Burgass Bedtine Stories at the Gravel Pit
Peter wanders into a large gravel pit dug in a hillside while seeking sand for road work. The pit has steep sides and Peter seems driven by curiosity as he explores the area.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1955
Page
19
Peter wanders into a large gravel pit dug in a hillside while seeking sand for road work. The pit has steep sides and Peter seems driven by curiosity as he explores the area.
Peter Rabbit grows more curious about where Rattles and Mrs. Rattles live near the Big River. He questions Grandfather Frog, who says their home is in the ground but will not reveal details. A sand trickle at the Smiling Pool hints at hidden activity beneath the bank.
President Eisenhower launches the national safety drive as 50 million Americans are expected on highways. Washington adds a district program with 375000 leaflets and 10000 bumper strips, plus hundreds of posters to promote slow down and live.
A cryptic clue set lists across and down entries with numbers and hints from 1 to 69, including terms for travels, prayers, trades, and plants. A closing note credits Yesterday's cryptogram and a quip about weight loss. Local puzzle page featured by Southern Finance Co with a Fisk Building address.
In Massapequa New York a widow Mrs Walter Arnold faced tragedy after a January fire and her husband died in April leaving seven children. The Arnold family fund raised 2700 dollars and about 50 neighbors repaired her fire damaged home. They plan to finish the final touches this weekend.
Frank Fletcher 78 founder of Midland National Bank died today in Midland Texas from a heart ailment. Born in Collin County he moved to Midland in 1907 and built a lasting financial legacy.
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