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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1951
Page
5
Buzzin' Places with Billy Bee features world champion Vern Gagne set to clash with Billy Weidner tomorrow night at the Sports Arena. Tickets available at Henry Blackburn Sporting Goods with a splash of local stars and listings for upcoming entertainment.
Halden Norway. The national health director estimates more than 10 000 Norwegians have diabetes with about 2 500 of the diabetics aged 70 or older.
Bell Braden Barker Gilvin of Amarillo submitted the low bid of 17459 dollars for extending the McClellan Creek bridge on Farm 291 south of Pampa. The project aims to extend the north end 150 feet on a two year old bridge with wooden pilings and a concrete deck damaged by recent flood embankment washout.
A Danish seaside resort run by an enterprising manager offers rain protection for guests. If rain exceeds five hours in a day, board and lodging are complimentary. The plan aims to attract visitors during wet spells and provide a unique incentive.
Dr. C. W. Kerr of Tulsa died at 2:30 this morning from a heart ailment at his home. He served as pastor of First Presbyterian Church in Tulsa for about 40 years and retired a decade ago. Surviving are his wife, son Hawley Kerr of Tulsa, and four grandchildren. Mrs. Margaret Kerr Hendrick was away at her parents’ home.
Pvt. Philip T. Giarraputo of Chicago says a Chinese soldier stole his store teeth during a Korean Hill attack. The Army reported he had the teeth in his pack but left it during a counterattack and later found the pack opened with the teeth missing.
Dallas salesman Frank Harlan, 45, paid a $100 fine after singer Josephine Baker reported a slighting remark about her race at a downtown theater. Harlan waived trial, chose to pay the fine over jail. Baker said the act was for all people to receive equal justice.
In Taipei Formosa July 18 the defense ministry announced professor Chen Shang Chiu of the ministry medical college developed a protein hydrogen substitute for plasma. It is claimed to cost about sixty times less than conventional plasma and could impact medical logistics amid defense needs.
EMILY POST counsels self authored marriage announcements when family disapproves. In a restaurant night club setting, a gentleman at a large table should make a simple half rise gesture when a lady leaves or returns, not disruptively. The question about a sister and T is incomplete and cannot be resolved from the excerpt.
A reader asks about sending a single wedding present, corsage duties for the bride’s sisters, and introductions for out of town guests. Mrs Post explains yes to a single gift, corsages by participating family, and forming a receiving line triangle with the bride and groom for greetings.
Agonising itching described for various skin ailments including eczema and ringworm. Claims one application of Blurb Star Ointment provides relief with repeat use as needed. Money back if jar fails to satisfy. Try it today.
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