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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1951
Page
5
An old promotional copy touts Syrup of Black-Draught as a natural, gentle laxative for children and adults. It claims morning relief, comfort, and a 217 million bottle sales milestone, noting its long history since 1840 and a modern tablet form.
A burglar entered the Paw and Feather Pet Shop late weekend and stole a boxer valued at 60 dollars and a Boston bull worth 35 dollars. Police are investigating the burglary and seeking information. The shop reported the theft occurred early yesterday or Saturday night.
Dayton November 5 Air Force reveals the Sabre Fluetronic an electronic trainer for F 86D Sabrejet pilots enabling a pilot to bag an enemy plane without leaving the ground. The system provides safe hangar based simulation of aircraft handling and engagement.
A state tally shows North Carolina hosts nineteen thousand five hundred forty five gasoline stations, highlighting regional fuel infrastructure. The figure reflects statewide distribution and market presence across counties and urban areas.
TEHRAN Nov 5 Iran says it has begun temporary operation of Apparatus No 70 at Abadan oil refinery with Iranian engineers and workers unassisted by foreign help. The unit aims to refuel storage and produce gasoline kerosene diesel fuel and asphalt for domestic use.
Robert Tilmer Case, 51, of Lubbock died Saturday. Rites were held this afternoon at 2 o'clock in the Claude Methodist Church with Rev. R. Beard officiating. Pallbearers included Earl Blanton Lee Hess Walter Hogg Dad Sullenger Marvin Wolfram and Horace Dye. Burial followed in Claude Cemetery under Blackburn-Shaw Funeral Home direction. He is survived by wife Mrs Jerry Case of Tulare California mother Mrs Sarah Jane Case Claude three brothers C A Case Lubbock L C Case Perryton and E C Case Burbank California and sister Mrs G R Byard Claude.
Ten people were injured in a gas explosion Saturday night in El Paso that shook a five block area and demolished four units of a nine apartment building. Fire Chief H A Davis said early findings point to accumulated gas under a floor. Amelia Godiva, 42, was critically injured.
Fern Carver is named assistant home service adviser for the Amarillo division of Southwestern Public Service Company. Announcement by division utilization manager Bob Brummal notes she will assist chief adviser Bern Brannen. Carver, from Perryton, studied at Amarillo College then Abilene Christian College, graduating summa cum laude in home economics after joining the company in August 1950.
Funeral services for Mrs. Bertha Clyde Chester age 59 of Borger will be held in Ola Ark where the body was sent last night by Blackburn Shaw Funeral Home Mrs Chester died Sunday morning in Northwest Texas Hospital She is survived by her husband T G Chester three brothers J H Albright Pine Bluff Ark Fred Chester Dallas and FE H Chester Amarillo and a sister Mrs B L Harris Amarillo
In Long Beach California Wilbur Cooper aged 44 released his grip on his overturned skiff and plunged into the Pacific. His son Irving aged 20 and friend Robert Oxenfeld aged 20 clung to the boat as a cabin cruiser picked them up two hours later. A Coast Guard cutter searched the area but did not recover Cooper. Globe-News Want Ads Get Results.
Two men died after dreams led to fatal actions. In Fort Worth Rudolph W Loesewite woke from a dream of shooting himself and fired a pistol from under a mattress in front of his family. In Tell City 77-year-old Nick Laurent dreamed of crawling from a window and fell from a second story, dying in hospital.
Sgt Eloy O Ramsey of the First Division 82nd Field Artillery Battalion will be rotated back to the United States under the Army policy for Korean combat veterans. He entered service in March 1950 after attending Mesa High School in Mesa Arizona where he earned a basketball letter.
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