Open House at Globe News Plant and Local Entertainment Happenings
Globe News hosts daily open house from 1 to 9 30 p m through Wednesday with refreshments. Tex Beneke and his band to perform at Club Runnymede for a March of Dimes dance sponsored by Amarillo Junior Chamber of Commerce. Recap of Sunday visitors and a list of social attendees, plus Schnozz Dunn returns to Old Tascosa starting tomorrow night and a Golden Gloves night with Doc Miller and many locals. Be sure the one holding you back is not yourself.
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Gunplay on TV Masks Killing in Baltimore
A 25 year old mother, Thelma Rios, was shot in her waterfront Baltimore apartment while two children watched television gunplay. Five shots from a .45 caliber pistol killed her as her husband Angel Luis Rios remained at large. The body was found by her father, John Stamatellos, with a neighbor noting the husband left the room with a large gun shortly before discovery.
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Mary Martin to Take Vacation From South Pacific
Mary Martin will take a year off from her Broadway role as Nurse Nellie Forbush in South Pacific starting June 1. Her successor will be Martha Wright, a young actress from Duval Washington, announced by the producers. Martin plans to return in the London production and vacation in Texas and elsewhere, having performed since April 7, 1949 with a stage shampoo ritual.
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Should Hitchhiker Rules Be Left to Drivers
The Globe invites reader input on hitchhiking restrictions. Respondents including Mrs. Elmer and Bob Connell discuss safety, with opinions ranging from driver discretion to cautious approaches and possible identification for hitchhikers. The dialogue notes the danger of hitchhiking and the varied views on possible laws or registries.
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Something Phoney About Those Calls
In West Los Angeles on January 29, Mr and Mrs Edward Cass reported repeated phone harassment at their home with callers hanging up. When they were away over the weekend a $4500 mink coat and an 86 piece silverware set were stolen. local police investigated the incident and sought information from the public.
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Burglars Steal The Watchdog Too In Rogers Park
In Chicago on January 29 burglars broke into Melville Moses home and, after ransacking the rooms, stole the family pet a pedigreed Boxer valued at 150 dollars. They also took a television set jewelry drapes and paintings valued at 350 dollars.
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Dutch Funderburk Named San Angelo Longhorn League Manager
Syms reports in San Angelo on January 26 that Dutch Funderburk has been named manager of the San Angelo club in the Longhorn League. He succeeds Jimmy McClure and previously played as a catcher for the club last season.
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Corpus To Get Aluminum Plant Near Corpus Christi
Houston Chronicle and Corpus Christi Caller Times report Reynolds Metals plans a multi million dollar aluminum plant in San Patricio County by Corpus Christi Bay. Officials expect final decision soon and cite estimated project costs from 85 to 100 million dollars.
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Finnish plan state funeral for Mannerheim in Helsinki
Finnish authorities planned a state funeral for Field Marshal Baron Carl Gustaf Mannerheim the national hero who died Saturday night in Lausanne after a major intestinal operation. The 83 year old former president led Finland in battles against Russia and his body lay in state in a hospital chapel pending Sunday ceremonies.
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Cabbage Worm Transforms Into Butterfly Tomato Worm Into Moth
A cabbage worm matures into a butterfly while a tomato worm becomes a moth. The note highlights insect life cycles and metamorphosis.
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