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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1951
Page
11
In Seattle a burning 7176 ton Liberty ship George Walton faced 20 foot seas while 12 survivors were taken aboard the Kenkon Maru. Two Coast Guard cutters and a third merchant ship aided, with a John Murray Forbes en route to assist and a Coast Guard plane guiding the rescue.
The puppy stranded at Family Service agency on East Fifth was adopted by Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Trogden and their three children Ray 10 Alice 8 and Phyllis 2 of 1111 East Fifth. Mrs Trogden noted about 50 calls came in including a Memphis inquiry. Alice carried Mollie home in her coat after the family collected the dog.
Officers of the Fidelis Class of Pierce Street Methodist Church were installed at a meeting at Mrs. Cecil Weatherly’s home. New officers: President Mrs. M. L. Anderson, vice president membership Mrs. O. L. Reynolds, personal minister chairwoman Mrs. Walter Harris, fellowship chairman Mrs. George Matthew, captains Mrs. Weatherly and Mrs. E. P. Roach, secretary Mrs. Jack Edwards. Other members present included Mesdames Arthur Harvey, Hoover Harrison, D. C. Boyd.
Dr Joe Lloyd Lipscomb of 904 West Seventh has received a fellowship from the American Academy of Pediatrics in Evanston Illinois after completing internship and meeting five years of pediatric specialization plus board examinations. About 3,000 pediatricians in the U S Canada and Latin America are fellows. A new soil selection method using methyl alcohol promises time savings for highways airfield pavements earthen dams and similar projects.
Funeral services for Anthony Cayton will be held at 2 o'clock tomorrow afternoon in the Pioneer Chapel, N. 5S. Griggs & Sons. The Amarillo resident, 92, died in a Dallas hospital after four months as a patient, leaving a large family including three Amarillo children and long-time ties across Claude Canyon and Amarillo.
New York faced a citywide slowdown as steamship lines steered clear of the port and strike talks dragged on. Holland America ordered the Veendam’s captain to redirect to Baltimore with 612 passengers, while Grace Lines diverted two South America bound liners to New Orleans. The walkout seeks a 25 cent hourly raise, higher than the 10 cent contract offer.
Frederick W. Heisler, charged with the October murder of John Gunnish near Tucumcari, will be returned to Quay County jail. Captured at Adin California, he is to stand trial after authorities recovered Gunnish’s gun and watch in Reno. Heisler admitted the killing but claimed self defense and disposed of the body.
Cpl and Mrs Donald Earl Rapelje of 1408 West Twelfth are parents of a son Donald Earl Jr born November fifth at Amarillo Air Force Base hospital. Corporal stationed at the base for three months. plan to reside in Amarillo after discharge. Grandparents are Earl Rapelje Sedro Woolley Washington and E C Young Sacramento California. Two four masted ships saved from scrap are slated for service in South African waters.
Stranded Korean veterans at Tucumcari began leaving for home after a snowbound crash near the town Monday. Pfc. Allen Strouse of Oil City Pa was hospitalized for a back injury. Four of eight seriously injured remain in hospital. Cpl. Donald E. Worman of Allentown Pa died. A three way crash investigation will take at least two weeks.
The Panhandle Kennel Club will hold a circuit meeting at 7:30 tonight in Room 202 at the Herring Hotel to discuss the West Texas dog show circuit. Dr. R L Brown will speak on genetics after a recent circuit meeting in Lubbock.
Cincinnati reports a shift in pigment manufacture where indigo, used in tinting paints, is now sourced from coal tar rather than fermenting legume plants grown mainly on hillside fields. This marks a transition in production methods and materials.
Michigan spans a land area of 57 980 miles with abundant water. Its boundaries include more than 40 000 square miles of lakes and rivers.
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