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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1948
Page
2
A narrator recounts a rough journey from Denver to Fort Collins with missing gear and a failing engine. Family disputes over car use escalate as a wrecker is arranged and a friendly truck driver helps push the car toward Collins. The piece blends travel mishaps with local Colorado lore and hotel tips, ending on engine concerns.
A reader in North Mirror asks for help locating a yellow or blonde one year old spaniel named Fluffy. She has a white chest and short ears, wore a collar without name. A $10 reward is offered for her return or information. contact phone 5817. A separate note reports a lost brown skin-proof toe shoe in Buchanan Street Park and requests a call to 600.
President Truman refuses to retire from the campaign and says he will explain to voters what Congress did to them. He criticizes Republican actions after the 90th Congress adjourned for the GOP convention and denies plans for a special session. He aims to beat both Dewey and Warren.
Ed Bonn of the Texas Game, Fish and Oyster Commission reports on Palo Duro Creek at the Amarillo Lake property. A survey last week by Bonn suggests opening the area to fishing during July August and September, with City Manager 3S. V. Moss receiving the report Thursday morning.
Bones found near Pilot Knob were identified as animal remains. Earlier held as human, the bones were discovered in a thicket by a farmer searching for a stray cow, about half a mile from a culvert where two luggage pieces were found last January. Sheriff George said the luggage and its contents had been discarded by the owner.
An Italian transport plane, possibly ALI line, crashed in heavy rain near Brussels shortly after noon, killing nine aboard. A second item notes Melvin Cowen of Washington appointed ambassador to Australia by President Truman.
Markets wrap with brief notes on industrials and air sector activity. Traders track price movements, volume, and early indicators across major indexes amid steady demand and cautious sentiment.
A cappella choir fund reaches 8254 for a trip to New York as donors and local sponsors support the project. Memorial Fund expenditures will be supervised. refunds offered if donations are redirected. Virgil Patterson of First National Bank serves as treasurer with a complete donor list.
Two Australian scientists from Sydney will travel to New Zealand to track anomalous ultra shortwave noises thought to originate near the Milky Way. J. G. Bolton and G. J. Stanley aim to identify cosmic sound sources, pursuing the region around our galaxy with radio physics work backing their search.
The ongoing housing bill discussion notes that GI mortgage holders may sell up to 25 percent to the construction corp, freeing more funds for other loans. The measure excludes several requested elements, leaving some concerns unresolved.
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