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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1950
Page
4
Oct. 18 report describes William E. Smith settling into his completed home in Atlanta. His final task was to drill a mailbox into the brick front, a moment timed with the postman delivering a first letter. The missive calls Lt. William E. Smith, Marine reserve pilot, to report for extended active duty at month’s end.
In Los Angeles on October 18 a doctor reported blood tests could link Sabu to a London ballet dancer's two year old daughter but the physician told a superior court jury that the results neither prove nor disprove paternity. Brenda Ernst filed the advertisement.
Providence RI October 18 There is no romance in the life of Margaret Truman for the present at least. The President's daughter laughed when a woman reporter asked the question yesterday Not at the moment but things can change. Miss Truman will sing at a concert here tonight. She said she found little pro or anti Truman feeling on her tour and that politicians have given up using her as a campaign device.
More than 5,000 Turkish troops arrived in Korea to join UN forces against North Korean communists. They were welcomed by Korean women and children with Turkish and Korean officials. Commander Lt. Col. Natik Poyrazoglu said the unit would stay until communism is vanquished.
After nine year old Anthony Glanville spent his vacation with his grandmother in London he helped her cross roads and climb steps. She left him 60 dollars from her 300000 dollar estate in memory of a tender hands always ready to help when she died recently.
Of the Austria Federation of Labor's 1,278,686 members, 27 percent are women. The figure highlights female participation in the union movement within Austria's labor landscape.
A Lake Success plan led by John Foster Dulles seeks a UN World Army with the United States providing troops. A nationwide Institute survey shows over 8 to 1 favoring UN armed intervention capabilities, with broad support across parties and education levels. The proposal aims to empower the UN to act amid breaches of the peace without constitutional changes.
A California woman learned she had been legally divorced after 29 years of marriage. Mrs. Martin E Johnson sought a declaratory judgment to validate the union after discovering a divorce decree had been issued without her knowledge following a 1921 filing and later supposed withdrawal.
Dallas City Council temporarily suspended City Secretary Earl Goforth after charges he assaulted accident investigator F J Alexander near the state fair grounds following a car bump incident. The council relieved him of duties pending outcome.
Members of Amarillo Council United Commercial Travelers of America will meet in special session at 8 o'clock tonight in the Blue Room of the Amarillo Hotel. The meeting will discuss selecting a permanent meeting place. Refreshments will be served. E. M. Dinty Benesch is the secretary.
Western Germany has seen a surge in chemical production recently as factories resume operations and expand output amid robust demand. Industry analysts note rising exports and investment in new facilities fueling the uptick.
A skin doctor developed the Noxzema Home Facial and tested it under the supervision of three skin specialists on dozens of women of varying ages and skin types. Four in five showed marked improvement, with claims of softening rough dry skin healing blemishes and balancing dry and oily skin. a money-back offer is included.
A Czechoslovak dispatch reports prison terms from eight to 20 years for an undisclosed number of persons convicted of spying for Yugoslavia after Oct 18 in Prague. The exact sentences and defendants were not disclosed by the state news agency.
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