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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1946
Page
4
In legal phraseology an act of God refers to an overwhelming natural event that no human could reasonably foresee or prevent, such as a storm or an earthquake. The term excludes predictable or preventable human actions.
J A Blackburn known as the Broom Man travels Amarillo from 8 am to 5 30 pm selling brooms mops whisk brooms and other cleaning goods. He claims his brooms are made in Cisco Texas and prices range 1 15 to 1 35. Blackburn 72 grew up in Missouri before moving to Texas and has eight grandchildren. He is an Assembly of God member and once sold Bibles across Texas and Colorado.
Returnees from World War II join Amarillo High School under the GI Bill of Rights. About 50 veterans attend daily, most of whom previously studied at Sandieland. Principal R. B. Norman notes strong determination to learn and adapt, with 34 using government education allotments now.
Hutchinson County residents will vote October 5 on prohibiting sales of intoxicating beverages after the county commissioners court called the election. The move follows a petition bearing 1 109 names from dry advocates. About 60 percent of infantile paralysis patients are under 10 years old.
A 38 year old Panamanian sailor aboard the Samuel F. Dewing woke in Houston after going ashore for a party and returning to the ship. He had reached Cristobal earlier and feared his wife would not find the tale funny.
The passage notes the influenza virus as a powerful agent with lethal potential, stating a claim about its strength by comparing it to a quantity sufficient to kill 500 mice, illustrated by a period in a sentence.
A triangular landform at a river mouth is named a delta because its outline resembles the fourth letter of the Greek alphabet.
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