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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1950
Page
7
Pope Pius XII declared the dogma that Mary body ascended to heaven and was reunited with Jesus. More than 700000 Catholics, including the largest prelate gathering in 2000 years, filled St Peter's Square for All Saints Day proclamation.
The Pope read the papal bull in St Peter's Basilica proclaiming Mary as assumed into heaven. Tens of thousands gathered in Rome and allied crowds worldwide celebrated as bells rang and supporters hailed the dogma. The event drew praise from Catholic faithful and criticism from Protestant observers who dispute Scriptural basis. Archbishop Spellman attended, while Protestants warned of increased doctrinal split.
The Arizona state capital at Phoenix is noted as one of the few public buildings nationwide without a cornerstone, marking a rare architectural anomaly for a state capital.
New York by Elizabeth Toomey Patty Painter a 22 year old from Beckley West Virginia has spent four years as color television's unseen star. With CBS permission for commercial color TV starting November 20 she moves toward fame after her national business show demonstration. She signs a five year contract in March and expects Beckley viewers to finally see her on screen.
Two American firms now have car assembling plants in Switzerland, a country with high purchasing power that produces no automobiles of its own.
New York radio TV producer Jack Barry says plunging necklines in early TV were a fad. He notes skirts shortening and necklines rising, cites audience sympathy for children and elderly, and warns of possible censorship if cheesecake content continues. He recalls a surge in letters after Life at 80 and a flood of cough remedy requests after a sore throat remark.
Miss Elizabeth Pewter of Craggataska, Fire, a farmer, was fined 75 dollars for a notorious case involving 27 cattle grazing and blocking roads. Authorities described the incident as a public nuisance and took action to curb further disturbances.
Repair service advertises watch and clock repair for any make with quick turnaround. Local shop promises skilled repair of worn parts and accuracy, with estimates available and return options.
The Dominican Republic has maintained a favorable trade balance in 49 of the last 50 years. In 1949 exports reached 74 million dollars while imports were 43 million. The currency is a hard-money gold peso at parity with the U.S. dollar.
The bus rear shows two warnings, left reading death by own action and right noting Safe side, but the Safe side panel is smashed in, creating a safety hazard and potential risk to passengers and pedestrians.
Painful B and others warn of backache fatigue headaches and frequent urination from cold damp conditions. Doan's Pills are advertised as a mild diuretic used for over 50 years to help kidney function and relieve urinary and bladder irritation.
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