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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1950
Page
3
A U.S. Fifth Air Force spokesman said a 150 to 190 member lost battalion near the 38th parallel north of Pyongyang may be scattering while moving south after having received food and equipment by air drops from Kimpo. Rescue planes later found no sign of the group.
FIRE PREVENTION WEEK urges household checks for disaster risks. A third of U S fires are started by tossed cigarettes or matches per the National Board of Fire Underwriters. Other preventable causes follow rules. An unintended effect notes pheasant declines tied to power mowers killing nesting birds, per the Fish and Wildlife Service. Advertisement.
The Palo Duro Baptist Association offices a gathering at First Baptist Church Vega starting at 5 PM with 30 churches and 24,000 members across Borger Pampa and Amarillo. Sermon by Paul B. Cullen. supper at 6 10. seminars on Sunday school training union and youth work led by named pastors and leaders.
A Belgian soldier notes that every German occupation soldier in Belgium during World War II cost Belgians eight dollars daily. Early Greek inscriptions are estimated at about thirty cents per day. The timber trade identifies around 800 distinct wood varieties.
Ian Red Norman, holder of the world flag pole sitting record, ended his 122 day ascent in Barberton Ohio. He broke the prior 119 day mark by T J Ward of Savannah Georgia and plans a physical checkup before returning to racing. Norman has an offer to appear at a Columbus Ohio nightclub and is considering writing a book titled Flagpole Philosophies.
India begins expanding regional tourist offices to lure more American travelers as part of a broader marketing push. Officials say the new bureaus will streamline visa information and provide guidance on regional attractions across multiple states.
Former dictator Getulio Vargas maintained a lead of more than half a million votes in Brazil's presidential contest as Lt. Gen. Eduardo Gomes narrowed the gap by over 100,000. Unofficial returns showed Vargas at 1,263,872. Gomes 739,856. Cristiano Machado 406,554. About 7.7 million votes were cast.
Scientists speculate that fine lunar dust resembles tiny particles like pu mice covering the moon’s surface. The claim reflects ongoing debates about the Moon’s regolith and surface conditions. Researchers urge further missions to confirm the composition and behavior of these dust grains.
A free booklet titled Rheumatism explains why drugs provide only temporary relief and outlines The Ball Clinic’s 31 year approach. No obligation to request. Mail to The Ball Clinic, Dept. 2301, Excelsior Springs, Missouri, today.
In Dallas on October 9 a light stunt plane crashed after dinner at M. D. Reeves farm near White Rock Airport. Pilot L. H. Decker, 43, died instantly. passenger Tom R. Sloan, 22, died later. The two had attended a pilot dinner and took off from Reeves' private strip. The craft performed stunts before a fatal pin at a perilously low height.
War torn Seoul marks its 150000th citizen inoculated today by a UN relief medical team led by Brig Gen Crawford Sams. The unit includes corpsmen from Denmark, the US, Britain, Peru, Canada and The Netherlands, recruited via WHO and IRO. The program also distributes 375 tons of rice daily from Thailand and the Philippines.
About 300 Scouts from all parts of Scotland traveled to Rome for a Scottish Pilgrimage the group includes youths leaders and chaperones. The trip highlights religious observance and cultural exchange with Rome as the destination.
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