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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1938
Page
2
The Amarillo Globe, a daily and Sunday paper, offers mail subscriptions across Texas, Oklahoma, and New Mexico with monthly and yearly options. Special delivery is provided if copies are not received by 6 PM, and The Globe emphasizes its independent Democratic stance and impartial news.
News Behind the News by Paul Mallon surveys growing irritation with the national labor relations board from AFL leaders to Perkins. It notes delays in key cases, debate over Wakefield Smith's reappointment, and hints at a broader unease within the New Deal coalition.
European observers report diminishing war danger due to British rearming and diplomatic moves against the Italo German axis, plus Czechoslovakia's mobilization. They note Japan's failed rapid conquest in China as a cautionary example, and warn that a spark could still ignite broader conflict.
Charles B. Driscoll recalls Peter Shanley of the Seven Shanleys, once central to New York cafe life, now host and floor manager at the Commodore Hotel bar. The piece also notes other social figures and anecdotes from the era, including Jack Wildberg and Mary and the Hughes flight preparations, with reflections on Prohibition era shifts and urban change.
Answers to Cranium Crackers on Page 1. Dr Griedl described as a former Nazi leader tied to a German spy inquiry. An arpeggio is the rapid succession of tones in a musical chord. Nero referenced as a subject. Rockne born in Norway and moved to the country at age five.
Blur Ankrom under an alias takes work at the Raft T ranch and clashes with boss Mose Hackett while sheriff Ratchford hints at looming gun smoke trouble. Ankrom learns of Trone’s beef losses and the old feud with the Rafter T and nearby crews including Claydell, Bandera, and Kelton Dean’s kin, hinting at a dangerous convergence.
Courthouse records show several warranty deeds in 1938 detailing transfers from Paul Phillips to J L Keevil, L A Smith, Mattie Morris, Robt Her, Joe Parr to Geo W Bennett, and others with stated prices and block lot references. Car registrations list Chev Plains Chev Co and Ford Truck among entries, plus Buick Coupe and Int Truck. A novelty note reports a pig in Bryantville that climbs, then gets sold to a Hanson resident amid local wit.
An advice snippet from 1938 urges drivers to perform simple exercises during highway trips to prevent leg cramps. It describes two movements: one mimicking a dip with hands against the car and chin toward the vehicle, and another toe-rise drill with heels off the ground.
Fragmentary lines describe Donald Duck and Tarzan in a tense chase as captors beat a character named Brooks during a brief respite before more blows fall, leaving an emaciated figure in the aftermath.
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