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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1937
Page
2
The Amarillo City Commission plans to ban right turns on red lights after widespread abuse of the privilege. Drivers seldom stopped at red to yield to pedestrians, leading officials to revoke the ease of turning, hoping to restore traffic safety and order in Amarillo.
Report recounts Dr Townsend seeking $5 million in promissory notes from followers, SEC ruling that notes over $100,000 require registration, Townsend clubs planning a third national convention at the Powhatan Hotel. It notes gifts replacing loans, club dues questions, and anecdotes about Justice McReynolds and Van DeVanter with farm life reminiscences.
Patricia Monteray, secretaries to actor Don Monteray, plans to reveal the truth about her supposed marriage. Rosie Akers sues for alleged injustice as attorney Bradlovich presses the case, but Pats intervenes with a looming room confrontation and a note ready to settle.
This word puzzle lists horizontal and vertical clues covering topics from geography to mythology, including coats of arms, birds, acids, pigments, and numbers. It references entities like South American nations, capitals, and cultural terms while embedding many cryptic cross-connecting definitions.
A 1937 McNaught Syndicate piece tours grim midtown dime-a-dance halls with seedy doormen, pajama-clad girls, and a crepuscular atmosphere. The article reflects on drifting performers from prairie towns, fading glamour, and a vanished era, alongside snippets about missing artist Clyde Von Mauri and a Boston journalist's father. It also notes Wilmington Delaware’s top hotel and New York’s planned 480-room rival with high-tech comforts and steep rates.
Miss Pauline Bell, deputy county clerk, notes a mild start to June licenses with 13 issued in six days and five on a banner Saturday. The county office opened Sunday once to issue a license as anticipation grows for a larger mid month rush. Additionally, Minnesota emergency stations distributed more than 28 tons of feed this winter to support 5,000 pheasants and other game birds.
A 1937 McNaught Syndicate piece promotes camping as a healthy, inexpensive family vacation. It urges planning, packing only essentials, using a small first aid kit, and boiling water. It notes tent life can aid chronic insomnia and digestive issues, with farms nearby providing fresh produce and a regular schedule for meals and rest.
A British surgeon linked undulant fever to milk from infected goats in Malta. In 1905, 61 goats aboard a steamer to the United States produced milk drunk by 23 crew, with 13 missing and 9 of the remaining 10 developing the disease. Incubation is 12 to 21 days, and misdiagnosis as typhoid or influenza occurs. Blood tests confirm infection. prevention relies on understanding transmission.
In a 1937 Burgess story, Taddy the Toad is paralyzed by fear when Jimmy Skunk corners him in Farmer Brown's garden. Flip the Terrier disrupts the threat, illustrating how fear can protect and ultimately save a life amid predator danger.
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