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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1938
Page
4
An editorial discusses the ongoing debate over state controlled medicine. It notes low income families lack access to care and outlines concerns from the American Medical Association about preserving quality and innovation. The AMA calls for local medical societies to assess needs and propose affordable solutions without socialized systems.
Washington dispatch notes President Roosevelt positions himself as keynote figure in discussions with major industrial leaders including Alfred P. Sloan General Motors Ernest Weir National Steel M W Clement Pennsylvania Railroad Lewis Brown Johns Manville Colby Cheater General Foods and Donald Ribbers The tone suggests a fragile détente as business leaders fear antimonopoly pushes while Roosevelt touts dominance and optimism for a New Deal aligned path.
McINTYRE notes a shift from the low paid basement janitor to the well paid, polished apartment superintendant earning up to 8000 dollars yearly with on site living quarters. The piece sketches the role as a mayoral position requiring mechanical, plumbing, carpentry and diplomatic skills and cites social trends among newlyweds and college men.
Rochester doctors Yeager and Riades report that normal brains show symmetrical, orderly electrical waves while disordered brains produce irregular wild waves. The study links wild waves to conditions such as parkinsonism, postencephalitis, Huntington's chorea, traumatic psychosis, arterioacerois senility, dementia, brain tumors, and insulin coma in schizophrenics.
Radio and screen open doors to good music as Maytime becomes a romance icon through the Sigmund Romberg operetta and the film star duo Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy. The piece demonstrates how background stories and performances by Esther Hart and Amaryllo's orchestra broaden public taste for classical works like Haydn's London Symphony and Schubert melodies on radio programs.
Connie Corby plans to flee Bret Hardesty and her vast fortune after disclosing her true identity. Eloise urges messages of love, but Connie decides to depart at once, hoping Bret will forgive or forget as she vanishes into the night toward an uncertain future.
A compact list covers five trivia items: peanut relation to beans, Mt Lassen as sole active US volcano, Lincoln address reaction, civil death as loss of civil rights, and average egg weight about 23 to 25 ounces for a dozen eggs.
London report says a small twin engine British plane on the market can be converted in half an hour to a five passenger aircraft a freighter or an air ambulance.
Artie McGovern advises middle aged readers on diminishing a bay window bulge caused by weak abdominal muscles. He suggests the Daily Dozen routine plus a tougher leg raise exercise performed on a table, with ten repetitions and alternating leg swings, copyright 1938.
Exposition officials study reuse of grounds after closing. Aquacade house may host Cleveland Symphony Orchestra concerts next summer, Horticultural building could become a restaurant, Bridge of the Presidents kept as lakefront access, and Hall of Progress Hall of Varied Industries and Administration to host 1939 World Poultry Congress. Other structures to be demolished.
In a tense scene a cruel exchange erupts as Woors taunts Tarcen and Mora one promises protection while the evil magician denounces the Kaji and orders guards to seize the prisoners. The confrontation hints at a looming clash of powers and betrayal.
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