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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1951
Page
4
Ethelbert, Man. fire truck decorated with white streamers old shoes and tin cans escorted Fire Chief Alexander Shewcook to his wedding at the church.
A 25 year old woman suffered severe menstrual cramps lower back pain headaches and neck pain with constipation. Scientific spinal nerve analysis showed interference and X rays found a subluxated vertebra at the base of the skull. After adjustments the patient reports no cramps back pain or constipation and headaches have faded.
Frances Yeend will sing a wide range of favorites in a concert tomorrow night on the Amarillo Symphony Orchestra series at Municipal Auditorium. Tickets at Southwestern Public Service Company are on sale 10 to 4 with prices from 1.50 to 3.90, including tax, and a concert packet offering four remaining concerts at a reduced price is available through the Orchestral Association.
A note details pricing for sections two at 2.50 dollars, sections one and five and the center balcony at 2 dollars. Packets are also available at Company.
Tokyo March 28 Vice Admiral Harold M Beauty Martin assumed command of the Seventh Fleet aboard the battleship Missouri at Yokosuka and pledged to guarantee Formosa's safety with sufficient warships for Korea and regional defense Struble will take over the First Fleet on the Pacific coast while Martin said decisive measures will be taken to protect Formosa.
The Amarillo National Guard unit will finish relocating from buildings T-840 and T-850 to the Automotive Building at Tri-State Fair Park by tonight. Col. Vincent Lockhart announced the move after weeks of shifting equipment and supplies. The relocation frees air base buildings for Lambie and Moss Construction Company renovation work.
James J. Carroll, St. Louis betting commissioner, faced 26 counts for failing to report payments over $600 to winning bettors during 1948 and 1949 and for not filing annual lists. The charges cite Section 147 of the Internal Revenue Code. Bonds set, arraignment to be in Kansas City. Carroll had previously left a Senate Crime Investigating Committee hearing in St Louis amid objections to television coverage.
David Sarnoff national chairman urges intensified Red Cross fund campaign across chapters including Amarillo. Bill Butler reports rapid defense changes raise Red Cross duties and oversubscription goals. Potter County chapter shows 15644 raised of 49251 with need to triple goal for expanded Amarillo Air Force Base related actions.
Glenn Parker resigns as corporation court attorney effective April 15 and plans to begin law practice in Corpus Christi. He will leave about April 17, has served since the court’s establishment a year ago after moving from Dallas. They reside at 1619 Van Buren with their 10 month old son.
Isabelle Cosgro is a Hormel Girl and sister of Mrs Curtis Ellison of Amarillo Texas. Ellison works as an engineer for Southern Equipment Company 500 Fillmore. The Hormel Girls will give a private show tonight at Amarillo High School Auditorium for food retailers and wholesalers with Cosgro and her mother the wardrobe mistress traveling in white cars.
Ernest Campbell Jr a Wheeler Negro is held in Potter County Jail on charges of driving a stolen motor vehicle in interstate commerce. Campbell was arraigned before the US Commissioner and is held on a $500 bond. He allegedly drove a stolen pickup from Wheeler to Phoenix Arizona. He was brought to Amarillo by Sheriff Bus Dorman of Wheeler.
Police captured a Fedayan Islam member armed with a revolver planned to kill Premier Hussein Ala as he left his office. An informant said Hussein Zolfghari was tasked with the assassination amid a wider plot against the shah and Iranian officials. Nine sect members were arrested at a Tehran hideout. martial law remains and clashes with oil strikers caused serious injuries in the south.
Annual Panhandle SMU Alumni roundup set for 7 30 p m at Parkmoor Drive Inn 620 West Sixteenth Mustang Corral gathering of former SMU students with Joe Davidson Panhandle chapter president in charge. note mentions roundsups reaching Instituto Porto Alegre Brazil.
The Vaughan Selby Sunday School class of Polk Street Methodist Church will hold its monthly dinner meeting tomorrow night at 7 o'clock in the Fellowship Hall. The Chase Group will handle arrangements for the covered dish event.
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