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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1929
Page
7
Paris May 27 Owen D Young Sir Josiah Stamp and Emile Moreau pursue one final remedy before the operations committee to salvage the plan from pending fate. An undisclosed new scheme reportedly evades German conditions and allied reservations as creditors await a German reply to the annuities proposal.
Ambassador Dwight W. Morrow and family gathered at their Englewood home as Anne Morrow married to Col Charles A. Lindbergh is planned. Date not announced. Calles attendance rumor brushes aside. gifts and letters pour in with advice and warnings to cancel.
Miss Mary Nash of Kaufman Miss Florence Ryan of Cleburne Henry Blackwell of East Bernard and O L Davis of Claude awarded Texas scholarships to a George Peabody college summer session in Nashville Tennessee Announcement by State School Superintendent S M Marrs noting the awards occurred in Austin on May 27 by United Press
In Boston Cardinal O Connell denounces immoral dress at a confirmation service calling styles scandalous. Berkeley study predicts Ann Emily and Frances will be popular for girls. In Selma railway veteran Pierson Hooks dies after steering train to safety. New City extends to Eugene Zukor Jr the privilege of attending theater and movies.
Baltimore May 27 A 21 year old man Miltz Marlow son of C Thomas A Mar a little red schoolhouse. A modernized one is being built on the great country estate of his grandfather Adolph Zukor for Eugene and ten other youngsters. Outside will be a garden. The children must work their way through schools. New York There are expectations that another Barrymore star will twinkle on the stage in a few years. One family tradition already is being followed by Ethel Barrymore Colt who will be graduated next week from the convent of Notre Dame at Moyland Rose Valley Penna as were her mother Ethel Barrymore and her grandmother Georgie Drew.
Low Helena Montana banker and former Republican finance committee member died yesterday in a nine story plunge from the Belvedere hotel window after a drinking party with Yale student Robert Phillips of Paducah Kentucky and James Mayfield of Alabama. Phillips and Mayfield faced a Volstead Act charge. Frank A. Sewell of Texhoma returned home after a visit with his mother Mrs Nokia Sewell at 312 West Eighth Street.
Doctors at the University of Georgia warn that ear trouble on campus stems from unwashed soap in the ears after washing. Ear muffs are recommended as a preventive measure for affected students.
Mrs. Ethel V. Asselta, New Yorks leading woman detective, speaks on her 50 operative agency. She recalls dressing as a man during the Diamond Murder case and asserts women can be effective in sleuthing despite societal limits. She notes spies and counterfeiters as cases and stresses nerves and will.
The Interstate Commerce Commission began hearings on proposed grain rate changes west of the Mississippi and for export. Examiners recommended some adjustments but said overall grain rate levels could not be condemned or reduced now. The Hoch Smith survey aims to set fair rates to permit free movement. the report was tentative and a final decision will follow.
Federal court drawn into a case with charges of violating national prohibition after a raid by Policemen Miller Bassett and Corbet at 834 Florida Street Saturday night. Mrs Ruby Ewing to be arraigned on possession of beer. officers report 74 bottles of beer and a five gallon crock seized. Spencer Mass Homer Fredette aged 45 survived being struck by two autos in succession after a street crossing. Havana faces censorship tensions as mayor and censor board clash over film rules.
University of Alabama expands engineering to aviation with a new course attracting coeds. Dean G J Davis notes enrollment growing as students learn aircraft basics. Optional flight training will occur at Maynor Field Tuscaloosa, with meteorology navigation aerodynamics design and rigging among required subjects for an aeronautical degree.
An advertisement promises Dodson's Levertone as a harmless aid to liver and bowel cleansing. It claims rapid, gentle relief from fullness, feverishness, low energy, and coated tongue and offers a free bottle by writing Sterling Products in Wheeling West Virginia.
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