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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1927
Page
3
Ama jo Automotive association plans a large event featuring many cars from local dealers. Thornton earns honorary membership as organizers announce proceeds fund a new auto building at the Tri-State fair, with final staging details set at a dealer meeting.
Special to The Globe from Lubbock Texas May 31 Marvin Jones of Birmingham Alabama suffered shoe dye poisoning the second such case in Lubbock in weeks His hips turned blue prompting a local drug store to call in medical help He was treated at Lubbock Sanitarium and his condition improved Earlier Tech football letterman Clayton Barfoot also had a similar incident after receiving dyed shoes in Plainview yesterday afternoon
An Army outline of flag etiquette, issued through Sergeant Robert M. Perry of Amarillo Texas, clarifies proper display of the American flag. It covers wall hanging procession rotates on staffs and guidelines for flags with other nations, half mast procedures, and respectful handling of damaged flags.
Oslo reports Parliament passed a law prohibiting export of Norwegian memorials from the Middle Ages and furniture or weapons over 100 years old. The Society for the Prevention of Norwegian Memorials cited a single American firm shipping 25 carloads in six months. Donors to American museums and scientific institutions are excepted.
Maria Kahauanu of Molokai died in Honolulu at 113 years, likely the oldest resident. Born 1814 during Kamehameha I’s reign, she crossed to Honolulu at 16 in an outrigger canoe and later embraced Christianity after the first mission ships. She remembered Kamehameha I and the arrival of the praying white men.
The dry goods wholesalers in Brazil begin reorganizing to influence entry legislation after failed government aid. Meanwhile grasshoppers cause extensive damage in Guatemala, now regarded as a serious regional menace.
Paris May 31 The ex sultan of Turkey Abdul Medjid II lives in France after the Turkish revolution and hangs a self portrait painted by his own hand in the Spring salon. He is a painter musician and landscape artist who has composed symphonies and set Pieter Loti to music. He stays in a villa near Nice awaiting a possible return to Constantinople.
An American company outlines an extensive agricultural project in the Arai gonite Valley, Haiti, aiming to boost crop development and local food production. The plan envisions substantial investment, employment opportunities, and collaboration with Haitian authorities to implement irrigation and processing facilities.
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