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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1937
Page
2
The Amarillo Globe discusses fingerprinting's value from the New London disaster, arguing universal fingerprint records aid identification of mangled or unknown bodies and help criminal investigations. It counters stigma about youth fingerprints and envisions broad public acceptance.
Martha Brittain and Betty Haynes overspend on a California vacation and get stranded in San Diego. They answer an Airspeed Trailer ad, travel up the coast, pick up hitcher Neal who plans to meet Jack Speddon in Long Beach, but Neal vanishes at the auto camp. Betty’s loyalty is questioned as the mystery unfolds.
Betty and Speddon vanish after last seen at a gas stop as Martha reports the incident to police. A burly man named Sloan arrives at the auto camp door and conversation hints at deeper trouble amid strained relationships and unclear loyalties.
Alfred Vanderbilt notes a deep friendship between Clark Gable and Robert Taylor on the Hollywood lot. He observes their camaraderie despite rivalry for top roles and notes mutual admiration and professional stakes in remaining box office favorites.
Peter Rabbit faces envy over Jumper the Hare who bears a white winter coat. Jumper’s fear of Reddy Fox grows as the fox pursues him, while Peter, hidden near a log, observes the chase and notes his own gray coat helps him stay unseen.
Flint Michigan forms the Flint Community Association in August 1936 to coordinate social service funding and civic efforts. It operates with a 43 member board and a full time staff to study city finances, planning, education, housing, health, and youth issues through the Flint Institute of Research and Planning.
Professor Leon Green, Northwestern and Yale visiting law professor, testifies before the Senate Judiciary Committee supporting the President’s Supreme Court plan. Conservative critics seize on his conflicting views and a subsequent magazine defense of sitdown strikes, highlighting the heated debate over legality and government power in industrial relations.
New Yorker Bernard Gimble is profiled as a fitness devotee who maintains a busy regimen in New York and Miami Beach. The feature notes actors and sportsmen, mentions Gene Tunney and Billy Gaxton, and comments on skiing’s rise, cuisine trends, and social scenes in Park Avenue and Waldorf dining.
A reader's crossword style puzzle lists across and down clues with numbered hints such as coat of arms, bench marks, animals, and measurements, inviting solvers to fill a grid and reveal a final phrase or theme.
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