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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1950
Page
10
Three weeks after a woman in Bath England entered a hospital her dog somehow reached the same hospital. The dog was discovered by staff in the building and helped by security to reunite with the owner later in the day.
This Saturday June 24 forecast blends charm and intuition with cautions about imagination bending reality. Parents must guide imaginative children toward distinguishing fact from fiction while career hints suggest defense attorney traits or homekeeping thrift. Astrology covers June 25 to July 25 with signs from Cancer to Pisces and travel, romance, and health notes for each.
The Chicago Fair lineup pits Cyrus McCormick’s first reaper against modern agricultural equipment and compares Wright brothers’ Kitty Hawk aircraft with today’s jet warplanes. Large diesel locomotives face relics like the Tom Thumb engine. The “Pioneers of Freedom” pageant runs June 24 to September 4 on the world’s largest outdoor stage.
A note states that the trunk and feet of an elephant are regarded as the best parts for consumption. The remark highlights traditional meat preferences across some cultures and markets.
Jack Walders, an insurance man at 3810 East Seventeenth, argues dogs should stay inside city limits to prevent loitering and property damage and claims leash training teaches discipline. Jerry Gruber, a painter at 1403 Clover Lane, supports pen or leash confinement as neighbor dogs trample yards and flowers and cites dog gatherings and alleged poisoning as issues.
The World Health Organization will deploy elephants to transport the Terai anti malaria team in northern India during the rainy season when roads fail. The team, based in the Himalayas foothills, faces leopard and tiger threats. a nurse on the unit has even killed a wild boar.
Robert Horn recovered his pocket knife six years after Nazi soldiers took it when captured in Germany during the war. The engraved knife bearing Bob Horn Marysville Mich was sent home by Miss E H Roehrborn of Lake Forest Ill whose brother found it in Germany and requested return to its owner.
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