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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1951
Page
5
Texans say there is no place like Texas as Mr and Mrs Bill Jenkins of 1408 Pierce recount their 27 year absence from North Wales. They traveled Aug 9 to Aug 28 aboard Queen Elizabeth and Caronia, found Welsh rationing, aging, and a standing 300 year old house.
Installation services will be conducted for officers of 12 Amarillo High School Future Homemakers of America clubs at 7 oclock tonight in the AHS auditorium. Parents and friends of students from AHS, Horace Mann, Sam Houston Junior High School are invited. Sue Dammier will preside over the installation of more than 150 new members in the high school group. Esther Sorenson has been invited to speak on FHA club work. Sponsors include several homemaking teachers from AHS, Sam Houston, Horace Mann, and Elizabeth Nixson.
In Brooklyn Shell Bank Creek 35 feet deep a man named John Kelly fished out 3 year old Joe Rizzi Jr who had wandered from home. The child floated despite an air inflated snow suit. Doctors say his condition is serious but the mother trusts in recovery.
Mrs Matilda Coppins age 109 in Leonard's on Sea England received a telegram from King George VI and Queen Elizabeth and a birthday card from her 97 year old brother Charlie Evans of Rochester.
Santa Monica report states Franchesca de Scaffa, age 20 and Portuguese, filed a second divorce suit against actor Bruce Cabot, 48, today after a May filing was dismissed in ten days.
About thirteen months ago Mrs. Cabot filed for relief in a divorce case citing cruelty and seeking support aligned with the standard of living the parties had become accustomed to.
Horace Greeley established the New York Tribune in 1841 as an organ for the Whig Party, marking a pivotal moment in 19th century American journalism and partisan press.
Edward St. John, 29, fountain pen demonstrator, was knocked unconscious by a short circuit in a microphone worn around his neck at an international dairy exposition in Indianapolis. He was rushed to a hospital and listed in fair condition.
The Cent, a pioneering penny newspaper, was established in Philadelphia in 1830, marking a shift toward broader affordable press. It aimed to reach a wider readership with accessible news and accessible prices.
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