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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1937
Page
2
Amarillo schools have been inspected and deemed safeguarded against gas and explosion risks. A visiting boiler and heating engineer praised local authorities for vigilant safety measures, confirming no dangerous conditions were found and stressing the importance of ongoing caution for pupil safety.
A man in a Los Angeles soldiers home drafts a 50 000 word novel without using the letter E. The feat sparks debate on literary merit versus stunt as he challenges writers to compose without that common vowel.
London reports 27 nations push for World War era restraint on Spain with demand that outsiders such as the United States refrain from joining. The effort seems hindered by foreign troops and weapons already present in Spain, complicating any plan to confine the conflict locally.
A NEA Service report notes that Congress may idle through summer into December as it awaits the Supreme Court battle. Roosevelt seeks rapid votes on court reform, reorganization, and New Deal policies, with hearings slow and many measures renewed or extended to avoid lapse.
Martha Brittain and Betty Haynes pursue a missing partner across California in a de luxe Airspeed trailer adventure. Martha follows a dangerous trail from Long Beach to Carmel Monterey and Del Monte seeking Betty and Gerry Neal while police and a mysterious telegram offer little help.
A column by O O Mintyre blends anecdotes on blackmail costs and high society figures. It recalls Al Smith and Rupinoff exposing extortion in court, notes a $120000 payment over a cordial note, and wanders through Le Carre style portraits of James Farley Dale Carnegie and the Tombs prison factor.
Jumper flees through Green Forest from Reddy Fox and makes a daring leap across the Laughing Brook to safety. Reddy, unable to match the jump, retreats as Jumper reaches the far bank.
A 1937 McNaught Syndicate feature recalls Hollywood legends with anecdotes about Joel McCrea Joan Crawford Charlie Chaplin Al Jolson Greta Garbo Cecil B DeMille Carl Laemmle Sr Sue Carol Mary Pickford and Howard Hughes. The piece tethers memories to vivid scenes from the canyon era and studio life.
A writer compares wearing derby hats to past fashions, noting derbies resemble coffins and feel depressing. He recalls how his wife laughs at his puns and he passes the hat on to a back elevator man, a veteran derby wearer who once took a horse kick scar as a badge.
A crossword style fill list includes clues for across and down entries. It provides various definitions from land measure to celestial and linguistic terms, indicating a themed set for a historical puzzle.
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