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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1951
Page
14
The Amarillo Globe lists publication details, staff roles, and billing rates for home delivery and mail subscriptions. It notes carrier delivery areas, pricing tiers for Evening, Sunday, and Morning editions, and states the paper is an independent democratic newspaper.
Ted Lokey of the Jaycee safety committee warns that several people posing as the Mystery Jaywalker fool residents into thinking they won a cash award. A 10 year old girl phoned the president claiming to identify the jaywalker, but the識 was a hoax. The prize starts at 40 dollars and will rise to 60 if not identified this week. The campaign urged continued vigilance against violations of pedestrian rules.
The McCarran Committee probes Soviet infiltration linking Herbert Norman to Canadian Foreign Office roles and the Institute of Pacific Relations. Wittfogel testified Norman knew the 1938 Communist study group was political, while Carter's files and Canadian police findings surface, suggesting Canada’s strong disclosures outpace US and UK agencies.
A Gallup survey in Princeton finds public support for continuing military and economic aid to Western Europe at about two to one, with little shift toward isolationism. Voters favor the principle. opinions on the 8.1 billion dollar total vary, and some lawmakers pressure for cuts in economic aid.
A collection of short pieces. The first notes the transcendent nature of love as spiritual elevation beyond physical passion. The second reads a Harvard president on Soviet vs free world science and faith in freedom. The third discusses persistent falsification and its social consequences with a case of a carpenter falsely claiming a murder.
An Amarillo merchant reports a typewritten air mail letter claiming a jailed man in Mexico needs 3500 dollars to gain release and offers half of 185000 hidden abroad. The writer provides a contact in Mexico and a suitcase stash, described as a long running confidence game. The merchant warns readers, urges caution, and ends with a jab about rolling up your pants to risk the scam.
Puzzle clue list with many missing letters spans animals actions geography religions and verbs. Entries include antelope animal bay approaches afraid to expunge delete and other terms with vertical and scattered numbers and partial phrases.
A teen column advises girls on dating a boy who calls at the last minute. Three steps include hinting by noting near-miss plans, refusing a date with polite disappointment, or explaining the confusion and inconvenience of late calls. It suggests that boys can plan 24 hours ahead if they want to.
Three Pennsylvania scientists report that municipal sewage sludge can provide a new and large source of vitamin B-12 to supplement farm animal diets. Previously valued mainly as fertilizer, the sludge may have broader nutritional use, per researchers Hoover Jasewicz and Porges of the Eastern Regional Research Laboratory.
Producers and buyers of feeder stocker cattle gather at 1 pm as Amarillo Livestock Auction Company opens the first sale since April 27. Dry weather and early movement sped up sales about three weeks. Eddie Johnson, company president, anticipates a large sale with about 2000 head expected today and notes over four million dollars in feeder stocker cattle have moved through the ring this year.
The article notes cotton plants yield many items including artificial leather varnishes toilet articles photographic films and sausage casings. It adds that sea anemones resemble flowers but are animals whose tentacles trap prey like shrimp.
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