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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1951
Page
17
The Pig Hip at 501 Pierce remains a fast moving Amarillo landmark with male car hops, quick orders, and accurate change handling. The feature contrasts sturdy operation with minimal frill, praising speed as a key customer draw and noting the building’s unchanged, utilitarian style over two decades.
United Nations forces in Korea will receive weekly musical message broadcasts via Far East network. The 45 minute program Postman's Platter Party is hosted by Miss Kay Dale and Sgt. Skip Ellis. Send greetings or requests to Tokyo AFRS APO 500 care post master San Francisco with name and news.
In Salzburg Austria US Army engineers determined that an ancient pear tree believed by Austrians to signal the world’s end lies outside the area for a new Army cantonment and will not be cut down. Salzburg newspapermen petitioned to save the tree.
Labor groups in the Netherlands demand larger wage increases and government price controls to curb living costs. They argue for protections against inflation and for stronger collective bargaining rights across industries.
In Grand Canyon, Arizona sentiment confirms the monument still stands as a major tourist draw. Floise Turner of the Fred Harvey transportation office fields thousands of information requests yearly, noting many replies go to incorrect destinations such as Grand Canyon Utah Nevada Colorado or Florida.
Harvard University maintains the 129 year old Dana Palmer house in Cambridge as a VIP residence. The yellow clapboard dwelling hosts distinguished visitors with 19th century furnishings from Boston Museum of Fine Arts and other lenders. Notable guests include ex King Peter of Yugoslavia.
Tasmania faced its first energy outages as an extended dry period lowered reservoir levels to critical danger points. The utility warned residents to conserve power while maintenance crews addressed the supply gaps and sought alternatives to bolster generation.
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