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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1951
Page
3
Alfred De Carlo faced arraignment on a driving without a license charge after a 12 to 16 hour workday. He explained the long hours left him no time to obtain a license. Judge Luigi Depasquale withheld a conviction and remitted the fine, ordering only costs.
SAN ANGELO March 30 An Air Force cadet and a flight instructor were killed yesterday when their training plane crashed near here. The dead are Lt. Francis E. Gore Jr. of Dyersburg Tennessee and Cadet William J. Jaquish of Tunkhannock Pennsylvania.
In Bern Kansas a reception for the golden wedding of Mr and Mrs John F Baumgartner includes 98 year old S C Neff as a guest. Neff is the bride’s father and had given his daughter in marriage to Baumgartner fifty years ago.
In Memphis Tennessee a bride could not pay for a shoe so a guest named Mary Hudson recounted how the bride entered the ceremony wearing a streetcar in her shoe. The quirky detail highlights a lighthearted wedding moment as the bride followed tradition with a twist.
Aries to Pisces guide readers through a day by day forecast with reminders to hold to routines, trust intuition, manage moods, and seek balance. It cautions about impulsive choices, encourages steady planning and budgeting, and suggests mediation in disputes as the star signs align for personal growth.
Bernie Burrus of Houston won the Texas title and will represent Texas in the American Legion regional oratorical contest in New Orleans on April 11. He defeated Pat Whipple of Corpus Christi, Mary Ethel Talley of Waco, Marc Lee Bramblett of Green and Larry Hargrove of Brownwood in the state finals held yesterday in Temple.
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