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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1947
Page
5
Donald Thompson of the World Wildlife Management Institute tested pheasants via Wisconsin data and found quail store ample vitamin A in winter. Birds trapped and fed frozen corn in winter still accumulate vitamin A, enough for a full-grown man for 14 days.
France has 1,300,000 motor vehicles registered, less than four percent of the total US registrations. The United States has about 2,500,000 motor vehicles listed in the comparable figures.
A summary of the Uniform Traffic Code provisions on approaching grade crossings in Amarillo. Drivers must stop within 50 feet and not less than 15 feet from the nearest rail, observe signals, and use gears that do not require shifting while crossing. Specific vehicles like buses and explosives carriers have stricter stops and speed limits, with exceptions for police direction.
Capetown loner Alexander McIntosh, 77, died in poverty and left $200000 in gilt edged stocks. He funded a $2000 gift to a Fife Baptist Church and willed the rest to his British brothers and sisters. A former linotype operator and trade unionist, McIntosh grew miserly after retirement.
Northern sheep dog Lady belonging to Kenneth Dale and Paul David Bramlet at 704 North Buchanan carried a tiny black kitten home this morning. She nursed and cleaned the kitten, giving it a mother’s care. The note also recalls Ceylon’s shift from coffee to tea after a 1870 outbreak.
Five undergraduate male students at the University of Washington spoke at the Fresh Standards meeting outlining dating expectations. President Gummie Johnson said he forbids his dates from smoking in the car, citing a defensive concern. Another student condemned liquor as unnecessary for a good time. Johnny Webber, homecoming chair, said he neither smokes nor drinks and hints at discussing necking.
Houston officials grapple with a $4375 liquor bill after an assistant city attorney advised paying a damages claim filed by T. C. The document notes a puzzling charge and no drinking outcome, highlighting procedural confusion in the city's handling of a liquor-related expense.
Meadows, operator of a local liquor store, reports a city department truck failed to make a curve and crashed into the store. Bottles shattered and debris scattered across the storefront as workers scrambled to assist and secure the scene.
In Chicago Union Station a seven foot partition hid activity in the south waiting room. Officials bored holes in the wall to peep and found workmen varnishing benches.
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