Let Science Keep Hands Off Bible Debate Divides Baptists
Memphis May 14 reports at the Southern Baptist convention show messengers studying a committee's report on issuing a new statement of faith. Dr Broughton argues science and theology must stay separate, warning that mixing them risks losing savior and church.
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Conventions
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Brougton
Broughton
Abilene Man Hospitalized After Street Fall
James BB Barton of Abilene was taken to a hospital after a fall on a Dallas street. He saluted an officer and asked directions to his brother’s home when his head struck the curb. The report references Dr Len G Broughton in Jacksonville Fla.
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James BB Barton
Abilene
Len G. Broughton
Baptist Divine
Jacksonville
Fla
202 Counties of Texas Represented in Canyon
Canyon May 14 special to The Globe reports 252 Texas counties are represented in the current West Texas State Teachers College student body, with eight other states sending students. Randell County leads with 230 students, and total enrollment is 1 151 with 245 freshmen and 133 training school students.
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Canyon
Globe
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Oklahoma
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Missouri
Arkansas
Nebraska
California
Arizona
Randell County
Floyd
Hale
Swisher
Lubbock
Potter
Deaf Smith
Creehy
Scurry
Plainview Territory Receives Heavy Rainfall Boosting Crops
Plainview reports 1.38 inches of rain on Wednesday totaling 4.75 inches since late April. The showers improve cotton planting prospects and wheat outlook. some cotton is already planted. Rail derailment near Moscow kills seven and injures seventeen en route to Sehez, near the Latvian border.
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Moscow
Sehezh
West Texas Sales Jump Over 25 Percent From Last Year
Growth in the West Texas market shows a 25 percent rise compared with the previous year, signaling stronger demand in the region. Details on contributing sectors or exact figures were not provided in the fragment.
Amarillo Lumber Firm Hails Growth and New Facility
The Miogess Lumber company expands with a brick building on Fifth and Tyler, erected last year at 15000 dollars and housing offices and storage. Bond Burgess, son of B S Burgess, manages the firm which supplies lumber shingles paints posts wire and builders hardware to retail customers. Mrs Burgess notes Amarillo's rapid growth and potential export opportunities over twenty four years.
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B.S. Burgess
Amarillon
Ford offers to buy ships from Shipping Board
Washington May 14 Henry Ford offered to buy 99 ships from the Shipping Board. Board chairman O Connor welcomed the news but said details and policy must be decided first. Ford aims to convert ships for commerce if a fair price is agreed, with possible retention of ten to thirty boats for shipping. Scrapping remains a possibility and any sale would require American ownership and flag.
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Associated Rage
Washington
Henry Ford
Shipping Board
O'Connor
Ford
Tuitale
Mr. O'Connor
Weil Nee
O'Conner
Buffalo
Chair-Widow claims Diamond brothers innocence in Buffalo affidavit
A Buffalo affidavit by a woman described as the Diamond brothers widow figure adds a new angle to the Brooklyn electrocutions case. She says Joe Diamond’s secret wife knew Luciano’s confession was perjury and that Luciano can name the real killer, who remains unknown.
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Diamond Brothers
John Farina
Brooklyn
Buffalo
Joe Diamond
Luciano
Traffic Committee Names Gole to Lead Rate Case Meeting
The traffic committee of the City Development board selected J. Cale, traffic manager, to represent in the Southwestern Consolidated rate cases set for an open meeting in Washington in June. Industry interests request ninety days more to prepare data on rate changes, possibly delaying the June meeting.
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Board of City Development
Selected & J. Cale
Washington
Rotary luncheon notes stress tax cuts and Congress limits
Congressman Marvin Jones urged further national tax reductions and said Congress cannot heal all ills at a Rotary Club lunch in Amarillo. Speakers included Howard Nance, Frank Watann, Perry Clifton, Waco, and Jim Borkwell of Houston. Mary Thomas defeated the Rotarians in a game of whist. Dr. R. P. Parcells received a president’s pin and a miniature bull from officers of the club.
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Marvin Jones
Rotary Eib
Amarillo Hotel
Howard Nance
Denver
Frank R Watann Sireveport
Perry Braclton
Waco
Jim Borkwell
Houston
Mies Mary Thomas
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Taylor St. Agenta
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