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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1929

Page

23

Rotary Delegates Leave Dallas After Four Day Convention

Dallas closed its Rotary International convention as about 10 000 delegates began a grand exodus. Final addresses on community and international service were given by American and foreign delegates. Election results and officers were awaited with interest amid bids to host the 1932 convention from Memphis Detroit Seattle and Rio de Janeiro.

Dallas Rotary International Rio Grande Old South Carlsbad Old Mexico M. E. Newsome Durham N. C Raymond J. Knoeppel New York City Memphis House of Friendship Rotary Seattle Puget Sound Rio de Janeiro Detroit Tulsa Almon E. Roth Palo Alto Calif

Texans Weather Rain Dampens Convention Outdoor Plans

The appropriation committee and Allen Street official warned budgets would shrink if tax cuts occurred. Dallas hosts faced disappointment as rain hindered outdoor events during the Texas Oklahoma district convention. The city, famed for sunshine, saw a soggy week altering plans but keeping the overall program intact.

Allen Street Dallas Texas

Boston Originated Telephone Emblem

Boston May 31 The familiar telephone emblem originated in Boston according to the International News Service report. The piece notes the emblem’s long association with the city and its spread to other regions as a symbol of telephone service.

International News Service Boston The

Blue Bell Sign Origins in Boston 1889

The Blue Bell insignia of the Bell system originated in Boston in 1889 as the Long Distance Telephone emblem. By 1894 many stations used the Long Lines instruments, leading to a National Telephone Directory for metallic circuit stations. The blue bell later appeared on its lever.

Bell Telephone System Boston Alexander Graham Bell Augus Hibbard

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