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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1950
Page
5
Price College Cardinals travel to Canyon High School gym to face the Canyon Eagles after upsetting them 41 33 last week. Coach Hap Rogers leads the effort as they seek a second straight victory in the matchup tonight.
Seymour Texas reader M L McCauley reports rapid relief from dandruff and itchy scalp after using Baker's Hair Tonic. He also endorses Baker's Lathernist Shampoo for clean scalp and lustrous hair, noting a refund guarantee if not satisfied.
The Cardinals suffered a 41-38 loss to Hereford on Tuesday as Johnny Gallegos stood out with 14 points and stifled Canyon’s offense. Price College hosts the Lefors Pirates at Price gym in a 7:30 p.m. double header Saturday, hoping for a rebound.
Hollis W. Harris Amarillo consulting engineer will deliver the main address at the Panhandle chapter Texas Society of Professional Engineers monthly meeting at 730 Monday night in Potter County Courthouse. He will report on the December TSPE convention in Houston as two films Letter to a Rebel and Power Behind a Nation are shown and committees are appointed with James W. Smith presiding. Members urged to attend and bring a guest.
San Antonio reports Mayor Jack White will record western and folk songs next week under a new contract. The singing mayor, a hotel operator by trade, will earn 3 cents per record in royalties from a local music publishers firm.
Clarendon Feb 3 Funeral services are pending for A G Doc Robinson 47 who was killed yesterday afternoon at his farm near here He was crushed to death by a combine while threshing maize The body was found about 430 by son Don Robinson Survivors include his wife and two sons Don and Dale his parents Mr and Mrs J A Robinson of Jacksboro and three sisters Mrs Joe Green Clarendon Mrs D L Christian Jacksboro and Mrs Ova Long Iowa Park He had lived in Donley County since 1928 moving from Wise County.
MT. CLEMENS Michigan February 3 war hero Donald J Crooks 34 with 70 percent disabled legs acted quickly when a friend struggled in Clinton River He crept onto thin ice reached out but fell through biting on ice broke He saved the victim and clung to shore with his dog Dutch passing the custody to three neighbor children.
Edinburg reports its first polio death of the year as 5 year old Ermania Gonzales dies from the disease.
James Mani Edwards a 47 year old former Sunday school teacher and bank teller in Dallas was sentenced to one year in county jail and a 500 dollar fine after pleading guilty to contributing to the delinquency of a minor. He admitted to taking southeast Dallas youngsters including a 10 year old girl to nude swimming parties. A sodomy conviction awaits with potential 2 to 15 year prison term. Edwards said he taught Sunday school for 27 years before moving to Dallas in 1946 and led several Boy Scout troops.
William Madison Johnson, 56, an investment banker who led Garnet & Company Inc, and presided over the Dallas firm for 15 years, died today at his home. The longtime financier was a prominent figure in local finance circles.
Beverly Hills California February 3 Former tennis king Bill Tilden has registered as a convicted sex offender after an arrest under a new statute. He is 56 and may have the $100 bond exonerated. officials say his court appearance next Monday should not be necessary. Tilden has served two county jail terms in recent years for contributing to the delinquency of a teenage boy and parole violations.
Mrs. Lucile Chapel of 400 Tyler leaves Amarillo for Evansville Wisconsin to attend funeral services for her father John Scott, an 86 year old retired Evansville newspaperman. Scott spent most of his life in Kansas and worked as an editorial writer for The Atchison Globe before moving to Evansville 15 years ago to write for The Evansville Review. His health led to retirement about two years back.
The Globe-News advertise want ads report strong results as readers respond to classified notices seeking buyers, sellers, and services. Local businesses and individuals leverage the format to reach a broad audience and fill listings quickly.
Jack Brogden twenty three was hospitalized with burned ear membranes after allegedly pouring turpentine in his ears. The records do not reveal how the accident occurred.
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