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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1927
Page
12
International News Service reports Mussolini plans a Fascist Co operative State with two national confederations for employers and employed led by a Minister of Corporations. Capitalism remains, but workers gain legal equality and control via workers' corporations under a producers led Parliament, promising national greatness and economic security.
The Kansas City Little Theatre, a community group, voted down pursuing an angel investor. Officials feared prosperity earned outside art would draw away volunteers who act for love of theater, so they resolved to remain poor to nurture art.
Instructions describe mending torn paper lace by basting and stitching across the missing area. If lace is ecru, immerse the piece in a coffee solution to modulate color before finishing.
Oklahoma City reports two Native American lawmakers direct wildlife conservation efforts in the state legislature. Senator Gid Graham of Nowata, a Cherokee, chairs the senate fish and game committee, while James Dyer of McCurtain County, a Choctaw, is vice chair of the house committee. They push codified laws, lower bag limits, shorter seasons, and protection for small fur bearing animals, aiming to prevent extinction and keep outdoors heritage alive. Graham, age 60, and Dyer, a former Oklahoma football star, lead the drive.
Trial date set for former Police Chief Charles J. Blackwell charged by indictment with false imprisonment of W. H. Redwine. He faces a misdemeanor in county court with a 9 00 a m start. Other cases including Motorcycle Officers Case and Williams on false imprisonment charges are scheduled for Thursday.
In Litchfield Kentucky March 1 a local resident owns one of the few madstones in the United States. The mudstone is believed by several Grayson county residents to absorb poison from wounds and has served many people across generations though modern medicine rejects its curative powers against hydrophobia.
A farmer and ranchman is identified as the vice president of the Society of Oklahoma Indians indicating his leadership role within the organization.
A Virginia family guards a famous mudstone once brought from Scotland in 1776. The stone adheres to wounds and supposedly absorbs impurities before falling away, a belief tied to Scott's The Talisman.
Cardinal DuBois archbishop of Paris confessed he has become a movie fan after visiting a studio. He wore smoked glasses to shield his eyes from the light and watched the film making for a full morning.
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