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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1937
Page
3
The Amarillo Globe reports park chief Chester Fitz calls for armed guards to protect city parks from vandals and unruly youths. It argues Amarillo’s splendid parks are useless to children without play supervisors and police protection, criticizing citizen inaction and urging officials to provide supervision.
Residents urge Public Project No 1 to repair pavements in Amarillo citing bumpy streets like a plowed field and washboard shocks. They claim late fixes waste money and suggest removing dips at crossings to reduce tire wear and fuel costs while noting radio systems judging talent. Reginald Werrenrath is mentioned as a noted concert singer.
Washington debates the Sheppard-Hill War Profits bill amid fears of dictatorship and wartime controls. Senate Military Affairs backs the plan with price and resource powers, while the House trims provisions and exempts newspapers, shaping a tense path between national safety and civil liberties.
In Green Hills Joan Barrett hurries to confront Sybil Hendry as Dorothy urges bold moves. Bob Andrews travels with Norton by eleven ton train while Philip Hendry's San Francisco gossip shifts the personal stakes. Joan vows to reveal the truth before Sybil.
New York essay notes reveal Mah Jong survives in Chinatown with wives clubs and small stakes games. It highlights cultural pride among Chinese Americans, attitudes toward language, and memories of figures like Anna May Wong and Helen Morgan.
In this tale the farmer tracks baby sandpipers near Teeter the Sandpiper's ruse, waits, and finally discovers four downy youngsters. He scoops one up, then observes the others hiding, while Teeter signals the brood to surface. A later scene shows a tiny fledgling swimming with surprising skill.
A humorous column mocks the saying that apples alone prevent illness while praising apples as a nutritious food. It notes dietary benefits of apples, including fiber and vitamins, and suggests apples suit lunches, sauces, and pies but insists they cannot replace medical care or prevent the doctor’s visits.
A historical crossword style listing several clues with numbers 1 through 63 across and down. Items reference ranks, objects, plants, animals, and actions including geographic hints and titles. The page appears as a puzzle solution grid or clue set from a Dominion era publication.
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