Baptists Debate Christian Nation Amid Education Emphasis
Howard Payne College professor M. E. Davis told the Baptist General Convention of Texas that the nation cannot be called Christian while 36 million Texans over ten lack church connection and 13 000 western villages hear no gospel. He urged Christian education to disarm skepticism and infidelity. The convention closed with talks on Baptist educational institutions and reports from Baylor University leaders.
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R. W. Barry
Great West
National Congress
Davis
George W. Truett
Dallas
Pat M. Neff
Waco
Baylor University
Neff
J. F. Kimball
Dallas Medical
J. C. Hardy
Baylor College
Belton
J. R. Sampey
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
L. R. Scarborough
Southwestern Baptist Seminary At
Fort Worth
Burglars Raid Buchanan School Cafeteria
Hunger prompted a Thursday night burglary at Buchanan school cafeteria at 610 North Buchanan Street. Police were notified after the raid was discovered early Friday. Only food was taken, according to school authorities.
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Buchanan School
North Buchanan Street
Deputy Garza Convicted in Robstown Murder
Liborio Garza was found guilty of the murder of Alexander Downs, a Robstown deputy sheriff, on October 16 and sentenced to 99 years in prison.
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Corpus Christi
Tex
Liborio Garza
Alexander Downs
Robstown
Wheat leader Campbell warns farmers amid hard times
Thomas D. Campbell, veteran wheat farmer of Montana with 95 000 acres, urges farmers to junk agrarian plans and ally with business men. He says breadlines show luckier times ahead for American farmers, despite losing half a million dollars and having limited cash resources. He spoke after a nationwide tour.
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Washington, Navy
Thomas D. Campbell
Montana
Campbell
the Coun
United States
Jury Deliberates Mexican's Slaying Case in Corpus Christi
A district court jury in Corpus Christi deliberates Liborio Garza's fate for the murder of Nueces County Deputy Sheriff Alexander Downs in Robstown last October. The state seeks Garza's conviction and the electric chair.
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Corpus Christi
U.P
Liborio Garza
Nueces County
Garza
Alexander Downs
Robstown
Gloria Stuart Poses as Spirits of Winter in Snowy Glamour
Hollywood star Gloria Stuart steps into a snow scene to promote a film or photoshoot, presenting a wintry charm as part of a publicity effort. The piece notes the seasonal promotion and Stuart’s engaging pose amid white imagery.
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Hollywood
Gloria Stuart
DAR State Conference Set for Mineral Wells in March
The Texas Daughters of the American Revolution will hold its next state conference in Mineral Wells in March instead of November, with only a short business session due to the schedule shift.
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Austin
Texas Daughters of the American Revolution
Mel o cleans and softens bath water for spotless tubs
After a bath hard water creates a dirty ring from scum and dirt. Mel o softens the water making it easy to scrub away residue and allows soap to work better. Get it at your grocer.
Cochran seeks broad revision of home loan bank rules
Representative Cochran of Missouri calls for extensive changes to the home loan banking law. He argues the act extended false hopes and has not produced a loan, urging the loan ceiling be raised from 40 percent to 75 or 80 percent to broaden benefits.
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Washington
Cochran
Missouri
House
Two Die In Head On Crash At Liberty
Liberty, Nov. 18. Two persons died in a head on automobile crash. Three others were injured, including the husband of a woman killed in the same crash, as police investigated the scene.
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Liberty
U.P
Fatal Head On Crash On Old Spanish Trail
A head on collision late yesterday on the old Spanish Trail killed Mrs. A. M. Rutan 70 of Houston and J B Bailey a rice planter of Raywood in Liberty County. Mrs. Rutan’s husband a former Port Arthur city attorney suffered severe head injuries and a fractured nose. Bailey’s sons Howard and Elwood were only slightly injured as the Rutans were en route to Port Arthur to visit friends.
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A. M. Rutan
Houston
Bailey
Raywood
Liberty County
Port Arthur
Howard
Elwood
Rutans
Convict Woman Charged in Von Papen Assassination Bid
Berlin reports reveal a woman has been convicted in connection with the attempted assassination of Chancellor von Papen. The alleged plot surfaced after a Tuesday incident, with authorities detailing charges and motives.
Woman jailed for dagger attempt in chancellery
A woman was sentenced to three months in prison for carrying a dagger found concealed in her dress after being arrested in the chancellery on Tuesday while seeking an interview with Colonel von Papen. Her husband testified she wished to deliver a memorandum to influence policy.
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von Papen
Paula Budden
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