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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1929

Page

4

Amarillo Globe History and Publishing Details

The Amarillo Globe began as a second class matter on February 20 1924. It published evenings except Saturdays and Sunday mornings with Amarillo Daily News, by The Globe News Publishing Co. GENE HOWE was Publisher and Editor and WILBUR C. HAWK General Manager. Subscription by carrier in Amarillo cost 1.00 for 26 issues.

Amarillo Texas Globe-News Publishing Co 6Th and Fillmore Gene Howe Wilbur C. Hawk Amarillo Globe Amarillo Daily News

Coast Guard Celebrates 139th Anniversary Milestone

Admiral Billard notes the Coast Guard's long service from its treasury era origins through to today. The service patrols the seas preventing smuggling, assists in distress at sea, and runs the North Atlantic ice patrol while upholding the Constitution. It is praised for humanitarian duties and peacetime sea service.

Baby Department United States Coast Guard Ad- Coast Guard Miral Billard Admiral Billard Joshua Barney Alexander Hamilton Navy Department North Atlantic Billard

Iceland to celebrate thousandth birthday and Leif Ericson statue

The article notes Iceland will mark its thousandth birthday next year since establishing a parliament in 950. It cites shared democratic ideals and ties to America, including Icelandic roots in early American history and the first white child born on the continent. Iceland’s population is about 100,000 with two patrol boats, connected to the world by radio, cable, and steamship lines.

Iceland America Leif Ericson Europe North North Atlantic Millenia

Sitting Bull nickname keeps Summerall in memory

Washington Day Book recalls how General Charles P. Summerall was privately called Sitting Bull by division officers in France. The piece notes his strong sense of duty, meticulous record of friends’ birth anniversaries, and a birthday call that revealed his unique habit.

Kirke Simpson Washington It Division Rmér Sitting Bull Charles P. Summerall United States Army France Summerall West Point Billy” Mitchell

Poker Players in the Ogden Murder Pattern

Peebles and Deacon return to San Felipe fearing Lucy and Jerry missing. A mysterious ace of spades and marked cards trace a poker game linked to the Ogden murder. MacNair suggests a hidden lens in spectacles reveals marks guiding a crooked gamble.

Ogden Hammond Peebles Deacon San Felipe Lucy Jerry Sandy MacNair Furie Ed. MacNair Wm, Morrow Co

Off Duty Leaders Mocked By Army Pals Joke at Summerall

A jocular prank hits a serious note as regular officers teased a junior officer about last night, sending phony calls and whispered disciplinary hints. Summerall reportedly enjoyed the lighthearted stunt amid the boyish glee of the army.

Summerall

Yale gets big fund in will of Texas man

Edward Allen Wilson mining engineer left a will filed for probate in San Antonio allocating 300000 dollars to Yale University to be paid after his widow’s death. The remaining estate of about 900000 dollars will be shared among relatives.

YALE Will OF Texas San Antonio Tex Edward Allen Wilson Yale University

Flashes of Life and Oddities Across Cities

Reports from New York Brooklyn Chattanooga Pueblo Boston Roosevelt Field detail a bank run sparked by illness rumors about President Lewis, a stone age relic claim, a Lord’s Prayer poster at a farm raid, a whale aftertrawl incident, and 82 blind boys touring an aviation field seeking a close view of airplanes.

Associated, Press New York M. T. Lewis Bay Ridge Savings Bank Brooklyn Lewis Roosevelt Field N. Y

Calous New York Sucker Side Exposed in 1929 Tours

InNew York City the Tenderloin district on West Forty-seventh Street is described as a world of ill lit hotels, speakeasies, dice games, and fortune tellers. The piece notes cruelty on the block, saloons, arcades, slot parlors, and a thriving theater strip near Broadway.

0. C. McIntyre New York West Forty-seventh Street Sixth Avenue Broadway Forty-second Street Hippodrome Winter Garden Fifth Avenue

Peter Rabbit and the Grass Spit Mystery

Peter Rabbit argues with Danny Meadow Mouse over bubbles on grass. Danny reveals the bubbles hide a hidden insect, proving the spit is grass juice. Danny shows the insect is present all along, challenging Peter to accept a different explanation.

Danny Meadow Mouse Peter Rabbit Peter Danny

Search for three missing French airmen after ship plane crash

Marseilles Aug 16. Search parties were sent today to locate three missing crew members after a military aircraft with five aboard crashed into the Mediterranean. Two occupants were rescued. Authorities have not disclosed the cause of the disaster.

Marseilles France Mediterranean Sea

El Paso Man Found Shot Dead at Big Spring

A man registering as Noah W. Wagnon of El Paso was later found shot to death in his Big Spring hotel room. Letters in his clothes hinted at a prior hospital stay at a California soldiers home last May. Authorities seek his relatives as part of the investigation.

United Press Big Spring Tex Noah W. Wagnon el Paso Soldiers Home California

Guiding Your Child to Grow Through Kingfisher Nest Care

A sandbank kingfisher nest is dug out by workers and children care for seven young birds in a box with earth and a warm, dark space. Lacking live fish they feed them earthworms and watch the nestlings thrive. The experience nurtures hands on natural history learning at home.

Alice Judson Peale

Crossword Puzzle Mostly Short Words

Horizontal clues mix partial terms and stray letters making a playful jumble. The grid appears inconsistent with typos and misprints affecting many entries across horizontal and vertical directions.

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