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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1938
Page
2
The Globe reports that 15 of 454 Christmas parolees did not return, noting the overall trust in the humane policy despite a few failures. Eileen O Kane of New York warns women against copying the Duchess of Windsor's rumored discreet walk.
Washington reports Harry Bridges, top CIO regional director on the West Coast, may face a Department of Labor deportation hearing within weeks over alleged Communist party membership. Legal hurdles, party line shifts, and possible Seattle hearings cloud the case as Frances Perkins weighs the decision.
Diary and author list note an anthology choice of James Whitcomb Riley’s When the Frost is on the Pumpkin while recounting entertainers and figures such as Billy De Beck D. W. Griffith Earl Carroll James Woods Paul White man Eddie Peabody Ted Husing Graham McNamee Rudy Vallee and Marilyn Miller. the piece blends reminiscence with media and theater history and ends with a copyright note from 1938.
In Bloomer Wisconsin Harry Erickson, blind since 1918, repairs cars by feel and sound. He diagnoses modern autos through tactile inspection and listening, earning customers from miles away who seek his skill in locating and fixing mechanical trouble. He specializes in adapting old models, swapping axles and gears to suit repairs.
A fragmented note asserts contact spectacles were invented over a century ago by Sir John Merschin, son of astronomer Sep William Herschel, claiming a unique lens and color paint history though readability is limited.
An illustrated essay humorously analyzes skiing culture from the Panhandle to national mags. It explains basics from sliding on level terrain to slalom, uphill climbs, and fashioning self talk, while lampooning equipment jargon and ski resorts.
Constance Corby, heiress to wealth, torn by love as Bret Hardesty declares devotion. Katie Blynn, Eloise, and Connie clash over honesty and identity while a secret romance blooms atop a hill. Eloise apologizes as Connie forgives and moves toward a future with Bret.
The column advises avoiding a heavy noon meal to prevent afternoon drowsiness. A light lunch with salad, soup and crackers, or crackers and milk is sufficient. If hungry, choose fruit juice or buttermilk and apples. Stay active in the afternoon by not overeating at lunch.
The page lists five quiz facts: Harold Grange dubbed the Gal loping Ghost. Alfred the Great titled Father of His Country. Charles Stratton known as Tom Thumb. elephants life span estimated at 150 to 200 years. Austria declared war on Serbia on July 28, 1914 with Germans invading France and Russians invading Germany by August 2.
Tarran advances through a tense confrontation with Amazons as warriors circle stone huts. Zuli mocks the arrival while Tarman remains undeterred and curious, hoping for a dramatic outcome in the confrontation. The scene sets a perilous, adventurous atmosphere with armed guardians and shifting loyalties.
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