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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1951

Page

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Family faces hereditary muscular dystrophy in six brothers

The Baird family mourns a hereditary muscular dystrophy striking six brothers from Walter, 17, to Williard, 21, while two sisters are spared. Dr. Pratt at Episcopal Hospital notes the disease is misdiagnosed and often ignored, with about 200,000 known American sufferers and six in one family. The clinic aims to build a research center to catalog and study cases like the Bairds.

Tse St. Christopher's Hospital Dr. Pratt Pratt Bairds Baird Boys Episcopal Hospital Robert Ers Altschull Eia Fiat William Baird William Baird Brothers Baird Timre Ek Amari II i Frankford Delaware Amarillo Associated Press Gerald E. Pratt Episcopal United Press Empire

Disease robs brothers of strength and mobility

The text describes a progressive disease affecting three boys named Robert, Charles, and Joseph. It notes muscle weakness, deterioration leading to inability to walk, and Dr Pratt’s prognosis that all will eventually need wheelchairs and face death by age 30 to 35, urging action to save them.

Robert Charles Joseph

Local firms bid on AEC Pantex buildings in Amarillo

Amarillo general contractors join 25 firms bidding on the first Atomic Energy Commission project at the old Pantex Ordnance Plant. Silas Mason Co. outlined plans for a 20 million dollar building to bidders from three states. Bidder list includes Barfield Construction, Singleton Musick, Claude E Mathis, Ramey Construction, W S Boydston, and others. Over 100 total contractors and suppliers requested plans.

Atomic Energy Commission Texas Technological College Lubbock Pantex AEC Amarillo Harry Gose Los Alamos Walter Amarillo General Contractors Pantex Ordnance Plant Silas Mason Company Barfield Construction Company Singleton, Musick and Company Claude E. Mathis Ramey Construction Company Floyd Richards W. S. Boydston McKenzie Construction Company San Antonio D. W. Fails Construction Company New Mexico Homer G. Maxey & Company Robert McKee Company Santa Fe el Paso Fulcher Air Conditioning Company Superior Manufacturing Company Nunn Electric Supply Company Sprinkler Comany of Texas Broome Electric Company Arrow Electric Company Duke Joseph R. Turan

Mayor Klein seeks re election to finish city program

Mayor Klein and Commissioner Young face re election as two year incumbents, with Curtis agreeing to support. Klein pledges to complete improvements and expand facilities while Young plans a later detailed statement. Across town, the Bairds struggle with eviction and hunger as Dr Pratt notes no cure and research remains needed.

Klein Young Curtis Lawrence Hagg Ira Stephenson Amarillo Klein-Young-Curtis

Valentine WAF Joins 600 Men At New Hampshire Base

Pfc Stella Banouveris, 20, from Racine Wisconsin, becomes the lone woman on the all male Manchester air base. She tackles radio repair duties, earns respect in the mess hall, and plans a move to Otis Air Force Base while maintaining contact with her Scott AFB boyfriend. The base commander notes the slipup but supports her assignment.

Mapy E Lauren A. Howard 133Rd Stella WAC Grenier Scott Air Force Base Til Otis Air Force Base Cape Cod Mass

Chief To Run for Senate

Washington report says President Truman weighs returning to the Senate after his White House term ends in 1953. Some colleagues quote him privately about challenging Republican Senator Wein in 1952. Observers expect no firm decision until next year as world affairs influence his choice. See TRUMAN-Page 4.

Washington Truman Senate White House Harry Truman Wein Roosevelt

Light Rain Dampens Amarillo Streets Today

Downtown Amarillo saw light rain at noon with no measurable moisture. Forecasts call for showers tonight and Saturday with cooler, overcast conditions. Weatherman H C Winburn expects at least moderate rainfall. highs near 45 today and 33 tonight. Yesterday’s high was 65 and low 39. Five day outlook averages about four degrees above normal. warmer Monday, colder midweek.

Amarillo H. C. Winburn Amarillo Terminal Monroe Wednesay

Fire at Kofu schoolhouse contained by winery water use

A fire gutted the Kofu schoolhouse as hoses failed to reach the hydrant. Neighbors used seventy five gallons of wine from the adjacent winery to extinguish the flames, preventing further damage.

Kofu Japan

Truman probes RFC probe reveals loans influence

President Truman sought copies of RFC loan correspondence with Congress members as Senate banking subcommittee questions neared, after RFC director Harber testified he shared letters with the President. The session discussed alleged influence and a hired PR adviser, Eugene Kelly, at $50 a day, with aides like Donald Dawson named in the probe.

Washington Truman Capitol Hill RFC Congress Ance Harber Subcommittee Fulbright Arkansas Eugene Kelly Kelly Donald Dawson

Reds Brace for Stand After 8-Mile Stampede

Tokyo report says Tank-led American forces pursued Communist troops eight miles in east central Korea, attacking a narrow mountain pass near Paangnim. Reds fought from a defensible position south of Pyongchang while American divisions seized high ground near Hoengsong and advanced toward key highway hubs.

Tokyo Korea Toe Bay Pyongchang Paangnim Hoengsong Amimul

Draft Bill For Draft Age 18 Moves In Senate

Washington reports a Senate action planned for early next week on a bill permitting 18 year olds to be drafted. The dispatch notes intensified battle around Hoengsong with UN forces bombing and pressing a two-pronged assault. Chinese troops reportedly withdrew from Hill 166 as American units established night positions. Front lines describe Hoengsong as a night death trap, with a southern flank driving toward a supply road to the Reds.

Washington Senate Democrats Hoengson Hoengssong United Nations Hill 166 Hoengsong Pyongchang

Amarillo Area Weather Outlook and Temperatures

US Weather Bureau report for Amarillo and vicinity notes considerable cloudiness and cooler conditions this afternoon tonight and Saturday with showers tonight and early Saturday. High today 52 degrees, low 33. High tomorrow 45. 24 hour period ending 30 o'clock this morning high 63 low 39. Panhandle and West Texas shows cooler air spreading from northern Panhandle to entire area by Saturday with showers. New Mexico parts expect partly cloudy with possible snow flurries and cooler conditions southeast Saturday. Windy today.

Amarillo Panhandle West Texas South Plains Pecos Valley New Mexico

Chinese Communists Warn Open Defiance Rising in China

Peiping announced a drastic death penalty against actions opposing the government as open defiance broadens and peasant resistance to land reform spreads. The regime says rebels and counterrevolutionaries threaten security amid Korean War hostilities.

Hong Kong China Peiping Korea Oservers Counter Central People’s Government Council Red America Chiang Kai-shek Peng

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Globe W. Stagg Chansler Weymouth D. M. Wiggins Texas Tech Gose Bureau of Reclamation Loren Young Ss. T. Curtis Gene Klein Olver & Lumber Company Chief Probes RFC Probers Reds Ryongchang Bulletin US Weather Bureau Stanley Rich G. Oe
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