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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1927

Page

8

Nothing But Prosperity In Store For U S

United Press reports Judge Elbert H. Gary of U S Steel told the American Steel Institute in New York that the country is prosperous with ample resources and cheap money. He praised government interest in prosperity and noted steel activity without a boom. Bethlehem’s Grace cited 75 percent capacity. Sparrows Point pipe mill to start in October. Campbell of Youngstown Sheet and Tube tempered expectations for this year. Gary urged fairer competition and less self interest.

United Press New York Elbert H. Gary U. S. Steel Corporation American Steel Institute Today Gary Grace Bethlehem Steel Corporation Bethlehem Corporation Sparrows Point Campbell Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company Topping Republic Tron and Steel Company

Coolidge mulls summer home as options dwindle

President Coolidge weighs eleven estate reports from Lake Michigan to the Rockies after a medical review. Only Colorado Springs and the Black Hills meet physicians' nasal disorder criteria, with Wisconsin favored for proximity to Washington and lake region access. He is expected to announce soon.

United Press Washington President Coolidge White House West Lake Michigan Rocky Mountains Col. E. W. Starling Secret Service Colorado Springs Colo Black Hills S. D

Webb Executed in Tennessee Prison for Assault

John Franklin Webb, a Black inmate, was electrocuted at 4 58 PM in Tennessee state prison after being convicted of criminal assault on a young white woman. Paul Record, a fellow Black inmate, was initially scheduled for execution but Governor Austen Peay commuted his sentence to life imprisonment.

United Press Nashville Tenn John Franklin Webb Paul Record Webb Austen Peay

Record Flight Covers 165 Miles Paris to Brussels in Sixty Three Minutes

The world freight flight record was set recently as a freighter covered the 165 mile distance from Paris to Brussels in 63 minutes.

Paris Brussels

Fax Collector Collins Becomes Great Uncle

J. W. Collins, Potter County tax collector, received news from his niece Mrs. J. E. Whicher of Littlefield that he is now a great uncle. A girl was born yesterday to Mr. and Mrs. Smith at a Lubbock sanitarium. Mrs. Whicher was Miss Catharine Smith.

J. W. Collins Potter County J. E. Whicher Littlefield

Soldiers urged to sing during marches in British army

War Office promotes group singing in the marching army. The new Infantry Training edition advises organized singing on the march to boost morale, a practice popular in wartime America and now spreading to England.

England British War Office

Hat of fibre called the Hornbeater introduced in London

Soldiers praise mass singing and official interest in civic song as fatigue eases marching. A novel helmet inspired hat named the Hornbeater, weighing one and one half ounces, is being introduced in London.

London

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