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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1930

Page

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Commission to Discuss Plan Tuesday Night

The City Commission proposes a 250000 bond issue for paving with 25000 allocated for park improvements. It would cost about 60000 annually to fund the city share, as stated by Mayor Ernest Thompson and commissioners Lester Stone and Jim Vernon. The plan will be reviewed at tomorrow night’s meeting with emphasis on long term city needs.

Ernest Thompson Thompson Lester Stone Jim Vernon City Commission San Jacinto

Waist 38 Chest 58 Italian Giant Camera Featured

Arthur Brisbane surveys Easter observances in Jerusalem and American religious freedom. The column notes a Bacon quote on youth and age and highlights Italian giant Camera with a 38 inch waist and 58 inch chest, plus a Rug cleaning ad mention for Griggs Ambulance.

Spring Tip That's A Pip For A Permanent Wave

In the Globe News Want Ads the leading beauty shops and marcellers are listed in classification No 27. Find the best places to get the wave you prefer.

Globe-News

Census near close in city Amarillo district says supervisor

G Ray Smith the Amarillo census supervisor says the city count is close but not complete and many residents remain unenumerated. Census takers expect to finish by week end and urge cooperation including hotel pink sheets returned to clerks for filing with the office.

Amarillo G. Ray Smith Mr. Smith

Lindberghs Claim Flight Set Notched as Record

Lindbergh and Mrs Lindbergh completed a Glendale to Roosevelt Field flight in 14 hours 23 minutes 27 seconds with a 2 500 mile route and a 172 mph average, claiming a new faster time though not a formal record. The trip included a 22 minute 5 second fuel stop at Wichita and an in-air lunch. The pair argued Captain Hawks’ earlier record was not surpassed due to the stop.

Charles A. Lindbergh Glendale Cal New York City Wichita Kan Lindberghs Los Angeles Lindy Anne B. ¥. Hailey Associated Press New York Calif Roosevelt Field Paris Kans Frank Hawks Lindbergh Hawks

Plan Engineers To Open Bids Tonight

The Amarillo city plan commission meets at 7 pm to receive written bids from four local engineers for the city design project. The commission plans to review proposals later and may hire or suggest changes in selection after the engineers outline their plans and fees.

City Plan Commission City Commission Chamber City Plan Amarillo Plan Commission John McKnight City Commission

Pioneer Woman Statue Unveiling Draws State Notables

Ponca City prepares for the unveiling of the pioneer woman statue to be held tomorrow on E. W. Marland estate grounds. The Bryan T. Baker sculpture honors Oklahoma oilman influence, marking a landmark event on the state's forty first anniversary of settlement.

Associated Press Ponca E. W. Marland Bryan T. Baker New York Oklahoma Ponca City Statehood

Will Rogers Here by Plane This Evening

Will Rogers humorist from Claremore Oklahoma is due to land in Amarillo this evening aboard Western Air Express from Los Angeles. The carrier says the flight is delayed by fog and arrives between 4 40 and 6 PM. Rogers plans no stated stops and may visit friends before continuing to Amarillo.

Will Rogers Mr. Rogers Amarillo Western Air Express Los Angeles Colorado Oklahoma Texas Claremore Okla Higgins

Draft treaty approval by five nation naval econ conference

Heads of five delegations approve the draft treaty and send it to printers. Attendees include Secretary Stimpson Prime Minister MacDonald Rei jiro Wakatouki and ambassadors Fleuri au and Bordonaro. Dino Grandi Italian foreign minister ill and not present for signing.

Associated Press London Stimson MacDonald Reijiro Wakatouki Fleuriau France Bordonaro Italy Biand Paris Dino Grandi Grandi Rome

Final plenary session set for naval treaty signing

St James Palace announces the final plenary session of the naval conference will meet at 10:30 a.m. Tuesday for signing the five power naval treaty. The announcement implies all treaty details have been settled and agreed.

United Prep London St. James Palace

Public construction awards total 303 million in first quarter

Secretary Lamont said 303 million dollars in public construction contracts were awarded in 37 states during Q1 1930, supporting an annual estimate of 7 billion dollars. Also Haiti named Eugene Roy temporary president by council of state. Indictments mount against gambling operation owners in Lamesa. Four men convicted for unlawful assembly in the Red Thursday riot. Hoover signed a cotton ginning probe bill. See John about building. Ph 5285.

Associated Press Washington Lamont Port-Au-Prince Haiti Eugene Roy Council of State Today New York William Z. Foster Robert Minor Israel Amter Harry Raymor Union Square State Board of Parole Hoover

New Trunk Route For City Allowed

The Interstate Commerce Commission granted the Rock Island and Frisco permission to build 154 miles of new track from Shamrock south through Wellington to Quanah and connect to Vernon-Seymour and Fort Worth. The plan creates an all Texas route Panhandle to Fort Worth, with through service Amarillo to Dallas. The Ft Worth & Denver line Childress to Shamrock to Pampa was denied, while Santa Fe was approved to build an 8 mile branch from east of Pampa to LeFors.

Amarillo Interstate Commerce Commission Rock Island Shamrock Frisco Fort Worth Dallas Ft. Worth Denver Childress Pampa Gulf, Texas & Western Seymour Jacksboro Panhandle Vernon Oklahoma

Senate panel votes against Parker for Supreme Court

The Senate Judiciary Committee, by 10 to 6, delivered an unfavorable report on Judge John J. Parker of North Carolina for the Supreme Court seat. The panel rejected inviting Parker to answer protests, and leaders from both parties signaled possible withdrawal efforts amid protests from the AFL and NAACP.

Associated Press Washington Une John J. Parker North Carolina Supreme Court Senate Judiciary Committee Parker Senate Norrig Judiciary Committee Borah Idaho Hoover American Federation of Labor National Association For the Advancement of Colored People

Millions to Die in China Famine Area Reported

A report to the China Famine Relief board by Grover Clark Peiping famine relief commissioner states that at least two million people in a single Chinese famine area will die before June and cannot be saved.

China United Press New York Board of Directors of China Famine Relief Grover Clark Peiping

Miracles of Sports Cartoon to Run in Green Sheet

The Globe announces Robert Edgren popular daily cartoon Miracles of Sports will appear daily in the Green Sheet sports edition at 6 15 each night. It will be exclusive to the Green Sheet and not shown in The News or Globe home edition. Readers should obtain the Green Sheet daily for baseball results and the cartoon.

Robert Edgren The Globe

Al Capone Reaches Miami Safely Under Protection

Chicago racketeer Alphonse Capone arrives at Palm Island Florida by train then rides a speedboat to Biscayne Bay returning to his residence under a Federal injunction shielding him from local sheriffs. Governor had ordered arrests at the state line if he appeared in Florida. Capone says he seeks rest and denies any law violation.

Miami Fla Alphonse Capone Chicago Palm Island Biscayne Bay United States Halstead L. Ritter Florida Capone Carlton

Day of Democrats in Sight Says Leader in Jefferson Day Keynote

United Press reports from Minneapolis on April 21 that Democrats and Progressive Republicans will control the next Congress. Jowett Shouse, chairman of the National Democratic Executive Committee, predicted a strong Jefferson Day display with 1500 gatherings nationwide. He urged farmers to withhold produce to pressure relief and argued the House could fall to Democrats with conservative estimates of 40 seats.

United Press Manila Phillippine Islands Leyte Samar Tolosa Dulag Puericulture Minneapolis Hawley Mr. Grundy Shouse Minnesota Wisconsin Iowa Dakotas House Federal Farm Board

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