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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1950
Page
13
In Grand Rapids Michigan the mother of every 100th child born at Blodgett Hospital is noted in a local health feature dated July 25. The report spotlights hospital delivery stats and community birth trends amid regional health efforts.
Monte Rosenwald of Southwest Advertisers begins a second term as president of the Amarillo Ad Club after a daytime installation in room 202 at Herring Hotel. Ed Weber of Southwestern Public Service Company becomes vice president and Jack Liston of the Amarillo Times serves as secretary treasurer.
Dallas police say a thin faced youth who quit school to get a car led a gang of blue jean wearing boys aged 15 to 16 that stole 25 automobiles from Dallas streets. By Sunday night most were rounded up and several more were expected to be found. The gang stole cars nearly every day for two months for joy rides.
Washington July 25 The Agriculture Department tightened farm building loan provisions to curb material purchases. Loans will be approved only if total farm debt plus existing indebtedness does not exceed 95 percent of the farm value. Previously real estate debt could reach 100 percent.
Court records list warranty deeds from E Cooper and others to Hodges and Noble Lawhon to Pare and Lawhon to Etta Pare etc. Also mentions sales, marriages, and a public sale of two bay colts at City Gates with 2 to 4 P M on Saturday July 29.
Berlin reports that East German Communists are forming an air force in addition to the army and navy. American intelligence checks confirm similar reports from the Russian occupation zone. The Neue Zeitung notes the same camouflage as land and sea forces and calls it the air police.
Washington July 25 The first Navy casualty in the Korean fighting was listed by the Defense Department in Casualty List No 39 Ensign Don Richard Stephens of Painesville Ohio was killed in action His fighter plane crashed into a hillside in western Korea during a recent carrier strike
Ottawa reports say fishermen observed at least one, possibly two unidentified submarines operating beyond the 3 mile limit on Canada's east coast. A Navy spokesman notes the defense department has been investigating these reports for two weeks. The subs reportedly bear no distinctive markings.
A 1.20 inch rain on July 24 increased Tulia's weekend total to 1.89 inches for Sunday and Monday, measuring rainfall across the town.
A brief note reports that Vitamin B-12 plays a key role in hatchability of poultry eggs, linking adequate levels to improved embryo development and chick viability.
Fisherman Andrew J. Schultz of Youngstown traveled 1500 miles to Kashawakamak lake near Harlowe Ontario to catch an Ohio tagged pickerel. He landed a 15%4 inch catch but questioned why the fish bore Ohio tag 12892 A and why it was so far from home.
Murder charges were filed in Peace Justice Frank Hurley's court against Tommy Potts a 36 year old night club case operator in connection with the shooting death of Clyde Tuffy Neal 38 of Fort Worth. Neal died after being shot in a nightclub parking lot. Potts claimed the shooting was an accident.
SAN ANTONIO July 25 Kelly Air Force Base officials investigated the death of Pvt. Sherman N. Hinson 45 from Brooklyn who was fatally burned in a garage apartment explosion on the Austin highway. Alamo Heights Fire Department was alerted when the blast was heard. Fire chief Pat Forester said a gas jet had been left on. He died shortly after at Brooke General Hospital.
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