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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1925
Page
8
A detailed tour of the Atwater Kent Radio Plant in Philadelphia outlines raw material intake and the full production line from molding bakelite dials to gold plating and wire winding. Workers, including many women, assemble test and finalize radios, with strict quality checks to ensure consistency across varied reception conditions.
Naval court hears Captain Anton Heinen say storm signs warned to change course. officers and crew questioned over reliance on automatic valve changes. Heinen says disaster could have been avoided if danger signals had been heeded. testimony shifts blame to Commander Lansdowne. other notes include Flannery visit and local Carson bus growth.
Chicago reduces wholesale bread prices as Ward Baking company cuts large loaves from 12 1/2 to 10 1/2 cents and 1 pound loaves from 8 1/2 to 7 cents. The move lowers dealer costs and aims to relieve Chicago’s high bread prices, previously higher than other large cities.
Massachusetts banned cattle import from Texas amid a foot and mouth disease outbreak. The move, announced by the state department of agriculture, aims to prevent spread into local herds. Company officials denied the action was for price cutting.
Dr W C Owen and three General Sunday School board experts from Nashville Tenn arrive in Amarillo to lead a two day institute at Polk Street Methodist church on Sunday Oct 4 and Monday Oct 5 in conference with all city Methodist Sunday school workers and officers.
A proposal describes a submarine tunnel between Constantinople and Scutari to join Europe and Asia, promising a direct link across continents.
The Amarillo independent school district opens the 1925 tax collection with first day receipts meeting usual levels. Assessor and collector George Waddill reports the tax roll ready for two months and notes the year’s total could reach 286000 dollars with 96 percent collected in 1924. Duck feather trimmings dyed to match dresses are mentioned as a Europe fashion note.
Office hours for Dr Claude Wolcott listed as 9 to 12 and 2 to 5 with additional Sunday times by engagement at 104 Central Building.
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