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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1938
Page
3
In a western serial, Abe Ankrom and Betty clash with Lee Trone's ranch world. Bets, betrayals, and rustling schemes heighten danger as Ankrom grapples with love and a looming range war amid masked villains and a sheriff’s wary gaze.
Charles B. Driscoll presents a portrait of Lawrence Langner and Armina Marshall managing the Westport Country Playhouse as part of the barn circuit, with their daughter Phyllis and other New York figures weaving between rural theater life and city careers. The piece also notes Connecticut art colonies, notable locals like Frazier Hunt, and wartime era curiosities from Radio City to U. S. Steel headquarters.
Rosalie Raymond premiere danseuse appears with Blake Scott in a Traviata opening gypsy dance. The Cincinnati girls ballet, led by Scott, earns praise for polished performances at the Zoo Opera. The piece notes Raymond’s debut on May 10 and praises Scott’s guidance.
Train sickness mirrors seasickness and stems from poor fare choices on crack trains. Favor simple foods like fresh vegetables fruits lean meats eggs and milk and avoid rich sauces spicy pastries. If digestive troubles arise, crackers and milk can help during travel.
Isadore Lubin argues that the wage and hour act does not curb competition but sets rules for fair labor standards. He contends bureaucrats lack direct influence over policy and that government aims to raise social responsibility, not block industry.
A six member and six executive department panel probes monopoly effects on the economy through a nationwide inquiry likely to run through summer and fall. Advocates seek facts to guide regulation while avoiding partisan use or rushed conclusions, citing past debates from Donnelly to Roosevelt and Wilson.
The World Telleram reports Franklin D Roosevelt Jr sent a telegram to close friends from New York stating the birth of his son in Philadelphia. He notes Hadling Frank II crossing the Timah line at 3 PM, Ethel doing well, with Papa Frank signing off.
The Cincinnati Enquirer highlights Amarillo dancer Miss Raymond with two pictures from Traviata. Her debut in the Cincinnati Summer Opera Company drew standing room crowds at the pavilion and Zoo gate, with 500 general admission and 200 reserved seats turned away. She plans to return to Amarillo in the fall.
The page lists five trivia items with concise facts. Mary has fewer than half a million people than John. Woodrow Wilson’s first name is Thomas. The quotation ends with “now that April’s there.” Arthur Bryron is described as a stage and motion picture actor. Fez is the capital of Morocco.
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