Salmon fishing saga spans oceans and clubs on Trell River
A Fort Dodge fisherman Don Vincent visits Tiell River chasing Pacific salmon as Atlantic species are praised for leaps and size. The article notes moise river club in Labrador yields large fish and costly rights, while public Newfoundland fishing remains strong. Royal and corporate ownership shape access across Canada. fisheries drama ends with discouragement and long travel from the Panhandle.
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Don Vincent
Fort Dodge
Iowa
Mr. Vincent
Vincent
Tiell River
Labrador
Pacific
Canada
Moise River
Boston
New York
Nova Scotia and Labrador
Newfoundland
Trell
Panhandle
Fig Almond and Walnut Trees for Sale in Amarillo
Dear Tack A resident offers two fig trees about six feet tall loaded with fruit one almond tree five feet tall and one English walnut tree four feet tall located near 815 Russell St Amarillo call 3 3681 for details and to arrange pickup.
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Amarillo
G. M. Ray
Russell St
City installs lights at two junior high ballparks
The Horace Mann and Sam Houston Junior High School ball parks are receiving electrical lighting upgrades. The city park department is handling installation, enhancing nighttime play areas and safety for local teams and events.
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Horace Mann
Sam Houston
Red Cross among global network of 46 societies
The American National Red Cross forms part of a worldwide federation comprising 46 similar societies. It operates alongside national bodies to provide humanitarian aid and disaster relief across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American National Red Cross
This Lady Swears She Never Attacked a Man in Shorts
A reader responds to a prior letter arguing against blaming women for male lust, defending shorts as harmless. She cites history and war as male-driven, insists dress is not to blame, and denounces censorship. She asserts rapists are not gentlemen and laments prudes who “shoot off their mouths.”
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Tack
Helen of
Troy
Man
D.M
I Would Help Youth and Reform Criminal Minds
A letter from J C Williamson of Miami Texas argues for crime prevention through proactive youth engagement. He recalls personal reform after rough company, condemns aftercare neglect, and urges fair chance and community support for ex offenders to reduce recidivism and crime. He cites the Golden Rule and calls for parental and adult responsibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tack
James Farris
J. C. Williamson
Miami
Texas
LOST CAT AND MISCELLANEOUS ADS IN Tack'S CLASSIFIED
A blue grey Persian tom cat strayed from 2811 B Duncan Drive answers to Tommy with a reward. Various ads offer cats for sale or donation and requests for services including housekeeping and ironing. Also notices for trading stamps, a dog and a found purse with return arranged through Tack.
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Duncan
Tommy
Monteen Coursey
S. Buchanan
Parker
Gefilleman
P. S
Tack
Dee
Gunn Bros
Montgomery Ward
Wrye
Bud Williams
North West Thirteenth
Shorty MrKee
Washington
Glen Casey
Hill
North West Fourteenth
Actor Duff Plans Marriage to Ida Lupino Soon
Actor Howard Duff revealed in Arrowhead Springs that he intends to marry Ida Lupino after her divorce from Collier Young. Duff, filming nearby, spoke with Lupino by phone and said details on the wedding timing and location are not yet known. Lupino is at Lake Tahoe arranging her divorce, and Duff noted they have discussed marriage extensively.
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Arrowhead Springs
Cal
Howard Duff
Ida Lupino
Collier Young
Duff
Miss Lupino
Lake Tahoe
Nev
Young
Pioneer rancher Jesse Roy Hittson dies at Palo Pinto
Pioneer rancher and cattleman Jesse Roy Hittson died yesterday in Palo Pinto at age 87. His family helped drive Indians from Palo Pinto County, linking his long life to the county’s frontier history.
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Mineral Wells
Jesse Roy Hittson
Palo Pinto
Hittson
Palo Pinto County
Cuba to Sell Carry-Over Sugar Before New Crop
Cuba plans to push its 1,250,000 ton sugar carry-over for sale ahead of the upcoming crop year, aiming to reduce stockpiles and free storage.
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Cuba
Victims of Fire Thank Community for Help
Mr and Mrs Tom Passmore and children thank every person who assisted after their house at 210 North Pierce burned last week. They express gratitude for the kind deeds and support received during their time of need.
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Tack
Tom Passmore
North Pierce
Stork Club Fan Critique Sparks Amarillo Dining Debate
A Navajo from Gallup questions Amarillo’s restaurant scene by contrasting home cooking with the famed Stork Club. The letter defends local cooks and mocks area dining while inviting Mr. Tack to reconsider, highlighting local pride and nostalgia.
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Amarillo
Stork Club
Mr. Tack
Gallup
Budget Adopted Quietly in Amarillo for Next Year
Amarillo approves a $2,385,000 next year budget after a routine hearing with one questioner, finds sinking fund reserves adequate, but notes needs for street, water, and sewer expansions. Tax levy set at $1.30 per $100 valuation, with general fund at $1.08 and sinking fund at 22 cents. Annexation request from Highways 60 and 66 area seeks sewer service. bids for a 11 ton truck awarded to Don McMillian Inc. for $1,690.50.
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Amarillo
Robert Douglas
Potter County Taxpayers Association
Texas
N. V. Moss
City Commission
Hugo Loewenstern
M. S. Clayton
Noel Cooper
Val Clannahan
Val’s
W. S. Birge
Biltmore Courts
Don McMillian, Inc
James L. Spikes Dies at 33 in Veterans Hospital
James L. Spikes age 33 of Lubbock died yesterday in the Veterans Hospital. Survived by mother Mrs. Mattie Spikes of Bellevue Texas and brother Sgt. Carl Spikes serving overseas. Funeral arrangements pending with N. S. Griggs and Sons.
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James L. Spikes
Lubbock
Veterans Hospital
Mattie Spikes
Bellevue
Tex
Sgt
Carl Spikes
N. S. Griggs and Sons
Family Farm Loan Business Is Good
Washington reports Farmers Home Administration has issued over 600000 production loans to family-type farmers in five years. About 160000 families use operating loans, 43000 former renters or workers use ownership loans as of June 30, with over 31000 having repaid in full.
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Houston Harte
San Angelo
Washington
Farmers Home Administration
Static Causes Clothing to Cling in Cold Weather
In Chicago an explanation notes that static electricity from movement between rayon and nylon underclothes and outer garments builds up opposite charges. The resulting attraction makes the garments cling to the body, especially in cold weather.
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Chicago
Youth Killed as Truck Hits Bicycle Near Denison
In Denison Texas a dump truck fatally struck a bicycle ridden home from a golf course killing 12 year old Charles Whitley. His 13 year old brother Don Whitley and another 13 year old rider were injured with Don in serious condition and possible skull fracture while Bobby Gene Rippy was listed as resting well.
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Denison
Tex
Charles Whitley
Don
Bobby Gene Rippy
Cotton yields rise sharply since 1925 in Mississippi
Biloxi Mississippi reports that cotton growers harvest from 160 acres now as much as 270 acres in 1925. Yields climbed from about 160 pounds per acre in 1870 to 175 by 1917, then fell with boll weevil. After 1925 the trend reversed and latest figures reach 271 pounds per acre.
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Biloxi, Miss
Highest Bar on Jungfrau Mountaintop in Switzerland
The highest bar in the world sits on Jungfrau Mountain in Switzerland at about 11,000 feet. It marks a record altitude venue with panoramic alpine views attracting visitors and tourists seeking a landmark drinking locale.
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Jungfrau
Geneva
Jungfrau Mountain
Switzerland
Second Meeting For NTSC Exes Organizes Alumni
A second meeting of North Texas State College ex-students will be held next Tuesday at 7 30 PM in the Globe News upstairs conference room. Clayse Webb, newly installed president, said a special alumni section will be provided at the October 13 game.
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North Texas State College
The
Globe News
Clayse Webb
Havana Replaces 50-Year-Old Streetcars With Buses
Havana Cuba has discarded about fifty year old streetcars and added four American buses to its public transit fleet. The move signals a shift in urban transport as authorities favor motor buses over aging tram cars.
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Havana
Cuba
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