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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1937
Page
4
The Amarillo Globe reports Amarillo's early traffic rules to curb ticket fixing and with judge led enforcement in city hall. It stresses the duty of motorists to obey laws and police to enforce them, noting fines and safer driving as imperative.
The article describes White House efforts to secure Garner's support in a Senate stalemate. It notes talks of a policy trade, opposition to centralized financial control, and clashes over Wage Hour, sitdown strikes, WPA funding, and court bills. It also recalls Robinson's death shaping the administration’s leverage and criticism of Roosevelt for missing the funeral train.
New York critics survey shows cheers and jeers for public figures from Hughes to Mussolini in varied local venues. Bartenders and nightclub culture receive attention as crowds react, with Ted Hannan honored for Gramercy Park service and Greenwich Village columnists noted for residence.
In St Francisville a 90 year old blacksmith Martin Brian fixed a motor rar and drove it around. He built the vehicle after a crash that shattered a plate glass window and then powered it with a washing machine motor capable of 28 miles per hour. The aging craftsman remains a local curiosity as children admire his self made car. Monroe reports note Green County’s long time veterinarian Dr Roan has recently retired after three generations of practice.
Judith Irving, famed in New York society, contends with marital jealousy as she prepares to host at her dressing room while Phil Godfrey Trin plans a private hour with another woman. Marta Rogers taunts Judith’s claimed ownership as she steals Phil away for tea.
Tufty the Lynx and Yowler the Bobcat quarrel over a lost cub while Mother Bear is unseen. Both cousins threaten, bluff, and circle the cub as danger looms, each wary of the other and of Mother Bear's proximity. The tale cues readers to note their tails for identity.
The piece argues that youthfulness comes from regular exercise, sane eating, rest, and recreation, preventing physical and mental stagnation as age approaches. It emphasizes staying active to avoid a drooping appearance and maintains mental sharpness by staying engaged in life.
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