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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1951
Page
2
Fragmented text reports a chaotic scene with sharks circling a military camp area near a city fort. A rope injury, a tree boom, and crowd control efforts are described alongside improvised field equipment work and a dramatic struggle in the surf.
A meandering diary-like narrative describes a coastal trip with farm and fishing references. It covers cattle pricing, rain affecting pasture, island farming limits, river proximity, and plans to walk long distances to markets, with local characters discussing odd calves and wild cattle rumors.
Pantex Assembly plans a salvage sale of materials from buildings under renovation to conserve resources. The U S government reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
More than 15 airplanes from the Amarite Civil Air Patrol are set to depart tomorrow morning for the annual Search and Rescue program at Abilene. About 35 volunteers have signed up for the flights, which originate at Amarillo Air Terminal. A 6:30 AM briefing will be held in the terminal dining room. The group will stay overnight in Abilene and return to Amarillo Sunday afternoon.
Fragmentary classified blurbs list tasks and ads for a tack lost item, a brew stamps order, housework by a young woman named Anita, a part time job at TS cents per hour with Mrs Johnson, and a babysitting offer for two children under four at a North Washington address.
Officer WE Wells of the Texas State Highway Patrol spoke at a Mint meeting of the educational, enforcement and engineering divisions and the executive committee. The discussion focused on officer safety and road conduct.
Cadet Joe B Saunders, son of Mr and Mrs Gey C Saunders, enrolled at Notre Dame to join the Air Force Officer’s Training Corps. He serves as commander of the corps under Col M. J. Coerthe, director of air service and tactics at the university.
Bartlett's Welcome Travelers radio program on Station KGNC operates weekdays with a later broadcast detour. An incoming party brings a cargo of prizes including perfumes and household items for the audience participation game as equipment arrives for the event.
Radio show at 10 tomorrow at Sports Arena features Termmamy Burnet with KGNC also airing 9 to 9 20 morning slots Monday through Friday Tickets sold at Amarillo Chamber and Sports Arena. Also notes Paschal Panthers game tonight at Amarillo Stadium and Tri-State Fair finale tomorrow night with various local residents listed.
Captain F Howell of Amarillo Air Base vents page letter from West Tenth praising Texans while ribbing outsiders about hunting and hospitality. He notes friendly Panhandle residents, defends Texans as protective of property, and ends with a call to support local landowners.
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