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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1938
Page
4
The Supreme Court considers whether intercollegiate football is a government function or a gigantic commercial activity. A federal tax on gate receipts hinges on this distinction, with implications for state universities and federal authority. The debate offers new dinner-table discussion and potential political implications.
Dale Carnegie recalls a Wyoming ranch tale where a tiny grey burro uses persistence to corral a twelve-hundred pound wild steer named Wild Bill. The story contrasts Brockman style grit with the burro’s single minded climb to the corral.
Joyce Milner enjoys a Bermuda cruise evening aboard Captain Boyer’s deck party. A Paul Jones dance fuses rivalries, with Mr Gregory and Captain Boyer guiding a jubilant crowd while Joyce faces an awkward moment with a pudgy suitor and lingering tension with Dick Hamilton.
Diet fads banning carbohydrates proteins and fats at a single meal are impractical and unnecessary. Foods contain varying mixes of these elements and digestion separates them, not the meals themselves. Even butter holds a small amount of protein, showing how impossible the ban is.
In the Illinois Democratic senatorial primary Congressman Scott Lucas faces mixed signals as Jim Farley and labor groups back rivals. Roosevelt stays neutral, while the Kelly Nash machine's fate and Horner’s influence factor into the race amid Republican crossovers and upcoming judiciary buzz for Miss Marion Harron on the tax board.
University of California geologist Andrew C. Lawson found that deltas extend about 30 miles offshore and reach about two miles deep beneath the surface. With six to seven miles of buildup the delta sinks into a trough called a geosyncline, later uplift may form mountains.
Answers indicate gastronomy as the science of good eating and Civil War generals Sheridan Grant and Sherman. Cherokee as an American Indian tribe and Chancellorsville Gettysburg and Bull Run as Civil War sites. Hamilton first US secretary of the treasury with Madison Washington and Jefferson as early presidents. Rosporus strait links Black Sea Marmora Sea. Lee Beauregard and Longstreet Confederate generals. A marathon as a long foot race. Hull Morgenthau and Wallace as cabinet members. One fourth of US motor farm is used by farmers.
Editorial note introduces a Boy Scouts safety feature with questions and answers on fire safety. Questions cover putting out fat fires, lamp fueling times, cigarette fire risk, fuse safety, non explosive dust, gas vent ventilation, heat from light globes, trash overflow, flue safety, and basement fire factors. Answers appear on the comic page.
An ape-man defends himself against Captain d Albert who insists Tarzan is a fictional legend. The captain, in a distressed rage, pulls a revolver and demands to know the location of his child.
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