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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1951
Page
27
A brief note outlines down payment options for Columbia and Kits purchases, allowing staged payments over up to four years. Details on interest rates or eligibility are not provided in the fragment.
British occupation officials report Soviet attempts to recruit ordinary West Germans to spy for Moscow. British authorities monitor hundreds of Czech and Soviet spies in the British zone seeking a master spy, while press and radio warn that espionage fails. A 21 year old German arrested for spying earned only 190 dollars over ten months.
Liaquat Ali Khan addressed about 100,000 people near his residence in Karachi on Defense Day. He announced the clenched fist as Pakistan's new symbol, pledging the nation will seek peace and justice but not sacrifice freedom. The PM warned enemies cannot cow 80 million Pakistanis.
Oslo reports Norway is rushing new hydroelectric projects, noting 17.3 billion kilowatt hours produced last year. The country’s waterfalls with high heads and many lakes offer reservoir potential, making Norway attractive to energy-intensive industries like aluminum and aiming for favorable world market positions.
The notice lists families relocating within and between Texas towns and neighboring states. It names LaSalle, the Lumans, Pittsburg, Hereford, the Brumley and Hartfield families, the Hagoods, the Perrys, the Thompsons, and others. New addresses include 1312-A East Fifth and 4217 West Eleventh in Pittsburg, 2725 Wichita for the Hagoods, and 1049 Dunaway for the Murdocks.
Glauconite is a greenish granular iron bearing mineral deposited slowly near mud lines along coasts at depths of 600 to 5,000 feet away from rivers. It forms as shellfish decay fills with iron rich mud, iron sulfide reacts with oxygen to make ferric hydroxide, which then combines with silica and potassium in seawater to yield glauconite.
A January 13 1910 broadcast from the Metropolitan Opera House featured Cavalleria Rusticana and Pagliacci with Enrico Caruso in Pagliacci. About 50 listeners attended including a Times Square hotel party and shipboard radio operators. A 500 watt transmitter was placed in a vacant room at the opera house top.
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