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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1951
Page
4
Eben Allen, famed for capturing Fort Ticonderoga in the Revolutionary War, is referenced in a Britannica entry as later threatening Congress with fighting for Vermont’s independence, even if it meant waging war with human life at risk.
A collection of reader questions on manners and etiquette. Topics include children naming adults, wedding invitation phrasing when a parent is separated, and a first aid incident where Mrs. Rose Snyder saved herself after a milk bottle cut an artery, applying a pressure bandage until hospital arrival.
Mrs Post answers the question about proper attire for formal tail coats. The guidance states the correct hat is a silk or opera hat, as released by Rel Syndicate Inc.
A community finds the demonstrable answer in Christian Science. The heartfelt message celebrates study of the Christian Science textbook as it sheds light on the Bible, making Jesus promises practical and provable and healing many human ills.
Associated Press analysis cites Dr. Alfred Torrie claiming Britain was patriarchal with women as chattel. The piece recalls older male dominance, divorce laws, and wartime shifts toward equality, noting women now gain many rights and public roles while men still press traditional prerogatives.
Worcester section tale of two neighbors Lyle McManamy and Joseph Conner ambushing a woodchuck raiding their gardens. Both fired as the animal appeared. McManamy was wounded and treated at a hospital while the woodchuck escaped unharmed.
Amarillo woman Miss iCora Astle, 2106 Polk, will attend the University of Wisconsin Madison reunion June 15 16, celebrating her 1901 UW graduation. She works in Southwestern Public Service payroll and will visit Baraboo with sister Mrs F M Doll.
T. G. Hull, Amarillo High School assistant coach, will be manager of Thompson Park Swimming Pool again this summer. Official opening is scheduled Friday afternoon, June 1, at 1 o'clock. Staff includes Mrs. Hull, cashier. Dan Smith, concessions. Kenneth Kohler and Stanley Pittman, lifeguards. Richard Chandler and Gracia Robertson, locker room attendants. The pool is operated by the Park and Recreation Commission of the city of Amarillo.
A mother kangaroo stands four feet tall and weighs about 200 pounds while her newborn is just over an inch long and weighs less than a mouse. The potato is traced to the Andean highlands of South America and has spread worldwide.
The first USO unit of the Korean war arrives near the front to entertain troops after touring hospitals in Japan. An eight member group with three women and five men performs twice daily, mostly in forward areas. A second 15 member unit has also reached Korea to provide variety shows for soldiers.
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