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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1929
Page
5
Tri-State Fair Association announced a high class rodeo to be staged July 3 4 5 in Amarillo as a pre exposition feature. Wilbur C Hawk president said engagement of a premier company is virtually assured and details will follow.
Local friends of August Vincenzi seek cause of his death by poisoning and possible illusion. A note on the body says they have been saying bad things about me, but no one recalls such remarks. Vincenzi, born in Italy, came to Rome 20 years ago and built a good reputation.
Carl Redin, a young Swedish painter living in Albuquerque, displays 44 landscapes at the Herring hotel mezzanine. Once bedridden with tuberculosis and double pneumonia, he rebuilt his career here, building a studio and gaining national attention with seascapes and Southwestern scenes.
The piece notes Carl Magee of Albuquerque urging Redin to Oklahoma City this fall. KF 8S Powell, a student of Redin, has six exhibit photos. Howard Roose, ex Courier editor of Evansville now in Albuquerque, manages the exhibit. It will run through Saturday and perhaps Sunday.
Tom Mitchell test pilot for the Stinson Aircraft Corporation signed an agreement with Dr. R G Lighton to fly the Pacific Ocean within 12 months. He will tour the United States and then fly from Seattle to Japan for 25000 dollars plus a 25000 dollar insurance policy for his dependents. Lighton said three New York capitalists are interested in the flight.
Thousands of women at the changing time of life are in danger of high blood pressure caused by waste matter in the system or weakening organs. Symptoms include dizziness shortness of breath head pains flushed face and sleeplessness. Norma is a doctor’s prescription that claims to reduce blood pressure swiftly with no habit forming drugs and often brings relief in one bottle.
Eight boy scouts will receive the Eagle Scout badge at the Eagle Court of Honor. The ceremony will be at 7:45 tomorrow evening in the Recreation Hall of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church. Ford Brandenburgh, chairman, will preside and award the honors to his son Bob along with Olin Hardy, Carlton White, and Leon.
Tennessee moves toward an income tax after the legislature passes a five percent tax on incomes from stocks and bonds awaiting Governor Horton’s decision.
The Court of Honor honors Herman Likens Jr, Billy Pipkin, Bob Ord Way, Billy Ord way, Bob Brummell and Jack Hayes as Eagle Scouts. The event recognizes these five as part of the Scout leadership and advancement program.
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