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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1938
Page
10
The Knights of Columbus plan a Friday dance at Cathedral Hall with Carlton Scales and his orchestra. Doors open 9:15 PM and run to 1:15 AM. tickets are one dollar per person or two for a couple.
A historical crossword style list presents across and down clues for veteran themes. The puzzle references military figures epochs and general knowledge items such as Jupiter kiln and boneset. Answers span titles like head of American forces and terms like barrier hazards and musician notes.
Tuesday and Wednesday radio listings show NBC and other networks airing news, music, sports, theatre, and serials. Programs include Studio Varieties, Arthur Chapman segments, baseball scores, and Don Winslow adventures alongside network lineups and station notes.
On the Empress voyage from Bermuda Joyce and Dick reflect on Obadiah Jones and his lost boat. Dick quietly helps Obadiah by giving him cash, revealing a secret kindness as Mrs. Porter calls them to judge swimming events for the children.
A clipped dialogue aboard a cruise ship shows Joyce declining Dick’s invite amid Mrs. Porter’s wary glance. The scene hints at underlying tension as the narrative continues, set against the cruise backdrop and dated 1938.
A fragmented dialogue lists fire safety steps including inverting the extinguisher, mixing chemicals, and grounding lightning. It mentions covered metal barrels and calling the gas company, with cautions about explosion risk near doors or windows. The text ends abruptly with "190 Me."
A Syracuse Post-Standard columnist details Grover Whalen’s push to marshal planning for the 1939 New York World's Fair. The piece notes Whalen’s busy day in the Empire State Building, with aides, reporters, and a bustling ante-room as he coordinates the sprawling expo effort.
Pontiac rookie cop John Scott, famed for door smashing and lifting, laments the dullness of arresting a man who offers no resistance, noting his refusal to wear an overcoat in cold weather and his strength of 230 pounds overhead.
Charles Walters celebrated his 80th birthday by joining children in a Bertrand Nebraska kite contest. He mingled with the youngsters as he pursued becoming a top rank kite flier in the community event.
Diuretic claim urges readers to buy Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules from their druggist to flush kidneys and ease bladder irritation. Warns of signs of kidney weakness such as night-time urination, puffy eyes, cramps, backache and moist palms, noting Haarlem origin and 35 cent price.
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