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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1930

Page

9

Law group outlines drastic plan to revamp crime code

The American Institute of Law partially approved a drastic model code of criminal procedure after four years of work. The meeting heard revisions to juror procedures, judge led juror examinations, waivers of jury trials, summons in minor cases, and bail for material witnesses. The restatement of common law progresses toward a 1941 completion.

Associated P. Washington American Institute of Law Pro

Baptists Plan July 6 Opening for New Church

First Baptist Church moves offices from temporary quarters to permanent site. Tentative opening sermon set for July 6 with no final announcement yet. Organ installation planned this morning and decorators on site. plastering to be finished in about three weeks, says Dr. G. L. Yates.

First Baptist Church G. L. Yates

Pastor and Rabbi to Exchange Clerical Services

Rev. Harry Grady Kenney of the First Congregational Church and Rabbi J. J. Goodman of the Jewish Temple will swap pulpits for one day. Kenney will speak at the Jewish Temple on If I Were a Jew, while Goodman will speak at the First Congregational Church on If I Were A Christian.

Harry Grady Kenney First Congregational Church J. J. Goodman Kenney Rabbi Goodman Harrison Street

Honor roll of McKinley pupils for 1929–30

Honor roll listing McKinley School students with all A grades and A and B honors for the second six weeks of the 1929 1930 second semester. Names include Bobbie Baker Clarence Bassett Wilbur Bassett Francis Byes Frances Camp Margaret Carl Virginia Clayton Dorothy Edmonson Billy French Byron Hawkins and many others.

McKinley School All A Bobbie Baker Clarence Bassett Wilbur Bassett Francis Byes Frances Camp Margaret Carl Virginia Clayton Dorothy Edmonson Billy French Byron Hawkins Wanda Hood Rosemary Levisee Kenneth Lunn Jack Duke McKinney Eunice McLain James McMaster Joan McPhail Anabel Neudigate Durwood Offord Edwin Potter Billy Potts G. W. Reynolds Ynema Rhea Jack Riley Melba Robinson Betty Roddy Martha Rodgers Beatrice

Texans to Decide Texas World Fair Policy for 1933

Wilbur C. Hawk Ross D Rogers and James C Gulekie head a 36 member Texas delegation to determine state policy on a Chicago World’s Fair in 1933. Hawk president of the Tri State Fair was appointed by Governor Moody and to name two assistants. Dallas Houston Fort Worth San Antonio El Paso Waco and Austin also have three representatives.

Wilbur C. Hawk Ross D. Rogers James C. Gulekie Texas Chicago Mr. Hawk Moody Dallas Houston Fort Worth San Antonio el Paso Waco Austin

Rangers guard Negro on trial for assault

George Hughes a 41 year old black man faced three indictments for criminal assault and went on trial in district court in Sherman Texas. He pleaded guilty to all three charges and agreed to accept the jury sentence. Local officials requested Texas Rangers to prevent violence with four Rangers on duty led by Captain Frank Hamer.

United Press Sherman Texas Rangers George Hughes Frank Hamer

Migrating Birds Speed Across Wide Varieties

A listing of numerous names appears alongside a note that migrating birds, by variety, average speeds from 30 to 60 miles per hour. The text mixes names of people with the brief bird fact in a compact, era-tinged style. The piece reads as a small community note or society column fragment.

Few Fish In Amarillo Lake Open For Recreation

City Manager W. N. Durham notes Amarillo Lake and the creek through Word Ranch hold little water. The lake, once closed to the public, was reopened after a winter commission decision, allowing fishing and other recreations for residents and visitors.

Amarillo Word Ranch City Water Wells W. N. Durham Durham

Discrepancies Noted in San Antonio Bond Vote Contest Likely

San Antonio canvass reveals irregularities in a 4 975 000 bond election won by 302 votes. An election box showed 650 votes though precinct had 647 qualified voters. Anti bond faction charges flagrant discrepancies and plans to file a contest.

United Press San Antonio

Kenney to Speak at Atlanta World Peace Forum

Rev. Kenney, a native Georgian, has accepted an invitation to speak at a Sunday forum in Atlanta on World Peace. He will depart Wednesday, visit his old home, and return about a week later.

Harry Grady Kenney First Congregational Church Atlanta Georgia Kenney

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American Institute Baptists Molly Dayton Queen Duluth Minn M’kinley Elizabeth Adkisson Edward Armitage Kenneth Bailey Eunice Barker George Barnard J. E. Bills Bonita Bills Verna Lee Bills Loraine Blackburn John Blackerby John Ross Bradford George Curtis Branan Raymond Browder Charlie Brown Everett Cazzell Frances Chesshir Dorothy Mae Cornelius Betty Cornelius Jim Pat Cunningham Willie Jo Deering Billy Jo Evans Jack Evans Ben Flynn Barbara Lea Francis Donald French Everet Fugate Dewey Fulgham Sheri Dan Griffith Darrell Hagler J. Fern Haley Thelma Hall Foley Hamlet Opal Hamrick Anna Ruth Hawkins Juanita Hollingshead Betty Lou Hooten Don Hudgins Mary Lou Huston Frank Ivins Mary Jane Jackson Richard Jacks Ted Johnson Betty Jo Johnson Edna Johnson Joseph Jones Don Jones Roy Koch Clarence Kropff Lee Roy Linn Elizabeth Lloyd Cody May Clementina Mason Wanda Macy W. B. Mayrant Sammie Meredith London McLain Bessie Mas Newman Pauline Nicholson Dorothy Louise Nollner Zoula Nunn Joe Paul Oudin Sybil Oudin Robert Parks Elwyn Parks Jenice Pine Vivian Pittman Jack Pearson Jerry Ratcliff Margaret Anne Ray Maurice Chevalier Big Pond Sears, Roebuck 10Th & Polk Sts W. Moore Public Accountant Rangers Juanita Reynolds Roy Reed Glyn Reed Mary Reed Robert Randolph Ladd Roberts Evelyn Royalty Manny Rubin Rodney Rogers Kathryn Sadler Geraldine Shaw Alice Shepard Hobart Smith Dorothy Stith Mary Ellen Small T. W. Stanford Sybil Sullivan Nora Faye Taylor Dixie Thomas Billie Thomas Fred Townsend Nell True Jake Turner Jack Walker Robert Watkins Erin Watson Helen Jean White Ernestine White Lucile Wilson Roy Mack Wimpee Vonda Winters Opal Western Hatters & Cleaners Polk ST Leroy Cleveland Marfa H. Bernhard Amarillo Lake Purina Sid Tyler Gouldy Bros. Grain and Hay Atlanta, Georgia Fowler Fillmore Strickland Uth Lincoln St Ward’s Panama Toyo Montgomery Warp Aere Eno Polk Iqé
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