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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1937
Page
2
An Amarillo Globe feature discusses twilight driving ethics as John Jones and James Smith dispute night visibility. The piece urges turning on parking lights at dusk to help others see you, highlighting shared road safety in low light.
The Madrid conflict demonstrates airplanes alone cannot win a war, but a modern air force often breaks ground and decides battles. Basques held out until rebel airpower, aided by hedge-hop bombing and ground support, pushed them to Bilbao and exposed weather as a limiter. The Guadalajara campaign confirmed air superiority as pivotal when ground forces are evenly matched, signaling aviation as the rising factor in strategic warfare.
Washington hosts a spread of consumer cooperative efforts led by New Dealers and government staff. Groups include Rochdale Restaurant Inc and Washington Consumers Club with hundreds of members, several co op groceries, a co op fashion shop, and multiple housing and credit unions. Government agencies such as Rural Electrification Administration, WPA, TVA, and the Bureau of Labor Statistics back co ops with research, credit facilities, and information services.
Patricia Warren, secretary and wife to Don Monteray, conceives a daring plan to win his attention by attending a masquerade ball in disguise. She endures a toneless, drab persona while Don remains absorbed in his play, prompting inner longing and a dangerous temptation to reveal her true self.
A piece extols boys camps as a source of self reliance discipline and healthy social growth. It argues camp life offers regular structure, responsibility, and communal activities that turn chores into enjoyable tasks, benefiting sturdy and frail children alike during summer breaks.
New York June 2 Milton Berle, famed for defying Broadway boos, rose from fill in act to head liner and star of radio and film. The piece notes his shy off stage nature, bold onstage persona, and rapid ascent through cabarets and Hollywood roles, likening him to George M. Cohan in boldness.
Mrs. Katherine Richards, house dean of Brooklyn Navy Yard and wife of the commander, preserves battle worn flags dating to 1756 using a method her mother patented 35 years ago. She works in a Brooklyn studio continuing a long family craft.
A misty white dress with silver accents and rhinestone details frames a glamorous woman. She wonders if Don will find her lovely, keeping the focus on his approval as the scene ends with a cliffhanger.
A reader submitted crossword style list with numbered clues across and down including entries for sea eagle flatfish and coat of arms related terms. The puzzle mixes definitions with hints and partial phrases as a thematic word play.
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