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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1951
Page
20
A list of individuals including Lakey Liz Wilson Sheridan McCartney Donna Fowlkes Lloyd Dean Byars Richard Gower Bryan DePaul Carol Webb Robert Whiddon Max Faulkner Gail Aikens David O Keefe appears alongside a quirky line about the saying Don't cry over spilt milk being introduced before milk cost 25 cents a quart.
Courthouse records list property transfers in Wolflin Place including Ethel Bean Blaine, Howard Bean Estate, and G E Pitschke with lots 1 and 2 in block 3 plus north twenty feet. Also details transfers in West Hills and University Heights, and estate to William Burton. Domestic court entries include several divorces and marriages licenses.
Arrangements completed for a July 3 Independence Day dinner dance with guest speaker Ben Guill former U S representative from the 18th District now a Pampa real estate man. He will discuss Freedom and government history with H B Todd introducing him and Mel Kruse toastmaster. $2 admission includes dinner and dance. Weldon Bright orchestra provides music. Bob Mickey is general chairman.
Travelers report mass evacuations in Communist Hungary from Budapest to farming areas in northeastern Hungary. As many as 10 000 families may be affected amid housing shortages and labor needs. Evacuations allegedly target the elderly and nonproductive groups, with 24 to 48 hour notices and baggage limits. Evacuees are sent to Szolnok and Jazapati near the Slovak border. luggage often never arrives.
A lioness near Kruger National Park charged two constables after they disturbed her at Malopene. One officer rammed a rifle down the animal’s throat, but she shook it free and charged the other constable, J. J. Van Zyl. A third shot felled the lioness at Van Zyl’s feet.
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