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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1936
Page
4
In a 1936 outlook, The Globe urges readers to ignore propaganda and exercise independent choice. The piece notes America allows voters to select freely after exposure to campaign bullets, contrasting with coercive regimes. It frames voter autonomy as a rare liberty in the world today.
The piece weighs the idea that rising gold production and extra bank reserves may unleash inflation and a global boom. It notes 1930s gold stock growth, devaluations, and expert forecasts from the London Economist about a possible substantial money and credit expansion on a gold base. The article also comments on Dr. C W Hall of the University of Texas promoting marriage education to undergraduates as a vital social institution.
Washington reports the steady drift of Louis R. Glavis from a chief investigator role under Harold L. Ickes. The dispute with Ebert K. Burlew leads Glavis to shift toward Senate campaign expenditure probes and side investigations for the President.
In Paris Coco, aka Coralee Dumont, juggles fame and deception as she helps a nurse and child escape a kidnapping attempt while facing rival Jenny’s anger over lost role. Producer Chardon warns of the cost of Coco’s publicity stunts as the theater world clamor grows.
A six circuit telephone cable completes link between Tasmania and mainland Australia, enabling communication with America Europe and England. Australia issues a commemorative stamp showing Amphitrite and the sea trident to mark the milestone.
The county superintendent Car G. Clifft announced all pupil transfers within and across counties must be completed by August 1. The county board meets August 5 to review protests filed in the superintendent’s office. Transfers to any district within the county are allowed, while intercounty moves require county joining. High school pupils may transfer across districts within county lines. Official transfer blanks are available at the county superintendent’s office.
Thoughts from New York columnist O. O. McIntyre on actors and entertainers. He rails at Mayfair figures such as Harry Bannister and Billy Gaxton while praising General Pershing and Katharine Hepburn. He notes frailties of stage life, publicity stunts, and Coney Island curiosities amid a 1936 cultural snapshot.
Two young Foxes in a distant pasture meet a two legged farm boy whose scent unsettles them. The timid Fox hesitates while the bold sister investigates following a mysterious odor toward the farmyard, recognizing the man as Foxes’ greatest foe.
A late afternoon kitchen scene ends with a burned angel food cake as a coughing intruder disrupts the plan. The speaker describes a crumbling moment and an odd misfortune tied to a cake and a clock.
Puzzle clues describe a concert performer and a set of cross reference hints across vertical and horizontal entries with musical terms and related words.
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