Amarillo Globe Page Eight Briefs
Short item summaries drawn from the Amarillo Globe on page eight. Compact notices cover local events, small notices, or brief updates with minimal detail.
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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1938
Page
4
Short item summaries drawn from the Amarillo Globe on page eight. Compact notices cover local events, small notices, or brief updates with minimal detail.
A New York state judge allowed a woman juror to crochet during trial to aid thinking. The cartoonish idea sparks talk of equal behavior rules in court while jurists and attorneys comment on courtroom conduct and the value of focus. Harry Clifton reflects on poker losses and litigation.
Fresh Philippine Commonwealth laws reach Congress, including bans on cockfighting at polling sites and a poll tax repeal. Other acts limit campaign spending, bar appointive officials from running on government time, and require ballots to carry thumb marks. Also funded are schools and folklore projects, with rat control taxes and professional fee brackets.
New York June 8 Bryant Park in the heart of Midtown offers shade and calm as plane trees flourish near the Public Library. Readers populate benches with open air library books and foreign language papers, while a Chattanooga reader and an elderly local exchange memories amid park folk.
Asey Mayo investigates Marina Lorne's murder on Cape Cod as Pam Frye and Tim Carr seek safety after a barn fire. Ambergris worth 50 600 dollars, hidden in a coal bin and moved to the barn, becomes the central clue while Tim, Roddy Strutt, and others face mounting tensions and a shuttered night.
After Cumming's pills wore off he saw the barn ruins and wished for insurance or even ten dollars to ease the mess. Asey doubts his own expressions as Goose Burns and Pam discuss the missing ambergris and the strange tension grows in town.
In Quanomet, Pam and Asey discuss the ambergris found by Pam’s father and the barn fire while suspects circle. Cummings notes public distraction and police scrutiny as reporters chase the latest scandal and a ser pen t is planned to be spotted after the riot and roadster crash.
In the campaign against disease carrying insects constant vigilance is vital. Mosquitoes and houseflies persist in hot weather. keep doors and windows screened disinfect garbage receptacles burn or bury rubbish and drain stagnant water. Protect rain barrels and avoid standing containers. City and country dwellers alike must stay alert.
Riddle about a flag before it was raised and lowered to half mast. A figure counts from ground to top of pole with distances described as feet plus three feet of one foot.
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