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Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1929

Page

3

Immense Panhandle newspaper collection to Panhandle Plains library

Special to The News From Canyon Texas June 1 immense newspaper collection containing historical Panhandle material has come to the Panhandle Plains Historical Society via the late Oscar D. Short. His brother Harvey H Short and Laura V Hamner arranged the donation. The archive includes Amarillo News Wichita Beacon Star Telegram Fort Worth Record Denver Post and many other papers with templates of journalism trade journals and pamphlets including Campbell campaign literature for Woodrow Wilson 1911.

Canyon Panhandle Panhandle- Flains Historical Society D. Short Mr. Short Harvey H. Short Brazil Indiana Laura V. Hamner Amarillo Oscar D. Short Plains Southwest Amarillo News Wichita Beacon San Francisco Daily Bulletin The Star-Telegram Fort Worth Record Denver Post Ferguson Forum Southern Lumber Nosebag Texas Outlook Dearborn Independent Old Short

Special Risks Found in Building

The Associated Press reports the American Institute of Architects proposes a safety code for construction after noting ten daily worker deaths. The guide lists seven hazards including demolition excavations blasting and floor openings with rules on footwear, gloves, railings, secure stairs, and not carrying blasting caps.

Associated Press New York United States American Institute of Architects

Architects Needed to Aid City Plant in Los Angeles

June 16 report notes more than 560 American cities have planning commissions yet few have active committees. Charles H. Cheney, chairman of regional planning for the AIA, urges architects to curb enormous economic losses from lack of constructive city planning.

Los Angeles Charles H. Cheney Cheney American Institute of Architects

Dorothy Dix on alimony and the divorce dilemma

Dorothy Dix argues alimony laws are unjust to men and that divorce will rise. She contrasts gold diggers with wives who endure hardships for their families and calls for reform including optional alimony contracts and easier, fairer divorce.

Crippled Boy Goes to Classes on Cot at Dearborn High

Earl Young a high school freshman in Dearborn Missouri has attended school on a cot for three years. Lying on his back he has completed two years of grade school work and his first year of high school. A spinal ailment left him bedridden four years ago. His desk is a suitcase kept beside his bed. Dogs are dying by the thousands in an epidemic of canine typhoid in England.

Associated Press Dearborn Earl Young England

Gland Extracts Promote New Modern Tonic Morex

Startling gland laboratory discoveries lead to a glandular tonic named Morex. The ad claims thousands use it and druggists nationwide recommend it. It urges readers to take two tablets three times daily for ten days and obtain guidance from Randal Drug Co. by mail or at 422 Taylor Avenue.

America Randal Drug Co Taylor Avenue

Hereford Hosts Amarillo Air Caravan Visit July 5

Hereford officials request Amarillo Chamber of Commerce to send a caravan of 1 to 20 planes to celebrate the Hereford field opening west of the city. Lighting for night flights will be installed, and cables under the ground near the field. Tentative opening set for July 18 coinciding with Transcontinental Air Transport inauguration day.

Hereford L. Baskin Roy Arnod Chamber of Commerce Mason King Amarillo United States

Bar Harbor Lab Established For Cancer Research Memorial

Bar Harbor Me June 16 a permanent cancer research laboratory is founded in memory of Roscoe B K Jackson of Detroit by his widow with Edsel Ford Richard H Webber and George B Door. Dr Clarence Cook Little heads the association with Dr W S Murray and Dr L C Strong among others joining from Michigan Maine and A&M College in the effort.

Bar Harbor Roscoe BK. Jackson Detroit Hudson Motor Company Edsel Ford Richard H. Webber George B. Door Jackson Seal Harbor Clarence Cook Little University of Michigan University of Maine Little Maine Michigan W.S. Murray New Laboratory L. C. Strong J. M. Murray A. & M. Collegefthgan A. M. Cloudman University of

Vermont and J J Bitner aid ant cancer research at Michigan

The text notes Vermont and J J Bitner assist a University of Michigan cancer research effort. It lists incorporators Judge Lucre B Deasen and David O Rodick of Bar Harbor, William Mac Crillis Sawyer of Bangor, and J L Lovell Little of Boston.

Vermont J. J. Bitner University of Michigan Lucre B. Deasen David 0. Rodick Bar Harbor William MacCrillis Sawyer Bangor J. Lovell Little Boston

Frontier battle sites eyed for national park in Alabama

Montgomery June 16 Alabama may gain a national park to honor colonial southerners who expanded the union toward the Gulf. Col H L Landers surveyed historic forts in southern Alabama including Fort Mitchell Fort Blakesley Fort Williams and Fort Jackson noting Fort Toulouse first established by the French in 1714 and the area’s repeated contest between European powers and Americans.

Associated Press Montgomery Ala Alabama Gulf of Mexico Col H. L. Landers Army War College Washington Hugo Black Fort Mitchell Russell County Fort Blakesley Baldwin County Fort Williams Talladega County Fort Jackson Elmore County Fort Toulouse Coosa River Tallapoosa

London butlers view old silver exhibit

English butlers attend an exhibition of old silver at Seaford House Lord Howard de Walden's town home. Hundreds of servants include a tour with a half rate for butlers and an expert tracing histories of poman ders chains tazzas and porringers while one sample wine cistern prompts a wry remark about cleaning.

Associated Prean London Seaford House Lord Howard de Walden

Miss Auto-Dore Defies Night Food Ban In London

In London Miss Auto-Dore unveils a robotic vending slot machine at Charing Cross to sell perishable foods after 8 PM despite Aunt Dora the Defense of the Realm Act. The machine dispenses cheese pickles ham beef sausages butter tea sugar fruit and more. Police enforcement hinges on fines for shop sales after hours, while no slot machine law exists. The public, shocked by the Home Secretary's stance, watches the stunt with amusement as license machines are rumored to appear nationwide.

Associated Prean London Auto-Dore Dora Great Britain Charing Cross Whitehall Dort Miss Auto-Dore William Joynson- Hick Jix

Plane lands at sea become seagoing vessel under law

From New York June 16. An amphibian plane that lands at sea is considered a seagoing vessel under maritime law. Louis Reichers of New York along with friends fished after landing at sea near Atlantic City. Officials told him to equip the aircraft for deep sea flying with life preservers lights signals and flare cartridges on return to New York.

Associated Preas New York Louis Reichers Reichers Atlantic City

Landslide Terms Across The World In Dictionary Report

The report compares landslide terms from many regions. It notes New England usage and cousins such as Seree Clitters clatters schutt and taus for rock slides with Talus as the scientific term.

Philadelphia New England

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