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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1937
Page
3
The Amarillo Globe remarks on garage fire coverage and the dangers of “fire engine chasers” amid a July 1, 1937 incident. It argues thrill seeking motorists impede emergency response and risk lives, urging restraint and focus on prompt ambulance access.
A new coalition in Congress challenges the Roosevelt program with a liberal Senate bloc led by Black Barkley Schwellenbach Minton and La Follette and a Texas liberal House wing led by Maverick. Regular leaders Bankhead Rayburn and O'Connor face revolt amid shifting committee loyalties and funding pressures.
A nostalgic New York feature recalls Papa Moneta’s Italian restaurant on Mulberry Street. The space is plain yet clean with family in sight and patrons mainly lawyers judges bankers and scientists including Einstein. The piece also comments on pipe smoking in dining rooms and changes in restaurant manners over time.
ALA communication asks War Department to reroute Gen Stephen W. Kearny’s march from Port Bent to Port Bent over Raton Pass toward Santa Fe. The plan aims to reposition the route to improve access for the Kearny expedition in the Southwest.
Stuart Blake heads into the rugged Superstition range chasing the elusive Dutch mine once owned by Jacob Walz. He finds Weaver’s Needle, uncovers desert perils, loses his horse, and battles thirst as mirages rise and danger tightens. Carolee Colter’s saga threads through his peril and promise.
A playful horizontal and vertical crossword clues list featuring romantic themes and assorted terms. Across items include Roman goddess of love and related words, while down clues cover everyday objects, animals, and abstract concepts, forming a varied puzzle grid.
In Burgess tale Lightfoot the Deer grows new antlers and avoids Mrs Lightfoot while a hunting hound chase erupts. Heat drains Lightfoot’s strength and he weighs fighting with vulnerable antlers against fleeing to safety as dogs pursue. The scene ends with Lightfoot’s caution as the chase unfolds and Mrs Lightfoot’s flight may determine her fate.
A resort vacation idealizes leisure with meals prepared for you and children amusement provided. The piece warns against overeating and urges moderation and light activity like golf, swimming, or walking to avoid dieting later. It emphasizes enjoying the break without letting appetite dictate hotel dining.
The heart is an involuntary muscle that never rests until death. It begins functioning before birth and relies on coronary arteries for nourishment. Heart valves regulate blood flow, and issues with these arteries can cause sudden death.
At a prune breakfast in San Jose the California Chiropractors Association suggested renaming the prune to Petite Pomme Noir d Amour or Little Black Apple of Love. Local growers think Pom would suffice if a name change is deemed necessary.
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