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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1950
Page
3
A wealthy widow was convinced by a spiritualist to hand over 100000 dollars and set up a trust, later sued to recover the money. The court ruled such actions under mystic influence are not voluntary in law, voiding the gifts.
Prime Minister Robert Menzies announced Australia will dispatch a squadron of heavy Lincoln bombers to Singapore in response to the Korea situation. The decision was disclosed from Canberra on June 27.
June 27 report notes businessmen weigh war impact on prices and demand. Officials foresee possible defense and foreign aid spending boosting inflation yet offset by higher taxes. Rubber tin and pepper rise on Korea jitters. stockpiles and synthetic rubber help cushion shortages. Grains and meats gain with ample government grain holdings and a improving wheat outlook.
The cruise ship Excalibur with 114 passengers collided with the Danish freighter Columbia in Upper New York Bay near Brooklyn. The freighter caught fire but was under control within 30 minutes. Passengers were to be moved to Jersey City while Excalibur was beached off 69th Street as tugs aided. Captain S N Graves led the Excalibur on a 43 day Mediterranean cruise.
On the Eastern New Mexico University campus a Foods Workshop runs through Thursday. Miss Olga Saffry says sessions cover simple enriched breads with yeast and quick doughs. Guest Louise Garrett of the Wheat Flour Institute demonstrates demonstrations for students.
Death claims a third victim as Robert Eugene Fulton of Dallas dies in Mineral Wells. The vehicle collision occurred Friday night near were Friday night, latest update confirms.
A nationwide survey of 113 597 doctors across the United States asks the question What cigarette do you smoke Doctor The brand named most was Camel indicating a strong doctor preference for that brand based on the survey results.
The piece promotes a Camel smoking test where readers try Camels for 30 days in their own T zone to judge mildness and flavor. It features Boston Red Sox pitcher Mel Parnell endorsing the Camel 30-Day Mildness Test, claiming Camels agree with his throat and taste.
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