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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1951
Page
12
Loya Lester Icard from Valdese NC plans to enter crochet samples in the textile department. His work is expected to attract attention and spark discussion among visitors, with women poised to learn from his needlecraft.
Paul Gallico writes to console a reader fretting over a dry fishing trip. The column humorously admits the sport’s luck factor, laments dwindling catches, and notes the universal frustration of those awaiting big bites. Gallico reflects on personal misses and the idea of a mythical lure to ease disappointment.
A collage of quoted lines from Vinson XII Jackson Farley Ruth Gehrig Johnson Dever Taft Hartley Invinc Mier and others touching on rebellion legality wartime stress anger sportsmanship and identity. The passage blends thoughts on rule of law, world governance, human agency and memory.
Joseph and Stewart Alsop argue officials fear Andrei Gromyko will bring both peace and pressure to San Francisco. They warn Moscow may delay the treaty to leverage Asian issues, risk war, and isolate the United States from Britain and France while pressing for a favorable settlement. They urge firm US policy and timely signing to maintain balance in Asia.
Dr Wiggam presents three quotes on mind and behavior from Baruch Fairbanks and Thorndike. Baruch links maternal emotional health to fetal activity, Fairbanks describes a delayed-auditory device causing stammering, and Thorndike critiques pseudo scientific schemes.
Local chatter warns of a burglar roaming Polk Street with neighbors guarding homes. Advice urges wiring window latches for protection, noting the risk of alarm and guilt if misused. A separate for sale notice offers an overhead garage door for 25 dollars, with editor’s note mentioning a 15 dollar cash price and unrelated humor in the issue.
An Omaha Globe News item recounts a con game exposure where Army Sgt Bernard Zeien of Decorah Iowa mistakenly writes Korea as his address on a police form, highlighting the scam’s reach and the sergeant’s realization. The brief notes the readable details of the incident and the publication’s want ads promise results.
A reader group calling themselves watchful weighters discuss polite responses to rich dishes to protect diet goals. They advise either refusing or taking a tiny portion and, if pressed, explaining a diet. The column then answers wedding regrets and naming traditions, emphasizing clear etiquette in social events.
A former professional boxer, Ciachino Anthony Baccolla, 34, is placed on the FBI's ten most wanted list. He fought as Jack Fiore in 1973 36 and is sought in Detroit for the murder of jeweler Albert Swartz on May 17, 1951, and for obstruction of justice linked to that slaying. He has prior arrests for armed robbery in 1937 and narcotics possession in 1950. Baccella is about 5 feet 9 inches, 145 pounds, with dark brown hair and brown eyes, plus a 1 1 2 inch scar over his left eye.
Advice on how to announce a baby named John Henry to avoid confusion. Clarifies that he is 3rd when well known as such, but suggests signing cards as From Johns Mother for a future daughter in law. Bell Syndicate release.
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