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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1951
Page
4
The University of Kansas medical program now requires eleven weeks of rural medicine training as a prerequisite for graduation. Threats of national action loom as Mexican electrical workers threaten a general strike in 22 states if power firms do not recognize their union as bargaining agent.
In St Petersburg a 78 year old veteran, Carlton Person, recalls that Theodore Roosevelt did not charge up San Juan Hill. He says Roosevelt was two miles away across a lake during the battle. The reminiscence was tied to a $787 donation by Floridians for an emergency operation for Person’s wife.
Court of Criminal Appeals in Austin affirms Amarillo bar operator Cal Davis conviction for bookmaking tied to football parley cards. Davis, sentenced to four months in jail and a $500 fine, stemming from the 47th District Court with defense by George McCarthy.
A woman volunteer was refused as a Red Cross donor after a broken arm was found. Martha Live reported she had fallen on ice the day before, with a wrist swelling and X rays confirming a fracture.
Dun and Bradstreet reported today that business failures declined to 153 in the week ended March 8 from 170 the prior week and 221 in the year-ago week, reflecting improved credit conditions in New York.
Washington observers remain puzzled by union leaders who quit when Charles K. Wilson resisted wage controls. The piece notes labor bosses’ past closeness to Truman, their stance on mobilization, and calls for clear union representation without ceding wage issues to all workers. It portrays Wilson unfazed while Boyle bears the political fallout.
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