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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1927

Page

5

Lindbergh reception in Paris costs France dearly

Paris reports the Lindbergh visit incurred high expenses including the Mont Val eria searchlight display lighting northern airfields after the landing and costly public ceremonies. The Paris hall and chamber receptions drew crowds to damaged furnishings and torn fabrics amid flowers flags and medals.

Lindbergh France Associated Press Paris Mont Valeria Chamber Senate

French Announce New Radium Cure

Remarkable results are claimed for a radium treatment devised by two Paris physicians Drs Bayeux and Vaugeois and explained to the Academy of Sciences by Professor d Arsonval. Gases with emanations from radium salts are introduced into disease seats for immediate and permanent benefit. Radioactive oxygen is absorbed twice as fast as the pure gas.

Associated Press Paris Bayeux Vaugeois Academy of Sciences d’Arsonval

Badly Painted Insults Hit By Court Damages Set

A French provincial court ruled that saying badly painted a woman is an insult and punishes it as such. The judge noted women paint or rouge to enhance beauty and that belittling their appearance is a reflection on their looks. Damages were fixed at five francs.

Associated Press Paris

Firesafe home to be opened with new Duntile

Amarillo to unveil the Firesafe home at Bellview and Fountain streets on Sunday July 17 to introduce Duntile a concrete tile praised for fire resistance strength and low moisture absorption The material comes in forty patterns and is produced by the Amarillo Duntile company Tests by Pittsburgh and New York labs cite load bearing and fire ratings while the house showcases practical design and builders involved in its construction including A J Harris architect Roy Smith and Clem Lumber Company

Amarillo Duntile Company Pittsburgh Testing Laboratory New York

Paris proposes impractical traffic trials amid gridlock

Paris city council rejects seven detailed traffic remedies including tunnels bridges and underground parking as impracticable. Prizes are awarded to three feasible ideas while engineers are asked for further study. The prefect of police shifts focus to traffic management in the capital.

Associated Press Paris Perfect of Police Secret Service of France

Plainview Girl Held Learns Father’s Death

A Plainview girl is detained at the police station awaiting her mother’s arrival. She allegedly left home Sunday night in the family car. Her father died Monday and was buried yesterday. she did not know of his death until she was detained this morning.

Plainview

Fire Threatens Large Ardmore Oil Tank Farm

Lightning struck an 87,600 barrel crude oil tank at the Carter storage field in Wilson. One hundred workers fought the blaze, firing two cannon shots into the blaze to confine it to the tank as flames shot about 200 feet high and could be seen for miles.

Associated Press Ardmore Okla Carter Tank Wilson Oklahoma

Trade balance turns in favor of U S shipping

The Commerce Department reports that US exports in the first half of 1927 exceeded imports by 240.8 million dollars with exports totaling 2.568 billion and imports 2.127 billion. For the full fiscal year exports were 4.971 billion against 4.257 billion imports, a surplus over 700 million.

U.S United Areas Washington United States Commerce Department

Trout Fishing Expedition Aims For New Mexico Rivers

A party of Amarillo anglers led by Sam Vaughn heads for the Chama country in New Mexico. The group includes George Maggard Hugh Whitcomb George Pratt and Otto Samples. They expect ten days to two weeks away and hope to return with a ton of trout. Vaughn bans bait fishing, relying on casting skill.

Amarillo Chamma New Mexico Sam Vaughn George Maggard Hugh Whitcomb George Pratt Otto Samples Santa Fe Mr. Vaughn

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