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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1926
Page
13
Bruce Catton argues Mussolini is both a legendary dictator and a fallible human being. He notes the iron guard of power and public fear, yet emphasizes Mussolini shares universal desires, fears, loneliness, and need for affection, suggesting readers will struggle to empathize when he falls.
Prank K Bockingham formerly United States deputy internal revenue entheter at Amarillo teams with Daniel Boone ex internal revenue agent. They opened offices in Room 225-226 Askew building 910 Pork street to handle state county and federal tax matters with emphasis on income tax reports. Buckingham resigned Amarillo post October 9 and Boone left government service over a year ago.
General John J. Pershing has reserved a place for the 1927 Paris convention of the American Legion. His personal check was received by Bowman Elder, chairman of the France convention committee, marking the opening day of reservations for the pilgrimage.
WDAG radio performers Ruth Payne Hallie Hill and Mrs Russianoffski Vance will entertain at the Amarillo chamber of commerce banquet at the Amarillo hotel tonight Casey Adams says the group will be in fine form and a treat awaits diners WDAG begins broadcasting at 630 PM and will present a program from the Blackstone hotel later All Amarillo residents and News Globe readers are invited to tune in WDAG has been named the official station for the Community Chest drive with speeches for United Charities aired from the station.
The City Commission meets tonight at 7:00 PM to discuss key items including potential decisions on city improvements and other civic matters. Officials will review pending motions and announce committee recommendations.
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