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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1938
Page
4
The Globe lists carrier and mail rates for Amarillo readers and offers special delivery if a copy is late. It declares impartial journalism and discusses juvenile crime labeling, citizenship fees, and a wartime tone with a shipper’s plea for rifles.
Washington analysis kicks off with Senator Harrison challenging Roosevelt's tax take and explains how capital gains would be taxed under the new law. Experts say savings for small gains exist but large profits face high surtaxes, with treasury lawyers wary of deflationary effects and F.B.I. scrutiny following German-linked activities.
Charles B. Driscoll recalls New York scenes of June 10 including idle Manhattan crowds, an antiwar Friends parade, and a look at the Cameo cinema red propaganda center. He notes Ogden Nash in Hollywood and a Harlem World plant idle after Pulitzers sale.
In Big Sandy Montor Wilson Tingley, the high school valedictorian, kept a perfect A average in every subject for four years. The United States splits into seven regional districts, each under a regional supervisor who oversees all Bureau of Air Commerce duties in that district.
Asey Mayo investigates Marina Lorne’s murder on Cape Cod amid a burning barn and vanished ambergris. Suspects include Pam Frye and Tim Frye as clues point to a hidden stash and a scheming figure driving the pursuit. The plot centers on a left handed blow and a tangled web of affairs.
Asey plans a sea hunt to locate troopers Brigham and the others amid a tangled web of injuries, vandalism, and evasive alibis. Tim Carr accompanies, while hospital and roadhouse scenes escalate the pursuit for truth and justice.
A camping trip demands caution with water and food. Boil drinking water in isolated areas as even clear springs may be contaminated. Favor simple camp meals and buy fresh supplies along the way to avoid storage bulk.
London report says F W Jacquemin of Wolverhampton lay in the desecrated sarcophagus of Bindon Abbey’s last abbot at Wool Dorset. It is claimed the ancient tomb curses him with violent death within a year. The sarcophagus is linked to Tess of the D Urbervilles as a literary motif and several who defied the curse perished in accidents.
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