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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1938
Page
10
A feature on the Charlie McCarthy foil Mortimer the rival, Bergen’s showmanship shifts, and a brief Hollywood notebook item. Also mentions Sacred Heart Altar Society party, Northern Wisconsin resorts, and campus club dances.
A booklet presenting opinions of renowned doctors on whether epilepsy is inherited and if it can be cured. Free to readers who write to the Educational Division at 551 Fifth Avenue, New York.
Community notes list out of town visitors for weddings and events. Guests include Mary Montgomery and niece Margaret Baer from Denver, and Mr. and Mrs. Gowdy with relatives from Denver and Pomona Calif. Also, aviation and beauty service ads appear amid local notices and a youth radio broadcast by the Lehman children.
A fragmented OCR style list mixing clues for a crossword like puzzle with vertical and horizontal entries. It mentions a European statesman likely president of Czechoslovakia and lists numerous cryptic definitions such as bear like animal code of laws baking dish and other common crossword terms.
Asey and Peg discuss a chaotic scene with fires breaking out at a stage and tents near the clam flats. unrest spurred by locals and possibly to be met by Hanson and police. The crowd reportedly revels in the danger while the fire engine is tipped over amid rumors of National Guard involvement.
Plains cattleman Charley Ellis announced his candidacy for Potter County animal and hide inspector. He previously served as deputy inspector under the late Uncle Bob Haley, who died in a grade crossing accident. Ellis stresses his lifelong industry experience and his time in charge when Haley was ill, urging livestock owners to support him on July 23.
Mayor David R. Bain of Pairview complains that a village dance custom of whistling to signal partner changes disrupts his two step. He calls for elimination of the whistle as dancers switch partners during events.
A youth returned to his father's ranch in Moore County on Sunday following a week with his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. O. E. McDowell of 1010 Madison Street, and Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Stone of 1502 Fillmore Street.
In Sacramento, California, platinum emerges as a by product of gold dredging in Shasta, signaling new material value and potential mining implications for the region.
Charles V. Averill district state mining engineer notes a dredge in Trinity counties yields about one ounce of gold for every 20 ounces of ore. The finding highlights ongoing placer mining activity and efficiency in the region.
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