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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1929
Page
3
Paris reports that ten years after the Armistice the French battlefields especially the red zone still claim lives. UNP figures show 2 545 injuries or deaths from buried shells, mines, and danger faced by farmers and tourists during cleanup efforts.
Twelve year old Yehudi Menuhin of San Francisco captivates Paris with a demanding program from Beethoven to Wieniawski. Critics praise his technique as pianist Philippe Gaubert says no one has played the piece like him. Einstein comments he is a prodigy now headed toward further study and rest before future concerts.
Vienna surgeon Professor H. Finsterer says nitrous oxide narcosis imported from the United States is rising in Austria and Germany. He notes it is nonpoisonous, odorless, non-suffocating, noncombustible and rapidly eliminated, with economical benefits. Many Vienna University professors have adopted the American narcosis.
The wills of Hugh Hathorn Nicholson and his son Charles Maxwell Nicholson were published in London. Hugh, a noted Liverpool cotton broker who died at almost 100, left over 1 million dollars with one third to his son. Charles Maxwell Nicholson, who predeceased his father by three weeks, left 45,000 dollars.
London unveils an all black granite facade that reflects the sky and glitters in bright sunlight, giving the structure a striking, manor like appearance.
Galveston June 6 More than twenty ships were blocked in the Houston channel for the second time in a week as vessels ran aground. The Samuel L Fuller an oil tanker and another loaded ship the Volunteer grounded on Jennings Island near where another tanker ran ashore last week. Both ships towed off after lightening their loads.
Hanover officials announce the zoo has added more than 1,000 alligators to its collection after a recent purchase. The move expands the zoological holdings at Hanover, with details on exhibit plans and animal care to follow.
The Forty Hours Adoration will begin tomorrow at Sacred Heart Cathedral at 7 o clock with Right Rev. Br. A. Gerkin D D officiating. Services run for three days closing with the Litany of All Saints on Sunday night.
The exhibit features every aga from yearlings to giants several centuries old. Abenzoar or other mammals are highlighted as part of a unique European display, claiming no other zoo houses such a complete aga lineup.
A wide sided hat features three color bands chartreuse black and off white. Narrow grosgrain ribbons form bows flat against the crown on the left side for a distinctive retro look.
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