Wilson veterans overwhelm Summit in Panhandle Peewee opening
Wilson veterans rout Summit RB 41 to 4 as Gene Mulkey leads with 12 points and Mervis Rogers, Bobby Stewart, and Bobby Tucker add six each. Babe Rogers sneaks in a field goal and free throw while Summit’s Carl Wilson and Earl Holland score for the losers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson
Summit
Carl Wilson
Earl Holland
Gene Mulkey
Mervis Rogers
Bobby Stewart
Bobby Tucker
Babe” Rogers
Mervis
St. Mary's
Bobby Brazil
Bobby Dorsey
David Allen
Richard O'Neal
Joe Jones
John Walsh
Robert Bequest
St. Mary’s
Pleasant Valley
River Road
Bobby Rollins
Jan van Winkle
Jerry Dean Miller
Price Cardinals Triumph In Charity Game At Clarendon
Price College Cardinals edged Clarendon Bronchos 36 to 34 in a March of Dimes charity contest. Ernie and Johnny Gallegos each scored 12 for Price, while Wilson Lane led Clarendon with 11. In the opener, Price beat Clarendon B squad 24 to 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarendon
Price College Cardinals
Clarendon Bronchos
March of Dimes
Gallegos Brothers
Ernie
Johnny
Wilson Lane
Price
Mrs Crawford Wins Amarillo Country Club Tourney
Mrs Verne Crawford took first place in the weekly Amarillo Country Club Women's Golf Association Tournament with a net 29 percent. Her card was 44 14 14 29 1. Mrs O K Huenergardt won the luncheon ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verne Crawford
Amarillo
Man brings TV to Bath Massachusetts bathroom for reception
A Boston man who moved to Bath Mass and brought his television set discovered only his second-floor bath room provided working reception. He mounted the set there and hooked it up, making that lone spot his viewing point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mass
U.P
Boston
Massachusetts
Housing projects spark debate on statism and private impact
In a Globe feature, residents like H A Bragg and Imogene Barrett weigh federal housing as a trend toward statism. They raise concerns about politics in housing, competition with private enterprise, and government pricing versus private rents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Coats
H. A. Bragg
Bellaire
Dorothy Edwards
West
Eleventh
Roy Beard
Veteran’s State Service
Jackson
Lubbock
Entries Open For Cage Meet In Amarillo Armory
Entries are open for the fourth annual Plains Amateur Athletic Union basketball championship to be held at Amarillo High School Armory from February 27 to March 4. Sponsored by Amarillo YaCA and directed by Homer Cowan, the event offers an all-expense trip to the Southwestern AAU championships in Dallas for the winner, trophies for champion and runner-up, and all-star individual awards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plains Amateur Athletic Union
Amarillo High School
Amarillo Yaca
Homer Cowan
Taylor
AAU
Panhandle Plains
Southwestern
Dallas
No Business Boom Foreseen in 1950
University of Chicago finance professor Garfield Cox forecast a year of overall stability with a likely business slump in the second half of 1950. He spoke at a symposium on the business outlook noting a large federal cash deficit could disturb prosperity but not trigger inflation, with the wholesale price index staying near current levels and public spending unlikely to rise beyond income.
Austrian Bishops Call Government to Protect Youth
At a Vienna conference Austrian bishops urged the government to take action to shield young people from immoral and unhealthy influences, stressing the church's role in safeguarding youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Top Nine Salaries Total 545000 Year In Review
The article lists high salaries in baseball with Williams topping at 812 per season in Boston. It notes DiMaggio at 100000 and Stan Musial at 50000 with other stars like Bob Feller and Joe Page mentioned for potential moves. It humorously questions payroll scale and suggests a Fort Knox level budget would be needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Boston
DiMaggio
Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinal
Stan
Bob Feller
Cleveland
Lou Boudreau
Indians
Fort Knox
New York
Ted Williams
Joe DiMaggio
Ralph Kiner
Tommy Henrich
Yankees
Jackie Robinson
Dodgers
George Kell
Lou Borreau
Ankees
Ralph Kiseesees
Pirates
Birdie Tebbetts
Red Sox
Hal Newhouser
Tigers
New Salmon Ladder Opens at Falls Creek Alaska
New salmon ladder project 10 miles south of Petersburg Alaska will provide eight miles of spawning grounds on Falls Creek. The 480 foot S shaped ladder uses an automatic water control gate to maintain flow, funded half by the Fish and Wildlife Service and half by the Territorial Fish Commission, with completion expected in April. A five man crew works daily as Clarence Rhode and C L Anderson anticipate strong returns similar to Wrangell's six million fish annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boys Ranch
Scorpions
Ernest Sleethe
Paul Gonzales
van Hall
Billy Morris
Jimmy Settles
Bill Baker
Bill Helms
Sam Houston
Hill
Forest Hill
Petersburg
Alaska
Here
Falls Creek
Fish and Wildlife Service
Territorial Fish Commission
Clarence Rhode
C. L. Anderson
Wrangell
Rhode
Anderson
Indian firm seeks American capital for motors and AC plant
An Indian company plans to establish manufacturing of electrical motors refrigerators and air conditioning units and seeks American capital and know how to fund and operate the venture.
Moon Trip Feasible in Nine Hours Says Nebraska Professor
Lincoln Nebraska July 12 1959 space expert J P Colbert professor of civil engineering at the University of Nebraska predicts a manned voyage to the moon could occur in the latter half of the century with a nine hour trip to the moon and a 24 hour earth return aided by future fuels and rockets guided unmanned tests first and a landing at the dawn line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Neb
U.P
J. P. Colbert
His of
Nebraska
Secience
Colbert
Earth
Moon
First Half Achievements Struck by Speaker on Progress
The speaker highlights early triumphs and predicts future travel fuel needs. He muses that describing television radio or jet planes in 1900 would have sounded insane, underscoring rapid technological development and ambitious plans for the trip.
Buck fawn reportedly kills itself after fence jump
A deer fawn reportedly killed itself by leaping over a farm fence one day after hunting season ended in Safeer Michigan. Three other deer escaped injury, having jumped the fence at a lower height.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mich
U.P
Wildflowers lure dollars with Blushing Bride variety
South African grower F. C. Batchelor at Protea Stellenbosch, age 60 acres, touts the future of wild flowers in the United States. He reports Blushing Bride seeds as dollar earners, selling up to five dollars per seed, and recalls bringing the blooms to California where they drew strong attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
F. C. Batchelor
Protea Stellenbosch
Tee
Batchelor
California
Also Mentioned on This Page
By Bob Foight
Mavericks
Texas
Maverick Club
Bert Gollihugh
Waddies
Gollihugh
Maverick
Don Vaughn
Vinus Abney
Margaret Wills
Sanborn
Youth Center
Horace Mann
Amarillo College
Baird Purviance
Joe Kerns
D. L. Holt
Bob McWhorter
Polk Street
Dan Martin
Clyde Israel
Martin
John Conners
Billy Orr
Price Cardinals
Mrs. Crawford
Harrison & McCord
Niigaa. Pe
Sixth Tel
JOE B. Johnson CO
Georgia
Doc's Liquor Store, Inc
Gallagher & Burton
Doc
South
Fillmore
the Globe Presents
Imogene Barrett
Harrison
C. D. Digiambattista
Tyler
Harold L. Kay
Buchanan
Cage
Panhandle
West Texas State College
Graham-Hoeme Plow Company
Graham Plow
Canyon
Wayland College of Plainview
Air-Speed Oil Company
Panhandle Laundry
YMCA
Top Nine
Mae
Optometrist
Polk St
ACME
Eagle Paint CO
Dave Bailey
AAA Body Shop
Bowie
Raughon
FSS College
Wichita Falls
Plains Plumbing CO
W. 7Th
Raines West Texas
TEX Smith Radio Renue Shop
Globe-News
Cascade
Dickets
Kentucky
BouRson
Tts HY A Dicke, Ounsvugg Aents Company
Oir
GEO. A. Bickel Distilling Company
Louisvile
BOY Scouts OF America
America
Boy Scouts
Official
Boy Scout Outfitters
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!