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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1951
Page
3
The United States and Canada balloting chose Fitzgerald for the order’s annual Irish screen award. The prize will be presented at a St Patrick’s Day ball on March 17. Fitzgerald, a Protestant, has frequently played Catholic priest roles on screen.
Amarillo native Cyd Charisse earns the third spot in the Western Association of Tree Surgeons beauty poll. Ann Miller, Joan Crawford, and Betty Grable top the list with Miller first and Crawford second.
A 150 mile rush to Birmingham area hospital carried 17 year old Betty Joyce Merritt from Greenville Alabama as oxygen ran low. Police and highway patrol escorted the urgent medical run through rain yoked traffic with a nurse keeping the oxygen flow until iron lung treatment began on arrival. doctors gave no condition.
The Philippines considers setting a two dollar per day minimum wage for farm workers and two dollars fifty cents for industrial workers, aiming to improve earnings while balancing business impacts across sectors.
A Detroit correspondent recounts a bridge hand where South wins a club lead, loses a heart finesse, and after several trump rounds faces a club return. Declaring ruffs the third club and must lead diamonds. a nine finesse fails and the declarer is defeated. The expert message: an expert does not seek the jack of diamonds but plays the hand to maximize chances.
The text describes a bridge hand where dummy wins the opening lead, a trump finesse loses to West, dummy wins the next club lead, declarer draws trumps, and dummy wins the first round of spades before continuation.
Los Angeles reports actor Barry Fitzgerald has won the 1951 Irish Oscar, a St Patrick statuette, announced by the Ancient Order of Hibernians, a Catholic organization.
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