Amarillo Bivins Aviation Club Formed Last Night
The Amarillo Bivins Aviation Club was formed at the American Legion club with twenty two members. Honorary president is Mayor Lee Bivins who donated three planes and a flying field. H W Turner was elected president Morton Lambert vice president and Sergt Ira C Barend secretary treasurer. Rex Stegall Thomas E Pirtle Lowell Staff and Bill Lampkin named directors to draft the constitution and by laws. Walter Irvin presided. H C Winters spoke in support. The group meets again next Thursday at the Legion club rooms.
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Amarillo-Bivins Aviation Club
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Cosgrave declines to form Irish government
Dublin reports quote President Cosgrave saying he will not form a government as his party is in the minority in the Free State Dail after last week's general election. The government holds a plurality but not a majority, needing independents for a stable majority.
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Father and Daughter Reunited After Fifty Years Search
In Washington Court House Ohio Silas J Paul reunites with his daughter Jennie now Mrs Charles Rothenberger after fifty years. Jennie believed her father died and he thought her dead until a neighbor revealed the living father in Fostoria and the pair traveled to meet.
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Nhen
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Jennie
Charles Rothenberger
Fostoria
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Folger Coffee Unveils New Key Opening Can
Folger Coffee company announces an improved vacuum packed can with a key opening feature promised to open easily every time. The design leaves a smooth lid edge and keeps coffee fresh, boosting sales across its territory. Amarillo district dealers report strong demand aided by in-store displays and local ads.
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Piper
Paris Aerial Cops Face Advertising Aerials Dilemma
Aviators tossing handbills on streets face city ordinance violations yet police lack a method to pursue them. Authorities can prosecute the advertising firms, but fines are small. Police appeal to flyers to stop the practice, as the air campaign continues to trouble authorities.
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Airnet
Rivet Hammers On Steel Work Attract Crowd In Amarillo
The hum of steel riveting on the Polk Street Methodist church and the Amarillo Athletic Club attracts large crowds. Workers hammer red hot bolts into steel girders on the new structures drawing public interest in Amarillo.
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New Machine Records Bird Movements In Flight
Paris scientists Huguenard and Magnan unveil an accelerograph attached to a bird’s back to record time of movements speed and wingbeats. Weighing two ounces, it aims to reveal principal motions, contrasting with heavier airplane recording devices.
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Paris
Academy of Sciences
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Women Best Customers of Parisian Barbers
Paris retailers note women drive Paris barber business as one fifth of shops focus on hairdressing and others cater to women with better service. Men play a secondary role while shops modernize with cosmetics and repaint to appeal to female patrons. An English concern protests road digging near Surrey hills to straighten routes.
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Associated Press
Paris
France
Daily Retail Market Survey Highlights Fresh Price Shifts
Sunlit South Texas sees tomatoes fall to 8 12 cents a pound while lettuce climbs as prices rise. New English peas drop to 18 cents, asparagus 10 cents a bunch, and many bunch vegetables go on weekend specials. Pineapples high quality at 20 25 cents a head with blackberries at 20 cents a quart. Meat eggs poultry dairy steady. Fish features include black bass 45 cents a pound and frog legs 40 cents a pair.
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European map shows trains in motion at Paris office
A Paris tourist office window displays a huge moving map of Europe with glass tube routes and bubbling liquid to visualize fast international trains. Routes such as London to Nice Paris to Bucharest and Brussels to Rome are shown, creating a sense of swift, interconnected travel.
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