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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1951
Page
8
Bill Lawson uncovered prehistoric elephant bones at Western Stockyards on Saturday. He first exclaimed It’s Alley Gop then realized the bones held significance. Lawson recalled digging with his grandfather as a boy and said his interest has persisted. Cuba now enjoys regular commercial television programs.
The article portrays Princess Margaret as a young flirt turned sought after royal. her social life includes escorted theater parties and late nights at clubs with chaperoned dates. It notes powerful suitors like Lord Dalkeith and the Buccleuch heir, her need for a rich match, and the restriction that she must marry a white Protestant. It concludes with her future royal duties and a teaser about fashion tomorrow.
Singapore editors refused to publish Gov. Thomas E. Dewey's speech after claiming they were not invited to a luncheon honoring him and were treated rudely by reporters and photographers. Dewey spoke before the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association in Singapore as Malaya leaders attended. He said he regretted the press dispute and that he had no direct connection to it.
Amarillo beauty professionals will all receive Red Cross first aid training this year under a plan by unit 13 of the Texas Association of Beauty Culturists. A 22 hour course began Monday at San Jacinto Beauty School with 47 students in the first class led by Mrs. G Ray Smith, Potter County Red Cross executive secretary, at 2715 West Sixth.
The Amarillo Chamber of Commerce tourist and publicity committee will meet at 10:30 Thursday morning in the chamber conference room to discuss expanding the program to boost Amarillo tourism. John Ballard will present a plan, and a radio ad report for local stations will be reviewed along with ads on out of town stations. A Portuguese man of war is described here as a tropical jelly fish with a powerful sting.
Richard L. Batten son of Mr and Mrs Glenn Batten 4206 West Third recently reported to Keesler Air Force Base Mississippi after graduating from Texas A M College He will study electronics while at Keesler Experts advise brewing double strength coffee to offset dilution by melting ice cubes.
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