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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1947
Page
13
Promote Swift's Ice Cream as a colorful, delicious centerpiece for gatherings with scoops of vanilla chocolate strawberry and other flavors encircling a bowl of strawberries or raspberries. Emphasizes flavor richness from finest dairy products and wholesome ingredients, ideal for celebrations.
A Foreign Affairs analyst argues the Hindu Muslim violence in India stems from primitive codes and ignorance yet hints at India’s capacity for self rule. He warns of possible further bloodshed though believes the subcontinent may emerge as a major power.
Vermont's Ralph E Flanders, a freshman senator and former machine tool executive, drew a media stampede as he announced hearings to probe price levels along the East Coast. He outlined plans to study groceries, textiles, and tobacco from Providence to the Carolinas, with wifehouseholds first and farmers last in the inquiry. Senator Baldwin of Connecticut backed the probe, hoping to curb profiteering and curb speculative pricing.
A dull news day spared readers from sensational detail as a local amateur legislator delivered a low-key performance. No major events or outcomes were reported, keeping the focus on routine proceedings and ordinary proceedings.
The Sunday lesson for Churches of Christ Scientist on September 14 centers on true substance as Spirit not matter. It highlights Romans 1 20 James 1 17 and Eddy’s Science and Health page 301 stressing divine substance and the immutability of God and man as God’s image.
Army investigators identified the three victims of a C-47 crash 11 miles southeast of Castle Rock. Maj. Jack S. Griffin, 32, pilot from Blooming Grove Texas. Lt. Oran M. Richardson, 26, co pilot from Abilene Texas. Staff Sgt. Edmund J. Beuhler, crew chief from Mercedes Texas.
Abraham Lincoln Harris, 29, of Santa Cruz California asks Superior Court to rename himself Al Harris. He explains Lincoln’s presidency makes life miserable due to nicknames like Repeater splitter Emancipator and President.
In Chicago on September 12, Edward W. Barrett of Newsweek told the US UNESCO Commission that private donations could complement the federal grant, enabling faster, more flexible operations. A three member committee will seek private funds to cover activities beyond the government allotment, supplementing the $300,000 approved by the State Department for the secretariat and travel costs.
A brief report notes the United States military presence in Japan during the occupation and highlights Industrial Research employing over 2,000 in 20 laboratories planning 4 million dollars in new buildings. It also mentions Pfc. Jack H. Scott of Amarillo serving with the First Cavalry Division in the Tokyo Yokohama area overseas since December 1946.
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