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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1951
Page
12
Born today the contrasts in your nature are strong self reliant and active yet retiring and timid the desire for universal good opinion may lead you to say yes when a firm no would be wiser.
A daydreaming yet stubborn person is described as confident in plans but slow to deliver. Strong business sense helps discard impractical ideas, though this can cause misreading tactics. Public speaking talent and political interest emerge, with men suited for leadership and women for committee chair roles, while sensitivity to slights remains.
Tom Ellzey, a longtime rancher, caught a two pound cutthroat trout in the Yellowstone River during a Yellowstone National Park leg of a four state tour. The Ellzeys and Dr. W Clark Ellzey, a Stephens College professor and Methodist minister, joined a party that included Mrs. Ellzey and children Sandy and Bill. The group totaled 16 trout weighing 24 pounds.
Cancer urges emergency cash savings use. Leo seeks aid from authority figure with demands. Virgo recalls the less fortunate. Libra tightens budgets. Scorpio plans vacation within budget. Sagittarius, Capricorn, Aquarius, Pisces, Aries, Taurus, Gemini each receive concise guidance. Distributed by United Feature Syndicate.
E. B. Jack Mott, who began working at age twelve and rose to lead a 24 store Mott chain, died yesterday in Dallas at age 44. He served as president and general manager of the Texas and New Mexico based variety store chain.
In Pauls Valley Oklahoma E D Kuykenoell rushed into a hospital claiming his wife had just given birth in the truck’s front seat. Hospital staff hurried out to assist the wife while Kuykenoell fainted on the hospital lawn.
Britain faces a critical shortage of railway coaches this year and plans to overcome the deficit through procurement, manufacturing boosts, and potential fleet replacements. Officials warn the lack could affect services and schedules nationally.
A Texas taxpayer and family plan a week at the LZ Ranch near Perryton to visit Dr. Clark’s brother J Lawrence Ellzey who now operates the ranch. The proposal to waive the penalty hinges on dropping the taxpayer’s state claim.
An Arizona taxpayer refused to pay a 20 percent penalty for a late sales tax return and sent the state tax commission a bill for 16.67 dollars. He claimed it covered labor to collect the tax and file the return, warning the state would incur 25 percent costs if unpaid by month end due to illness. A commission official said the state agency would take action.
Ninety five cities have adopted fluoride in water to cut tooth decay with about half installing the necessary equipment. Several cities have begun fluoridation as the process moves beyond experimental stages, the American Public Works Association reports.
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