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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1928
Page
7
Walter Damrosch argues radio will doom jazz by popularizing classical music. He contends radio elevates taste, refines emotion, and expands access to orchestral works, predicting a public shift toward sophisticated music and away from jazz rhythms.
A London vegetarian dog story reports Edwin R. Miller noting a large Bull dog raised on a strict vegetarian diet for three years. It guards well, dislikes uniformed postmen and police, but does not attack other dogs unlike its two meat fed brothers.
Oklahoma City report from United Press notes the death of a woman who spent 39 years at her longtime residence. The obituary details her life and ties to the local community.
Emma Jane Bell 66 died at her home where she and her husband settled after the run in 1889. The couple lived on the original site for 89 years, never moving from the homestead.
The Security Benefit Association names four winners Mrs G A Runyon Mrs J W Walters Mrs W W Sevier and Mrs Paul H Cage who will receive round trip tickets to Grand Rapids Michigan to attend the national convention on June 11. They were among those who secured the required new members as set by the national president of the association.
Dallas special report cites Secretary of Labor estimates nearly two million unemployed. Texas Cement exec B S Morgan argues tariff reform to curb cheap imports can cut unemployment by half, accelerate public works, and boost American production. He notes cement, brick, and other industries lost days due to imports and urges prompt political assurances post elections.
Berlin dispatch says Der Tag reports Bulgaria has martial law after charters move through the stricken area. Mrs. F D Lindsay of the local office congratulates winners and thanks Amarillo council members for cooperation.
The Amarillo High School girls debate team won unanimously over Canyon High School in a district meet at the high school auditorium. Debaters were Rosemary Booth and Louise Shea for Amarillo, against Maury Sterenberg and Pauline Irom for Canyon.
From Trapuato dispatches nineteen insurgents were killed in a fight with federal troops at Las Guajolotas. The commander Felipe Suares was among the dead. Insurgents split into two groups to escape, but pursuit continued and further losses were not learned.
Mr. Morgan stresses that tariff relief via presidential adjustment is limited to items on the dutiable list and requires congressional action for cement Industry relief.
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