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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1951
Page
16
Roy Mulkey of Tenth and Harrison and Albuquerque merchandiser Dick Hoopman discuss storage habits and decluttering. They emphasize avoiding unnecessary items, storing newspapers and magazines in garages, and keeping homes space-efficient to access essentials when needed.
LOS ANGELES, May 29. Dr. Charles Glen King, Nutrition Foundation, Inc. chief and Vitamin C isolator, says moderate eating of a well balanced diet is more important to health than drugs. He notes future discoveries will hinge on understanding relations among known food essentials and stresses a varied diet with meat or fish for high quality protein and green leafy vegetables for vitamins and minerals. The strongest dietary trend is variety over quantity.
A drainage network in New Orleans handles flood water using 11 pumping stations spread across low lying areas. The system moves storm water through the city to prevent inundation and protect neighborhoods and infrastructure.
The United Presbyterian Church will hold its general assembly in Oregon next year for the first time in 57 years. Delegates decided at this year’s closing session to meet in Portland or Albany, Oregon, with the city to be chosen at a July Columbia synod meeting. The Westminster College bid from New Wilmington, Pennsylvania, was rejected.
A Britannica encyclopedia note claims medieval fabliaux, comic French rhymes, reach peak scorn and hatred toward women, marking a stark literary portrayal from that era.
Park superintendent Mark T. Miles announces Kentucky blue grass will be planted at South Lawn Park during the coming week. Globe News Want Ads promote results.
Whittier California police found William Fryer, 35, beside an overturned car after a wreck. Believed dead, he revived when a blanket was placed over him and asked for a cigarette. Patrolman Joe Wilson and Ben Gomez called for an ambulance. He had only a head bump.
A rundown of leading cattle states shows Texas, Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas, Missouri, Illinois, Minnesota, California, Wisconsin and Oklahoma dominating U S beef production with strong herds and export potential.
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