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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1951
Page
13
A member of India Parliament quips that he has yet to see a gentleman who does not sweeten tea with at least two teaspoons of sugar unless he is a diabetic patient. The remark highlights cultural habits in a parliamentary exchange.
Followers recount living testimony to the spiritual fact that healing comes through prayer. Mary Baker Eddy explains the method of Christian Science healing, asserting the Bible’s treasures unlock new hope and life as believers embrace Jesus’ promise that the truth shall make you free.
Corporal Marice Farrell Keesee, 19, a U S Army veteran since age 15, lies in a Tokyo military hospital after severe leg and arm injuries suffered February 11 in Korea. Doctors fear amputations may be necessary as parents report prior wounds and a wife ill with tuberculosis in Washington state.
Stella Monday lists daily star readings and personality notes for each sign with brief guidance on cooperation, learning, and household matters. Includes a March 20 section offering advice for Aries through Aquarius and a note about the distribution by United Feature Syndicate.
Funeral services for Mrs. Fannye Anderson Shelton aged 85, a Panhandle pioneer since the 1870s, set for Wednesday afternoon at Miami Baptist Church with burial in Fairview Cemetery, Pampa. Survived by five children, two sisters, a brother, 29 grandchildren and 42 great grandchildren. early life included moves to Fort Elliott and Old Mobeetie and a long medical family history with Dr P L Shelton.
Washington dispatch reports William J. Donovan, former OSS chief, argues in a radio speech that the Russian people could be America's greatest ally in preventing Soviet leaders from starting another war. He contends no dictator would dare move without their backing.
Women visitors to a London cage bird show were greeted by wolf whistles and a Mynah bird voice saying My, my, my, reportedly in contact with GIs during wartime.
In a New York office of a major oil company a 17 foot control board traces each gallon in a 450 mile Midwest pipeline. Dispatchers mark and adjust charts to show exact product locations around the clock. Products move through the line at about four miles per hour.
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