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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1951
Page
14
Front-line medical personnel who served with combat infantrymen in World War II and Korea are awarded silver stars for their medical badges. The insignia feature a wreath-enclosed stretcher and a Geneva Cross, mirroring combatant awards and recognizing close combat service.
The famous saying Go West young man often linked to Horace Greeley actually originated with a Terre Haute Indiana newspaper editor, reshaping American westward migration lore.
Cpl Valjean Neel on 30 day leave from the Army after a year in Korea with the 10th MP Company. He entered service May 12, 1948, spent two years in Japan, and will stay with family at 1914 Fillmore. An aunt arrives from Illinois to visit during his homecoming.
Eleanor Roosevelt reflects on a two day conference in New York City under the American Council on Education. Dr Robert Cushman of Cornell and other consultants discuss women’s civil obligations and work in factories and professions. She notes practical family planning for working mothers and the value of shared home responsibilities. Madame de Gasperi and Italian officials visit, with praise for Washington ceremony and a friendly postwar spirit.
In Johannesburg Oberholzer a pharmacist installs 75 order boxes around Blyvooruitzicht area for home delivery. Boxes cleared twice daily, orders filled and delivered the same day. The note cites the Boston News-Letter’s early 18th century reach as context.
The Farewell Address by George Washington was first presented to the American public in the columns of the Philadelphia Daily Advertiser, marking its initial public appearance in a major newspaper.
Courthouse records show conveyances from WEehaney into G R King for Highland blocks and multiple transfers to buyers including Joseph Nobie and Sibyl Rattan Peg gram. Other transfers include Edna Gear to John Carrigan Maud Cook to W O Corbell and Newton Jones to Troy Frank Jones in Mirror and Sanborn subdivisions.
A dense OCR fragment lists multiple land parcels in subdivision plots with transfers between individuals including Plemons, Harris, and Lloyd families, followed by Ketty Jean Williams versus James Williams for divorce, and a batch of marriage licenses. Several names appear with properties on West Hillis and Country Club Terrace. Additional note mentions two penny newspapers in England.
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