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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1948

Page

11

Real Progress Reported In Hoof and Mouth War

CHICAGO October 18 Real progress is reported in the campaign to remove foot and mouth disease from Mexican cattle. P O Wilson says the northern front has moved southward bringing Mexico closer to eradication as mass vaccination begins with seven three man teams. Oscar Flores and Gen Harry H Johnson are praised for building a rapid mass inoculation program.

Chicago Mexico P. O. Wilson Joint Livestock Committee George Kirksey Houston Tex Wilson Oscar Flores Harry H. Johnson

Paul May Calvert Reserve Blended Whiskey

Calvert Distillers Corp New York City markets Paul May Calvert Reserve Blended Whiskey at 86 8 proof with 65 percent grain neutral spirits listed for sale and distribution.

Calvert Reserve Calvert Distillers Corp New York City

Death by Own Action Averted But Not So

Tokyo reports Wakajiro Arai a 56 year old man dissuades Fumiko Kasagi from suicide then kills her out of fear of his wife. He buries the body in his yard and is arrested for murder. He later commits suicide by throwing himself under a train.

Tokyo Wakajiro Arai Fumiko Kasagi Arai Fumiko

Ingram Granted Two-Week Adjournment in Mann Act Case

Rex Ingram a 53 year old Negro actor received a two week adjournment in his Mann Act case allowing him to seek permission to plead in New York rather than travel to Kansas for the hearing.

Artosa Campaign Gains Momentum Under Strong Leadership

Wilson praised progress against Artosa with competent leadership and support from Col. Jesus A. Almeida of the National Cattlemen’s Association of Mexico. Plants already operating span Sonora Hermosillo Cananea Magdalena Chihuahua Ciudad Juarez Cases Grandes Ciudad Camargo Coahuila Piedras Negras Tampico Tamaulipas Tampico with more under construction in Durango Zacatecas.

Artosa National Cattleman’s Association of Mexico Jesus A. Almeida Wilson Mexico Sonora Hermosillo Cananea Magdalena Chihuahua Ciudad Juarez Cases Grandes Ciudad Camargo Coahuila Piedras Negras Tampaulipas Tampico Durango Zacatecas

Greek Commandos Seize Two Peaks in Free Greece Drive

Newly trained Greek commandos entered action and captured Mount Vitsi and Mount Mankovitsi from Markos Vafiades guerrillas. The Vitsi summit gives the army the dominant height in the Vitsi triangle, 11 miles northeast of Kastoria. Government says 4 soldiers died and 21 wounded, 61 rebels killed and 19 captured. three counterattacks repelled.

Athens Markos Vafiades Free Greece Mount Vitsi Mount Mankovitsi Kastoria

Pioneer Lubbo ck man dies after long illness

Funeral services were to be held here today for P. F. Brown 85 former Lub bock County judge and pioneer West Texas rancher Brown school tax collector died Saturday after several months illness

Lubbock P. F. Brown Bock West Texas Brown

Fossil Remains of Ancient Ancestry Found in Wyoming and Montana

Smithsonian curator Dr. Charles L. Gazin reports summer finds in western Wyoming near Big Piney and Pipestone Springs Montana. The fossils include meniscotherium a small sheep sized hoofed-animal ancestor and oligocene bones of primitive rodents carnivores and insectivores. The specimens will join the US National Museum collections.

Washington Wyoming Charles L. Gazin Smithsonian Institution Big Piney Wyo Meniscotherium Gazin Pipestone Springs Mont US National Museum

Veronica Lake Delivers Second Daughter in Hollywood

Actress Veronica Lake gave birth to a six pound four ounce girl at Good Samaritan Hospital on Saturday night. Father is director Andre De Toth, joining son Michael nearly 3, and her older daughter Elaine from her previous marriage to John Detlie.

Hollywood Veronica Lake Good Samaritan Hospital Andre de Toth Michael Miss Lake Elaine John Detlie

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