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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1951
Page
4
The column maps daily zodiac readings with Libra through Aquarius, noting personal problem solving, new experiences, budgeting tips, and suggested actions. It emphasizes productivity, cautious spending, and pursuing opportunities in work and relationships.
A Bell Syndicate column cites Mrs. Post on gifting modes. A plant suits a man more than cut flowers, and a growing plant of decent size makes a good male gift. For expressing gratitude while traveling, flowers remain ideal though not required. a simple gesture suffices. Openings of new stores welcome flowers from interested stockholders. contributions to beautification are acceptable.
Ambassador Alan G. Kirk agreed to remain envoy to Soviet Russia until after the first of the year. The retired rear admiral is due back from Moscow around October 10, and his resignation was to take effect then. Officials said President Truman asked him to stay a few extra months to allow time to select a successor. The report followed comments by Britain's Archbishop of York about laws written in cryptic language.
Hollywood report says actor Bill Boyd known as Hopalong Cassidy faced legal trouble as John A. Daley sought 180000 from Boyd and his general manager Bob Stabler. Daley claimed he helped form two corporations last December and is owed 180000 from earnings totaling six million dollars.
Report notes Mt Katniai crater in Alaska has a circumference of eight miles. No further context or measurements provided.
William M. Munch, 68, is held on narcotics charges for growing marijuana in his backyard. He claims the plants feed his 280 canaries, which he says sing better on the diet. He asserts the birds are stimulated by the diet and disputes the need for labeling.
The government ruled that farmers who slaughter livestock for meat may face relaxed labeling requirements. Officials said the change aims to streamline production and reduce regulatory burdens on small producers while ensuring basic product identification remains.
Amarillo Marine William Atchison was due yesterday in San Francisco after combat duty in Korea. His wife Doris Atchison, employed by Prudential Life Insurance, left Amarillo to welcome him home.
William H. O Bryan of Oklahoma City filed a 75000 dollar damage suit in federal court naming Phil R Isley of Dallas and Carnation Milk Company of Houston as defendants. The Oklahoma City accountant alleges injuries suffered in an incident.
A vehicle carrying Isley collided with a milk truck just outside Houston. Emergency crews responded as authorities investigated the scene and assessed any injuries or damages.
Basil O'Connor, president of the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, told reporters after a White House meeting with President Truman that he is convinced the conquest of infantile paralysis is in sight. He could not predict how many more years of effort are required.
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