Global WHO admits three nations amid one opposition
Spain Japan and Western Germany were admitted to the WHO with only Israel opposing Germany and Mexico opposing Spain. Japan faced no votes against its admission.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1951
Page
4
Spain Japan and Western Germany were admitted to the WHO with only Israel opposing Germany and Mexico opposing Spain. Japan faced no votes against its admission.
Amarillo High School will hold its annual spring football game between the seniors and future Sandies Saturday afternoon at the practice field north of Gold Sox Field. It marks the first appearance of the Sandies under coach Bill McFee. A basketball game is scheduled for Friday night at the high school armory.
A dated horoscope column offers bold claims about personality and fate for each zodiac sign, followed by scattered local items. Mixed in are notes about performances, a weather one-liner, and snippets about community happenings in a small-town setting.
Close Consulate Brussels May 16 Belgium shuts Hankow consulate in Communist China because of lack of trade the foreign ministry said today.
New Orleans reports Dorothy Kirsten married Dr. Eugene Chapman an obstetrician from San Antonio. The ceremony occurred yesterday with Kirsten age 34 and Chapman age 44. Kirsten was ill and could not attend. she and the new husband planned a visit to Neptune New Jersey to see her parents.
Eugene E. Congdon of El Paso is listed as injured from the collision Monday between the USS Valcour and the SS Thomas Tracy off Cape Henry. He serves as engineman fireman aboard the VESC.
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