Moscow Rallying Japan Reds for Revolution
Moscow radio reported plans for a Communist revolution in Japan aiming to topple Emperor Hirohito and establish a Red people’s republic after a August meeting of the Japanese Communist Party.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1951
Page
13
Moscow radio reported plans for a Communist revolution in Japan aiming to topple Emperor Hirohito and establish a Red people’s republic after a August meeting of the Japanese Communist Party.
Public health advertorial urges relief from constipation with Dr Caldwell's Senna Laxative a vegetable remedy without salts claiming mild action thorough relief and regularity. It promotes the 25 cent size and a mail offer to New York NY with a money back guarantee.
Spike Jones brings a 44 member company to the Municipal Auditorium for a one night show with new acts and songs. Tickets available at Polly Lynch Concert Bureau Tolzien Music Store with ducats reserved by daytime or nighttime phone numbers. Prices range from 3.60 to 1.30. Also previews Paramount Theater bill Bailey Carol McMurtry Jerry Gross Nelson Bourn and others listed.
A Shanghai dispatch from the Communist New China News Agency reports that the share of useless matches in small boxes has fallen from six percent to under four percent. The item conveys a statistical improvement attributed to efficiency efforts.
An English teacher asks what tense is I am beautiful and the class answers Past. The fragment references Mrs Frank Kimbrough Beth Kimbrough Joe Desmond Chuck Whitlock Dan Loving Mac McCasland Bill Ferem Carl Mathey and an El Paso scribe.
In Miami on November 26 John McGraw a 36 year old man attempted suicide by gas. Three 15 year old newsboys Billy Cadigan Buddy Rhodes and Eugene Mullins rescued him by breaking in and turning off the stove then carried him to fresh air. He survived and was taken to a hospital.
A night fire destroyed the Austin Drug Store and damaged adjacent buildings and upstairs offices in Gainesville. The telephone company building to the east and the Home Furniture Company to the west suffered heavy smoke and water damage. Records in the Cook County selective service board above the drug store were feared ruined.
Chicago reports three Texas youths won national 4-H achievement awards at the 30th 4-H Club Congress. Ray J. Riley of Hart, 16, a certified seed grower since age 13, Billy Martin Whitt of Muenster, 17, won in farm and home, and Yolanda M. Ellis of Plainview, 16, earned clothing division honors. A total of 42 girls and boys received national awards, each to receive a $300 scholarship from an industrial farm sponsor.
A historical note recalls the dedication of the Statue of Liberty by President Grover Cleveland on October 28, 1886, marking a milestone in American commemorations and immigration symbolism.
In Formosa, tremors on the second day killed at least 15 people and injured more than 200. The eastern and southwestern coasts were struck, with a sharp shock felt in Taipei later that afternoon causing no additional damage. The prior day damaged the east coast railroad at seven sites along a 75 mile stretch.
Dr Waldo E Houghton announces removal of his offices from the Eighth to the Second Floor of the Barfield Building at 215 16 Barfield Building. Phone 2 7332.
After a deadly stretch between Hualien and Tai tung, Hualien reported no new casualties yesterday following Oct 22 23 quakes that killed about 100. Yuli and Puli, 50 miles south, bore the brunt with nine deaths, 118 houses collapsed and over 400 damaged. Two persons were killed at Kaoh-
An advertisement claims Payne's Formula stops rheumatism and arthritis pains from head to foot. It promises prompt relief from the first bottle, with internal action across bones and muscles, letting users work, sleep, and live more comfortably.
Advertisers tout BC as a trusted blend of pain relievers for headaches neuralgic pains and minor aches. The promotion highlights quick dissolving powders and tablets in multiple sizes and urges immediate purchase for speedy relief.
Government officials estimate that sulphur demand in the Western world is running about one million long tons a year ahead of production.
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