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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1928

Page

4

Mary Doran Signs Long-Term Contract With M G M

Hollywood profile notes Mary Doran, red haired actress with personality, talks, and stage background, has four films to her credit and recently signed a long-term MGM deal. She rose from Bell Baker's Betsy to Ziegfeld's Rio Rita and now plans a first talking film on the MGM lot.

Dan Thomas Hollywood Calif Mary Doran Miss Deran Moviana Columbia University Mary New York Bell Baker Betsy Make-Believe Village Rio Rita Flo Ziegfeld Manhattan Paramount Organization Pictures M-G-M Red Head

Naval experts praise Zeps transport aid in peacetime plan

Washington November 15 Navy aeronautics chief Edward P Warner calls the Graf Zeppelin and the Los Angeles great future liners of the skies. He notes the Atlantic crossing proves airworthiness and predicts zeppelins will haul passengers and freight like trains. He foresees airships handling peace time transport while combat remains to faster airplanes.

Washington Los Angeles Edward P. Warner Navy Warner Germany Atlantic Naval Air Chief

Conference Aims to Spur Coal Industry Reform

United Press reports Pittsburgh hosts the Second International Conference on Bituminous Coal next week under the Carnegie Institute of Technology. Leaders from twenty nations, led by Thomas Baker, will discuss reshaping the coal industry as fuel technologists seek new directions beyond traditional burning use.

United Press Pittsburgh Carnegie Institute of Technology Carnegie Coal Congress Thomas 8. Baker

Mem ber joins club after perilous jumps from plane

The Detroit National Guard major Floyd E. Evans fell 2,000 feet when his plane wing collapsed but survived. Less than ten days earlier Lt H. W. Pennington and Pvt J. S. Wilson from Fort Crockett Texas jumped from 7,000 feet during a storm over Fresno Texas and landed unharmed.

Floyd E. Evans Detroit Mich National Guard Evans H. W. Pennington J. S. Wilson Fort Crockett Galveston Texas Fresno

Coal Conference to Probe New Uses for Bituminous Source

More than 2,000 scientists and engineers gather to explore turning coal into higher value products. European, Japanese, Russian and South American delegates join discussions on coal liquefaction, fuels from coal, fertilizers, gases, and cleaning methods amid talks by Bergius and Krauch on liquefaction processes.

Eye-Testing Devices Approved by Court

A state optometry license law restricting unlicensed merchants from more than displaying eyewear was ruled unconstitutional by the court of criminal appeals. Merchants without licenses may allow customers to use self fitting eye testing devices to choose spectacles.

Austin

Aspironal Promised Quick Cold Relief Ad

An advertisement touts Aspironal as a superior cold and cough remedy claiming it is tested approved and endorsed by authorities. It promises rapid relief within two minutes with a 60 cent bottle available at drug stores and urges broad use for adults and children alike.

World air armament debate and future airship plans

The article notes that formal talks on aerial arms control were informal and progress scarce. It suggests in the next two to three years airships may grow larger than current dirigibles, with U S giants of 6,500,000 cubic feet each at Akron and a larger British ship under construction.

Warner

Caterpillar Club Nears Its Hundredth Member

The Caterpillar Club, an exclusive order for emergency parachute jumpers, reports a 99 member roster as of November 15. The next American flier to jump from a plane to save a life may become the hundredth member, with fate unknown between death and fame.

International News Service Washington Caterpillar Club Army Air Corps

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