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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1937
Page
2
The Amarillo Globe editorial urges residents to deter seasonal panhandlers. It depicts bums as hard to help, notes liquor use, and calls for police action to curb vagrancy while welcoming genuine newcomers to Amarillo.
Amarillo motorists warned to slow near the West Sixth Avenue underpass as a planned replacement seeks federal approval by June 30. The note cites past crashes and fatalities caused by collisions with fixed objects at low speeds in the narrow passage beneath the railroad.
Jacob Ruppert chairs the United Brewers Industrial Foundation created to align the brewing industry with public interests. He says past abuses that helped push prohibition should not be repeated and that brewers must balance private aims with public welfare to ensure the industry’s survival and growth.
The piece details a busy Republican National Committee operation to forge policy and build cross party alliances with conservative Democrats. It highlights key figures like John Hamilton William Castle Olin Saxon and Leo Casey and notes efforts to counter New Deal policies, with fundraising and publications signaling a push toward overarching GOP unity and strategic voting lines.
Joan Barrett and Bob Andrews solidify engagement during a quiet luncheon at the Green Hills Inn. Sybil Hendry arrives, courts Joan with charm, and hints at future social ties, while Joan senses a growing threat from Sybil’s poised confidence and possible Hendry manipulation as a California mining deal unfolds.
A vintage health note outlines simple chin and neck exercises to reduce a double chin. It advises forward bends, head tilts, and continuous rolls, urging vigorous, steady practice for noticeable neck muscle stretch.
New York city in the 1930s reveals gamblers at 4 A M in Broadway all night cafes. Lindy’s hosts diverse crowds from Damon Runyon’s circle to radio writers and performers. Fashion, manners, and even dog accessories color a late night scene with notes on pajama trends and gate crashing.
A mixed crossword style clue set features an American actress and terms from film, garments, titles, and objects. Across entries include crowning hints like bird crop region crippled and pardon, while vertical clues cover seizing layers debt and roman emperor.
The tale follows Old Mr. Toad and Mrs. Toad as they journey toward the Smiling Pool, a long cautious journey marked by danger and rest stops. Their homely appearance and goggly eyes contrast with a belief that beauty lies in open-minded observation.
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