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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1937
Page
2
The piece argues education is more than diplomas and book learning. It says most graduates only gain a background for further learning, with real education arising from combining schooling, life experience, and the discipline of work. It emphasizes that true education blends mental, physical, and spiritual growth across schooling levels.
A young tadpole named Taddy lives in the Smiling Pool among many siblings learning to survive. He grows from a newly hatched mouthless fry to a water-swimming tadpole, dodging fish and a water beetle while revealing how tadpoles differ from toads and their parents. The tale blends natural observation with early 20th century science on amphibian development and illness treatment.
A Cleveland reporter surveys Ohio liquor regulations after repeal finding enforcement lax and neighborhoods nearby churches and schools allow bars to flourish. Night spots turn rowdy, hostess racket grows, and youths access liquor as regulators hand control to politicians. He warns reformers failed to monitor details.
Background of the U S steel dispute unfolds with Myron Taylor and John L Lewis. Report emphasizes Morgan influence, Taylor’s independent probe, and negotiations shaping a collective bargaining agreement amid production pressure and strike risk.
Dorothy Starke uncovers an old San Francisco clue implicating Charles Norton in a murder. Bob Andrews recalls he and Norton were in New York the night of the crime, tying Joan Barrett and John Hendry into a tangled love and power saga surrounding mining investments and social rivalries.
A piece blends sport health tips with a continuing fiction thread. Dorothy hunts for Joan Barrett in New York City by checking rooms for rent, tracing ads, and following a police case tied to John Ware Hendry, while time runs thin and fear grows.
A New York diary piece recounts shuttling from wedding receptions to meetings with writers and editors, notes on London life, and celebrity sightings. It highlights Ted Healy, Sheila Barrett, Alice Brady, and Jacob Ruppert, plus tributes to Gene Buck and Joseph Tumulty. It also mentions London coronation buzz, Larry Adler, Joe Fejer prominences, and cultural touches from Broadway to Hollywood.
Akron Ohio May 24 Ivan Button 21 accidentally shot himself in the right leg with a 92 caliber rifle His first thought was to keep his parents from worrying With helper Clarence Workman he removed the bullet with a razor blade Two weeks later infection set in Doctors nearly had to amputate the leg
The clue grid lists Horizontal and Vertical entries for a Russian diplomat themed crossword. Answers include common terms for states, actions, and objects, with hints pointing to names, places, and everyday items in a dense magazine style puzzle.
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