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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1938
Page
3
A Globe News editorial discusses Walt Disney as an artist through Snow White and the seven dwarfs, arguing ideas can be real and measuring artistry by emotional impact. It contrasts reality with perception and notes Japan's Olympic stance amid rising tensions.
In a tense scene from Chapter IV, Constance waits in Derek Manthon’s studio as paintings are packed and a young gallery contact arrives with the receipts for the canvases. She anticipates a final chance to say the right thing before Manthon travels to California for a honeymoon. The Thorvalds and Manthon depart with luggage, leaving Constance alone with burning embers and unresolved words.
Constance Meadwell endures heartbreak and legal duty as Derek departs for a flight. She contemplates work to fund meals and laundry with ten dollars, considering a return to the Museum while Derek promises a delayed wedding and future support. Her resolve wavers as she weighs rest against necessity.
Washington reports a new phase in the clash between private electric utilities and public power advocates. Chairman Arthur Morgan of TVA faces charges from rivals while allies and enemies circle Capitol Hill. Morgan’s push against fellow directors Lilienthal and Mor gan contributes to political fire and industry pressure.
A columnist recalls visiting Auburn Prison New York and meeting Warden Brophy who links crime reduction to home church and school character building. Prisoners appear content and hopeful, with Sunday scenes described as college men. The piece contrasts private musings with reflections on human nature and knowledge.
Fort Worth, March 21. Six titles changed hands as the southwestern exposition and fat stock show rodeo closed for 1938. Hugh Bennett of Fort Thomas Arizona won the all round and $1,156 in day and final money for calf roping and steer wrestling. Other champions include Pete Grubb Blackfoot Idaho Rose Davis Breeden Tucson Jens Goodspeed Okehamah Rusty McGinty Plains Ken Roberts Strong City Beryl Mulkey Salmon Chester A Byers Fort Worth Dick Griffith Fort Worth Pauline Nesbitt Nowata Oklahoma.
Courthouse records show transfers including Michigan Realty Co to M N Twaddell for parcel int 14. bisek 5 and Catlin Exe to T C Parks at Alamo Place with $10, plus P M Imp Co mortgages on blocks and lots in Plemons additions. Also a vehicle registration roundup and a backward-capetown note on South African schoolboys.
In Washington on March 21 the United States Chamber of Commerce urged lowering the top surtax for large individuals from 75 percent to 40 percent. The current 75 percent rate applies to net incomes over 5 million dollars annually, per Chamber chairman Harrison.
Artie McGovern advises eye care through simple in-place exercises. Hold a pencil at arm's length and move it toward and away from the nose while following with the eyes, then repeat with both eyes closed briefly. Roll the eyes in large circles, first to the right then left, ten times each, covering one eye while the other moves.
At a luncheon at the American Museum of Natural History, curators derided Disney animated creatures from Snow White for improbable biology. They noted insects wings, deer tongues, turtles on stairs, and snakes’ wriggles as scientifically inaccurate, joking that Disney should have consulted experts first. The remark was tied to general Homer translation mentions by Lang, Chapman, and Pope.
A Mississippi Senate finance committee member proposed lowering the maximum tax rate to 60 percent, signaling a potential tax policy shift. The move aims to cap burdens on businesses and residents while preserving revenue.
Fragmentary report describes a Tarzan led capture scene with Marka the captive tyrant. Vague lines mention Koll wartles and Pte Scans as figures. no clear outcome or date is given.
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