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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1937
Page
3
The Globe argues Amarillo’s economy thrives on diversified earnings beyond wheat and cotton. An oil production rise adds eight thousand dollars daily to Panhandle incomes, fueling local prosperity as other crops falter. Oil is cast as a dependable regional cash crop amid potential agricultural shocks.
An American democracy column praises citizen defiance as a check on officeholders. A Iowa farmer’s dead skunk tossed into Des Moines to protest a closed season illustrates brash, independent spirit. It argues such acts uphold liberty, alongside a Kansas City protest with a horsewhip and other bold acts.
Commentary on federal anti-lynching bills the Gavagan and Wagner Van Nuys proposals. It notes a likely Senate filibuster, regional opposition, and potential penalties for officials who fail to stop mob violence. References senators Robineau, Harrison, Smith, Connally, Bailey and leaders across parties.
Joan Barrett rejects Bob Andrews amid a web of secrets and rivalries. Sybil Hendry plots to uncover the hidden truth as chapters shift between memories of a murder case, a California past, and the fragile hope of a new life in New York.
New York April 23 Thoughts while strolling in the city include dining at restaurants, radio voices, and a line of cultural snippets. The piece mentions Schulte's bookshop on 4th Avenue, cafe song duos like Chic Ender and Charlie Farrell, and concerns about fire hazards in crowded venues. It also surveys Bellevue Hospital and the Metropolitan Opera with wary but affectionate commentary.
A compact crossword style clue list highlights a female aviator, her maiden name, and multiple horizontal and vertical entries with definitions such as repaired items, ships, trees, colors, and numbers. The puzzle mentions a trans Pacific hop and a celebrated airwoman identified by clues across and down.
A humorous tale follows Old Mr Toad rushing to meet Mrs Toad at the Smiling Pool. He worries about being late and risks stumbling into trouble while reflecting on the dangers of hurrying. The piece blends the fable with a medical note about chickenpox care and prevention.
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