Amarillo Globe Publication Details and Rates 1937
The Amarillo Globe announces publication details, rates, and service options in 1937. It notes ownership by The Globe News Publishing Co with GENE HOWE as president and JOHN McCARTY as associate publisher. Subscribers receive daily and Sunday editions, with special delivery, and a statement of editorial independence.
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Mavericks Club Promotes Fitness and Citizenship
The Mavericks Club for Amarillo boys teaches that criminal tendencies come from improper upbringing and that a regime of body building, play, and mental stimulation builds a healthy mind in a healthy body. Adults emphasize play to deter theft, lying, or violence, linking boxing to training discipline rather than success.
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Maverick Club
Amarillo Boys
Behind the Scenes In Washington
The article contrasts Senator Hue Black of Alabama with President Roosevelt, noting shifts in policy from anti monopoly and wage hour concerns to new New Deal ideas. It highlights Black's calls for wage hour reform, opposition to price fixing, and government regulation of profits, alongside Roosevelt adopting similar lines in recent actions and speeches.
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Washington
Hue Black
Alabama
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Pew
Black
NRA
National Industrial Recovery Act
NIRA
Congress
Tribute to Tommy Gray By Broadway Figures Gathered
A gather of former friends and admirers marks ten years since Tommy Gray died. The piece recalls Gray as a Broadway wit actor and songwriter and notes Sime Silverman of Variety as his close companion. It references other theater figures and anecdotes from the era.
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New York
Tommy Gray
Tommy
Charl
Sime Silverman
Variety
Sime
England
Lee Shubert
Marcus Loew
Hi Lee
Hi Loew
Montgomery
Scamp
Frisco
New Yorkes Earthquake Water Tunnel Risk Highlighted
New York officials warn that a major quake could disable 223 miles of tunnels including subways rail and roads cutting access to water and shutting bridges. American Society of Civil Engineers notes 130 tunnels serve human use and a disruption could trap residents without drinking or pumping water.
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New York
American Society of Civil Engineers
Island of
Manhattan
Lancashire Spinners Face Credit Term Change Threat
Trade valued at 12.5 million dollars annually between Lancashire cotton spinners and Germany faces disruption as longer credit terms are pressed. The present agreement requires all payments within 30 days.
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Manchester
England
Lancashire
Germany
Smart young buck outwits deer at salt stump tale
In Thornton Burgess style, Farmer Brown's Boy hides near a salt stump as Lightfoot the Deer and her fawn pass by. A crafty young buck repeatedly returns to the stump to feed while scaring Mrs Lightfoot away. The deer adapt and the balance of cunning and prudence shapes a true tale set in the Green Forest.
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Lightfoot
Mrs Lightfoot
Mrs. Lightfoot
Buck
Enmity Sparks Between Bob and the Professor in Studio
Kathleen OShan, writer of greeting card verse, grows closer to Bob McTavish as tensions rise with Professor Bracey after a studio clash. The Duchess and Schmatz distract from the quarrel with art, while Kathleen questions love and her future amid small-town concerns.
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Kathleen O'Shan
Bob McTavish
Pat
Cupid
Bracey
Bob
Schmatz
Professor Bracey
McTavish
Kathleen
Bracey and the dog incident haunt a wary romance
A woman recollects Bracey as the man she might love despite his cruel act toward a dog. Aunt Hattie’s hint fuels awe and uncertainty as she questions why Schmatz attacked him and why she cringes at his touch. She fears meeting him again.
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Bracey
Aunt Hattie
Schmatz
Moderation The Middle Highway to Health
A column urging balanced living as the key to good health. Extremes in pampering or neglect harm the body, while a steady middle path preserves vitality. The piece advocates restraint in eating, drinking, exercise, work, and play, promising health dividends.
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McNaught Syndicate, Inc
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