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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1937
Page
4
City officials push to eliminate all right turns on red and stop buttons, arguing buttons cause speeding and poor driving habits. Editorials from John Golden and Neville Chamberlain quoted, reflecting broad views on theater, China, and politics.
Washington watchers expect upheaval as Herbert J. Crane leaves the Federal Power Commission and Irvin Stewart departs the Federal Communications Commission. The may be replaced by lawmakers or political appointees amid criticism of the PCC and FCC performance and lobbying pressure from factions seeking steady government jobs.
Coral Crandall and David Armstrong confront Donna Allen over a stolen lab formula. Professor Bendorff deflects as Maxwell calls for calm, while Coral reveals the evidence from her handbag to prove Donna’s deceit and confront the mounting crisis.
Famed male operatic singer appears in a themed crossword style set of clues with terms ranging from musical fame to measures, animals, and objects. The puzzle lists horizontal and vertical entries with references to music figures, weights, and common nouns.
New York writer reflects on Lindbergh grief and Robins choir as night fades to dawn over Pocantico Hills. He muses on Inverness fashion, mufflers, and comic catalog of cultural icons while noting cat shop woes and a father who stages a surprise for his son in Chicago.
Professor Maxwell declares belief in Coral Crandall and David’s innocence while Bendorff remains skeptical. Donna Allen asserts the paper transfer occurred by force, forcing President Norton to intervene in the library scene as tensions rise and a new page allegedly turns.
Advice on safe travel routines urges drivers to balance road mileage with rest, meals, and hygiene. Do not chase long distance records. pace daily travel, allow time for sleep, routine meals, and occasional breaks to stretch and enjoy scenery. Traveling for pleasure hinges on self care.
The article outlines four tubercle germs described by Koch, noting cattle and human forms. It explains cattle TB can infect humans, especially children, and that milk from infected cows spread bone and joint TB in kids. Denmark’s program tests all cattle with tuberculin and separates positives from negatives.
A personal reminiscence recalls a birthday morning surprise with a small pinto pony hitched in front of a father's hotel. The pony’s “heaves” gave the moment comic gravity as a memorable life event and a childhood milestone.
Farmer Brown's Boy watches at night as Rats enter the henyard while Reddy Fox moves in from the Old Pasture. The tale explores belief versus evidence in attributing poultry theft to foxes and the cautious stance toward foxes being misunderstood allies.
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