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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1937
Page
3
The Amarillo Globe notes radio’s rapid growth, highlighting KGNC’s two-year progress. KGNC consolidates stations, installs a taller antenna, joins NBC, and opens a new studio building praised for design and effectiveness.
The piece questions British sportsmanship after the Duke of Windsor abdicated for love and faced church wedding bans and official wrath. It argues the episode shows public punishment of a man who chose happiness, noting the harsh treatment and exclusion surrounding the royal union.
The piece notes a strong year for labor with the Wagner act upheld by the Supreme Court and gains in steel and auto sectors. It warns that aggressive actions like blocking mail trucks rent strikes and vandalism could provoke public backlash and erode labor's progress.
Chairman John Hamilton of the Republican National Committee travels abroad to study European political methods. The plan aims to glean Conservative party tactics in England, with hints of internal liberalization to win back votes while Democrats attack administration policies.
Coral Crandall navigates a tense spring night from a country club cocktail party to a perilous drive home with Hoyt Marquis, who insists on marriage. She fears his rage and a looming confrontation about her secret marriage to David Armstrong and Coral's future with Elton's chemistry professor husband.
A crossword style puzzle lists clues for horizontal and vertical entries including actors, body parts, dyes, rodents, and other items. The grid references such as motion picture star and nobleman appear alongside scattered terms like corrosion, island and physician titles.
New York writer notes, listing familiar figures from stage and society in a breezy stroll through memories. He mentions Sheila Barrett, Adela Rogers St Johns, Basil Rathbone impressions, and other contemporaries while drifting through clubs, The Colony restaurant, and seaside recollections.
Charles H Follansby aged 89, Barre, becomes first local to pass the driving test compulsory at 68 and has owned 48 cars in his lifetime. He has held a license since 1900 and completed 38 transcontinental tours, a fact noted with pride by town residents.
In Dunedin New Zealand S M Muir marks his 91st birthday claiming to have sent the Empire’s first post cards during his 1864 68 stint as secretary of the Dunedin Volunteer Artillery. A separate note reports a Honolulu project to can con the distinctive dish of the Hawaiian Islands.
Do not overestimate your stamina and ignore safety rules when swimming. Never swim after eating, never stay in long, and stay within protected areas guarded by lifeguards to avoid dangerous currents and cramps.
The article explains amebic dysentery spread by fingers food and flies, stressing risk from cooks salad handlers and hotel or restaurant workers with poor hygiene. It notes vegetables in salads are especially risky, flies can contaminate food, and poor sewage and water in some countries worsen prevalence. It urges reporting bowel illnesses and strict personal hygiene for food handlers.
A man quarrels with an unseen foe and strikes out in fury while a spectator notes his behavior. The scene is described by Capwright in 1937. The text also mentions amebic dysentery and how recovered individuals may carry bowel organisms for long periods, posing transmission risk.
In Thornton Burgess Bedtime Story a young toad Taddy finds his cool home under a board in Farmer Brown's garden menaced by Bluffer the adder. Old Mr. Toad lies buried beneath, as the hungry snake lurks unseen while Taddy digs frantically to escape. The tale warns the unseen danger under calm appearances.
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