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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1937
Page
2
In a 1937 Amarillo Globe report the Chamber of Commerce boosts its annual budget from 17 774 to over 26 180 amid strong worker commitment and unity. J O Gulekie notes Amarillo has hit its stride and calls for continued effort to sustain growth and cooperation.
Walter H. Blucher, executive director of the American Society of City Officials, argues that traffic solutions must tie to broader planning. He cites Oakland as a model linking traffic studies with city planning, regional needs, and population shifts, warning against relying on highways alone.
The article argues Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes swings between liberal and conservative camps, often writing majority opinions when on the liberal side and assigning others when conservative. It notes his influence on landmark New Deal cases and the pattern of opinion assignment across the court.
Martha Brittain and BAT TY HAYNES tour the West Coast to showcase an Airspeed trailer. Hiker Gerry Neal vanishes with Betty as Speddon flees. a troubling note leads Martha toward San Francisco. Neal hints at danger and may be concealing crucial facts while declaring love.
A lead player faces a tough moment as he pairs with an unexpected partner for the evening's match. The scene captures the team’s mounting pressure and the crowd's subdued reactions.
Immie Fidler notes a pattern in screen fame where only one fat star dominates at a time. From John Bunny to Roscoe Arbuckle and Walter Hiers, the era shows fat men rising, falling, and sometimes dying young, with Andy Devine emerging as the top today.
New York writer argues deafness can spur achievement citing Edison Hughes and Uncle Rupert as examples. The piece notes Howard Hughes’s limited hearing, mentions Roy Brown Rex Cole Ray Long Idwal Jones Marconi Ellen Glasgow and Noel Coward among the hard of hearing. It also covers New York bakery life cheap meals and artisanal kimono fashion trends with social observations.
A stout figure holds sway as the current leader remains in power. He is described as rotund and formidable, with the outlook unclear until successors are installed. The passage hints that no one else may soon reach his level of influence or popularity.
In Midland on April 6 two men were blown to bits by a premature nitro explosion on the Sinclair Prairie No 3 A Walton in the Keystone pool Winkler County. One man named as a shooter with the Larkin Torpedo Company and his assistant were pouring nitro from a large receptacle into cans for lowering into the well when the blast occurred. Only a foot of one man was found three hours later as the rig burned.
A large list of horizontal and vertical crossword clues is given with numbers. Phrases include talking bird, region, frozen desserts, social insect, church dignitary, and many other entries across both directions. No cohesive article narrative is present.
Peter Rabbit hears a strange song from the sky above Smiling Pool while the Hyla chorus sings. He wonders which traveler from the Sunny South is singing, then loses the mystery in the evening dusk. Mrs. Peter chides him for wandering from home.
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