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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1930

Page

5

Berlin Opens Second Music Festival With Major Attractions

Berlin announces its second annual festival season from tomorrow to June 16 featuring dramatic plays at Reinhardt theaters marking Max Reinhardt's 25th directing anniversary. Highlights include performances by the New York Philharmonic under Arturo Toscanini and appearances by Lauri Volpi of Milan’s Scala, among other foreign guest numbers.

United Press Berlin Reinhardt Max Reinhardt New York Philharmonic Orchestra Arturo Toscanini Lauri Volpi Scala Milan

Sky Fleet Over Capitol Beethoven Cycle Directed by Furtwaengler

The Sky Fleet program presents a seven evening Beethoven cycle under Wilhelm Furtwaengler. Other concert evenings feature Mozart Wagner and Richard Strauss. Special opera house performances and city theaters are planned with additional events including opera orchestra serenades in Berlin Palace courts and a song festival in the automobile hall during the exposition season.

Wilhelm Furtwaengler Mozart Wagner Richard Strauss Berlin Automobile Hall Atlantic Navy Capitol House Senate Washington New York

Texas Cotton Crop Estimated At 17 Million Acres

Texas agricultural commissioner George B. Terrell reports a 17 000 000 acre cotton crop for the year based on 218 of 264 counties. The eastern district shows 92 percent of normal acreage and 85 percent condition. northern 96 percent and 76 percent. western 95 percent and 82 percent. central 93 percent and 85 percent. southwestern 98 percent and 85 percent. northwestern 97 percent and 71 percent. Corn acreage up 3 percent. grain sorghums up 5 percent. wheat and oats down. Final acreage due June 15.

United Press Austin Texas State Agricultural Commission George B. Terrell Central Southwestern Northwestern

Berlin Plans Special Exposition and Modern Music Season

Charlottenburg hosts a special exposition called Altes Berlin at the new Berlin broadcasting station rooms. At season end a week of music titled Neue Musik Berlin 1930 will present experimental and modern compositions across various forms.

Charlottenburg Altes Berlin Berlin Neue Musik

Discovery of Lockwood Island Anniversary Highlighted

International News Service reports May 13 marked the 48th anniversary of James Booth Lockwood and Cape Washington Greenland being named after him and his Arctic expedition. The Lady Franklin Bay party under Greely faced extreme conditions. Lockwood died in the long winter, while Sergeant Brainard survived.

International News Service Boston Lockwood Island Cape Washington Greenland James Booth Lockwood U.S. Infantry Lockwood Lady Franklin Bay A. W. Greely Christenson Cape Britania United States Man North Pole Discovery Harbor Greely Brainard General Greely

Lineman Killed Falling From Pole Near Liberty

Henry Moore of Port Arthur, a Gulf States Utilities lineman, died after falling 30 feet from a pole at Dayton near Liberty Texas. He touched a charged telephone line beneath a 66 000 volt main line as he began his descent. Fellow workers A F Cooper tried to rescue him but Moore’s neck was broken. Eyewitnesses said he was not electrocuted. the fall alone caused the fatal injuries.

Associated Press Liberty Tex Henry Moore Port Arthur Gulf States Utilities Company Dayton Here A. F. Cooper Moore

Frisco Mourns Death of Noted Yachtsman Pew

San Francisco mourns John W. Pew 45 a pioneer capitalist and yachtsman born in Gloucester Massachusetts. He moved to California as a young man and owned one of the Bay’s fastest yachts. Pew served as commodore of the Corinthian Yacht Club.

International News Service San Francisco John W. Pew Gloucester Mase California San Francisco Bay Corinthian Yacht Club

Charters Issued for Speegle Dupuy Hospital and Clinic

May 28 charter granted for Speegle Dupuy Hospital and Clinic in Palestine with capital stock of 25000 dollars. Incorporators named A Arthur Speegle Mrs Ross Speegle and Alton J Dupuy.

United Press Austin Speegle-Dupuy Palestine A. Arthur Speegle Mra Ross Speegle Alton J. Dupuy

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