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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1950
Page
4
Hal Boyle offers pithy, sometimes pointed observations on daily life and aspirations. Notes touch on stars, society, money, love, marriage, courage, and modest human frailties with a wry, era tone. The snippets form a compact social snapshot from New York columnist wit.
Carmen Cavallaro brings his band for a one night stand at Nat Dance Palace with admission set at $2 per person. The act is billed as The Poet of the Piano and is expected to draw a large crowd. Also noted is the Hardin-Simmons Cowboy Band set for a concert at Amarillo High.
Fred Allen jokes about enjoying long walks when taken by people who annoy him in a humorous radio quip reflecting his satirical take on public figures and daily life.
Swiss army mechanic Willy Gerber pleaded guilty to espionage for the United States Britain and France revealing information to Sweden and Yugoslavia as a side line He reportedly earned nearly 10000 from spying and deposited it in a New York bank before the war The Swiss court warned of a possible life imprisonment term and noted his activities dated back to before 1931 including work for France and the US Maj Bidwell Moore was linked to the case Rites mocked for Pioneer Samuel E Ross in San Angelo Texas today for the 74 year old retired rancher with land holdings in six West Texas counties
Geneva reports the World Council of Churches representing 155 churches in 44 countries urged a gigantic peace effort. It called for renewed negotiations on international control of atomic energy to end the deadlock and prevent world catastrophe from the hydrogen bomb.
The official US paper Neue Zeitung reports the Red Army will soon offer advanced military training in Russia to selected East German police recruits. The first group from the Prenzlau police school will depart for the Soviet Union in a few days.
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