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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1938
Page
5
The Globe reports on Cleveland hunger amid relief cuts, a sitdown strike in city hall, and a farm job offer for relief clients at one dollar a day with no takers. The piece condemns jokes about the desperate and urges kindness as essential to life and fair play.
Analysts note Congress backs pump priming to revive the economy as New Dealers recount past cycles from 1929 to 1937 and warn that current private investment remains weak while government spending fluctuates, with experts urging renewed capital investment to avert further government intervention.
A 1938 reminiscence notes private seaborne entertainments in port ended with Prohibition. Security tightens as liners seal bars and charge sightseers a Seamen's Fund fee. The Norman Die dinner aboard, with many officials present, illustrates restrained waterfront life and careful credential checks.
A lopsided fragment hints at Tarzan of the Apes and a hidden danger. The voice notes a revolver hammer and acute ears that would pick up signals unseen by ordinary men.
A Pasadena student admits stealing a camera from the California Shows of Technology and sends the pawn receipt to school officials to minimize conscience guilt. The act shows a rare attempt to balance wrongdoing with restitution.
Cape Cod detective Asey Maro investigates Marina Lorne's murder linked to a mural dispute and Ambergris hoard. Suspect Pam Frye vanishes after stashing $50 000 in ambergris while ties unfold with Tim Carr and Roddy Strutt. Peggy Boone worries as Emma Goldman appears with a dog in the woods.
In a tense moment Peg Boone calls out for Emma and others as the pair patrol with a leashed cat. Asey laughs and Mrs Carr rushes in, describing a frightened Emma amid a town-wide missing person concern.
Emma the cat, Peg Boone, and Asey Mayo witness a blazing old octagon barn near the Octagon House. With the town fire truck out and phones down, they debate actions as animals flee the inferno and the house itself may catch fire.
The trooper reports Shorty and O Malley missing as rioting erupts in town. Asey orders the car to search for Hanson and summons fire trucks from other towns while assuring the trooper he can lead and outrank Hanson in an honorary way.
The note lists five corrections: Sum is wrong. product is the result of multiplication. The union of spectrum colors yields white not black. The quotation uses the word a before gentle as in as the gentle rain from heaven. Capital should be capital. The muses are nine, not seven.
The article urges men to switch to light colored fabrics like linen and cotton for summer comfort. It notes dark colors absorb more heat and wool blocks air, while porous materials promote airflow and evaporation of sweat.
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