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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1929
Page
5
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Reports from the publicity and agricultural committees on advertising for Amarillo were commended at the chamber of commerce directors meeting. National ad campaigns will continue through spring. Ads appeared in national magazines and regional expos drew inquiries from about 50 people after a September Nation's Business page. Judge Crudgington urged a new courthouse and an industrial site tax exemption, proposing an office building style structure. No formal action was taken.
Hollywood tax counsel Miss Marjorie Berger, granted a thirty day stay of execution and liberty under five thousand dollar bond, began preparing an appeal from her conviction on two counts of falsifying the 1926 income tax returns of screen actress Dorothy MacKaill. She was sentenced to two and a half years in Alderson federal prison and fined two thousand five hundred dollars on each count.
Flashes of Life items report Cora L. Ferguson receiving 3000 pennies weekly in alimony and contends with her ex-husband over contempt. Exhibit A shows 6000 pennies. Helen Wills doubts social register omission will affect tennis and delays marriage while fiancé Moody is among the elect. Prince of Wales gains private front door at York House. Christmas clubs plan to distribute 600 million dollars in checks averaging 59.50 with some at 1000. Robbie Farr, 12, shows off a new seven-tube radio and once shook hands with a notable figure.
Princeton students cancelled a mass meeting intended to stir up tensions before the Yale game. The team has had a poor season and fans hoped for a bonfire and demonstrations in the Yale Bowl.
First six weeks of 1929 80 reports A grades and honors for many students at Fred Douglas School and Patten School. Names include Ben Emerson Reba Harris Henry Anderson Carrie Cheaves Russell Collins Ina Mae Cleveland Mattie Emerson Willie Dee Emerson Ernestine Fields Louise Fields Edith Hawkins Jack Holleman Donald Harvey Ednola Harvey Dorothy Lee Johnson Elizabeth Johnson Birdie Washer Ruth Washer L J Whitlow James Alexander Hattie Crandle Bernard Dixon Leroy Henderson Eula Mane Johnson Lawrence Love Philip Shorten Monroe Lawson Celia Limuel Clarice O Neal Geneva Patterson K Peters Binnie Whitmore Jesper Barnes Robert Anderson James Johnson Criscell Kemp Norfense Patten Linus Knighten Tens Dixon Madronh Blackshear Cloteal Jones Naomi Harris.
Texans Nov 15 The state board of education recommended awarding the rebinding contract for state school textbooks to the Universal Book Binding Co of San Antonio. The bid was the lowest received at 30 percent of the original net price and is expected to total about 300000 dollars for two years.
An auburn-haired Kansas City youth admitted to Mississippi police he is Donald Wood Cutting, son of F L Cutting, who had been reported drowned. He said he faked his drowning near Hollister, Missouri to avoid his parents. Sheriff Tom Moore of Hinds County investigated.
County officials sent a rapid wireless message to Cotting informing him that his son was being held in the town. The terse note urged Cotting to come at once, stating the matter required his presence.
Alabama officials announce 69 new transmission lines will be built in 1990 to serve about 2000 farm homes. The project aims to improve rural electric service across the state and is part of broader improvements planned for that year.
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