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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1950
Page
6
Rex Mauldin of Amarillo leads McMurry College students in Macbeth with Frances Bigony of Big Spring as Lady Macbeth. Performances run May 1-6 in Radford Auditorium, featuring 52 costumes and three sets. Phillip Slates, McMurry piano professor, composed the score for the production.
Eight visitors joining Amarillo's Washington delegation include Sam Richardson and Carl Rountree of Lamesa along with local leaders Mayor Gene Klein ex Mayor Lawrence Hagg Jack Cunningham Rex Baxter Jay Taylor and Thomas H Thompson. The group seeks favorable action from a Senate subcommittee on the 85 million dollar Canadian River dam project chaired by Mayor Clarence Whiteside of Lubbock.
A traditional belief in many lands holds that humanity originated from the roots of the ash tree. The statement reflects ancient attribution of human origins to a sacred botanical ancestor across diverse cultures.
Two Florida men were caught setting a wildfire and were arrested arraigned and sentenced to 30 days in jail before state firefighters contained the blaze. Joseph P. Schuck of the Florida forest service said investigators uncovered a brush burning operation that had spread into woodlands and the suspects admitted guilt.
The Community Chest board's public relations committee will host a series of meetings this spring with visits to groups such as the Maverick Club Salvation Army and YWCA. Attendees from Amarillo retail firms viewed the Preventorium program and offered improvement ideas while a draft invites top Fass basting employees to join the new employee division.
Kyrenia Cyprus April 1647 Robert Donat the film star known for Goodbye Mr Chips The Thirty Nine Steps and other works lives quietly by the Mediterranean to seek relief from asthma friends say he declines to see newspapermen.
Military log shows US Army and Navy bases deployed about 2,000,000 tons of ice during World War I, supporting cold storage and food supply for troops across theaters. The massive tally reflects logistical scale of allied operations and base depots.
Medical authorities link common stomach and nervous complaints to deficiencies and promote HADACOL as a daily liquid treatment. It claims to supply iron calcium phosphorus and manganese to improve hemoglobin and deliver vitamins to all cells. A Louisiana woman cites relief after two weeks of use and three months of regular dosing.
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