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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1949
Page
19
An ad lists several Hudson and other makes for sale including a 1947 Hudson Club Coupe with heater and radio, a 1946 Hudson Brougham, a 1941 Oldsmobile, a 1941 Chevrolet, a 1930 Chevrolet Sedan, a 1940 Mercury Convertible Sedan, and mentions Lone Star.
Delivery today notices from Studer at 1516 Travis list a 1947 Chevrolet Coupe 1947 Ford 4-door Sedan with radio heater and new tires, a 1949 delivery 34 ton Chevrolet pickup with deluxe cab heater and trailer hitch, and a 41 Plymouth 5 passenger coupe. Also advertised are multiple 1940s era vehicles including a LaSalle, DeSoto, Buick and Ford models with trade offers and contact details.
The plan calls for a 290 million education aid program, 160.5 million for slum clearance and housing, and 13.5 million for an anti inflation program. It also shifts health and Social Security costs into government trust funds, with projected 1950 boosts of 1.7 billion for old age insurance and 260 million for health insurance.
The president outlined a plan to raise Social Security payroll taxes and tax earnings over 3000, while urging a militarily strong national defense posture. He warned 1951 expenditures may exceed 1950 and projected defense programs would comprise about 21 billion dollars.
Weldon Burney of the state liquor control board urged county commissioners to enact a 300 foot alcohol sale zoning rule near churches schools and hospitals outside city limits. He cited a Pleasant Valley proposed beer outlet as an example. The request was sent to county attorney John Peterson for action next Monday. Dedication ceremonies for the Church of the Nazarene in Guymon were held on a recent Sunday.
A 1930s report cites Komsomol Pravda alleging a July 1882 Russian monoplane by Colubev flew as an amphibian powered by three steam engines, beating the Wrights by 21 years with witnesses from the war ministry.
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