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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1948
Page
8
A feverish night near Pantex Village yields a chilling report as a couple hears three faint cries for help from a girl or child. They search the area with a flashlight, find only a tumbleweed, and fearfully retrace their route toward a nearby farm house where the sounds originated. The eerie incident ends without a clear sighting or weapon.
A family experiences a late night road encounter as a man and youth arrive, a car is taken to the garage, a girl returns home, and a peacock cries for help while the household contends with loneliness and concern. Neighbors and a Detten family name appear as the scene unfolds in a tense, quiet moment.
A flood of classified notices appears in newspapers as readers respond to evolving formats. Advertisers seek clearer words and quicker contact methods while editors streamline listings.
A Bismark station in North Dakota staged a weather guessing contest with Russell Storm of Thunder winning top honors. The broadcast described hardships in Holland during occupation and postwar hunger, noting strict rations and the resilience of Dutch people as they work to restore normal life.
Eleanor Roosevelt reports on wartime tuberculosis rise among young men sent to concentration camps. She notes the new Dutch student sanitarium model aiding bed-bound patients with in-bed classrooms, art, and crafts. Funds and expansion are needed. similar needs exist in France. Roosevelt reflects on relief work and global welfare efforts.
The 81st annual meet ing of the State Medical Association of Texas opens Wednesday in Houston with layman friendly medical facts. Executive sessions begin today with eight affiliated groups. The four day convention expects more than 2,500 doctors to attend and hear public descriptions of advances in treatments.
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