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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1948
Page
16
The feature highlights geography linking Europe and Asia as Turkey becomes a pivotal pro Allied nation. It frames Turkish lands and waterways as rich in tactical potential shaping East West dynamics amidst a global stalemate.
Miss Sanit daughter of a Turkish newspaper publisher arrives to lecture at the Amarillo Knife and Fork Club dinner at Amarillo Country Club. She studied political science at UC and Columbia and has been a U S correspondent for Turkish papers lecturing across the United States. Her motto is No machinery for peace will work with but popular good will behind it. House blaze causes minor damage at 1429 North Grand as firemen respond at 9 pm.
M J Calvert dies at Hobart Oklahoma at age 88 after a life in Cheyenne and Wheeler County Texas Panhandle early ranching years. He survived by four sons R M Calvert Elk City R S Calvert Hereford Frank and Eldridge Calvert Cheyenne. He had moved from Indian Territory to Nebraska then Wyoming during the Rustlers War.
A group of 75 pupils from B. M. Baker School in Pampa will visit Amarillo for a day trip arranged by third grade teacher Mrs. Aubrey Jones. J. E. Langley, Santa Fe traveling agent, will host questions and share railroad literature. Pupils will receive Humor Trainman and Courier Nurse Buttons as mementos and travel back to Pampa by school bus after a short stay.
Mr and Mrs Herbert Willborn of 138 Wayside announce the birth of a son named Michael Anderson born Tuesday. The baby weighed 7 pounds 7 ounces and joins siblings Elaine and Skipper in the family.
Carolyn Kelly aged 15, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lim Kelly of 318 Sunset, is elected president of Theta Pi, a girls social club. Officers announced at a meeting hosted by Mary Ellen Ford include Lou Lynn Rogers as vice president, Karen Thatcher as secretary and reporter, and Margie Thompson as parliamentarian. Pledges listed are Nita Johnson, Gretchen Wolflin, Claire Smith, Carol Wilson, Jeanne Shannon, Shirley Feierabend, Ida Miller, Madge Moreland, Melody Starks, Prudence Brown, Jane Boger, Martha McCormick and Allison Bruner.
Tommy Meredith, 12, of Amarillo, enters Boys Ranch as a seventh grade student. He will learn the layout, take an assigned job, and gain duties as he adapts. He joins activities from horseshoe pitching to softball, basketball and football while Carrol Redd of Dalhart greets the newcomer.
Dr Edwards offers Olive Tablets to relieve constipation with gentle action on both bowels. The product promises natural movements without griping and is sold at all drugstores. 154 304.
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