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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1950
Page
8
The estate of Emma Sidwell King totaling 975000 dollars leaves loyal chauffeur Christian Grunner a 25000 dollar bequest along with an automobile and home furnishings in gratitude for 37 years of service.
Mrs. Fred West recounts relief from high blood pressure, headaches, left hip and knee pain after chiropractic treatment guided by spinograph analysis locating the atlas axis region. She credits normal blood pressure, sleep, and restored health to chiropractic care. The note advertises chiropractic services at Mark Twain Apts and a service bureau contact.
A dense list of radio programs and time slots including News of the World Rhapsody from Rks Night Beat Wayne King Show Tommy Dorsey Orchestra D. Garroway Show Mindy Carson Dream Awhile Lone Ranger and more. The page outlines weekday morning and evening offerings with multiple repeats, variety acts, news, and musical features across stations IKFDA IKLYNu IKGNC IK.
NEA staff writer outlines Brooklyn DA John E. Cone proposed controls on ammunition sales and a broad program to curb juvenile delinquency. He urges stricter licensing, youth recreation, church use, better housing, and expanded schooling to deter teen gangs.
Anton P. Olivo, a Chicago barber, received the first national gold cup award for his mastery of styled cutting at the convention. The accolade recognizes exceptional skill and creativity in barbering, highlighting Olivo as a leading figure in the craft.
In Augusta Georgia angry parents at a country school demanded action after a pig farm near the school caused disturbances. They urged either relocation of the school, daily transport for students to a distant school, or relocation of the pig farm to resolve the situation.
In Waycross Georgia a thief entered the First Presbyterian Church during a sermon titled Lord Teach Us How To Give and stole 30 dollars from the choir room. The incident happened while the minister preached.
Mrs. Ethel Phillipson, 48, and her husband Henry, 75, were jailed for a year by Municipal Judge John R. McSweeney after she was convicted of attempting to steal jewelry and he of attempting burglary.
Neighbors alerted police after a scream and breaking glass. Detectives found the woman safe. She said she saw a mouse, screamed, ran to the back door, slipped and broke the door glass in the incident.
The Wisconsin Barber Science Association is described as a pioneer in barber education research and literature, highlighting its role in advancing the field through teaching and scholarly work.
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