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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1930

Page

14

Wood Caravel of Louis XIV Ordered Built

Honfleur Normandie is building a replica caravel named Izarra meaning star. Dr Carlos Noel of Argentina funds and orders designer Jean Prentout to craft the 110 foot long 200 ton vessel with a 120 horsepower diesel propulsion and decorative figures including a mermaid and Napoleonic swan.

Louis XIV United Press Honfleur Normandie Carlos Noel Noel Jean Prentout Louis IV M. Prentout Mediterranean Atlantic

Ex soldiers eligible for hospital, burial aid and insurance

Ex soldiers who served in the US Army between April 6 1917 and July 2 1921 qualify for hospitalization under the Veterans Bureau. They may also obtain government life insurance up to 10000 and receive 107 for funeral expenses plus a free headstone. Adjutant Sloan of Hanson Post, American Legion offers help processing claims.

United States Army United States Germany Veterans Bureau Floyd L. Sloan Hanson Post American Legion Sloan

Soldier’s TB or disease claim eligibility for families

A wartime notice states that if a soldier contracted tuberculosis or another disease during service, his family may file for compensation. The document outlines eligibility and process for making such claims.

Bone floors in Perchtoldsdorf stir legends in Vienna

In Perchtoldsdorf a historic house features bone paved floors. a dining room rests on bones said to belong to Christians killed by a Turk. Vienna scientists have challenged the claim, questioning the legend and its origins.

United Press Vienna Perchtoldsdorf

Bones misidentified as humans by early records

Researchers conclude the bones are animal remains not human. The find likely came from an eccentric hunter, a figure local historians have yet to identify despite extensive study.

Boy Scouts Carve Totem Pole for Fair

Troop No. 9 the American Legion Boy Scouts troop plans a totem pole carving project for the fair. Aimed at展示local youth skills and community involvement, the activity highlights Scout craftsmanship and civic spirit.

Fighting Tigers Carve Totem for Tri State Fair

Boys of Troop No. 9 work on a totem pole at the American Legion Home after school under Will M. Benton, chairman of the American Legion Boy Scout committee. The group plans a big joint meeting Friday at 8 o clock with the American Legion Scout committee and Mothers’ Auxiliary in attendance.

Fighting Tigers American Legion Will M. Benton American Legion Boy Scout Committee American Legion Scout Committee Mothers’ ‘Auxiliary

Holding On To It

A sharp quip from Travas Luao in Rome portrays Old Smith as the epitome of miserliness. He avoids buying tickets early and waits in line to maximize savings, a habit observed in crowded station crowds.

Old Smith Travasluo Rome

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