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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1937
Page
2
A longtime Amarillo business reader praises the city, noting open people and pleasant climate. He says Amarillo’s size suits the Plains, dust and costs are offset by advantages, and expresses happiness living in the area.
Nobel laureate Robert A. Millikan drew German protest after asserting that today’s world repeats an old movement toward irrationality and unscientific superstition. The Nazi paper Voelkiader Reobachter condemned the remark as tactless, while noting Millikan’s rare public distinction.
Treasury tax dodger list rumored to include famous yacht incorporator and publisher. Political maneuvering in Senate leadership shows Byrnes backing Robinson for court, with Roosevelt opposing. Garner backs Byrnes as leaders clash, Barkley likely next floor leader if Robinson joins the bench.
Coral reveals she is married to David Armstrong to Hoyt Marquis, and anticipates his anger. Donna reports Hoyt lied about a hotel breakfast and exists as a looming threat over Coral and her father. Coral weighs Hoyt’s plan to ruin her father and vows she and David will cope.
A crossword style listing presents clues labeled VERTICAL and HORIZONTAL for a Japanese statesman. The puzzle defines terms such as boundary eighth ounce and prophet, with answers mapping to common English words.
The column notes Gus Edwards has found fresh success with a coast radio program featuring his School Days theme. It recalls Edwards guiding stars like George Jessel and Eddie Cantor while a late career comeback adds optimism for vaudeville alumni awaiting future work.
Donna warns Coral of a possible plan by Hoyt linked to an old debt owed by Hoyt’s father, suggesting pressure to influence Coral’s marriage. Coral seeks truth, fearing ruin of her happiness while Donna denies intent yet hints at dangerous schemes. dialogue ends with a continued note.
A McNaught Syndicate piece urges careful adult supervision of children's outdoor play to prevent overexertion. It notes that while energy is abundant, balance is essential to avoid fatigue and ensure restful nights, appetites, and robust physical growth.
The piece reviews tuberculosis as a major killer in the United States, noting 80,000 annual deaths and shifting mortality rates from 1910 to 1932. It compares lung TB with extrapulmonary TB, contrasts with heart disease and cancer, and highlights the high impact on ages 15 to 60 and a projected seven to eight million deaths unless action is taken.
The writer recalls meeting John Drinkwater on his last visit at Fannie Hurst’s house. The conversation touches on death with several others, noting Drinkwater’s remark that poets should go out in their sleep and mentioning his own recent passing. The piece also contains gossip and quirky observations about radio, Lum and Abner, and local figures Judy Ann and Zeke Canova.
In a quiet farm setting, Farmer Brown's Boy debates whether Reddy Fox or Mrs. Reddy caused a rash of dead chickens as neighbors report fox sightings. He investigates holes near the henhouse, evidence like chicken feathers, and a gray rat, considering a weasel unlikely, and seeks to determine the culprit.
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