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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1931

Page

13

Baptists Meet to Condemn Modern Dance and Risque Films

Texas Baptists at the 83rd General Convention in Waco denounce lascivious motion pictures and the modern dance and urge strong enforcement of prohibition. They commend Judge Wilkerson for the Chicago Al Capone conviction and call on leaders to thank him. The report notes rising anti vice efforts and cites Baylor University progress and gifts to support expansion.

Vernon McGee United Press Waco U.P 83Rd General Baptist Convention of Texas al Capone Chicago Hoover Herbert Hoover San Antonio Baylor John G. Hardin Burkburnett J. F. Kimball Baylor Medical School

Gandhi Confesses Goat Milk Sins Three Times Daily

Mahatma Gandhi, in London, admits he sins thrice daily by drinking goat's milk. He says the milk, containing life, belongs to the mother goat's young and should not be consumed by humans. He would give up goat milk if a suitable substitute existed.

London Mahatma Gandhi India

Sousa 77 Steals March on Time at Birthday Celebration

The musical world honors John Philip Sousa on his seventy seventh birthday with New York ceremonies broadcast by radio. Sousa, composer of 120 marches, plans to write more and expects to live to 100.

Sousa John Philip Sousa Ing New York

Fish Secrets for Cooking and Selecting Fresh Seafood

Practical tips on using fish as meat substitute, keeping white flesh bright, and selecting fresh fish. Includes steps for preparing market caught fish, boiling lobster, and broiling oysters with toast and lemon.

Canary Wins Court Suit for Former Master

In Chicago Navy 13 a canary on witness stand in Judge Edward B. Casey's court chirped a song and freed Mrs. Dorothy McGarry from a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses. The bird’s whistle proved she sold a bird that wouldn’t sing claiming it was male. The judge allowed the bird to decide and the canary sang, clearing McGarry.

Chicago Navy Edward B. Casey Dorothy McGarry Susan Hlawatz

Texas Employment Rises 2.1 Percent in October

Employment in Texas climbed 2.1 percent in October from September, based on 673 firms surveyed by the University of Texas Bureau of Business Research. It marked the first uptick since mid May, with the average weekly wage at 25.84 dollars and gains in Dallas Beaumont San Antonio Houston and Waco.

Austin Texas Bureau of Business Research of The University of Texas Dallas Beaumont San Antonio Houston Waco

Defies Bandits in Lobby, Keeps Satchel of Cash

J. H. Hudspeth, 65, was hospitalized with serious injuries after two bandits attacked him in a Fort Worth hotel lobby. He refused to surrender his satchel containing $2,600 even as one robber fired and the other struck him with a pipe. Other guests alerted by Hudspeth's cries caused the assailants to flee, leaving him clutching the money.

Fort Worth U.P J. H Hudspeth

Harly Harlow Cleared Of Auto Theft Charge

Harry Harlow a World War veteran was found not guilty by insanity in district court on the first of two indictments charging theft of automobiles. The second count was dismissed by Judge Henry Bishop. The alleged theft involved an Aimn arillo Lumber Company vehicle around August 26. Defense witnesses included Mrs. Harlow and Floyd L. Sloan who arranged hospitalization in a federal veterans institution.

Harry Harlow Henry 8. Bishop Harlow Aimnarillo Lumber Company Floyd L. Sloan American Legion Post

Tiny Griffin Takes First Plane Ride in El Paso

Tiny Griffin of El Paso weighing 502 pounds rode her first plane flight with Edna May Cooper present. She spun the prop easily but had trouble boarding after a crushed box. she used a dolly as a makeshift step. Cooper praised the ride while Tiny quipped she needs a blimp for easier landing.

Tiny Griffin el Paso Texas Edna May Cooper Tiny Miss Cooper Akron

Novel Ways To Serve Sausage

A collection of sausage based dishes including stuffed loin bake with pork tenderloins and stuffing, sausage with sweet potatoes in a sugar syrup bake, and sausage turnovers with ham rice and Worcestershire sauce. Provides prep steps and oven times.

Court overturns murder conviction new trial for John Steadham

The Court of Criminal Appeals reversed a prior ruling and granted Johnnie Steadham of Jefferson County a new trial after he was sentenced to 99 years for the murder of his wife. The Far East sent Silk valued at over 350 million dollars to the United States in the past year.

Austin Navy Court of Criminal Appeals Johnnie Steadham Jefferson County Far East

Vacant House Fires in Texas Report September Losses

Texas fire marshals report 65 vacant houses burned in September causing 48463 in losses. Fire Commissioner Deweese urges city attorneys to investigate and tackle over insurance fires. Total September fire losses reach 921205 with 227 fires undetermined and territory coverage cited. Dominicans import share notes US shipments up to two thirds.

Texas Austin U.P State Fire Insurance Commission J. W. Deweese

Burial Rites Held For Mrs Mitchell

Funeral services for Mrs Genevie Mitchell age 23 were held at Blackburn Funeral Home at 4 pm Rev Paul V Reed of the First Congregational Church officiated. She died in a local hospital Wednesday morning and is survived by her husband J R Mitchell of Plainview and her mother Dr Carrie M Hitchcock of Amarillo. Burial was in Memorial Park Cemetery.

Genevie Mitchell Blackburn Funeral Home Paul V. Reed First Congregational Church

Imperial Sugar Featured In Fruit Cake Recipe

Imperial is promoted as the largest selling sugar in Texas praised for refining cleanliness and sweetness. The copy claims less non sweetening matter, making it economical and satisfactory, inviting readers to try Imperial Sugar in a new fruit cake recipe.

Imperial Texas

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