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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1951
Page
4
In Richmond Virginia a fluorescent glue used by furniture makers helps seal cracks and fill nail holes. A violet lamp reveals glue spots that fluoresce, guiding cleanup before final finishing, with no harmful effects noted from the dye.
A Chicago electronic scientist unveils an electronic ear that hides deafness and transmits whispers clearly. It renders old hearing aids obsolete, leaves no visible button or dangling wires, and offers a free booklet, New Discoveries to Help the Deaf Hear, by mail from Electronic Research Director in Chicago.
An Amarillo girl Peggy Jane Turner daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Turner 805 Kentucky survived polio and is expected to return to school Thursday. After initial headaches in Duncan Oklahoma she showed weakness and numbness leading to hospitalization at St. Anthony's. She studies at home to keep up with classwork and will undergo physical therapy at St. Anthony's Wednesday.
In Brazzaville feeding the regional program, ECA assistance totaling 117000 dollars funds 8500 miles of paved roads in French Equatorial Africa as construction progresses under international aid.
Mrs. Hubert Lewis found a cat had adopted two baby rabbits to keep company with three kittens after she returned home for more milk in Goshen Indiana.
A historical note compares 1920 Detroit car life expectancy at 25,000 miles with today's 100,000. It also shows wage growth, needing 344 weeks to earn a car now versus 92 weeks in 1920.
About 180 of the world’s largest street lights stand along Akron’s Main Street. The 25,000 lumen lamps are 21 inches in diameter and nearly a yard tall, marking a striking city display.
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