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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1939
Page
3
The column lists numerous Amarillo residents hosting and visiting relatives across Texas and New Mexico, including Mrs. William Wallace and Mrs. J Francis Brown visiting in Amarillo, guests from Liberal Kansas and Muskogee Oklahoma, and frequent movements between Amarillo addresses. It notes weddings and birthdays, moves, hospital updates, and airline and hotel notes.
Darla Jean Nussbaum nine months old in Amarillo wins front-page note as she cuts her first tooth on Friday, just after turning nine months. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. V. Nussbaum of 1613 Lincoln Street.
New York reports the tele vising of an operation at Israel Zion hospital proved television was ready for home use. Samuel M. Saltzmann of the American Television Corporation says the operation was shown to medical students 500 feet away and demonstrated minute details for larger audiences. He notes prior tests with dummy patients supported the finding that TV can educate without textbooks. Meanwhile federal prisons borrowed over 990000 books and magazines last year, with about 75 percent of inmates using the service.
Amarillo readers may see relief from hay fever and asthma as mold extracts tested by the University of Texas show promise. Dr. G W Goldsmith and Dr. Marie Morrow lead the work with Dr Homer Prince in Houston and 21 allergy specialists in 10 states reporting encouraging results. A paper on the study was presented to the Texas State Medical Association in San Antonio. The article notes mold-derived treatments aim to reduce respiratory allergies via skin tests and therapeutic use.
Berlin reports Germany and Italy formalize their axis into a military alliance. The pact commits both nations to pursue a common policy on European questions, consult on threats to their interests, aid each other if involved in armed conflict, and boost military cooperation with two permanent commissions to manage duties.
The document states Germany and Italy will maintain close relations with allied powers and keep the pact operative upon signature for ten years. It provides for consultations before the period ends to extend the agreement and outlines the future of their mutual cooperation.
Major Gordon W. Lillie Pawnee Bill says he expects to offer his 160 acre Blue Hawk Peak ranch near Pawnee Okla as a Boy Scouts outdoor center with a $75 000 native stone house and about 600 acres total in the area though formal arrangements are not yet made.
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