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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1937
Page
7
A column notes the absurdity of large alimony claims highlighting a Connecticut case where a wife seeks 1000 a month while income figures shift from 30000 to 45000 yearly. The writer questions alimony without child support and argues for reassessing the practice.
Washington debate on a wage and hour bill splits AFL and CIO loyalties. Green questions NLRB administration of wage hour rules while CIO backers include garment and textile unions pressuring for a bottom on wages and a ceiling on hours. The row reflects divergent union interests and concerns over contracts struck by boards.
New York columnist C. O. McIntyre reflects on Tommy Manville aging amid a life of showy excess and high society glamour. He recalls vaudeville acts, personal anecdotes, and theater figures including the Lunts, Rockefeller, Morgan, and a cast of entertainment personalities as he sketches a portrait of changing celebrity culture in the 1930s.
The Mask and Wig Club of the University of Pennsylvania announces its Golden Jubilee Production Fifty Fifty staged at Center Theater Radio City Rockefeller Center New York for matinee and evening show on December 4. It marks the first collegiate performance in Radio City.
Philadelphia veteran John L. McCarthy, once poor and educated on a Penn scholarship, pays off his debt with a $100,000 gift to the vet bicentennial fund. The contribution funds 49 Benjamin Franklin scholarships and fellowships for tuition and living expenses, bolstering student aid.
In a subterranean cavern Melissa Lane and Robert Barry are stranded after a dropped lantern leaves them in total darkness. Barry consoles Lissa and vows to retrieve candles while realizing his own blunder could doom them. The pair face mounting fear and a dangerous cliff as they await rescue.
In a dim cavern Bob Barry and Lissa cling to hope, sharing comfort and chocolate as they crawl for hours to find their pack. They coordinate breaths, plan a cautious return, and wonder when rescuers will reach them. Their bond grows amid peril.
A McNaught Syndicate column argues women live longer due to conservative, regulated lifestyles. It praises regular rest, moderate diet, exercise, and recreation while noting men neglect health amid business and social pressure. Health habits of women are presented as a model for longevity.
Amish men and women in Lancaster pause routine labor for the annual wedding season. They will celebrate with feasts and games while maintaining somber clothing. Jacob Ammon followers will observe the period with limited rule relaxation. Kruger National Park in South Africa reports 800 full grown lions.
A warrior with a scowl and bone necklace demands vengeance against Tarzan's mate accusing her of witchcraft. He orders the crowd to destroy her and rid the tribe of the dead-men returner as voices cry Kill her with their own hands.
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