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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1950
Page
6
Military Police contacted the Soviet Kommandatura but officials denied knowledge of the incident. Americans were referred to the Soviet control commission. The reply there last night was involved but not detailed.
Amarillo nurseryman J B Bowman outlines a future fishing and picnicking site five miles out on the Canyon Highway. The plan includes a big lake, an island, smaller lakes, dikes, a bridge, and entertainment facilities with picnic areas. Bowmen moved from Plainview ten years ago and aims to stock the waters with catchable species.
The Women's Civic League of Baltimore seeks the most glamorous street cleaner in the city with a $40 prize for four workers who show courtesy to the public proper handling of containers and careful upkeep of equipment. Garbage collectors are eligible.
In Longview on May 9 Mrs. Nellis Goodin Stevenson, 27, of Tulsa Oklahoma, was found shot to death in a tourist cabin. Justice of the Peace Jeff Richardson prepared a verdict of gunshot personal safety related. Stevenson was found grasping a .25 caliber automatic pistol.
Leslie C. Crews of New Deal Texas touts a unique irrigation layout with two deep turbine wells powering a 12 inch concrete main line and a canvas lateral system. Water is delivered directly to 152 acres with 36 small outlets, claiming 25 percent less water use and greater efficiency than open ditch systems. Crews, 43, has farmed 27 years and plans maize corn and cotton, aiming for easier cultivation while acknowledging possibly lower yields than last year.
East Berlin police arrested three women yesterday while photographing Unter Linden. The trio included two Americans and one British woman, identified as Miss Anne Bennett, according to American authorities.
In Jakarta on May 10, the Dutch army ordered Indonesian troops on Amboina Island to stop their two week rebellion against the federal Indonesian government. The admission confirms Indonesian soldiers in the Dutch forces sparked the revolt that helped bring about the Republic of the South Moluccas.
A Hamilton Field soldiers drive to aid the polio stricken wife of a sergeant raised enough money to purchase two iron lungs. The successful campaign shows community support and quick fundraising response.
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