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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1937
Page
4
A mosaic of columns and notices discusses sun safety for Amarillo residents with advice on shading, hydration, and moderation at outdoor activities like golf and fishing. The piece contrasts lighter seasonal tones with social commentary on public figures and currents of the era. It also includes a political column noting reflections on financial titans and remarks by diplomats amid the era’s world tensions.
The article alleges Vice President Garner clashed with President Roosevelt over labor and relief, claiming Roosevelt privately spanked him on two occasions. It notes Garner planned a brief Texas visit to Uvalde and discusses his secret backing of Byrnes and potential Senate leadership maneuvers amid conservative opposition to reform and nomination control.
Coral Crandall and David Crandall defend themselves as suspicion falls on their secret marriage and alleged sale of a chemical process. Donna Allen and Hoyt Marquis are drawn into the case, with Maxwell and President Norton weighing questions of guilt and motive. Coral pleads for a chance to prove innocence and confront Donna directly.
New York writer Bud Kelland rises to wealth after a difficult period. The article notes his fame from Mr Deeds Goes To Town, his wry wit at the Dutch Treat luncheon, and his Midland roots and theatre world ties. It also references Harry Wills and Ward Morehouse in passing. The piece ends with a dramatic lab theft scene fragment from a serialized novel, signaling a continued page 8 continuation.
A crossword style list presents Across clues for a sea goddess figure and assorted terms, with Down clues covering items from aviation to geography. Several entries hint at mythic beings and common words, forming a themed word puzzle with varied lengths and references.
The article discusses tuberculosis as a universal threat tied to poverty and malnutrition and argues that despite medical advances the disease requires generations of effort. It notes declines in death rates due to better nutrition, hygiene, and worker protections while highlighting crowded urban living as a barrier to preventing child infection.
A column advocates more funding for sandlot baseball diamonds to aid youth development through outdoor recreation, teamwork, and fair play while noting low serious risk. It cites Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig as examples of team success over individual stars. The piece also mentions showcasing canes in Easter parades and profiles figures from theatre and music, including Caruso and Guy Lombardo, with a brief poem and copyright note.
In a Thornton Burgess bedtime tale set near Neighbor Andrews farm, Farmer Brown's Boy exposes Rat involvement in henhouse losses. By revealing a dead Rat and a recovered chicken, Reddy Fox is exonerated and Rat activity confirmed, prompting Mr Andrews to concede Foxes in the Old Pasture.
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