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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1937
Page
2
A 1937 Amarillo Globe feature warns of "midnight specials" on Polk Street and other main roads. It describes drivers who bid reckless speed as late shifts end, highlighting the danger to pedestrians and children and urging safer behavior.
The item speculates Solicitor General Stanley Reed to replace Willis Van Devanter on the Supreme Court with Sam Bratton of Albuquerque suggested as potential nominee. It notes Reed's history defending New Deal laws and Bratton's background as a former liberal senator from New Mexico and current federal judge.
Opinion column by O McIntyre surveys radio stars and celebrities including Rudy Vallee and Dorothy Parker, noting vacation ideas, celebrity gossip, and social elites. It cites Dorothy Thompson's high earnings, Vanderbilt family connections, and Kelland’s son Horace amid a critique of gossip culture and urban salons.
In Patch Grove Wisconsin the long serving mayor Mrs Ewart Humphrey is described as the town’s go to person for births squabbles and even calming domestic disputes. She has just celebrated her 65th wedding anniversary and works with county boards and a service organization.
Judith Irving suspects her husband Philip is involved with Marta Rogers after a phone confession. She plots to keep him close while planning his apologies and contemplates the fate of their strained marriage. Bruce Knight, Judith’s old classmate and friend, appears as a quiet counterpoint amid her mounting tensions.
In Thornton W. Bedtime Story a frightened baby bear is lost in the Green Forest as Tufty the Canada Lynx and Yowler the Bobcat quarrel over him. Their confrontation ends suddenly when a mysterious cue signals danger, and the cub slips unseen.
The article advocates a balanced sugar intake noting its energy value and cautions against overuse. It suggests choosing fresh fruit or dried fruits to satisfy sweet desires, while emphasizing meat vegetables and fruit as core meal elements. It also includes a children’s story excerpt about a cub and bear, and a railroad fact about Feypt.
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