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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1951

Page

3

New Instructors Lead Amarillo High Distributive Program

Sam N Henry joins Amarillo High School as the new D E coordinator succeeding Ray Adams and Ray Cannon returns for a second year to lead the 51 Distributive Education Coordinators Club. Cannon will preside at the state convention in Houston and assist for the El Paso student convention. Eighty Sandies will work part time in the retail and wholesale program while attending school half days. Henry has past teaching and store ownership experience and will live in the U Anchor addition with his wife Betsy Henry. Cannon is pursuing graduate work at West Texas State College while Henry studied at Howard Payne College and Colorado University.

Amarillo High School Sam N. Henry Amarillo Ray Cannon Polk AHS Schreiner Institute Kerrville Cannon Houston D. E el Paso Sandies North Texas State College Amarillo Center West Texas Henry Hereford Ray Adams Winters High School Spearman Perryton Eastland Howard Payne College Brownwood University of Colorado Boulder Denton West Texas State College Betsy Henry Summit School U-Anchor Whitesboro Army Camps Denton High School

Two Promoted By Rock Island

Promotion of two men formerly stationed in Amarillo has been announced by the Rock Island Railroad. John M. Spann named general freight manager and William E. Futral named freight traffic manager in charge of sales and service. Spann joined Rock Island in 1925 and held multiple freight posts before moving to Little Rock in 1936 and later Chicago in 1941. Futral previously served as traveling freight agent and division agent, then was transferred to Los Angeles in 1942 ahead of this promotion.

Amarillo Rock Island Railroad John M. Spann William E. Futral Spann Mr. Futral Mr. Spann Rock Island Little Rock Ark Chicago Los Angeles

Monastery Beer as Essential Monastic Practice

A. D. notes that Britannica describes beer brewing as a fundamental, well established activity in every well-provisioned monastery, underscoring its historical importance in monastic life.

A. D

Island's Only Child Seeks Mainland Departure

Gerry Kyne, four, is the island's last child amid ruins and no school or shop. He longs for New York after seeing Manhattan. parents and Dublin fear loss as the solitary youth contemplates leaving the lone Celtic outpost.

Blasket Island Ireland Atlantic Gerry Kyne Gerry New York Manhattan

Sanger Bros. Sale Blocked by Nevada Judge

Reno reports a temporary restraining order halted the sale of Sanger Bros., Inc., the Dallas department store, to Federated Stores. Stockholder John A. Purse Jr. sued in district court to block the transfer of assets, asserting it harms stockholders. Maestretti set a prompt hearing to dissolve the order.

Reno U.P Sanger Bros., Inc Dallas Dist A. J. Maestretti John A. Purse, Jr Federated Stores Sangers Nevada Maestretti Purse Federated

Etiquette notes on handling unexpected guests and sympathy cards

A reader asks how to handle uninvited visitors politely and how to decline plans without rudeness. Emily Post advises honest, immediate disclosure of commitments to avoid friction. Also guidance covers maid of honor and bride skirt order and replying to sympathy cards with personal notes when possible.

Mrs. Post Maid of Honor

Sangers Asset Disposal Plan Cited by Purse Stakeholder

Purse holds 11,486 of 237,071 Sangers shares and seeks disposal of assets for value other than money. The note outlines asset transfer proposals and the potential impact on control and equity distribution among remaining shareholders.

Sangers Purse

Birth Announcements and Army Fathers Name Inclusion

Dear Mrs. Post asks if a father serving overseas should have his name on a birth announcement. The Bell Syndicate answer: Most certainly. The note discusses including military fathers in newborn notices and issued guidance for publication.

Geld Thieves Work In South Africa

In Johannesburg police indicate an international gang is operating there. Gold shipments disappeared twice recently a cache from a plane bound for Rome and another from a plane bound for the Middle East. Value and timing not disclosed.

Johannesburg South Africa Rome Middle East

Edinburgh council probes burst hot water bag deaths

Two women were scalded in bed by hot water from burst bags. The Accident Prevention Council in Edinburgh has been asked to explain why the bags burst and how to prevent recurrence.

Accident Prevention Council Edinburgh Scotland

Trouble Moves In As Dog Moves Out

Spud the shaggy mongrel returned after three wild nights provoking a shaken wake for seven people in a two car crash. State police note the dog’s record, and neighbor Ernest Tirell endured a boggy rescue to pull Spud free from a swamp before he could be saved.

Palmer Spud Monson Ernest Tirell Tirell

Cowbird Eggs Placed in Other Birds' Nests

The cowbird lays its eggs in the nests of smaller birds during spring. Females leave their companions one by one to slip eggs into other birds' nests, allowing others to hatch and raise the young. Globe-News Want Ads Get Results.

Indigenous North Carolina bootleggers and trade methods

Among the first bootleggers were the Tuscarora Indians of North Carolina who carried forbidden rum to interior tribes and sold it by the mouthful. The buyer selected the tribesman with the largest mouth as his scale, rum poured into a bowl carried for the purpose.

Tuscarora

Farmers Fleece Grounded Pilots Fares and Favors Turn Sour

Raymond T. Bartnett head of an aviation insurance firm says the era of farmers celebrating forced landings has faded as more private planes fly. He warns that property owners who seize aircraft awaiting large payments verge on a racket and risk legal action for loss of use and damage to planes.

Cleveland Ohio U.P Raymond T. Bartnett Bartnett

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