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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1937
Page
2
Amarillo faces a stalemate as senior and junior chamber groups quarrel over a 30000 dollar budget share with 15 percent overhead debated. The city also gains a municipal airport lease and private-plane repair site boosting growth while zoning changes proceed under strict legal adherence and protest considerations.
A $500000 breach of promise suit by Peggy Garcia against Dave Rubinoff ends with the action discontinued. The trial judge invites the district attorney to review the case to see if any illegal activity or public nuisance exists. The piece argues for banning breach of promise suits as a curb on legalized shake-downs.
Washington sources sketch a forthcoming administration wage and hour bill to Congress within a month. A federal board would set wage floors with likely duties for the National Labor Relations Board and include a remodeled NRA concept backed by Perkins and Richberg.
Daphne Brett, a young New York advertising executive, rents her deceased father’s Connecticut estate Brett Hall and arrives with sister Jennifer and Tucker Ainsley. She hopes to outmaneuver Jennifer for Larry Smith, the handsome architect, as their competitive dynamic unfolds amid family surroundings and new feelings.
Daphne felt she had known something as Stes 3 and 3 at one Ty tea and Larry poured cocktails for himself and Tuck with a fragmentary hint of more on page 5.
Hollywood observer notes the volatile atmosphere at MGM due to big stars and tempers. Clark Gable’s dramatic Parnell death scene is filmed with funeral dirges, ending in a chorus gag that breaks the crew into laughter.
Sherman Billingsley, famed New York club impresario, rises from Enid Oklahoma real estate to build a modern nightlife empire. He rents a ten year lease at $8000 yearly, runs a private gym and one-chair barber shop, and profits from hat checking at $20000 a year cash in advance. The era’s club scene, eateries, and the era’s entertainers frame this portrait of a cosmopolitan, gregarious host amid Broadway’s fast life.
Miss Lindsay snaps that she wears dresses to unsettle women rather than please men. The quoted exchange reflects attitudes on fashion and gender expectations in a 1937 cultural context.
A witty note suggests a woman clears her wardrobe in spring as a sign of spring fever and that cure lies in buying something new and gay in fashion.
A list of crossword style clues covering national symbols and country specifics. Includes entries for US states and broad terms such as eagle nest berets and roles like Reich dictator, with clues for both horizontal and vertical placements.
In Thornton Burgess tale The Nibblers debate leaving the barn for the old house. Concerns include food variety, traps, and Black Pussy Cat. Mrs. Nibbler urges a move for safety, and the family relocates that night to the house.
Squirrels chewed five holes in a telephone cable covering between Woodbury and Bethlehem, allowing moisture to short circuit the wires and disrupt service for two days. The antimony alloy coating was damaged, causing the outage and prompt repairs.
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