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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1929
Page
11
The Mauretania collided with Ferry 61 of the New York New Haven & Hartford line near Robins Reef lighthouse, forcing a return to the pier. Two holes were found in the liner’s aft bow and the ship moved to quarantine before slowly returning to her Hudson River pier. no casualties reported.
J W Meyers was sentenced to 99 years in the Texas penitentiary after a Dallas jury found him guilty of an armed Christmas Eve holdup at W T Grant. He had previously been convicted in another case this year. Meyers claimed temporary insanity. witnesses described changes following his engagement.
Prisoners in the Dallas County jail were served an old fashioned Thanksgiving turkey dinner. Two hundred pounds of turkey accompanied by cranberry sauce and celery. Rev. Evan Jones, Wales oldest minister, died at age 96.
New York WEAF network carries John McCormack at 10 p m to cap holiday at home. In Brockton Mass the Mullins celebrate six decades of marriage with a solemn high mass and home communion by their son the Rev James D Mullins with Cardinal OConnell's special permission.
Washington report notes Mrs Florence Bayard Hilles of the Woman's Party urging housewives to be listed as homemakers rather than unaffiliated to avoid denoting them as having no occupation. London dispatch adds that nearly all women MPs oppose census restrictions.
The fragment describes a non-conformist figure titled the Duchy of Athall, indicating a gallery display or discussion focusing on unconventional individuals and a noble or stylized designation.
Dr BE E Free told the Electrical Association of New York that general use of windowless houses could occur by 1950. He said rooms would be lit with glare free electric lamps providing proper sunlight proportions and each room tailored to the activity.
New Zealand experiences a surge in heavy construction work with multiple major projects underway across the country. Government and private sector investments drive infrastructure development in roads, bridges, and utilities, boosting employment and regional growth.
Josephine county farmers and deputies guarded millions of bulbs after night riders torched two bulb barns and possibly stole thousands. Sheriff E B H Lister led the patrols seeking suspects linked to the arson amid smoldering ruins and suspected further losses.
Alma Lee Couch, University of Oklahoma co ed charged with robbery, had the trial recessed as attorneys prepare their cases. John D. Frederickson testified as the sole witness, denying she took $2,000 in jewels from his home.
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