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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1938
Page
8
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Hollywood July 26 Luise Rainer has qualified to take the oath of United States citizenship within 90 days after passing a citizenship exam. The Vienna-born actress, who left Austria for Hollywood three years ago, benefited from marriage to American Clifford Odets, with whom she is divorcing.
Goin on set chaos at the Metro lot as sets are torn down rebuilt and 10 000 extras hired for a Pete Smith short amid wild talk of theater leaders and mischief. Greta Garbo reconsiders roles while Jeanette MacDonald and Nelson Eddy make their fifth film together in modern dress with details of star Rita and Gene Raymond.
Highway 62 now runs from the Texas Oklahoma boundary to Carlsbad New Mexico. The Carlsbad Cavern route is fully paved and will aid North Plains residents by linking to irrigated fruit and vegetable areas and bring Carlsbad closer to northeastern cities for tourism.
The Amarillo Area Council of Boy Scouts will hold its regular Court of Honor Thursday at 8 pm in the Potter County Courthouse District Courtroom. C. A. Clark announces many local Scouts will receive advancement badges. Scouts, parents and friends are urged to attend.
The Panhandle Automobile Club earned a certificate for meritorious service for the first half of 1938. Mrs. W. B. Amacker announced the award from the American Automobile Association national headquarters. The certificate notes substantial membership gains compared to the same period in 1937.
An oil painting of the late President Calvin Coolidge by William McGregor Paxton of Newton Center Mass. has been hung in the Philadelphia Union League and will join the league's Presidents portraits collection.
Severe cases of asthma have responded favorably to treatment with helium. NBC and CBS network listings detail afternoon and evening programs across multiple time blocks, naming hosts, orchestras, and programs including Don Winslow, Nola Day, Gene Richards, Charmers, and various regional interchanges.
Doan’s Pills advertised as a remedy for kidney related backaches and pains. Claims many sufferers find relief as kidneys flush out waste with daily 3 pints of urine and warns of symptoms like swelling, headaches, and fatigue.
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