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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1927

Page

5

British rubber scheme failure prompts London rethink

In London, a large opinion group argues the British rubber plan has failed and urges government abolition of restraints. They cite Dutch 100 percent tapping, rising Dutch production, and a growing Dutch East Indies processing network as disadvantaging Britain while American reclaimed rubber expands. Opponents call for unrestricted private shipments to save the industry.

International News Service London Ceylon Malaya Singapore Netherlands Rubber Union Dutch East Indies America

A. M. Club Plans Picnic at Ranch

The Amarillo A. M. club, organized recently, discussed a July picnic likely at the Jack Hall ranch during their weekly luncheon. Invitations go to all Texas A. M. students and alumni. The club, with about twenty members now, expects to grow by about fifty if plans proceed. John Cunningham presides, with B. P. Ford as secretary and Dusty Dodson as vice-president, A. B. Short as treasurer.

A. & M. Club Jack Hall Ranch Texas A. & M Amarillo John Cunningham B. P. Ford Dusty Dodson A. B. Short

Drifting Barges Are Taken in Tow Again

United Press reports in Highland Light Massachusetts that two of four barges carrying sixteen marooned men were towed again after the barge broke loose en route from Portland to Philadelphia. Coast guards expect the remaining two barges to be brought to Provincetown later. A lighter note: at Elm Mills Lake a woman’s fishing trip ends with a three-pound bass landing in her lap after a long cast.

United Press Highland Light Mags Portland Philadelphia Coast Guards Provincetown Pratt Kan Elm Mills Lake

District Agent Forecasts Great Amarillo Tri-State Fair

John R. Edmonds, district agent for Texas A and M College, writes to fair secretary C. H. Amacker that a survey of his West Texas territory points to the best fair Amarillo has ever had. He backs the Tri-State effort, pledges assistance, and hopes to meet June 24 though prior engagements may prevent his attendance.

Amarillo John R. Edmonds Texas A. and M. College Edmonds C. H. Amacker West Texas Amacker A. and M. College Tri-State

Hillsboro Students Win A and M Honors

Hillsboro students in vocational agriculture won first in three major Smith Hughes A M contests at College Station Texas. They also claimed first in minor contests plant production and entomology divisions and tied for first in grain judging with Academy School from Little River. Academy won on a drawing for the trophy.

Associated Presa College Station Texas Hillsboro Smith-Hughes A. & M Academy Little River

Wrecked plane near Amazon linked to Saint Roman flight

Paris reports Far Man Airplane experts believe the wreck found at the Amazon mouth matches the missing French airmen Captain Saint Roman and M Mouneyres's South Africa to South America flight. Marks cited on landing gear tires align with their aircraft model, though not definitively confirming identity.

Paris Farman Airplane Company Amazon River Saint Roman M. Mouneyres South Africa Atlantic South America

Houston Faces Changes in Fire Protection Standards

Houston officials say a newly enacted state law forces the fire department to upgrade water connections on 3750 hoses 1500 fire plugs and 21 pumpers to a uniform three and one sixteenth inch diameter with seven and a half threads per inch. The measure aims to standardize equipment across cities.

Associated Press Houston Texas

Jim Crow Text Book Law in Texas Order

Austin Texas June 21 state free text books used by white children must be kept separate from those studied by negroes in rebinding operations Dr H H Harrington chairman of the board of control has announced Students at the Texas deaf and dumb school here will be allowed to work on part of the books thus affording them additional opportunity to learn bindery and at the same time effecting a saving to the treasury

Associated Press Austin Texas H. H. Harrington Board of Control Texas Deaf and Dumb School Treasury

ONeal Appointed Mayor of Louisville

Gov. W. J. Fields announced Joseph T. O Neal as Mayor of Louisville and named all other 1926 city and county Democratic candidates to office to replace officials ousted by a court of appeals decision. Incumbents were Republicans.

United Press Frankfort W. J. Fields Joseph T. O'Neal Louisville Louisville City Jefferson County Court of Appeals

State attorney would lend aid in prosecution near Marshall

Acting Attorney General D A Simmons announced the attorney general's department would offer aid to Harrison county prosecutors in the recent flogging cases under investigation by state rangers. If the district attorney directs during the probe, assistance would be provided through rangers and local officers.

Associated Press Austin Attorney General's Department D. A. Simmons Harrison County Marshall Simmons

Degnen's Radio-Active Solar Pad offer promises quick relief

An advertisement touts a back and stomach worn pad claiming to cure nervous, circulatory, and organ troubles without medicine or dieting. It cites 100000+ sold and urges readers to request a free trial and literature from Radium Appliance Co. in Los Angeles, promising visible help before purchase.

Degnen Radium Appliance Co Bradbury Bldg Los Angeles Cal

Attorney General vows full aid to public order in Marshall

The attorney general pledged cooperation to prepare cases and press prosecutions, assuring Marshall residents that no stone will be left unturned to bring to justice those who threaten constitutional government. A masked flogging was called a foundational offense, contagious and dangerous to politics, prompting swift measures. Assistant Attorney General Galloway Calhound was sent to Borger to aid in the local clean-up.

Eral Marshall Simmons Jorney Galloway

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