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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1937
Page
2
The Amarillo Globe argues federal relief should taper and private employment rise. It notes labor shortages across trades, difficulty hiring maids and laborers, and warns relief funds may flow from Amarillo if continued elsewhere. The piece calls for ending relief projects to push job creation locally.
Aide to public safety cites rising auto deaths, 8500 in three months, up 26 percent from last year. Criticizes democratic driving rights, dangerous drivers, and liquor-gasoline mix. Calls for tighter road rules, speed controls, and safer vehicles.
Washington analyzes a potential White House strategy to push the Social Security Act through upon Senate support, noting shifts in battle lines depending on Roosevelt’s resolve and Senate votes. The piece weighs possible court expansion moves and the political dynamics as rosters and timelines loom.
Sybil Hendry discovers murder at her uncle John Hendry’s home and Joan Barrett, fearing pursuit and disgrace, flees seven miles to Burlington. The narrative follows Joan’s panic, the looming danger of arrest for a crime she may not have committed, and the intertwined fears of Sybil, Bob Andrews, and Dorothy Starks as the mystery deepens.
New York May 19 The changing world shifts social theater from the Diamond Horse Shoe to radio broadcasts. Major Bowes and Rudy Vallee draw first rows, with eight to ten week reservations for prime seats. Six theaters host programs as skaters captivate Rockefeller Plaza, while broadcasters fear jargon slips and lingering embarrassment.
An article discusses halitosis as a distressing condition with multiple causes including teeth, dentures, infections, and intestinal factors. It urges regular dental exams, thorough brushing, clean dentures, medical evaluation for infections, and cautions against relying on mouthwash as a cure.
Teeter the Sandpiper performs a constant escape routine as predators stalk from air, land, and water. Redwing the Blackbird notices Teeter's swimming surprise, while Sharpshin the Hawk and Snapper the Turtle threaten from above and below. Teeter evades each attack, illustrating Old Mother Nature's own security lesson.
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