Lindbergh rejects royalty invites and big offers in Europe
Charles Lindbergh told the United Press in Paris he plans to return to his air mail service duties. He dismissed offers from promoters and royalty, stating he will not pursue trans Pacific or polar flights and remains committed to flying as his life. He will travel to Scourget field to inspect the Ryan monoplane after events with presidents and cabinet members.
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United Press
Paris
Charles Lindbergh
Europe
Rited Press
Air Mail
Ndbergh
New York
Texas Railroads Win Permission to Build Extensions
The Interstate Commerce Commission authorized both the Southern Pacific and Missouri Pacific railroads to proceed with all extensions they proposed in the Brownsville area of Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Associated Press
Washingscon
Vuthern Pacific
Missouri Pacific
Amarillo notes mix of thefts and business pitches
A outraged reader reports a thief stealing trees from a park and offers a $100 reward. a new All-Purpose Peck Knife firm plans to start in Amarillo with Gid Tack as treasurer. other items include a blackballing tale, a joke about caviar, a weathered note on a jailhouse confession, and a plea to help 35-year-old Tom reintegrate into society with honest work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Central Presbyterian Church
Thomson
Amarillo
Windstorm Hits Tulsa Wrecks Cars and Trees
A Tulsa wind storm at 1 a m overturned cars, toppled awnings, and felled trees. Three persons were slightly injured but no major property damage was reported. minor damage was widespread across the area.
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Tulsa
Peabody Prepares 105th Atlantic Crossing
Boston resident Phillip J. Peabody, a retired lawyer turning 70 on February 22, heads for Rome with plans to reach his 150th crossing of the Atlantic. He hopes to live long enough to achieve the milestone.
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Boston
Phillip J. Peabody
Rome
Atlantic Ocean
Old Tack's Program for a Bigger Amarillo
Policy list calls for lower water and electricity rates and rents, cleaner city, more parks, flowers and trees, and a public Bivins lake. Proposes viaducts, more parks, municipal golf, and elimination of railroad crossovers. Seeks regulated police and ambulance driving, bus route extensions, and attracting new industry with livability focus.
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Mor
Bivins Lake
North
Amarillo
Wolflin School Honors Year’s Top Winners
Wolflin school held a banquet in the cafeteria, honoring 85 pupils and guests for top work in arithmetic baseball memory essay and declamation contests. Winners include Ernestine Rellins John Adams Tenne Sue Williams and Johnnie Louise Dilker son. Miss Fidel Jackson presided with readings and cups awarded by Ventura Smith and PD Hyder.
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Wolflin School
P.T. A
Wolflin
Tenne Sue Williams
C. H. Mason, Jr
Ruth Walter
Josephine Woodlief
D. C. Hyder
Martha Giles
Flin Marie Walker
Nell Dean Rogers
Sarah Morgan
Frances King
Hope Adams
Harold Jackson
Leory Bakdwin
Caroline Pestor
Helen Mode
Frederik Steele
Henry Earl Fuqua
Alma Jean Rogers
Janice Mize
Ernestine Rellins
Hermon Pipkin, Jr
Mary Exum
Murray Cannon
John Adams
Johnnie Louise Dilkerson
John D. Munn
T. R. Fowkles
Tommie Clopton
John Archer
Lelant Fwaddell
Francher Upshaw
Weldon Forrister
Jack Puckett
Lawrence Ferree
Fidel Jackson
Mary Hall
Carter
Flight and private power may advance air warfare prowess
The author mocks government inertia and urges private elites like Edsel Ford, John D. Rockefeller Jr., and Vincent Astor to back bold aviation ventures. Citing Lindbergh’s solo flight, the piece argues a flying dreadnought could deter foes, while criticizing costly coastal drills and sham wars. It salutes American engineers and workers behind the nation’s aviation strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindbergh
Edsel Ford
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Vincent Astor
Byrd
North Pole
Defense” Department
American girl crowned Beauty Queen of the Universe in Galveston
Miss Dorothy Britton of New York won the title Miss United States and defeated eight foreign contenders at Galveston’s second international pageant of pulchritude. The demi blonde with light brown hair and brown eyes was chosen from thirty entrants representing American cities. Okra note appears misplaced in the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Galveston
Dorothy Britton
New York
Mies
United States
Mies Britton
Mies Brit
Boob All-Purpose Pea Knife Manufacturing Co Ad
An advertisement proclaims the Boob All-Purpose Pea Knife Manufacturing Company with capital of 13 000, inviting Amarillo investors to buy stock to fund a Borger branch and employ 50 mechanics. It promises guaranteed dividends and rapid certificate issuance as stock sells.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Boob All-Purpose Pea Knife Manufacturing Company
Amarillo
Steck
Panhandle
Borger
Letters on Tom and oil address Amarillo needs
A contributor from Amarillo praises a young man named Tom who bought clothing on credit from the Federal Clothing Store. The writer also urges Tack to consider oiling dusty streets to combat illness, arguing oil deters germs and improves conditions during dry weather.
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Texas
Amarillo
Tack
Globe
Sarah Coyle
Earnest Praise Letter Signed in Vague Acclaim
An uninformative note signs praise toward a recipient praised as an answer to prayer for steadfastly attacking vice. The fragment offers no clear names, dates, or places beyond generic commendation.
Midnight Matinee Spurs Parent Protest in City
A letter to the editor condemns a midnight matinee claiming it harms youths and skews Sunday routines. The writer urges moving showtimes to a Sunday afternoon window 2 to 7 pm to avoid church conflicts and intoxication.
The Carrier Ballad of The Globe Boys
A playful poem praising newspaper workers from carrier to editor and printer, noting each role’s value while urging boys to focus on work and teamwork. The narrator laments wasted effort if the paper fails to reach readers, ending with a rhymed invitation to children to plan fair inclusion.
Ambulance Red Light Debate Prompts Public Call for Signals
A letter to the editor argues ambulance access through red lights and criticizes local radio coverage. The writer, a newcomer to signals, offers a suggestion to improve cooperation and traffic signal understanding amid the controversy.
Gravel Crusher Signs Off Under Nom de Plume
A writer claims to publish under the name Gravel Crusher after noting an impulse to phone emergency ambulances to trigger city caution lights. The broadcaster and article author declined to reveal names, letting the pieces appear under the station and paper respectively.
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Focal
the Globe
Plumbing and health in Amarillo urged for sanitation
E Rasmus Tack voices concern that while eating places embrace sanitary codes for sterilization, defective plumbing remains overlooked in Amarillo. He warns of dangerous sewer gases from poorly vented, misfitted joints and unlicensed plumbers, urging stronger sanitation across homes and public spaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Rasmus
Amarillo
One Subject and Two Viewpoints
A pair of poems contrasts farmer hardship from Eleven-cent cotton and forty-cent meat with a plan to diversify through dairy and poultry. W E Lewis argues for more dairy and fowl production to stabilize costs, while Mrs B C Ford laments downbeat prices and the squeeze on low income amid high meat and cotton prices.
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8. C. Ford
Frisco
Texas
Celeste
Baby Boy Born to Mr and Mrs Lowry in City
A seven pound baby boy named William Vinson Jr was born yesterday to Mr W V Lowry and Mrs Lowry of 2026 Hayden Street at St Anthony's sanitarium. Both mother and child are doing nicely.
Kansas City Livestock Market Report May 24
The Kansas City market shows mixed cattle and hog results. Slaughter steers steady to 16 lower, vealers steady to 6 higher. top calves around 11.00, hogs 8.20 to 14.00 with sows near 7.00 to 9.00. sheep and lambs active with a top around 6.60 for ewes and high feeding weights noted.
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Kansas City
Associated Press
Eteckere
Chicago Livestock Market Report May 24
Hogs 80 006. top 9.68. packing hogs 8.00 6 96.25. Cattle 10 000. fed steers stronger. Fat steers 9.75 11.60. baby beef yearlings up to 11.00. Sheep 9 006. fat lambs active to strong. Colorado spring lambs above 16.75. fat ewes around 7.00.
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Chicago
Associated Prees
Pe-U-Sa
Rwwer
Livestock market and grain notes from St Louis and Chicago
St Louis hogs and cattle prices mixed with steady to higher move in cattle and lamb ranges. Chicago grain trends show wheats down after Liverpool gains, corn up slightly, oats mixed as futures edge lower. Kansas City cash bids list no. 2 wheat around 1.99 to 1.61, No 2 corn white about 0.90 to 0.92.
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Kansas City
The
Associated Press
New Orleans Cotton Market Mixed Amid Weather Forecasts
The New Orleans cotton market showed early gains fading to slight declines as rains in Texas and a cooler forecast affected prices. July rose and January reached new highs before selling pressure trimmed gains. In New York, a government crop outlook and boll weevil concerns spurred renewed buying, with July up and prices near session highs after some profit taking. Bond prices moved with Liberty and Treasury issues cited, while poultry markets in Chicago noted steady live fowl and turkey prices.
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New Orleans
Associated Press
Texas
Drenth
New York
Prices Mix for Potatoes and Staples in Chicago and New York
May 24 reports show mixed potato markets with Wisconsin round whites at 3.86 per cwt and new stock firmer, Southern and Maine varieties quoted. New York prices list flour pork lard coffee and dairy notes, with butter steady and cheese steady, while assorted poultry and eggs show varied daily ranges across regions.
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Associ
Chicago
Wisconsin
South Carolina
Berrels Irish
Alabama
Tenan
Georgia
New York
United Press
Ee York
Middle West
Rio
Santos
Ducke Long Island
Young Americas
Maine
Jersey Basket
Pacific Comets
Browns
New York Stocks Open Firm Amid Rail and Utility Strength
Stock prices opened firm with renewed activity in rails and utilities as merger rumors and earnings reports lift several rail and high grade issues to new peaks. Gains were led by Pere Marquette and Western Maryland while profit taking appeared later in the first hour. Foreign exchange opened steady with sterling around 4.86 and French franc near 0.01.
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New York
Associated Prove
Rutland Preferred
Canadian Pacific
Lembert Company
Simmons
Inso International Combustion
Buylie
Rails
Bubnee
Pere Marquette
Pittsburgh
West Virginia
Peoria
Eastern
Chess Peake
Ohio
Bangor
Aroostook
Maryland
France
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Gid Tack
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