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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1950
Page
6
Stella’s Tuesday horoscope advises serious, humorous balance and leadership, with caution about May projects. The Hubert column by Dick Wingert highlights a speed trap sign and a vitality-driven work ethic, noting May as a poor time to start new ventures and Libra or Sagittarius as good wedding matches.
Vergennes police issue courtesy cards instead of tickets to out of state motorists for parking offenses. Chief James Mulcahy says tourists leave with a pleased feeling and may visit again. Cards note the violator strays and urge respectful conduct on return, with praise for local stores and amenities.
Sudan government urged residents in Khartoum to quit using cannon shells as door-stops after an old warhead from the 1884 85 siege exploded during building excavations. Several offices in the capital used old shells as door-stops, posing a danger.
Free offer invites hard of hearing individuals to request a brochure titled So You Can Hear from Beltone Department 40-A 1450 W 19th St Chicago Illinois. The ad promises practical guidance and encouragement and suggests sharing with friends or relatives who are hard of hearing.
In Duluth Minnesota a speed trap used during a 60 day safety campaign arrested more than 800 speeding motorists. Overnight no one was caught as motorists traveled at a measured pace under the 30 mile per hour limit. The sergeant in charge planned to drive the course himself.
King Frederik IX arrived in Aarhus as the Voluntary Boy Association of Denmark held its annual meeting. During a concert by 1,000 boy musicians, the king took the baton and conducted the performance to its conclusion. He is patron of the association.
Mrs. Margaret Darby, operator of a Navan pub in Eire, said her clock was slow when fined eight dollars for serving drinks after hours, in a Globe-News Want Ads item indicating results.
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