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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1948
Page
7
Barbara Brown of St. Louis will visit Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bellett at 767 Oklahoma City for four days, staying with Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Bird. Brown is a niece of Mrs. Bellett and a student at West Texas State College, Canyon, planning to attend school in Missouri.
Twelve committeemen and as many alternates were named to represent American Legion, 16th District, at the Department of Texas convention in Corpus Christi next month. The roster was certified to department adjutant G Ward Moody by district commander Charlie Gibson. Committeemen include T C Clay Hereford credentials and F H McGregor rules among others. alternates list Clifford Johnson Hedley and Grant Hanna Hereford plus several more across the district.
In Glencove New York Teddy the 240 pound Saint Bernard waters down a mysterious night of animal killings. Police say no action will be taken and Teddy remains beloved by St Patrick's parish children. The warden and church pastor note no owner is proven and Teddy will stay cared for.
A Boston baseball fan Salvatore Busolacchi age 41 was hospitalized with serious injuries after a 30 foot fall from a roof beside Fenway Park where about 20 000 fans were turned away from the Red Sox versus Cleveland game. He sustained a concussion fractures to the thigh wrist and ribs.
Grain sorghums showed strong progress in the northern Panhandle while southern High Plains counties faced drought and rain shortages. Corn harvest advanced across central southern eastern counties with early crops active elsewhere. Peanut and rice harvests expanded, yields remained light due to dry weather, pecan shedding increased, vegetables in Rio Grande Valley suffered losses, and pastures deteriorated except in north high and low rolling plains where grazing was good.
The King Ranch will exhibit its Santa Gertrudis herd at the State Fair of Texas livestock show October 13 to 22. Santa Gertrudis, a Brahman and Shorthorn cross, dominates cattle in Texas with limited local shortages noted where grasses were dry. Judge G O Crisp, longtime jurist of Kaufman County, died from heart ailment with funeral services planned.
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