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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1951
Page
5
Guy Lombardo and his orchestra are sold out for a Saturday, March 17 performance at Municipal Auditorium. At box office close last night about a dozen singles remained, as Dolly Lynch Concert Bureau arranged the booking.
An advertisement touts Wonder Salve as a grease free antiseptic ointment for itching eczema psoriasis infections and athlete's foot. It promises relief for head to toe skin troubles with a money back guarantee and safety for children.
An advertisement touts CYSTEX as a fast acting remedy for frequent daytime and nighttime urination, burning, and bladder discomfort caused by temporary germ irritation. It claims immediate action to clear irritating germs, soothe irritated tissues, and reduce frequent passage, with a money back guarantee.
Dick Morton and his band return tonight for a week at Old Tascosa after years at the Herring Hotel Aitery. Amarillo singer Guydell Ekelund joins the group. Schnozz Dunn's band returns next Wednesday, and Guy Lombardo appears for one night Saturday at the Municipal. Also noted are local social scenes around Polk Street and Dowell’s basketball game updates and a tout to the Corn Department.
Tickets for the Easter Cantata Elijah, March 21, will be distributed at Furr Food Stores citywide starting tomorrow morning. The Amarillo Symphony Orchestra and a city chorus choir present the concert, sponsored by Furr Foods as a public service. There are no ticket charges and no reserved seats. tickets are printed to match auditorium capacity.
Bethlehem Steel Company shipyard plans to raise its workforce from 900 to 1100 to support expanded ship repair work. The yard near the Neches River south of Beaumont houses drydock facilities for the maritime commission mothball fleet, with Navy ships at Orange. Officials said the barge building department has contracts to stay busy through January 1952.
Lawrence A. Lewis is found dead in a car back seat in Whitewright Texas from carbon monoxide poisoning. He and two companions left Camden Arkansas seeking work, with the inquest verdict given by Justice of the Peace Ed Martin.
Duwayne Wickel a 12-year-old La Porte youth died after being accidentally shot by Kenneth Porter 13-year-old schoolmate at Porter's home. Porter said Duwayne asked to see the gun and it discharged while being shown. The bullet entered Wickel's neck and he died at Hermann Hospital.
A head on collision between two cars in San Antonio last night claimed a second life, with 19 year old Helen Mitschke among the deceased. The incident raises the toll to two fatalities in the crash. In unrelated news, The British Museum has acquired a 12th century history book by Henry of Huntington detailing King Canute and the waves.
Norway designates September 15, 1950 as a critical date for negotiating new wage pacts if the cost-of-living index rises beyond a previously agreed red line. Authorities emphasize timely action to curb inflation and preserve labor harmony.
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