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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1948
Page
5
Daisy Kenyon starring Joan Crawford Dana Andrews and Henry Fonda is praised as a fine movie. It captivates from the first scene and holds interest throughout. Today is the last day it is booked at the Paramount Theater.
In a terse notice the Corn Department presents a curious definition of wife as dish jockey. The fragment lists names Nelson Glenn Vaught Beverly LeMond Craig Ratliff Arthur Nunn Joe Wells Trousdal Woodburn Billy Keaton Billy Martin Josie Gilstrap Bob Linker Dick Tharp Shirley Lumpkins Bob Gleason and ends with a peculiar label defining the term.
In Madras India labor unrest linked to Communist Kisan groups hindered the Delta districts rice harvest. Workers refused to harvest and pressed wage demands while clashes involving Kisan Party members erupted in Negapatam. Police guarded harvests in Trichinopoly with 600 acres seized by the government.
In Chicago on January 26 a 2 month old girl Sandra Jean Elia gasped for air after a cold. Landlady Mary Pallar breathed into the infant’s mouth until a fire department squad arrived after 50 minutes of effort. The report notes the odor of cockroaches comes from an oily liquid secreted by scent glands.
London dispatch reports Russia presented new proposals on German assets in Austria. A Foreign Office spokesman said a Big Four Foreign Ministers Council meeting in London within a week would discuss the issue, a key obstacle to an Austrian peace treaty. Russia sent the International Secretariat a note outlining more precise views on the matter.
The council's December session ended without a final decision, leaving the door open to resume formal negotiations on the Austrian treaty. The Statue of Liberty in New York Harbor is built from 300 copper pieces riveted together and weighs 25 tons. Globe-News Want Ads Get Results.
A poisonous snake normally grows and replaces its fangs or venom apparatus at regular intervals, typically every three to six weeks, as part of its developmental cycle.
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