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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1937
Page
3
Publication notice and clerical details for The Amarillo Globe Newspaper. Includes publishing dates, addresses, publisher names, Associated Press status, and subscription and delivery service notes. The piece appears as a dated front matter entry with administrative information.
The Globe highlights growing supervised play for boys and girls in the Panhandle. Girl Scouts camps near Amarillo begin in June as outdoor activities expand to foster health citizenship and character in the rising generation.
An Amarillo office man argues that callers should identify themselves and leave a number. He notes many people call without disclosing who they are or when they will be available, and urges clear instructions for when a contact is unavailable. The piece extols telephone usefulness while advocating courtesy.
Germany protests over Goettingen bicentenary celebrations as universities resist due to Naz dictatorship opposition. Critics link refusals to join the event with threats to free scholarship and international academic fellowship, questioning participation by English and American universities.
A Cleveland prophet who spoke on February 4, 1936, claimed to predict major events including the Morro Castle disaster Huey Long and the Pickford-Pairbanks divorce. He adds two new prophecies Hitler would die before 1997 and Hauptmann would not be executed.
A lorgent article notes Congress inactivity while discussing Nye’s 1971 election expenditures act. It outlines proposed limits on campaign spending, committee hearings, and potential penalties, with references to historic figures and political battles shaping reform efforts.
Bob Andrews arrives in New York after learning from Sybil Hendry that police suspect Joan Barrett and reveals his plan to clear her name. In California, fans, reporters, and police swarm the little white cottage once a shrine to joy, now a carnival of scrutiny.
Police discuss motives and possible suspects as Bob Andrews confronts new evidence. Inspector Kennedy shows a photo linking Joan Barrett to a San Francisco murder case while probing Hendry's death and Barrett’s sudden disappearance.
A nostalgic New York column by O. C. McIntyre reflects on changing times and figures from Irving Berlin to Ann Pennington. It recalls famed venues, social types, and park Avenue traffic patterns, noting Park Avenue at 57th as the city’s busiest rush hour corner.
Four Teeter the Spotted Sandpiper juveniles learn caution from Grandfather Frog as Teeter warns them about the big mouth. A perilous close call follows when a youngster teeters near the Bullfrog, escaping a hungry lunge into the water.
A collage of crossword style clues and partial answers rows labeled horizontal and vertical. The sheet lists numerical entries from 1 to 50 with various word prompts such as Neuter, Portrait statue, Heaven, and God of sky, including entries like This country is a self governing and other geographic and linguistic hints.
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