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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 23, 1951

Page

12

Oh brother I’m glad I’m not in his shoes

Syms quotes express disbelief at someone’s predicament and astonishment over a ring moment, capturing a playful, gossipy tone. The fragment hints at a social or personal scenario likely involving a notable ring reveal.

Texas Legion Backs General

The Texas State American Legion Executive Committee voted to stay out of the Truman MacArthur dispute while endorsing the MacArthur strategy for 21 years. They urged ousting Secretary Acheson and pushing hard to expel Russia from the UN and back Nationalists in China. About 200 Legionnaires attended the Austin meeting led by Sen. Rogers Kelly.

Austin American Legion Legion MacArthur State Legion Dean Acheson Russia United Nations China Rogers Kelly Edinburg Don Wilson West Virginia National Legion

Reds Wipe Out Villages Near Chapong in Kwangsi

Taipei Formosa April 23 The Nationalist defense ministry said Chinese Reds killed over 1,300 villagers near Chapong in Kwangsi after a clash with guerrillas on April 9. The ministry cited suspected guerrilla ties as motive. Rain hampers the big circus preparations increasing setup work and weight of canvas.

Taipeh Formosa Nationalist Defense Ministry Chapong Kwangsi

Texas Mourns Famed Athlete Eckhardt Dies at 49

The University of Texas honors Oscar Eckhardt, a star in football, baseball and basketball in the early 1920s, who died of a heart attack in Yorktown at age 49. He led Texas to an undefeated 1923 season as fullback and halfback, later played pro baseball in multiple leagues, and coached at West Texas State College. Surviving are his wife, father O G Eckhardt, brother James Eckhardt, and sister Mrs George Robinson. He also played for Beaumont, San Antonio, Dallas, Amarillo, and Brooklyn.

Austin University of Texas Today Oscar Eckhardt Yorktown Tex Erkhardt Texas H. C Beaumont San Antonio Dallas O. G. Eckhardt James Eckhardt George Robinson Eckhardt West Texas State College Amarillo Broncos

First Scottish Immigrant Cottage in Fergus Ontario

A stone smithy at Fergus, erected in 1830 by Scottish settlers, stands as a historic immigrant house. Nearby the 60-foot Celtic cairn near Lancaster, begun in 1837, grew as residents added stones to the mortarless cone until completion.

Toronto Ontario Fergus Lancaster

Astronomy and ballistics linked in wartime studies

The National Geographic Society notes a parallel between celestial motion and projectile paths. Many astronomers served in ballistic laboratories during World War II, reflecting a wartime crossover of sciences.

National Geographic Society Balistics

Plans Air Base Entertainment At Amarillo AFB

Captain Maurice D. Bafford, personnel services officer, will oversee all entertainment on Amarillo Air Force Base including athletics, movies, dancing, education and information programs. He has arranged a base softball team for the YMCA league and plans for additional activities as facilities improve. He trained at a special service officers school at Washington and Lee University and the London School for...

Amarillo Air Force Base Maurice D. Bafford Captain Bafford Bafford Washington & Lee University London School

Air Officer Officer Candidate School Graduate Career Path

Air Information and Education officers after graduating from the Officer Candidate School in Miami in 1942. During World War II he served as personnel service officer for the training command at Miami and saw overseas duty in Germany France and central Europe. He was attached to Eighth Air Force headquarters as personnel service officer before leaving the Air Force after World War I to join Humble Oil in Houston. He was recalled to active duty last February.

Amarillo Air Force Base John Christoff, Jr Connecticut Christoff Africa Amarillo Sheppard Air Force Base Wichita Falls Air Information and Education Miami Fla Training Command Germany France Europe Eighth Air Force Headquarters Bafford Air Force Humble Oil Company Houston

Efficient older routes shaped today’s eastern transport lines

The text notes how remarkably direct colonial and native pathways in the Indian Wilderness influenced modern infrastructure east of the Mississippi, forming the backbone of current transportation networks. It stresses the enduring impact of these historic routes on present-day railroad and road corridors.

Mississippi

California Is Site of Texas Roundup

About 5,000 former Texans gathered in Sycamore Grove Park in Los Angeles for a basket picnic. There were no speeches or officer elections, just conversation and Western style entertainment from professional and amateur performers.

Los Angeles Sycamore Grove Park

Texans in Southern California Reach Estimated 450000

Jerrell Babb president of the Texas State Society of Southern California estimates about 450000 Texans live in Southern California, reflecting a substantial community presence across the region.

Jerrell Babb The Texas State Society of Southern California Southern California

Love Marriage Children and Security in May Digest

Henry C Link argues that delaying parenthood and affordability affect marital security. The May Reader's Digest presents insights on love sex compatibility, the value of parenthood, money’s role in stability, and four key influences for a lasting marriage.

Henry C. Link Current Books

Laura Wheeler Pattern Ad Promises Easy Crochet Designs

Laura Wheeler crochet patterns celebrate a pineapple design and spider web doilies, with a large 18 by 26 inch work framed in No 30 cotton. Pattern 833 offers two sizes, while an improved Laura Wheeler book provides charts, photos, and concise directions, all available by sending twenty cents to Amarillo Globe News. A free pattern appears in the book along with illustrations of crochet embroidery knitting and household patterns.

Laura Wheeler Amarillo Globe News Needlecraft Dept P.O Old Chelsea Station New York N.Y

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