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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1929

Page

2

Washington social lines spark row over Mrs Gann status

Amarillo column notes Washington women leaders once challenged Mrs Gann’s role as second lady due to her clerk past in a social clash. It queries how open the lake at Bivins should be for fishing pending Game Warden Turner investigations and possible season reopening.

Gann Curtis Washington al Smith Mrs. Smith Bivins Lake Old Tack Turner Amarillo

When temptation is good for your health

Sugar boosts appeal of varied foods and helps you eat enough. It makes tart fruit and flavorless vegetables tastier and more nourishing. Do not follow harmful reducing diets if you want beauty and health. The Sugar Institute.

The Sugar Institute

Amarillo Letters Reveal Show Biz Gripes and City Lore

A longreader narrative reflects on Amarillo theater promoters, critic’s notes about Emil Myers and a shift toward leg shows, with anecdotes about Nacogdoches spelling, a bride at the altar, and Amarillo’s yellow soil named origin. The piece blends local pride with entertainment industry critique.

John Arnot Fuqua Amarillo Yellow Creek

Amarillo Notes on Local Personalities and Events

A column mixes humor and local news recounting a pie wood pile paradox, praise for Mrs. Ida Chitwood and Dorothy East in a high school operetta, job ads, housing needs, and public welcome for city manager changes. It lauds Jeff Bartlett and endorses the new city manager Mr. Patterson while urging civic support and prudent expectations.

Jeff Bartlett Jeff Old Tack Amarillo

Mexican Orchestra Draws Unprecedented Albuquerque Ovation

The Tipica Fronteriza Mexican orchestra and Cortez girl vocalists, directed by Amanda Reyes, wowed Albuquerque audiences last Saturday. Civic leaders report the performance sparked extraordinary enthusiasm, with top ticket prices reaching $2.50 and advance mail orders to Wilbur C. Hawk at The Globe News.

Tipica Fronteriza Albuquerque N. M Civic Council Wilbur C. Hawk Tri-State Fair Association Cortez Girls Patti Jennie Lind Cortez Amanda Reyes Amarillo City Drug Store Hawk Globe News

Radio Schedule Highlights City Airwave Lineup

The list outlines 8:00 to 12:00 radio programming across stations WGHP WMAQ WGL KMOX KMBC WSPD WHK WCCO WKRC KOIL WADC WKRKC WOWO WEBM GOGHP WGOHP WOWO KGO KPO KHQ KOMO KGW KSL etc. featuring physical culture, talkies, music, choirs, symphonists, plantation echoes and recorders orchestra with multiple network affiliates and cross listings. The note ends with a stray line accusing someone of injecting politics into city affairs.

WGHP WMAQ WGL KMOX KMBC WSPD WHK WCCO Uncle Joe Pat WADC WKRKC KOIL WKRC Panatelas Orch KDKA WLW Wren

Seating Mrs Gann and World Court in American debate

A satirical letter to Col. Tack argues for Mrs Gann's right to a preferred seat as a constitutional issue and jokes about the League of Nations and democracy, ending with a shaggy anecdote about traffic lights and the red light meaning.

League of Nations

Penny a day policy insures $50 to $100 monthly

The Postal Life and Casualty Insurance Co offers a new accident policy costing under 1 cent a day that pays $50 to $100 monthly for 24 months if total disability and $500 to $1,000 for death, with a 10 day trial and free inspection. Over 40,000 insured. no exam required. return policy if not fully satisfied.

Postal Life and Casualty Insurance Co Moriarty Bldg Kansas City

Detroit crimes and global politics mix in a turbulent note

A Detroit hijacking ends in two deaths as the suspect escapes after cold blooded killings. A flood of letters to the White House seek a papal ambassador while tensions rise over Mussolini, Trotzky and German cabinet influences. Hoover argues that leadership counts more than college training.

Hoover Yale Daily News Abraham Lincoln Thomas A. Edison Henry Ford

Simple Rites for Herrick at Cleveland

Myron T. Herrick, former United States ambassador to France, was laid to rest in Lakeview cemetery after final rites at Trinity Episcopal Cathedral. Thousands gathered in a drizzling rain as officials from city, state, and foreign countries paid tribute, with schools and offices pausing in reverence.

United Press Cleveland Myron T. Herrick United States France Lakeview Cemetery Trinity Episcopal Cathedral Ohio

Revival Under Way at San Jacinto Methodist Church

A revival meeting is under way at the San Jacinto Methodist church with Rev. J. M. Fuller preaching. The invitation extends to residents west of Washington street and to nonmembers, as lay leader J. I. Walker notes strong attendance and inspirational services.

San Jacinto Methodist Church J. M. Fuller Washington Street J. I. Walker

Lum Ber men convention traveler returns from Waco trip

H. C. Holman of Star Lumber Company has returned from the Lum bermen's convention at Waco and paid a brief visit to Houston. Mrs. Holman remained in Houston for a three weeks' visit with her parents.

Marion Talley Amarillo Dorothy East 0. W Miss East H. C. Holman The Star Lumber Company Waco Houston Mrs. Holman

Last Rites for Bailey in Gainesville

Former U S Senator Joseph Weldon Bailey lies in state in Dallas then is moved by funeral train to Gainesville for services. He died in Sherman during a civil case trial. The sorrowing crowd gathers at the First Presbyterian Church in Dallas for a morning service.

United Presa Dallas United States Joseph Weldon Bailey Gainesville First Presbyterian Church William M. Anderson James Gober Greenville Sherman Joseph Weldon Bailey, Jr Sanday Austin

Amarillo Swears In New City Commission Leaders

Commander McNutt presents an emblem to Mayor Thompson as the new Amarillo city commission vows to uphold the Constitution and enforce laws. Brymer backs the administration while Harris supports the move. A large crowd attended the ceremony as resignations are filed and Lester Stone prepares to take office next week with a special ballot pending.

Commander McNutt Thompson Amarillo America Brymer R. Thomson Central Presbyterian Church Commission E.S. Blasdell Colonel Thompson Ferguson

Legion Head McNutt Announces Concrete Service Program

McNutt outlines the Legion’s mission to aid disabled World War veterans and push for prompt relief. He emphasizes ensuring proper benefits and urging enforcement and funding of child welfare and veteran rehabilitation programs nationwide.

McNutt Legion United States Legion Service

Courage and Wisdom for the Day in Edgar A Guest Poem

A reflective verse by Edgar A Guest asks for courage each day to choose rightly and strength to endure toil. It envisions unbroken resolve through bitter fights and steady service across years, facing both happiness and sorrow with perseverance.

Tia Edgar A

Congress Opens With Hoover Agenda And Historic Seats

The session began with organizational moves as Vice President Curtis presided, Longworth was re elected speaker, and a tariff bill looms. President Hoover will seek confirmations including Dawes as ambassador to Great Britain. Oscar De Priest joins Chicago as the first black member in years. The Farm Bill drafts are introduced and sent back to the Agriculture Committee for approval.

Senate Curtis Nicholas Longworth House Congress Hoover Dawes Great Britain Oscar de Priest Chicago Washington House Agriculture Committee Longworth

Cooking school lectures announced in Amarillo

Mrs Chitwood conducts free cooking lectures focusing on cookery health and charm for women in Amarillo and surrounding territory. The program features practical recipes free prizes souvenirs and music with cooperation from about twenty firms and attendees urged to bring pencil and notepad.

Claude Man Improves After Attack in Armstrong County

Sam Calliham a Claude cattleman aged 55 shows improvement after a stroke yesterday afternoon. Several physicians were called to confer on the case in Armstrong County where he has lived for 80 years.

Sam Calliham Claude Cattleman Armstrong County

Youth held for burglary in Amarillo

Brooklyn youth Ernest De Lucia was arrested by police last night in connection with an alleged burglary at 508 Buchanan Street. He is accused of taking a suit of clothes from the residence.

Ernest de Lucia Brooklyn Buchanan Street

Market wrap from Kansas City to Chicago and New Orleans

Hogs and cattle move mixed across markets with Kansas City and St. Louis showing steady to lower trends. Cotton and New York stocks open steady to firm with slight declines in some industrials while oils rally on earnings optimism.

The Associated Press Kansas City Cnlves ST. Louis A@aviated Press East ST. Louis Texas New Orleans Liverpool May A Press New York Skelly Standard Oil of Pan American 8 American Telephone Hoover Congress Pan Americans Trans-Continental Adams Express United Aircraft Crosley Radio International Combustion American Locomotive Chrysler Greene Cananea Anaconda Kennecott

Girl Dies After Rattlesnake Bite in Lubbock

Mary Frances Slaton a 10 year old girl died in a Lubbock hospital one hour after being bitten by a rattlesnake. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs B F Slaton of Lubbock formerly connected with Hicks Rubber Company.

Mary Frances B. Slaton Lubbock Mr. Slaton Amarillo Hicks Rubber Company

West of Zanzibar and Broadway Melody At The Theaters

At the theaters the Fair presents West of Zanzibar starring Lon Chaney a gripping tale of revenge. The Mission shows Broadway Melody a super talkie with Charles King Bessie Love and Anita Page. Also Deandi Thundergod first day. NATO Rafe Emerson and Yis Orchestra accompany.

Zanzibar Lon Chaney Charles King Bessie Love Anita Page Movietone News Deandi Thundergod James Oliver Curwood NATO

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