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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1950
Page
3
November designated Blood Bank Month in Amarillo in a proclamation by Mayor Gene Klein. The Golding Meadows Post No. 1475 VFW built and equips the blood bank and urges volunteers to donate blood to aid disaster and accident victims and others in need.
Rome dispatch reports Palmiro Togliatti, 57, Italian Communist Party leader, underwent brain surgery for a blood clot last night. Surgeons Cesare Frugoni and Pietro Valdoni declared the operation satisfactory after moving him to a private brain clinic four days earlier.
US Senator Lodge argues the UN dues are unfairly biased, noting the US covers about 40 percent of the UN budget while England pays 11 and Russia 7. He calls the arrangement ludicrous and urges a reallocation based on ability to pay, in light of anticipated Korean relief costs.
Ernest Archambeau presides over the Men’s Club of the North Texas North West Texas and Central Texas Methodist Conferences. The club includes several hundred men and tickets for the dinner are priced at $1.25 with reservations by telephoning the church office.
United Nations budget committee approved Trygve Lie's plan to create a postal administration at the permanent UN headquarters and issue a special US postage stamp. The proposal estimates a need for 300000 dollars to launch the operation as part of the UN budget. Peru reports a sharp drop in trade with Chile.
A rational farm program in Fast Texas promotes timber growth for home use with potential surplus sale. On many farms timber contributes to income, supporting local economies and farm households through diversified revenue streams.
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