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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1951
Page
24
Globe Staff Photo shows Dr. C E Colgate as Dr William R Chumley in Harvey opening at the City Auditorium. Tickets are on sale today at White Kirk with admission 180 cents for adults 60 cents for students. Seats are reserved only for season ticket holders.
SAN FRANCISCO The first submarine victim of the United States was a Japanese submarine torpedoed in the central Pacific in 1942 by the USS Gudgeon. The sinking marked a historic US submarine engagement during World War II.
Mrs. George Wyatt and sons David Sanford and George Jr. of Salt Lake City are visiting Dr. and Mrs. EF Lanham at 2701 Jackson and Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Wyatt at 2609 Jackson. They plan to stay about two months while Dr. Wyatt will join later. The Wyatts reside at 410 A East Fifteenth with Mrs. Wyatt and family in Oklahoma.
The article notes that the statue crowning the United States Capitol dome is titled Freedom. It identifies the statue as a prominent national symbol placed above the Capitol to represent liberty and national ideals.
Charles E. Wilson mobilization director urged state and local governments to seek approval before borrowing over one million dollars. He asked that cities counties or states obtain clearance from the National Voluntary Credit Restraint Committee through regional investment banking committees. The committee tied to the Federal Reserve Board urged deferring nonessential public works unless vital to health safety or defense needs. Wilson also urged postponing soldiers' bonus payments war memorials and similar projects not urgently required.
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