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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1949
Page
4
Navy recruiting announces a 42 week electronic training program for men who pass physical and mental tests. No prior service required though some may have served. Graduates will be qualified to operate television radar radio gear. Contact Chief Burgess at Amarillo office Room 302 Post Office Building for details.
Rabbi Arthur Bluhm speaks on The Prophets at Friday night service in Temple B'nai Israel at 8 o clock. The Friday evening Sabbath service is open to the public. In Glasgow Scotland James Dearie 24 charged with assaulting a man and robbing him of three cigarettes.
In Bowling Green Kentucky a hand grenade was found by a street sweeper in front of Bowling Green High School. Investigators link the grenade to Wednesday’s bomb blast. Postal officials monitor parcel post after a bombing injuring four, with William Harry Osborne losing both arms and eyesight. Osborne’s condition is hopeful. The Newark New Jersey package is under investigation as authorities examine fragments in Washington and Cincinnati.
A round table discussion on the press will be aired at 10 35 o clock tomorrow by members of the Price questions regarding present day journalism will be featured in the informal discussion Rev Leroy Matthiesen Amarillo Register editor will be chairman of the discussion group.
Dick Dye, president of Amarillo Little Theater, joins the cast of John Loves Mary to be staged February 1 to 3 at Municipal Auditorium. He plays the role of Pred Taylor, aiding the comedy, and has long been a member of the company. Advance tickets go on sale Saturday at White & Kirk. adults $1.80, students 60 cents.
Eight students named in yesterday’s first elimination for Amarillo High School declamation contest. Richard Thompson Jimmy Anthony John Isaacs Walter Wolfram Janice Fenno Cherry Blair Mike Flynn Barbara Gaither advance to spring round with training by coach J H Plathers. One boy and one girl will reach regional competition in the spring.
Amarillo Center hosts a 2 to 5 pm Sunday exhibit by Evocative Painting School. E Caballero, the instructor, says the show features representative works from Amarillo originated school. The new style uses a different approach to final material selection. Public invited with no admission charge.
Construction of a 1,300,000 bushel grain elevator will expand the city’s grain storage capacity to more than 29 million bushels upon completion. The project highlights growth in local agriculture and storage infrastructure.
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