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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1950

Page

3

Gypsy Smith Jr Revival Focuses On Religion’s Modern Problems

Gypsy Smith Jr arrives for a two week revival at San Jacinto Baptist Church. In a 30 minute interview he analyzes American religious life, urges prayer, confession, and revival within churches to counter secular drift and social excess. He notes his father’s influence and recounts the 1882 Salvation Army incident that shaped his family’s path.

America United States Gypsy Smith, Jr San Jacinto Baptist Church Municipal Auditorium Gypsy Smith Cunard Line Gypsy Smith, Sr England Salvation Army General Booth Evangelist

Most Beliefs On Elephants Are The Bank

Frank Hewlett the best informed authority on elephants is afraid of them and offers a third hand tale. Elephant Bill says elephants lack memory and many myths are bunk. In war days elephants were stubborn and not the strongest beasts of burden, with mules capable of heavier loads.

Harman W. Nichols United Press Fairlington Utah Street Zoo Frank Hewlett Bataan Col Elephant Bill) Williams Frank Washington Salt Lake City Utah Tribune and Telegram Hewlett Elephant Bill CBI British Elephant Corps Tropics Bill Animal Kingdom

Gypsy Smith Jr and the press interview remark

Gypsy Smith Jr. demonstrates newspaper insight during a reporter interview. He defends reporters by noting that all newspapermen can be seen as screwballs, echoing inherited media perspective.

Gypsy, Jr Gypsy Smith, Jr

Deaf Hear Again with Invisible Aid by Beltone

Thousands of deaf people regain hearing using an unobtrusive electronic device without visible ear buttons. Beltone offers a free copy of a book detailing the invention and its benefits, with no cost or obligation, by mail to Beltone Dept WMA, 1450 W 19th St, Chicago.

Chicago Ill Beltone Dept WMA 19Th St

Elephant Trumpet Breaks Mouse Fear Tale

The legend that elephants fear mice is debunked by Elephant Bill. It states that an elephant simply blows his trumpet and any mouse fearing for its life escapes.

Elephant Bill

Phony Money Flooding New York Area

The secret service reports mass produced counterfeit ten and twenty dollar bills spreading through New York and across the country. Albert E. Whitaker says the fakes are high quality and printed on fair paper but lack the red and blue silk fibers.

New York Secret Service Albert E. Whitaker

Whitaker cites fake bill surge with $235000 seized

Whitaker notes the current counterfeit batch matches the late 1948 quality level. The source of the new bills remains unfound as a 1948 engraving plant was never located. Since January 1 about $235,000 in fake notes have been seized and thirty five people have been arrested in the area.

Whitaker

Actor Withdraws From Senate Race

HOLLYWOOD March 28 Edward Arnold an actor by trade has decided he doesn t want to be a senator after all A week after announcing he would file for the Republican nomination for US senator Arnold who incidentally plays a senator in his film plans changes ending his bid and withdraws from the race

Hollywood Edward Arnold Arnold

Candidate Drew Drops From Race Citing Time Constraint

Yesterday, Drew withdrew from the campaign saying he lacked time to prepare. He cited insufficient preparation as the reason for leaving the race.

Santa Fe Carloadings Rise in Week Ending Saturday

Santa Fe System carloadings for the week ending Saturday totaled 22 390, compared with 21 266 in the same week of 1949. Cars received from connections and consignments contributed to the measurement.

Santa Fe Connec

Railroad traffic totals rise in week compared to 1949

Traffic figures show 11 231 shipments and 33 621 cars moved, up from 10 792 and 32 058 in the same week of 1949. Santa Fe reported 32 251 cars in the preceding week of the current year.

Santa Fe

Lamp life declines with frequent on off switching

The reading notes that an electric lamp wears out faster when it is turned on and off repeatedly, suggesting users should minimize switching to extend bulb life.

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