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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1929
Page
14
A selection titled Best of Humor highlights Robert Benchley Ellis Parker Butler and Richard Connell with contributions from Sam Hellman. The collection presents witty pieces and humorous essays showcasing mid century comic talents.
A humorous 1929 column laments the Golf Child at Viewport Links on Long Island. The piece contrasts idyllic golf scenery with families flooding the course after a local hundred dollar membership law, urging adults to consider other players and momentary pause for children.
Marlin Tompkins, 97, was held in Dallas county jail after failing to provide a $10,000 bond on a statutory crime assault charge involving a girl said to be 12. Judge C A Pippen set the bond and ordered trial for August 12. alleged incident occurred last April.
Members of the Amarillo Red Cross Swimming Course who could not finish life saving work may take tests this afternoon Friday and Saturday afternoons. Girls and women attend 4 to 6 p m and men from 6 to 8 p m. This is the final life saving course of the season. Gifts totaling 6 250 000 were given to the University of Chicago this year.
Station listings detail August 4 schedules in CST across WABC WJZ WEAF WGN and many affiliates. Includes shows from Daguerreotypes to Orchestra hours and public notices of airtime across Chicago Detroit Des Moines and Seattle networks with multiple simulcasts and endorsements.
In Philadelphia on August 1 Vice President Charles Curtis announced that the eighty day precedence dispute between Mrs Dolly Curtis Gann and Mrs Alice Longworth has been settled to everybody's satisfaction. He invited readers to learn more from Mrs Gann's article in Ladies' Home Journal. The matter touched social precedence and respect for the U S government.
Federal prosecutors report the Jones act penalties are applied with moderation across the country. No instance of the maximum five years and ten thousand dollars fine is seen. petty offenders receive light sentences while enforcement improves. Senator Wesley Jones confirms the measure followed the intended approach after five months of operation.
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