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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1930
Page
3
City Forester T M Robinson notes scale insects threaten trees and shrubs including elm oak and fruit trees. He describes oyster shell and San Jose scales their lifecycles and recommends spraying with miscible oil before spring and thorough watering of evergreens and grass while removing mulch to expose the base.
Amarillo alleys downtown are cleaner than the sidewalks and far cleaner than alleys in most cities, says city chemist Jack Wyatt who believes city health improves by keeping areas clean.
Court house records show Mary E Bivins et al to C H Johnson tract 38 WSRR Gar for 509.18. J W Crudgington to Mary E Bivins et al lot 10 and 77.32 feet lot block 134 Hughes for 10. Qcp. Car registrations list Clowe & Cowan and Plains Chevrolet Co Ford Chevrolet coupe roadster, General Motors Acceptance Corp, Culbertson-Smalling Motor Co Chevrolet coach. Trucks note J W Zempter Construction Co International Track Amarillo International truck.
City Engineer E. N. Stanley reports alleys in the business section are swept each day with hand brooms to remove dust and filth.
Kenya Colony police pressed the murder probe into Miss Hulda Stumpf, an American missionary found dead in a house at the Africa Inland Mission Station in Kijabe, about 50 miles from Nairobi. Officials say she was assaulted and suffocated. a native likely attacker is sought. Frederick Lanning, Africa Inland Mission manager in New York, described her as a valuable worker and noted she last returned from furlough in 1925.
About 125 Oakland and Pontiac dealers from the Panhandle will gather in Amarillo Friday January 10 for a service clinic led by Eddie Lyons factory service instructor and assisted by C F Hancock tone parts and service manager Oklahoma City branch. Harman Motor Company local distributors host at the Herring Hotel.
Tokyo police censored 76 passages and three full scenes from a dramatized version of Remarque's All Quiet on the Western Front before permitting its performance. The action follows officials alarm at depictions of war and violence and aims to curb material deemed unsuitable for public viewing.
A police censorship board in Japan reviews motion pictures and spoken drama. Remarque's novel has appeared in Japanese translation after 55 printings and faced no censorship in either English or Japanese editions.
A committee led by Lord Derby funds or directs efforts to erect a statue of Marshal Ferdinand Foch in London. The project is under the United Associations of Great Britain and France with progress reported.
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