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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1950
Page
13
Born today you have a keen business mind and a talent for leadership. Focus, avoid scattering energies, and cultivate decision to reach great heights. Women will excel as wives and mothers. men may do well in politics. Wednesday's Gemini Cancer Leo Virgo Libra readings follow with guidance on criticism duty routine attire and calm conduct.
In a brief Amarillo Globe item from June 20 1950 Marjorie Kirby mother of Patsy is described as a blooming model. Within a week she has collected red shoes three new dresses a handbag and perfume. Next week she plans other altered dresses as she walks down the street.
An 11 year old girl Patsy Kirby publishes a home newspaper on her coffee table. She types, writes headlines, and even curates a section with playful items about her family. Her father Edward W Kirby is a public relations man.
In New Orleans on June 20 an 88 year old woman, Mrs Georgie Dantin, wandered into a pool of molten tar in the French quarter and suffocated. Police ruled out murder after autopsy showed no injuries or beating.
Two young brothers riding in a hot rod in Kansas City Kansas were injured when the car turned a corner. Police blamed excessive stripping of the car by the driver Wayne Ward Jr age 15, calling the vehicle unsafe due to no body no lights no floorboards no rear fenders and only an unfastened seat cushion.
A syndicated horoscope lists Scorpio through Taurus with advice to avoid arguments, stay on routine, and focus on careful decisions. Overall guidance emphasizes patience, order at home and work, health awareness, and peaceful resolutions. Distributed by United Feature Syndicate.
NEW CONCORD Ohio June 20 The United Presbyterian General Assembly closed its seven day meeting with a bid for abstinence. Delegates urged 215000 members to pledge total abstinence from alcohol and condemned television ads from liquor interests. Each church will hold a commitment day inviting members and youth to pledge abstinence. The 1951 assembly will meet May 23 29 in Des Moines Iowa.
The statement notes that undulant fever was first detected in a man in the United States in 1908, marking the early emergence of the illness in American medical history.
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