Amarillo Globe 1937 notices and masthead, June 29
The Amarillo Globe masthead and publication details for June 29, 1937. Includes founding date, post office status, publishing connections, staff roles, Associated Press note, telephones, subscription rates, delivery service notice, and mail options for Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico. The Globe proclaims itself an independent democratic newspaper.
A Word to the Wise on Ambulance Chasers
The grand jury indicts ambulance chasers in Amarillo and Potter County and urges public cooperation. It warns that curious bystanders delay investigations and endanger lives by crowding scenes. Citizens should restrain themselves and let officers and drivers work unimpeded.
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Amarillo
Potter County
Behind the Scenes in Washington
Analysis of Roosevelt administration aims as Congress negotiates the so called ought bills. Key items include the court plan wages and hours reorganization and Norris regional planning. Compromise on the court plan hinges on adding two justices and faces Senate hurdles.
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Washington
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Capitol Hill
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Roosevelt
Ovida
Justice van Devanter Heath
Senate
OM Teorganization
Sud
Perera
Interstate Commerce
Maritime Federal Power
Federal Communications
Noel Coward Adviser Becomes Play Producer in Surprise Move
John C. Wilson, long a close adviser to Noel Coward, launches a new play Ex cursion after Coward's success with The Vortex. The onetime Wall Street fashion plate and party guest produced the project amid a season noted for limited major hits.
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O. O. McIntyre
New York
John C. Wilson
Wall Street
Noel Coward
Wilson
Coward
Jack
Judgment Awarded 1500 to J H Hunt in Injury Case
A court awarded John H Hunt fifteen hundred dollars in an injury case involving the American Smelting and Refining Company. The judge presided as W Gee oversaw proceedings with involvement from Texas Employers in some phase of the trial. The fragmented filing references additional figures and parties but the core result confirms the $1500 award to Hunt.
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J. H. Hunt
King & Water Cooler
American Smelmuing and Refining Company
John H. Hunt
Jugge W. Gee
Texas
Insoriere Company
Colt Hunt
Founder of Negro Church To Hold Service Here
Bishop C H Mason founder of the Colored Mailness Church of America will arrive in Amarillo Totayo for a service set at the Oneal Church 39 Mindisme Street, Js Langston pastes announced with events starting at 8 PM.
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C H Mason
Colored Mailness Church of America
Amarillo
Totayo
Couple Lost On Horseback In Superstition Wilderness
Stuart Blake and Carolee Colter become disoriented while riding near Superstition Mountain. They fail to navigate by sun and landmarks, endure rough climbs and slick descents, and glimpse a white dot on a cliff that may be home, signaling hope amid growing unease.
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Blake
Carolee
Stuart
Mystery Mountain
Chicago
Tam
American Novelist Clues in a Crossword Style List
A string of numbered clues appears, mixing literary hints with everyday terms. The list includes references to authors, objects, directions, and abstract concepts in a puzzle-like sequence, some with monetary values and vertical indicators, resembling a crossword or cryptic-style compilation.
Snappers and Skunk Shape a Quiet Lesson in Consequences
In a Thornton Burgess bedtime tale the Snapper family lurks in the Smiling Pool, preying on birds and frogs until Mrs. Snapper burrows eggs in Farmer Prown’s field. Jimmy Skunk later raids the nest, ending a potential turtle brood and altering the pool’s balance. The piece closes with a note on the Great Nebula in Andromeda, 900000 light years away.
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Snapper
Mrs. Snapper
Smiling Pool
Farmer Prown
Mr. Toad
Jimmy Skunk
Farmer Pawn
T. W. Burgess
Andromeda
Summer Sailors and Seasickness Advice From a McNaught Syndicate Column
A McNaught Syndicate column offers practical tips to prevent seasickness aboard ships. It advises hosting farewell parties, avoiding fatty foods, staying on deck, wearing smoked glasses, and practicing the sailor's gait to reduce nausea, noting champagne is not preventive.
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McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Pneumothorax Treatment in Tuberculosis Care
The article explains artificial pneumothorax to collapse a lung, hindering disease spread and aiding healing. It notes air or mineral oil injections, diaphragmatic nerve cutting, and patient suitability, with caveats about fluid in the chest or extensive pleurisy. Night schools are noted as US achievements in the mid-1800s.
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