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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1938
Page
2
A Globe News digest item notes Springfield Illinois celebrated Chicken Dinner Day to honor chicken industry work. The author jokes about a national hero chicken and hints at a larger search for a unifying civic symbol amid a civic celebration and religious quotes.
Thurman Arnold, new assistant attorney general, plans harsher post indictment actions. He and Attorney General Cummings push for corporate cleanups before dismissing indictments, signaling tighter supervision of industrial and financial conduct. The Ford, Chrysler, GM probe alleges dealer coercion, exclusive financing, inflated charges, and finance company control.
Frank Case of the Algonquin hotels is noted for catering to school teachers and maintaining a staff of educators at his 44th Street property. Buddy the Seeing Eye dog, who aided Morris Frank and remarkable for leading the blind, is buried quietly on Seeing Eye grounds. The piece also notes New York theater worries over federally subsidized companies and recalls various figures in crime and public life.
Asey Mayo investigates Marina Lorne's murder on Cape Cod amid a mural feud, vanished ambergris, and a family tangled with the Fryes and Strutts. Tim Carr and Pam Frye are central suspects as the trail points to a knife stab between nine thirty and ten thirty last night.
Asey and Pam Frye confront a nighttime escape as Asey vows to recover ambergris. Pam slips out over a porch railing using Marina’s old maple escape, revealing a tense moment before further action unfolds.
Asey and Pam uncover injuries at the Lorne residence after a brutal assault. Aaron Frye reveals the ambergris was moved to the barn from the coal bin, as Tim and guards race to understand who attacked Father and why.
In New Orleans Tom the cat belonging to Nick and Mrs. Gentilich at a Vieux Carre bar was distressed by his reflection in a dirty mirror. He was fed a shrimp to cheer him and began cleaning the bar with his right paw whenever a shrimp was offered. He even polishes windows at times.
A puzzle solution describes two parallel lines four inches apart with a center connection and a perpendicular line. It explains teeter points resting at the center and shows how any length line placed between ground and upper line touches the far end. It notes the height equals seven feet if drawn to scale.
If you are overweight, don't let this summer go by without making a sincere effort to shed pounds. A light reducing diet with green vegetables and fresh fruit is advised. Avoid gravies sauces oily dressings and rich desserts. Outdoor activities like walking swimming and golf are encouraged. Organize a hiking club to add friendly competition. Diet and exercise are the safe reducing measures.
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