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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1937
Page
2
The speaker compares biblical virgins and Boy Scouts to Amarillo citizens, urging preparedness for voting and poll tax payments in 1937. The sermon notes the last day to pay poll taxes is in four days and calls on residents to “get that lamp filled.”
New York writer C. O. McIntyre notes Vincent Youmans’ health revival after a Colorado retreat and Europe tour. The piece weaves memories of Broadway creators and Manhattan vignettes, praising Youmans and other cultural figures while capturing a 1937 urban mood.
In a winter hush Yowler the Bobcat claws at a beaver house roof driven by hunger. Paddy and Mrs. Paddy with their young beavers stay inside warm and fed while Yowler gnaws at mud and roof to reach the scent of the meal above. Later he qets a hare, ending the starvation threat.
The piece argues that Chicago funds athletics from the university budget rather than treating football as the program’s profit center. It notes years of deficits, a de-emphasized football stance, and the university’s stance to cover athletic costs like other departments while avoiding reliance on a profitable gridiron team.
In Washington the Byrd Roosevelt clash centers on government reorganization and RFC extension. Byrd seeks broader savings and a stronger hand, while Roosevelt wants limited changes. Historical background shows Byrd's rise, control of Virginia politics, and past bids that shaped his conservative stance against New Deal policies.
Paul Ferrone, former King of Northumbia now private citizen Ardath Richmond and their circle drift through resort life seeking purpose. In Gailport he confronts a city that has forgotten him while awaiting King Joseph The marching regiment and cheers revive old memories but reveal his fading influence as he watches from the war memorial.
Hollywood grapples with an emerging heliophobia trend as stars fear sunlight amid a wave of celebrity illnesses. William Wyler dominates gossip as Jean Harlow Katharine Hepburn Edwina Booth are noted as sun sensitive. Shirley Temple receives a pony from Joseph Schenck as studio life buzzes.
Advice for middle aged readers to avoid obesity by balancing calorie intake with daily activity. Encourages regular exercise, substituting fruits and vegetables for high starch and fat foods, and maintaining energy balance rather than overeating.
A mixed set of crossword style clues labeled horizontal and vertical with numbers and brief definitions covering politics music nature and everyday objects. No narrative, just a puzzle clue catalog ready for solving.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Hargrove sue for 401 weeks of damages totaling 9 dollars weekly for injuries to Mrs. Hargrove when a box she sat on collapsed at Troy Laundry on August 13 1936. They accuse Texas Employers Insurance Association of refusing to pay.
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