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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1937
Page
2
The Amarillo Globe argues that extra traffic signals planned by the city commission will not reduce congestion or accidents. It notes drivers often ignore red signals and that many intersections see little traffic, making lights a nuisance rather than a safety measure.
Rome signals a policy shift in Italian naval design from speed and armament to long cruising capacity. Italian warships will be built to operate far from home bases in the Atlantic, suggesting a more offensive posture. The move reflects a broader strategic view that even defensive wars require offensive capability.
University of Berlin professor Friedrich Schoenemann warns that Germany risks losing both war and peace by blanket criticism of American civilization. He urges restraint to foster good will abroad as German press coverage draws American ire. The text also derides press excess and references social uplift ads and sales pitches from a Carrol Parl showman.
Veto on a New York world fair bill is treated as economy but rooted in control politics. The measure lowers funding to 3 million and shifts appointees and salaries to a three cabinet member and seven congressmen commission.
Patricia Warren uses a masquerade to pursue Don Monteray, guiding a flirtatious dance with a masked thief and slyly testing Don's interest. The party scene unfolds in a club ballroom as Pats balances risk and fantasy, planning to unmask and seek more encounters while Rosie questions the mystery guest.
Illustriator E. Simms Campbell is the sole Black artist in leading magazines like Cosmopolitan and Esquire. He paints debonair Black sitters with a Harlem studio life, plans study in Paris and Florence, and earns equal pay with white artists.
The article promotes girls attending summer camps to gain regular habits, outdoor living, and physical energy through wholesome activities. It argues camps provide structured groups helping a girl learn cooperation, reduce spoiled behavior, and build character away from home.
The page presents a themed puzzle with across and down clues. Entries include doctors, animals, directions, measurements, and common words, arranged as a standard crossword style with noted coordinates and answers to previous puzzles.
A young toad named Taddy leaves the Smiling Pool and travels through dangers to reach a garden home in Farmer Brown’s yard. He meets Old Mr. Toad under a board shelter, learns from experiences, and settles, appreciating safety, food, and space.
John Graves is a transport pilot who earned the nickname Chief Flying Beans from Navajo Indians after he dropped food to snowbound natives during a rescue. The story notes his service and the origin of the name in Albuquerque.
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