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Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1950

Page

3

Red Cross Offers First Aid and Water Safety Classes

Ameri can Red Cross hosts a series of first aid and water safety courses at Central Fire Station. Joe Racz from St Louis teaches both tracks with sessions 10 am and 7 pm daily. Water safety requires 19+ with senior life saving card. first aid requires 20+ with advanced first aid card. Free swimming instruction follows morning classes at Thompson Park Pool.

Red Cross Central Fire Station Joe Racz Red Cross Safety Division St. Louis Racz Thompson Park Pool

Dulles To Address Korean Assembly

John Foster Dulles met near Seoul as he toured the 38th parallel and observed a quiet boundary. A southern guard was wounded earlier by northern guerrillas. He is scheduled to address the new southern assembly Monday afternoon with a statement of American policy.

Seoul Korea John Foster Dulles 38Th Parallel Dulles Southern Assembly

Minister grateful overcomes constipation with All-Bran

Retired minister E. H. Harmer from Snohomish Washington praises All-Bran for relief from constipation. He urges daily one ounce portions and recommends returning the carton if not satisfied for double money back.

E. H. Harmer Lincoln St Snohomish Wash Kellogg's Battle Creek Mich

T. C. Robinson Taken by Death

Thomas C. Robinson 67, retired Burris Panhandle Elevators superintendent, died at St Anthony's Hospital after a brief illness. Survived by widow Sallie and children including T. C. Robinson Jr and James A. service by Blackburn Shaw Funeral Home with burial pending.

Thomas C. Robinson Burris-Panhandle River Road St. Anthony's Hospital First Presbyterian Church Shrine and Khiva Temple Friends of Harmony Lodge New Orleans Sallie T. C. Robinson, Jr Dallas James A Amarillo Mary White Sallie J. Robinson George McDonald New Jersey J. A. Brannan Jerseyville Ill D. C. Robinson St. Albans Bilbro Robinson Shreveport Edwin M Robinson Beaumont Barry Robinson Mary Katheryn Robinson Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home

Doctor urges calm regard of polio avoid hysteria

Edwin P. Jordan MD explains polio varies by year and region, with many cases mild and few deaths. He notes polio distribution shifts seasonally from south to north and urges reasonable caution, not fear, for anxious parents.

Edwin P. Jordan NEA United States Futhermore

Traffic count planned on US and state roads in Dallam

T FEF Wright of the Texas Highway Department Planning and Survey division announced in Dalhart that a traffic count is being taken on US state and secondary roads in Dallam and surrounding counties.

Dalhart T. Fef. Wright Texas Highway Department Planning and Survey Division Austin Dallam

No Slump Seen In Car Market

Detroit reports show new car orders indicate a strong market with thousands of cars to be built. Used car prices appear near their 1950 peak with no sharp drop expected soon. Automotive News notes a $20 month drop in auction prices for 1941–1950 models, except 1950s remain high.

Detroit Automotive News

UMW Guilty Of Using Force in Harlan County Organizing Drive

The NLRB ruled that the United Mine Workers violated Taft Hartley law through a violent campaign to organize Union Supply Company workers in Lynch Kentucky. It cited a deadly February 5 1949 melee but did not find the union responsible for the policeman’s death. Local 474 UCW represented workers since 1945 and Local 7425 UMW later took over the drive.

Washington National Labor Relations Board United Mine Workers Harlan County John L. Lewis Lynch, Ky NLRB Kentucky Harlan Union Supply Company United States Steel Corporation United Construction Workers UCW United Mine Workers Local 7425 UMW

Janitors Go to Columbia College

One hundred school-building supervisors custodians janitors and engineers will take part in school-plant care workshops at Columbia University Teachers College this summer under Dr. Henry H. Linn. The program aims to spark interest improve efficiency and cut costs in school plant operations. A swan in Belbroughton England uses its beak to turn a door handle and enter a local inn.

Columbia College New York Columbia University Teachers College Henry H. Linn Dr. Linn Belbroughton England

Retrial Opens In Libel Case in Memphis

Retrial of former Hall County attorney J. D. Fitzjarrald against Panhandle Publishing begins in 100th District Court with Judge Luther Gribble presiding. Fitzjarrald seeks damages over Amarillo Times articles. prior $13,333 award was reversed by the Court of Civil Appeals and remanded after state Supreme Court ruling.

Memphis Hall County Atty J. D. Fitzjarrald Panhandle 100Th District Court Luther Gribble Fitzjarrald Amarillo Merchant- Fitzgarrald & Pope Amarillo Times Memphis. Preliminary Matters Will Occupy the Monday Court Session. Dist Isabella Cypert Fitzgarrald Court of State Supreme Court District Appeals Court Hamilton & Deaver

Cowmen's Ranch for Sale Near Miles City with 1500 Cows

All year range and complete operation including 450 two year old cows with calves, 25 bulls, abundant horses, and extensive equipment. 500 acres farm and hayland, 1500 cow herd, 56 miles from Miles City, 2 miles from shipping, water from river and creek, 15 000 acres deeded, 40 000 leased from federal government. Modern house, bunkhouse, camps, fenced, 925 000 with owner terms.

Miles City Fed. Gov

Robbery on Cecil W. Green’s Move-In Night in Colorado City

Cecil W. Green a Snyder produce dealer was robbed of 1900 dollars on his first night in a new Colorado City home. Police Chief Dick Hinkham reported Green’s rifled trousers and billfold found two blocks away in the Globe News Want Ads.

Colorado City Cecil W. Green Snyder Dick Hinkham Green

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