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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1938
Page
14
Miss Cleo Irene Holland of Harlingen Texas praises Gly-Cas for ending years of indigestion gas and bloating. She says the remedy regulated her bowels and kidneys improved her sleep and strength and made eating enjoyable again. Fox Drug Co. and local druggists sell Gly-Cas.
Read them and reap. 1936 Chevrolet Coach with 18,000 miles priced at 425 dollars and 1937 Plymouth four door sedan at 8645 dollars. Also 1926 Plymouth four door sedan 445 dollars and Ford Deluxe Touring priced at 445. Chevrolet Coach 8175, 1933 Pontiac Coupe 517, others at 457, 417, 275, 197 dollars.
Hollywood report details Kay Francis as a sly spy in her final picture with Boris Karloff and George Brent as leading men. It notes her private fortune, Zanuck’s star bets, and a flurry of casting moves for upcoming productions across studios.
Washington May 26 U P A U P report says new car administration interference in Democratic primaries and coercion accusations race across the party. Roosevelt aides face criticism as Indiana California Florida and Kentucky cases show pressure to back New Deal candidates and punish dissenters.
The Santa Fe records April operating income of $190,733, down $717,863 from April 1937. Gross for the system was $10,861,480, a drop of $2,656,768 or 19.65 percent from 1937, while operating expenses fell $1,992,691 or 17.47 percent to $9,410,805.
HOLLYWOOD May 26 Fred MacMurray amiable film actor had a black eye today. He said he was hit accidentally when a newsboy tossed a paper at a doorstep. NUGGETS BUY SUBSCRIPTION YREKA Cal UP C L Barnum of Walker has returned to early bartering methods. When he wanted his subscription to the Siskiyou News renewed he mailed three small gold nuggets worth about 325 dollars and asked they be applied to his subscription.
The passage notes a sequence after The Great Waltz focusing on Dramatic School shaped by her own experiences while chasing a drama career. It highlights personal struggle and ambition as she works toward stardom in the theater.
The former Kaiser's grandson Prince Louis Ferdinand of Prussia arrives in the United States with his bride Kira former Grand Duchess of Russia for a noted honeymoon. The couple, aged 30 and famed for varied talents, previously studied under Ford engineers and plan a wider life in Germany.
London May 26 The hands off Spain committee explored a new approach to curb foreign participation in the civil war as the British led nonintervention group met amid heavy aerial bombardment killing and injuring hundreds in towns and cities. Observers saw in the talks potential turning points in the crisis.
James J. Hines a longtime Tammany Hall power and ally of the Dutch Schultz gang faces a $500 to $1,000 weekly payoff allegation in a $100 million policy lottery racket. Dewey accuses rackets and politics ties while Pecora sets bail at $20,000. Hines arrives from Long Beach with $15,000 cash, pleads political motive charges as he is booked.
In Marlin, Texas, May 25 a store owner Hugh McCall at Eloisa fought off a robbery attempt by a Black assailant. The thief fired three shots, one striking McCall and costing him the tip of his nose, but the attempt failed and McCall saved his money.
Kansas City May 26 Sally Rand says her heart isn t in fan dances and she hopes to quit before the next snow flies Her aims include moving theater work to spoken drama joining the American Federation of Actors council and aiding Spanish Loyalists She adds the labor movement needs college youth to lift it from greed and lust for power Norse Valhalla is described with 540 entrances each wide for 800 men
A large midnight crowd at the Capitol roars over Frankenstein praised as the year’s most thrilling and dramatic film. The Universal Company’s production, featuring the famous monster and the scientist’s obsessive ambition, unfolds with shocking power and danger. Frankenstein plays Friday and Saturday.
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