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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1950
Page
9
Robert L. b production engineer at Motor Car Co. quoted Davis saying he would have autos in store. Davis faces a $60,000 grand theft charge as details of a deal rollout emerged involving ex Joseph Charn and a planned production increase in Uruguay.
In Los Angeles on May 17 witnesses testified at Gary Davis's preliminary hearing that no assembly line existed for his three wheel car project. They said the 15 pilot cars were handcrafted and no production was undertaken, countering Davis's film styled pitches used to lure investments.
A 1950 Amaroillo Globe column offers answers on wearing existing rings with a plain wedding band and whether to send a note after verbal wedding thanks. It explains transferring jeweled rings to the right hand and notes the origin of the term tuxedo as a dinner jacket from Tuxedo Park.
Oakland dispatch reports Sidney E. Lawrence, 40, a grocery clerk, died Monday after giving his life’s blood to save his son. Physicians said today the son, who survived, was recovering.
An ill boy near three hours linked to his father by transfusion exchanges blood to treat nephrosis. Doctors stated no disease transmission risk to the boy, but warned of donor risks from foreign material. The family includes the widow and three daughters.
Corpus Christi May 16 John E Lyle Jr congressman for the14th district will be unopposed in the Democratic primary seeking re election to a fourth term.
The Globe Today asks readers whether television will hurt or help attendance at baseball games boxing matches operas and similar events. Reactions vary from prediction of reduced crowds due to home viewing to belief that TV can encourage interest by showcasing events and drawing new fans.
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