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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1931
Page
6
A historical reflection on labor and church cooperation. It emphasizes sacred human personality, opposition to child labor, fair wages, collective bargaining, and workplace safety. The passage extols cooperative industrial spirit and Christ’s concern for workers as core to the labor movement.
The Amarillo Typographical Union held its regular meeting at Carpenters Hall with 42 members present and installed new officers including Bruce Fowler as president and H C Anderson as vice president. Several bylaw changes were made and routine business followed making note of absences and returns of Globe News staff. The piece argues for labor welfare and cites Benjamin Harrison and Governor Pinchot on labor policy and policing.
Potter County Commissioners Court met in regular session to approve the annual settlement report of Potter County and State taxes prepared by tax collector J. W. Collins. The session focused on routine matters and concluded with the tax report approval. London slated for home cocktail bars.
At Washunga in Kay County near Ponca City an Indian man Toby Farnsworth killed his white wife and then shot himself at dawn. Sheriff Joe Cooper reported the couple, about 35, had three children ages 16, 11, and 2. The killing followed suspected domestic quarrels.
Congressman Marvin Jones leaves for Littlefield on the South Plains where he will be the principal speaker at tonight's Chamber of Commerce banquet. Paris reportedly has 20,000 taxicabs in operation.
Mrs. Fred H. Woodward and her son Fred Jr. sailed from Houston for France with Mr. Woodward's family. They drove from Amarillo a week earlier via South Texas, visiting relatives en route and spending days in Galveston. She was Paris born and will be away four months. Mr. Woodward is an Amarillo attorney.
Clarence W. Jones former CBS manager in Chicago and HCJB builder arrived in Amarillo aboard his private ship The Flying Missionary He will give free lectures on Conditions in South America at the tabernacle Ninth Avenue and Van Buren Street Rev Jack Neville supplied the venue Belgium reports a labor shortage.
The Children's District Meeting of the Missionary Society met at Polk Street Methodist Church. Four Methodist churches in Amarillo hosted the all day session. Services began at 10 o'clock this morning.
Deputy U S marshal Doug Campbell came back this morning from Fort Worth to stay through the Federal Court term. Lightning has killed many people in India this year.
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