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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1929
Page
8
Washington June 18 Hoover summoned a two month summer recess as the Senate plans to return August 19 to act on the tariff bill. Watson’s adjournment move passed 57 to 23 after defeating the Borah plan to limit Senate action to agricultural schedules.
In China there are 1,000,000 men women and children who call a doctor their physician says Dr S H Liljestrand retired dean of the West China Union.
Dr Liljestrand, long time China medical observer now planning to settle in Baltimore, attended the inaugural meeting of the Gynecological and Obstetrical Society of Baltimore. He noted Chinese medical education yields about five native physicians a year and expects centralized governance as China stabilizes. He spoke with Dr Howard A Kelly and Dr Thomas S Cullen and praised Chinese doctors as capable and diligent.
Congress may redo the tariff measure in the Senate with the Democratic Republican Independent bloc aiming to limit revision to agricultural products. The Borah-led push failed by one vote, leaving the finance committee to continue House bill revisions before Senate action. The quick appropriation of 1561 0000 0000 for Hoover farm relief followed the president’s request, expediting the process.
Canyon reports Count Ilya Tolstoy, second son of Leo Tolstoy, will appear in the first lyceum program of the summer at West Texas State Teachers College. The event marks a notable literary milestone for the college and regional audience.
Count Tolstoy presents to over 1,200 summer students at Teachers College via the Lyceum Committee. Lecture titled Tolstoy and Russia promises wisdom and kindliness, with Tolstoy as a descendant of an ancient Russian royal line and a firm believer in his father’s ideas, opposing Bolshevik violence.
Canterbury England with 24 000 inhabitants has 35 policemen. Mayor Capt W Van Sittart says there has been no murder here for 40 years. Last year 11 arrests for drunkenness. most offenders were petty thieves or traffic violators.
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