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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1951
Page
3
Oak Ridge Tennessee July 5 Secretary of the Treasury John W Snyder states the dollar has not depreciated and is worth about 40 percent more today per capita than in 1939 after adjusting for taxes and wages. He notes Americans get more for their money now, except for groceries.
Aviation machinist’s mate Lee R Parish of 911 North Cleveland completed a first aid course at the US Naval Air Station San Diego. The instruction covered protection from heat and cold and basic emergency care.
In four generations, 13 members of the Cal lah an family of Woburn have dedicated about 300 years to the Boston and Maine railroad, highlighting long service across generations.
Railroad records reveal that in 1844 a bell ringing in the cupola of Woburn depot announced a train’s departure for Boston in about ten minutes.
In Melbourne Australia hopeful employers meet a Dutch immigrant ship and one man secures a pastry cook position on the spot for thirty dollars a week plus a house. An advertisement notes the immediate job offer and housing as part of the deal.
In Dallas on July 5 the State Bar of Texas opened its annual convention with a pre-convention session where Paul Carrington of Dallas blasted Texas corporation laws as backward and urged reform by the next Legislature. R G Storey warned of federal aid for legal help as the National Lawyers Guild pursues such support. Scribe Storey cited the Southwestern Legal Foundation director’s concerns as the debate grows.
A gravely loaded Greyhound bus collided with a halted produce truck trailer near Quantico Marine Base early today, injuring 15 aboard. The truck from Florida to New York had stopped after an axle broke. driver Reese Spivey of Dade City Florida said he set flares. Wheelchair-bound and ambulances transported patients to Fredericksburg, Albemarle, and the Marine Base hospital. most were treated and released. The Richmond to Washington bus route was en route when the crash occurred.
Mr and Mrs Roy Coleman of Lewiston have received 1929 Christmas greetings from friends who have since died. It took 22 years for the cards to travel over 2 miles.
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