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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1938
Page
5
The Amarillo Globe argues against bombing civilians and identifies the real enemy as militarists who justify war. It warns against letting indignation fuel anti allied sentiment and calls for denouncing militarist philosophy rather than nations. The piece cites Mrs. Della T. Blake and Rep. William B. Bankhead as voices on liberty.
New York June 17 recalls vivid scenes of city life and public figures. The author chats with Grover Whalen at the World’s Fair and notes Whalen’s enthusiasm, humor, and views on fair exhibits. A light look at police horse care and sugar issues follows, with tidbits on Deac Parker Aylesworth and C M Fitch.
In a county race, Jones led by four votes on page one. When both voters shifted to Jones, he gained two more while Brown lost two votes and his party support cooled. The result reflects changing voter momentum and party machinery issues.
Mr. Chalsk, a student from UM-Chester, is believed to be Silver after his coat snagged on a car door as he ran from a street car into a line of autos. He was dragged about 15 yards before the vehicle stopped, suffering shoulder injuries and a possible fractured skull.
Asey Mayo investigates Marina Lorne homicide amid a mural dispute in Quanomet. Pam Frye, Marina’s sister, is suspected of the left handed knife blow. Ambergris theft and a deliberate plane crash surface as key clues. The cast includes Tim Carr, Jack Lorne, Roddy Strutt, Peggy Boone, and others connected to a hijacking plot.
Elliott fears the Quanomet mural provokes anger and possible crime after Marina’s murder. He considers removal but must wait for tempers to cool, while Asey notes vandalism and threats tied to Roddy Strutt and local figures. The plot continues as officials weigh action and funding shifts.
AP Science Editor explains that many nations pick flowers as emblems though war uses more weapons. Scotland favors the thistle for its historic defense against Danes, and legends tie the thistle to Robert Bruce. England Persia favor roses. India and Egypt choose the lotus. Wales bears the leek and Spain the pomegranate with wartime ties.
Asey leaves the hospital as Elliott the Congressman hurries up to discuss the Quanomet affair. Elliott laments political woes and recalls his feeble committee status after multiple operations, while Asey questions his role in the mural issue and the post office actions.
Bicycle riding offers strong benefits for hips thighs shoulders and back and suits all ages. It emphasizes safety: ride on parks or country lanes, obey traffic rules, avoid stunt riding, keep hands on bars and avoid extra riders, use lights at night, and never ride behind moving vehicles.
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