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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1951
Page
4
Fragmentary report describes an incident in which a large group of people including named locals were killed or injured when a vehicle or vessel collision and fire occurred near a jewel or landmark. Authorities investigated with references to a governor and officials while survivors and witnesses were named in scattered notes.
In Amarilie a group of 17700 Brownie scouts ages five to ten participated in a project at the First Presbyterian Church. Members and leaders organized a program where girls crafted items and learned teamwork. The event supported hospital and nursing program activities and featured Brownie age groups planning activities and building crafts.
PTA meeting care duties outlined as Christmas mailing tasks for Potter County Tuberculosis Association. Semini B Scouts ages 4 to 17 may join Wing Scout Trail Blazer and Service troops. Thompson Elixoed San Jacinto parks offer crafts games hikes nature and cookouts for girls. Mrs R F Gynn presides Girl Scout board. Mary Mangold heads executive staff with a large board including Mrs Wolflin Parr Lemmon Brummal Robertson Brown Robbins Kenyon Crawford Woodburn Whitfield O'Brien White McCue Smith Brunett and W Glynn Morris.
In Miami Beach Melber Jr. testified that a rapid chain of signals from a public phone led to a mail theft arrest. A Massachusetts boy, 11, faced charges for stealing a mail pouch from Mauch Chunk station and claimed he opened all the letters. Police traced the call to publish authorities.
The Voice of America reported a Moscow Red Square event where hungry citizens chased peace pigeons during a ceremony. The broadcast claimed Premier Stalin interviewed himself and announced a new atom bomb, though the source did not specify where the information came from.
Five American soldiers were slightly injured when a typhoon struck Okinawa. The storm left 29 Okinawans dead or missing and caused millions in damage. From Okinawa the typhoon moved to Japan where one person was killed at West 4428.
NZ troops are reported to refer to the US Mi-9? nine line teleconference as a “pal” term during joint operations, reflecting informal slang used amid multinational cooperation.
In Boston a divorce case features a wife describing a quarrel during a TV program. She says her husband ordered her to do something, turned off the television, and implied the show was to continue. The trial proceeds with testimony about the couple’s fight over viewing.
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