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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1950
Page
13
A Spokane dispatch recalls a veteran father whose son Jim, injured in Europe and paralyzed from the waist down, returns home altering family bonds. The father laments losing the closeness they shared, revisiting the boy’s quiet interior life and the ache of his absence, while plane departures interrupt the sorrow.
Amarillo Globe notes on post ceremony checkups within 30 days. Dr Burns offers two hours daily for marriage guidance, urging couples to show love first, then address issues. He asserts both spouses are fallible and shares his 22 years of marriage and four children as context.
Holland pledges to bar Communists from key posts to protect national security and ends state takeovers of coal mines. He promises no heresy hunt but will oust Communists and halt socialism by stopping government buyouts, aiming to empower traders manufacturers and farmers.
A burglar stole 30 canaries from a Gothenburg Germany pet shop. Police are investigating the caper and reviewing security footage and nearby shops for leads. No arrests have been reported as authorities urge residents to report suspicious activity.
In the Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee hearing on outlawing interstate shipment of slot machines, lawmakers ponder what counts as a gambling device. They compare congressmen to betting on roll calls, one-armed bandits, and pinball machines, debating what constitutes a game of chance. John E. Pickering of Chicago explains his pinball manufacture. lawmakers question the line between amusement devices and gambling.
Dr. Robert W. Burns of Peachtree Christian Church preaches about faith and home life. In his 20th annual wedding bells service hundreds of couples came forward as veterans of his marriage counseling. He emphasizes informal pre marriage talks and post wedding follow ups to strengthen homes and churches.
Amarillo native Altavene Clark becomes executive officer for the House Agriculture Committee, one of the few women in top posts on Capitol Hill. Her rise follows 16 years with Panhandle congressmen Marvin Jones and Eugene Worley, shaping farm policy from Soil Conservation to Farm Tenant Act.
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