Four Capadocia guards killed in Panay raid
National defense headquarters announced that four bodyguards of Guillermo Capadocia chief of the Philippines Communist party were killed in a troops raid on Hukbalahap headquarters on Panay island.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1951
Page
10
National defense headquarters announced that four bodyguards of Guillermo Capadocia chief of the Philippines Communist party were killed in a troops raid on Hukbalahap headquarters on Panay island.
Joe Looney deputy sovereign grand master of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows will be guest of honor at a Amarillo lodge meeting at 410 Amarillo Hall 312 East Fifth Saturday at 7 30 PM. A. O. Benthul and Col. HK E Elliot plan honor guard and expect strong turnout from local lodge members with many Texas officials in attendance. Looney, a lawyer and Oklahoma leader, has served in multiple Odd Fellows roles and held public offices including state senator and university regents.
The Amarillo Symphony Orchestra will premiere two local composer works tomorrow night, the Symphonic Dance by Houston Bright and the Adagio for Bassoon and String by Willard Elliott with Gladys Crisler as soloist. Dr. Erno Daniel will perform Liszt and other pieces as part of a concert also honoring the Seventh District Federation of Women's Clubs.
A 10 hour course in retail credit procedures starts at 7 30 tonight in the Recital Hall of the Arts and Commerce Building Amarillo College. Instructor will be Sterling S Speake of the University of Texas. Registration and a discussion on credit conditions to be held during tonight's meeting. For more information call the Amarillo Credit Association at 41661 or Amarillo College at 5516.
The Miami Herald reports the Army plans to take over the Fleetwood Hotel on Miami Beach as a hospital for Korean War casualties. A lease at $100,000 annually is being negotiated, with May 1 set for occupancy of the 330-room Bis cayne Bay hotel. It would be the first Miami area hotel used by the military since the Korean War began.
Tex Ritter and his show band close a two man bill at Clover Club after a big turnout the night before. Jack Jackson books Johnnie Lee Wills for tomorrow night. Spike Jones appears at Municipal Auditorium Thursday. List of local baseball and event names follows with several players named. Special note mentions a letter signer Anxious.
A light local page highlights stage chatter from the Corn Department featuring Joan Stout Eddy Elliott Carol Boggs James Bates Gerald Adams Jerry Merchant Gail Loessner Damon Nutt Jr Gerald Reid and Don O Neal. A joke line asks why a New York policeman wears red suspenders, answering to hold up his money belt.
Ivan Tucker transfers lot 39 north 5 and lot 18 block 68 in Wolflin Park Unit 4 to H. L. Neal. Frank Wilkinson deeds lots 1 through 13 in Highland Park Block 1 to Frank Wilkinson Construction Co. and lot 13 south 5 and lot 12 block 1 in Highland Park to Robert A. Bailey. Jack T. Hicks sells lot 11 north 5 and lot 12 block 30 in Anchor to W. N. Hicks. W. E. Freeman and spouse convey to 8. L. Thompson Jr. see instrument.
A reading of scattered program listings shows Ma Perkins and Young Dr Maler among varied radio schedules. The block features Golden Gate Qu and Qu Queen for Day segments with Western hits and Sky King broadcasts, plus assorted ads and names.
The records show divorces involving Farr Davis and Alice M. Davis, and Edmund G. Better versus Vel Dean Better. Marriage licenses issued for Frank Thomas Campo and Mrs Hes ter Maye Scott, and Raymond Carroll Scott with Imelda Faye Chester.
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