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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1951
Page
3
Near the Sea of Okhotsk, Far Eastern Siberia, crab catchers reportedly earned averages from six thousand two hundred forty four to seven thousand five hundred four dollars over a six month period. Advertisements.
Macon O. Carder of Amarillo is elected president of the Panhandle Chapter of the American Institute of Architects at a Lubbock meeting. The chapter covers 30 counties from the Panhandle north to Odessa and Big Spring with M. Howard Ensign as secretary, John Kerr treasurer, and Polly Puckett vice president.
The US Marine Corps grants use of Camp Pendleton for Technicolor scenes in Flying Leathernecks produced by Edmund Grainger for RKO Radio. One set will reproduce Henderson Field on Guadalcanal during peak Japanese bombardments.
Potter County commissioners hear a microfilming proposal from Remington Rand to save storage space. The project would film records, allow destruction of paper copies except clerks’ files, and costs include setup of about 3,570 dollars with existing budget around 4,000 dollars for 1951.
R N L Thompson a long time Amarillo druggist and co founder of Thompson Drug Company died suddenly at his home 2200 Lipscomb after noon yesterday at age 76 He was active with First Presbyterian Church Lions Club and the Ross Rogers Municipal golf course survivor list includes a sister two daughters two stepdaughters and a stepson with the body at Blackburn Shaw Funeral Home
Rosary services for John William Morrison aged 62 who died yesterday at his home on North Taylor will be held tonight at 8 at N. S. Griggs & Sons. Funeral mass is set for tomorrow at 10 at Sacred Heart Cathedral with Rev. Fr. Smyer officiating. Pallbearers are Shofner, Thomas, Calvert, Bowman, Dutton and Chesser. Burial follows at Llano Cemetery. Morrison was a retired Fort...
A Worth and Denver switchman, born July 17 1888 in Saint Marys Kansas, died after three months of ill health. He came to beg in 1917 from Guthrie Louisiana and was a Catholic, a member of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen and the Elks Lodge. Survived by his wife Bessie Morrison and a sister Mrs Henry Neumann of Oklahoma City.
An old advertisement claims Lield Capucine provides quick relief for headache and neuralgia using carefully selected ingredients. It promotes rapid action within minutes and cautions users to avoid excessive use while listing prices like 15¢ 60¢.
A family reports their 11 year old daughter Mary Francis fell ill a year ago. After failing penicillin and spinal taps, chiropractic care brought marked health improvement. They urge other parents to consider chiropractic treatment for sick children and mention insurance.
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