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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1951
Page
14
In Goshen Indiana high school student Mary Sue Speicher won first prize of 25 dollars in a democracy essay contest. She returned the prize money stating the judges had her essay mixed with another entry and she stood by her own submission.
In a fragmentary Amarillo Globe excerpt, judges discuss sentiment and taste in comparison across nations with percentages cited for France Norway the Netherlands and the United States. Mary Sue is mentioned with cast notes praising Wyman and a difficult role amid prize money with steady support from the ensemble.
After returning to his car he discovers a second ticket issued for illegally parking in a no parking area. The incident indicates repeated enforcement action and highlights stricter parking regulations in effect.
Western European tax levels eat a significant share of gross national production. In Britain the levy rate is among the highest, signaling substantial fiscal burden on the economy as policymakers balance revenue needs with growth aims.
Greenville police consider marking fire alarm boxes to avoid tourists confusing them with cup dispensers. In one week two visitors from out of town pulled alarms for a drink of water, prompting fire engines to respond to the scene.
Hollywood notes recount Rex Harrison and Lilli Palmer co starring in The Four Poster a two bed romance filmed largely in one house. They discuss working together and the novelty of a film centered on a married couple with a bed as the sole setting. The piece notes potential censorship concerns and describes the narrative arc from wedding night to death.
In Waterton Lake National Park Alberta bears are marked on their backs with a white spot before relocation to remote areas. The visible mark aids rangers in tracing movements as bears return to town seeking tidbits, making identification easy.
Mrs. Mildred Crowley a Pittsford High School teacher attending summer school at St Michael College had her nephew Prof. Robert Ansheles as one of her instructors. Globe-News Want Ads Get Results.
Patrolman Richard J. Flattery, off duty, parked his private car to buy a nickel for a meter. On returning he found a parking ticket on the windshield. He went to the police station, moved his car to the rear, and paid the traffic fine.
A new Australia made car is designed to run 60 miles on a gallon of gasoline at 40 miles an hour with engines manufactured in England.
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