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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1951

Page

3

Future presidents now limited to two terms

Washington Feb 27 The U S public learns that the 22nd Amendment has been ratified by Nevada at 7:30 pm following Utah clearing the way. The measure, now adopted by 36 states, restricts any president to two terms except Truman who remains exempt. It allows a theoretical maximum of ten years in office for a person who fills an unexpired term of two years or less.

Washington Truman Nevada Utah

Making Money and Keeping It Offered at 19 Cents

A Boston bookshop advertises a copy of Making Money and Keeping It priced at one dollar but offered at 19 cents by a second hand shop. The note highlights a bargain in the local book trade with emphasis on savings for readers.

Boston W.P

Marian Martin Pattern 9106 Wrap On for All Year Wear

Advertises Marian Martin pattern 9106 for a coverall apron or spring sundress with three pieces plus pockets straps and ties. Sizes 12 through 40, size 16 requires 4 yards of 35 inch fabric. pattern includes sew chart. requests thirty cents send to Marian Martin Amarillo Globe News New York address. promotes pattern book and a free hat pattern in the book.

Marian Martin Amarillo Globe News Amarillo Globe News, 5 Pattern Dept West 18Th St New York N.Y

Speak at Church Dinner by Former Missionary Paul Kennedy

Guest speaker at tomorrow's 6 30 dinner in First Christian Church will be Paul D Kennedy, former missionary to the Philippines. He served as general representative for A Crusade for a Christian World since last Sept 1 and earlier missions from 1922 to 1932 and 1945 to 1950.

First Christian Church Paul D. Kennedy Philippine Islands Kennedy Arkansas-Louisiana Christian Missionary Society Philippines

Rock Fight Fatality Claims 11 Year Old Altar Boy

An 11 year old altar boy named Roland Satterfield was hit during a rock fight on his way home from church. He sought home care then was taken to St Joseph's Hospital where staff told him to rest without a pillow. The boy worsened and died on arrival at the hospital.

Baltimore Roland Satterfield St. Joseph’s Hospital Roland St. Joseph’s Pi

Man Killed Two Burned in Wreck on Denton Highway

Dallas date line reports a head-on collision between an automobile and a trailer-truck on the Denton highway. Billy Wayne Odell of Denton, 26, died at Parkland Hospital. Israel E. Dodge of Slidell Texas, 32, and his 13-year-old son Raymond, were critically burned and hospitalized. A wrecker was needed to remove the elder Dodge from the burning truck.

Dallas Denton Billy Wayne Odell Parkland Hospital Israel E. Dodge Slidell Téx Raymond Dodge

Sledge Hammer Ban Pounded Home

Dallas man given a $56,000 peace bond after admitting to striking his wife with a sledge hammer amid bad weather. The wife remains hospitalized with head injuries. Justice of the Peace W. E. Richburg warned of harsher penalties if violence recurs.

Dallas Justice of the Peace W. E. Richbure Richburg

Supreme Court voids state bans on utility strikes

The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 that states cannot bar strikes by vital public utilities, even in emergencies. The decision, applying to a Wisconsin law, says Congress regulates this field and state rules are preempted. CIO official Arthur J. Goldberg hailed it as federal protection of the right to strike in interstate commerce related industries.

Washington Supreme Court Wisconsin High Congress Massachusetts New Jersey Arthur J. Goldberg The CIO Pennsylvania Nebraska Florida Indiana Michigan Missouri Virginia Goldberg Vinson Justice Frankfurter States Burton and Minton Frankfurter

Firefighters Save State Prison Storehouse in Huntsville

Fast action by the Huntsville Fire Department last night likely saved the main storehouse of the state penitentiary from total destruction. Volunteers aided in the effort as flames were brought under control before extensive damage occurred.

Huntsville State Penitentiary

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