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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1951
Page
22
Boston report notes production starts with liquid nitrogen at 320 degrees below zero Fahrenheit. Liquid hydrogen at 423 degrees below is produced. Ottawa reports 1950 Canadian residential construction at 748 million dollars, seven million higher than 1949.
Advertising copy touts BC pain relief as fast acting due to a combination of multiple ingredients. Claims emphasize quick dissolution, effectiveness for headaches neuralgia and minor pains, and recommend buying BC Tablets or Powders in 10¢ 25¢ or family bottles.
Interviews with Shirley Fox Dawn Churchill Sidney Suggs Max Weinberg Ann Storrs and C F Book reveal strong support for building a new airport terminal to accommodate Amarillo's expanding population and increased traffic, arguing remodeling would be insufficient amid the reactivated air base and growing city.
A contract has been let to a California firm to construct a 5 1/2 mile tunnel joining Hutt Valley with the Wairarapa in New Zealand. The Rimutaka Tunnel will cost £7,295,000 and require three years to build.
Oklahoma reports that 15 million acres of cropped land have produced more than 7.5 million tons of nitrogen. The figure highlights fertilizer impact and agricultural output in the state, underscoring scale of crop production and environmental considerations.
The annual Boy Scout and Explorer swimming contest is set for 6:30 tomorrow at Camp Don D. Harrington. Five events per section, ages 11 to 13 for Scouts and 14 plus for Explorers, include four 40-yard strokes and a relay, plus 40-yard freestyle per team member. Aug 19-25 marks the final camp period, with registration via Troop blank to the Scout office in Amarillo.
In Wilmington Delaware industry uses over 300000 tons of corn cobs annually to make furfural a chemical essential for nylon. Prices fell from about 30 dollars a pound to 14 cents after a new production method from corn cobs was developed.
Paul Shambaugh offered to testify against his wife Lois after her arrest for child neglect. Court officials heard his testimony and sentenced him to jail for failing to make support payments for the child. Globe News Want Ads Get Results.
Ottawa reports record Canadian production with pig iron totaling 2,309,732 tons in 1950 up from 2,154,352 in 1949 while steel ingots and castings reached 3,384,131 tons, up from 3,186,930 the previous year.
Canada relies more on U S bituminous coal than its own mines due to unfavorable geographic distribution of coal fields. The Dominion uses vast supplies from the United States to meet energy and industrial needs, reflecting a strategic dependence on imports.
A 1200 pound bull broke loose from handlers at a Columbus packing plant, leaped a gate and roamed the town for two hours. Workers chased it, then the animal chased them. pedestrians fled to trees until police ended the chase by shooting the bull with a rifle.
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