Amarillo Globe Briefs Narrowed To AP News
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1929
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe presents Associated Press dispatches as the core news content. The page also notes subscription details and regular paper offerings.
Reformers like Colonel Mitchell and Admiral Magruder are vindicated for challenging Navy practices and waste. The piece notes progress by a few, while radio expands education. University of Alberta launches an air broadcasting station offering university courses to remote farmers and fur traders, with open admission to radio listeners.
Mrs. Agnes Lyne argues that happy childhood fosters better growth, health, and learning. Unhappy, anxious children struggle with digestion, sleep, and school success, while a joyful home supports responsibility, goals, and lasting well being.
Lucy, certain of Jerry Ogden's innocence, persuades her uncle John Peeples to seek detective Luther MacNair. They describe the fatal night, gather Jerry's keys, and push toward MacNair, whose reputation suggests he can identify the real murderer.
Washington July 22 The capital society circle expects J Ramsay MacDonald England's Labor Prime Minister to visit in August to learn from President Hoover the naval reduction plan. The British Ambassador and Lady Howard have leased Langley Park for MacDonald with Langley Park likely to host him and the social set anticipates royal and diplomatic attention during his stay.
Washington society fawns over MacDonald during his visit with repeated White House luncheons and daily tea in his honor. Officials including President Coolidge, Hoover, and senior aides attend, while speculation grows over which private citizen will host the major social function. Langley Park noted as a possible overnight locale.
Funeral services are held today for W. H. Hastings 55 superintendent of the Magnolia Refinery in Corsicana Texas. Hastings a leading oil figure and civic church worker died yesterday after weeks of illness. He had 36 years with Standard Oil and its subsidiaries.
Los Angeles residents chase mystic fads from fortune tellers to astrology, while film folk mingle with readers of the stars in public spaces like Pershing Square. Basil Woon and others draw attention as city life roars with fire engines, penny dances, and fashion notes amid a bustling, skeptical scene.
Peter Rabbit recalls a strange drummer in the Green Forest though he cannot identify the source. He encounters Goldenwing the Flicker and Mrs. Flicker at an ant feast before returning to the Briar Patch still curious about the mysterious drum.
In Midland Texas on Sunday Merced Chavez was killed after a Mexican gunman went on a shooting spree injuring Julio Barrera Pedro Barrera and a girl. Jose Hinojos faces an examining trial tomorrow for the attack and for beating two other men.
James Albert Briggs a one year old from Bethany drowned at Woods Lake while his parents and two brothers watched. The father D M Briggs attempted a rescue diving into the pool fully clothed but could not save him. The incident occurred Sunday near Oklahoma City.
Mixed readable clues list for a crossword puzzle with horizontal and vertical sections. Contains fragmented hints for words like fragrance scent amounts and drone bee, plus scattered definitions such as to ward off and to employ. Numerous garbled letters and partial phrases indicate an OCR damaged page.
Hollywood July 22. Frank Gilmore president of Actors Equity announced six members were suspended at a meeting held Saturday night KE Ratcliffe Joe Brunnell Charles Fellon Emily Melville Winifred Harris Hugh Paxton bring total membership losses to ten since the fight for recognition in motion pictures. Gilmore said Equity sued Tully Marshall and Warner Bros Inc for 1 000 000 damages and sought a court order restraining a contract in violation of Marshall’s agreement.
Hyde Park New York July Gov Franklin D Roosevelt says he is not a candidate for president. The announcement comes before the end leg of his goodwill tour of the state. He says the duties of the office occupy his time and others are not suited to pursue purely political matters. When asked if he might rule out future candidacy he replied he prefers not to dwell on matters so far ahead.
TOKIO July 22. Sixty people believed drowned when the Chinese steamer Hsinkang sank off Shantung after colliding with the Japanese Tatsuno Maru. Rescue efforts continued as authorities investigated the disaster.
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