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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1950
Page
6
The Tau Delta Fraternity at Amarillo College will sponsor a Western Jamboree Dance this Saturday in the school gym with admission at $1 for couples. Jim Heath serves as fraternity president.
Do not be embarrassed by loose false teeth. Sprinkle FASTEETH on plates to hold them more firmly and avoid a gummy taste. The alkaline powder adds comfort and security as you eat, talk, or laugh. Get PASTEETH at any drug store.
The Red River of the North valley lies at a shallow slope, making the region prone to repeated flooding as water levels threaten nearby lands and communities.
Born today you have great potential power and strong drive to pursue what you want. Travel is likely and you plan life carefully seeking order and precision. Beware overcritical tendencies that may hurt popularity and watch for hidden depth behind a cheerful surface.
Berlin dispatch says 100000 East German Communist supporters, described as enlightened agents, swarmed 9000 towns urging unanimous backing of the East German government in the approaching election. Taegliche Rundschau blames CDU and LDP for few agents and laments low voter enthusiasm in Thüringen.
Old time blast furnaces carried women’s names Grace nine times, Fanny five, and Emma Elizabeth Rebecca and Lucy four times each in this country, reflecting naming customs among iron makers and their families.
Britain will nationalize 92 privately owned iron and steel firms on February 15. The Labour government announced the takeover as part of its socialist program, despite parliamentary fights and opposition led by Churchill. The cost has not been disclosed.
The latest weather outlook reports generally fair conditions nationwide with only scattered light rain in eastern Michigan to the Atlantic Coast and some showers in the Pacific Northwest. Temperatures are near or above normal with no subfreezing readings noted early today.
Cool air spread across the northern plains while the Midwest stayed mild. The far Southwest baked with highs reaching 102 in Phoenix, the all time high for the date, and 104 at Ariz.
The National Geographic Society notes Chinese pagodas traditionally have an uneven number of stories. This is linked to the belief that odd numbers are lucky in Chinese culture.
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