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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1939
Page
8
A health notice warns against flies and mosquitoes as summer pests found citywide. It urges repairing screens, covering food, sanitizing garbage, and removing stagnant water, with druggist guidance on safe chemicals to kill larvae and eggs.
The piece argues there is no universal truth in any ideology and warns against framing science as aligned with politics. It cites Mendel against Marxism, notes scientific truth evolves, and cites Voltaire on truth beyond nations and dogma. It stresses totalitarianism cannot govern truth in the long run.
In chapter titled The Law Steps In, a confrontation erupts as Diffenderfer orders out Bill. William Steele resists bouncers Harry and Joe, trading blows with both, while police arrive to quell the melee at the freak show venue.
Patrolmen O'Mahoney and colleagues escort William through Diffenderfer's after a brawl involving James Diffenderfer's theater crowd. Diffenderfer seeks charges while William protests he was provoked, as bystanders and freaks watch the confrontation unfold.
A Connecticut boy, Alfred C. Gilbert, crafts simple magic apparatus in a barn then markets by mail. He expands to New Haven, wins over department stores, and learns that saving money sparks his rise to a leading toy manufacturer. The banker notes that the key asset is the ability to save. Begin today.
James Byron Roden filed a declaration to wed as his fourth wife. The marriage clerk appeared puzzled until a reconstruction of Roden’s marital history found no legal obstacle to the arrangement.
The Amarillo Globe News publication note shows founding date February 20 1924 and post office entry on the same day. It lists presidents and publishers Gene Howe and John McCarty, Associated Press rights, contact numbers, and subscription rates for daily and Sunday delivery by carrier or mail with advance payment options.
A Chicago area chow dog named Ace survived after being struck by a car thanks to a donor dog blood transfusion. Neighbors organized a home bridge party selling half dollar tickets to fund the care, with prize winners receiving dog treats. Ace is back home, vigorous and recovering.
Washington notes describe President Roosevelt proposing an open ended $3 billion public works scheme funded outside the budget and debt limit. The piece argues it mirrors a broader shift toward self liquidating federal finance, tying to Berle and Eccles while alarming lawmakers wary of expanding federal power over money and credit.
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