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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1928
Page
8
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Citizens for a pool in Elwood Park push for construction despite officials plan to cut park involvement. They estimate a $15 000 build with 400000 gallon capacity, potential $1350 monthly gross from 800 daily users, water reuse, and three year payoff. Objections focus on pool location within the park.
Eugene Stecker, chauffeur for Grover Bergdoll, the draft dodger, was freed from a two year sentence dated to May 14 1926 after a prior plea of conspiracy in Bergdoll’s escape. He had driven the car Bergdoll used to flee to Germany and returned to the United States in 1925.
Maggie Johnson, a 17 year old stock girl in the Mack Merrill stores, attends a formal dinner with Joe Merrill, the president’s son. Conflicted feelings surface as Maggie endures sneering courtesy and Mrs Merrill’s sharp mockery, revealing class tensions and a doomed romance unfolding under watchful eyes.
A humorous critique of newspaper columnists notes the craft lies in editors and readers alike. Readers meet a young Maggie and Joe Grant as a family scene unfolds in a stylish New York setting.
Sally Sly watches nests of Little Friend the Long Sparrow Redeye the Vireo and others Then she sneaks to Little Friend s nest and leaves an egg doubling the count causing distress to Mrs Sparrow and Little Friend The tale ends with their confusion and a cliffhanger for the next story.
A short anecdote recalls a Birmingham-era Negro orator who moves North to politics. In a Cincinnati street encounter with Senator Oscar Underwood the man laments being unfed and called mister, highlighting hunger and social contrast.
British outward shipments reached near 1925 levels despite the coal strike, with exports totaling 709,105,402 pounds and re exports 125,062,727 pounds. Imports from the United States accounted for 16.4 percent of 1927 imports, while Britain’s export mix emphasized manufactured goods and nonfood items.
The St Louis Post Dispatch reports a planned supplementary New York to Dallas air passenger service. Transcontinental Airways Inc. would run the line, with Blair and Company handling finance and C M Keyees of Curties Aeroplane and Motor Corp said to be interested.
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