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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1951
Page
13
In Tokyo I read MacArthur's communications touching religion, democracy, and patriotism. A Brooklyn Tablet letter argues for Christian influence shaping Japan's future through the American home and contact with U S personnel, noting growing fruit from these ideals.
John Gunther portrays General MacArthur as a practical liberal favoring democracy in Japan, stressing his disdain for privilege, commitment to individual rights, and belief that Japan’s political course could guide Asia. The piece details life in Tokyo under SCAP, travel impressions, and limits on Japanese and American behaviors.
An old fashioned ad advises readers not to be embarrassed by loose teeth and promotes FASTEETH powder to hold dental plates more firmly. It notes the product is alkaline, non acidic, with no gummy or pasty taste, and suggests purchasing at any drug store.
Four Norfolk born students formed the Golden Gate Quartet after church choir experiences. They perform tomorrow night in Municipal Auditorium as a KGNC benefit for the Amarillo Symphony Orchestra. Tickets sold 10 to 6 at KGNC at Eighth and Harrison with prices 2.00, 1.75, 1.50.
The Golden Gate Quartet began singing in chapels and halls across the South and later appeared on a South Carolina radio station. Recording engineer Eli Oberstein heard them and recorded the first big RCA spiritual hit Jonah in Cahill, SC. Since 1936 Oberstein became a top recording executive and the quartet became the world’s leading spiritual singing group.
Cats were protected by law in both ancient Egypt and England to safeguard grain from rodents, Britannica notes. The practice reflects the high value placed on felines for pest control in early civilizations.
Alaska’s coastline spans about 6640 miles, exceeding the combined 4940 miles of the Atlantic Gulf and Pacific coasts of the continental United States. The finding highlights Alaska’s vast irregular shoreline relative to lower 48 states.
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