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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1937
Page
2
The Amarillo Globe urges residents to donate to the Salvation Army drive for a new brick building costing $9,000, with $5,000 needed after selling the old quarters for about $4,000. The campaign aims to complete in a few days as national relief shifts to local agencies.
Pats pressures Trissy to join a risky plan to leave for Minneapolis with John while Pats becomes Don Monteray's secretary. Trissy toys with marriage for happiness as Pats plots a bold move to secure love and money, hinting at a dramatic continuation.
A column argues that baseball remains inherently combative and rough edged. It notes past brawls between the New York Giants and St Louis Cardinals and suggests the sport’s character includes tobacco chewing and hard edge culture. It mentions urban control devices in St Louis as part of city life.
The Roosevelt administration refuses major compromise on the Supreme Court plan. Rumors swirl about Robinson and Barkley changes in Senate leadership, and about possible resignations and firings as the White House pressures party unity ahead of 1940. The president aims to keep the issue alive to shape the Democratic Party and court balance.
The text extols swimming as an ideal exercise that develops muscles and coordination while promoting deep even breathing. It notes beginners may waste energy but improve with proper supervision, and highlights beaches and lakes as sources of outdoor recreation away from city dust. It also mentions water pollution in busy areas but cites health boards to protect swimmers.
Five graduate nurses from Northwest Texas Hospital were honored at a Jack Hells Ranch picnic hosted by training school alumni. Jon Snider served barbecue while graduates from Priday completed commencement at Central Presbyterian Church. The class includes Miss Ruby Watson Min Tillian Caasticbeery Mince Mertle Turner Miss Audie Hawi and Mrs Booton.
Neysa McMein avoids a new game devised by her husband John Baragwanath and Arthur Samuels called Fun With Food. The playful scene centers on pompous guests, gravy smears, and ice cream wars, amid a wider column on Candid Camera thrills and Broadway gossip.
Jobs for pipefitter helper opened by U S Civil Service Examiners with posts in New Orleans. Applicants must be at least 20 and under 50, have six months experience, and file by June 10 with C M Tyler. Wages range from 40 to 50 cents per hour.
Puzzle clues mix across horizontal and vertical entries with references to airships, gods, Postscript, colors, and common words. The grid includes hints for terms like ocean stream, Jockey, narrator, grief, and various linguistic segments across 54 clues.
A tiny tadpole named Taddy befriends Old Mr Toad at the Smiling Pool. The tale blends a family surprise with safety lessons on hydrophobia and Pasteur treatment, warning against contact with larger frogs and predators like Longlegs the Heron.
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