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Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1937

Page

3

Smoking Rule Persists at First National Bank of New York

Leon Fraser confirms the bank will keep the rule banning smoking during banking hours for officers and staff, a tradition dating to George F. Baker. The bank imposes no extra restrictions on officers beyond those for clerks, and informal rules prohibit swearing and risqué jokes in the lobby.

New York First National Bank Fortune Leon Fraser First National Bank of New York Fraser George F. Baker First National Manhattan

Quiet hunt for first editions of boys series at Library of Congress

V Valta Parma, curator of the Library of Congress rare book room, is pursuing first editions of a boys' book series that drew many children to neglect arithmetic a generation ago. His work helps build a section on children’s reading taste through centuries and aims to prepare a notable new display.

V. Valta Parma Library of Congress Harry Castleman Parma

Benton murals in Missouri capitol draw fire as social history

Editorial argues Thomas Benton’s completed Jefferson City murals depict everyday Missouri life. Critics say the canvas lacks revered figures. Benton defends the work as social history featuring Frankie and Johnny, Huckleberry Finn, miners, beer makers, city workers, and rural life.

St. Louis Pershing Thomas Benton Benton Missouri Frankie and Johnny Huckleberry Finn James Boys Kansas City

Move to popularize art by Carl Zigrosser at Weyhe Gallery

Carl Zigrosser of Weyhe Gallery New York advocates making fine modern prints available to the public at prices close to books. He notes a democratic shift in culture as prints reach homes, cites a 63 page Covici Priede pamphlet, and cites American Artists Group members selling at 2 75 each while hand proofs remain in reach.

Carl Zigrosser Weyhe Gallery New York Long Zigrosser Durer

Second Daily Reducing Diet Plan Description

Outlines a reducing diet with meals for breakfast luncheon and dinner. Breakfast includes orange cereal toast egg bacon and coffee. Luncheon features fresh fruit salad bread butter and tea. Dinner offers tomato juice beef cauliflower carrots peas watercress and pineapple water ice with water and unsweetened beverages.

Mit

Skating Rink on Every Roof Proposed by Engineers

In New York the American Society of Heating and Ventilating Engineers unveiled a project for a flat roof that can become a skating rink in winter and a wading pool in summer. Lieut. Col. W C Danielson said water on roofs extends life, reduces leaks, cools in summer, and insulates in winter. Trials occurred at Hershey Pennsylvania and Milwaukee department store.

New York American Society of Heating and Ventilating Engineers W. C. Danielson Hershey Company Hershey Milwaukee Danielson

Engineers tout water insulated flat roofs with pools for cooling

The speaker notes expenses shrink in both instances and predicts future homes will use flat roofs with two to three inch water pools as insulation. Engineers say sloped roofs arose from material expansion and contraction, but modern materials last longer underwater, reducing need for slope.

Burglar Robs The Wayside for Tiny Radio

A burglar breaks into The Wayside in Concord Massachusetts, once Nathaniel Hawthorne's home, but steals only a small radio. Priceless manuscripts and other relics remain untouched.

Concord Mass U.P Nathaniel Hawthorne

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