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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1951
Page
5
General Electric engineers warn that old clear glass bulbs with straight wire filaments from about 25 years ago can cause horizontal interference on TV sets. The issue appears in TVs when such bulbs are used in attics and hallways and cannot be filtered except by replacing the bulbs with frosted coil-filament types.
Two assembly plants already built for a new automobile factory in Warsaw. By 1955 motor industry estimates place Poland production at 37,000 trucks and cars, 11,000 tractors, and 32,000 motorcycles annually.
A concise saying notes that mosquitoes must swim before they can fly, highlighting a curious learning sequence for insects. The line uses playful imagery to suggest a staged development step.
Hollywood profile of Orangey Murray the cat star in Rhubarb. Trainer Frank Inn notes cats are harder to train than coyotes, requiring multiple stand-ins and careful handling. Cats’ temperament, bites, and claws complicate scenes while humane officers veto on animal fights. Orangey belongs to the Murray family in the San Fernando Valley.
George Gallup reports a shift in U S public opinion favoring Europe over Asia. While aid to Europe remains popular, many Americans think entering Korea was a mistake, a view amplified by China’s entry and fears of a broader war.
MEMPHIS Tenn UPI A designer named Bill Hovis revealed a color changing handbag that can switch to match outfits. The oblong box style uses an aluminum frame with hinged sides and interchangeable linings. Users flatten the frame, swap linings, and the bag adopts a new color while retaining contents.
Dr. Edgar Foltin of Pennsylvania College for Women curates a striking collection by mentally disturbed patients in institutions nationwide. The works, though created by patients, challenge distinctions between psychotics and normal artists and evoke reactions similar to established modern art, revealing “the hidden you.”
An Austrian religious teacher, Leiser Weitman, 31, pleaded guilty to smuggling diamonds worth about 600000 into the United States. Found in the hollow heels of his shoes and later inside his body, the diamonds triggered charges that could bring up to four years in prison and a 10000 dollar fine. Weitman will be sentenced next Friday by Federal Judge Mortimer W. Byers in Brooklyn. US Attorney Frank J. Parker said a larger ring was smuggling diamonds and gold, with two similar arrests reported.
Washington reports that the 1950 frozen pea pack reached over 154 million pounds, exceeding the 1949 level by about 10 percent. The note also mentions height in hands and weight in stones, with one stone equal to 14 pounds.
A patient reports blood pressure falling from 180 to 142 after Garlex treatment at a doctor’s visit. The individual expresses happiness and asks for an immediate shipment of another bottle along with a check.
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