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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1938
Page
10
A White Plains judge bans hats in the jury box during a damage suit, demanding serious jury service. The action, praised as sensible, sparks reflection on conduct, fashion, and civic duty amid remarks from notable figures about responsibility and public life.
Washington debates press freedom as Roosevelt era officials press back against radio time buyers and columnists. Rumors swirl about conscription blanks and humane retirements for army animals, with Congress weighing bills to retire or end the use of military mules.
Charles B. Driscoll recounts lessons from advance pay woes and a parade of notable figures. He notes Dorothy Thompson’s drawing power, Pat O'Malley’s air travel network, Pearl Buck’s misread audience, and pipe smoking as a social glue among actors, editors, and manufacturers while recalling St. Paul Daily News’ passing and Oscar Strobel’s fortune tale.
Two professional safe crackers from Diebold appeared in New Philadelphia to open the county treasurer's vault with deputy sheriff Geib and journalists watching. The vault refused to yield due to old bolts and a stubborn door handle under scrutiny.
Asey Mayo investigates Marina Lorne’s murder linked to a mural dispute and a specter of ambergris treasure. Suspect Tim Carr and sister Pam Frye trail a $50,000 ambergris find while Roddy Strutt offers a reward and a deliberate crash fuels the case. Mayo threads through a tight local group near Octagon House.
Asey, hired by Pam Frye to putty windows, clashes with police blocking work at a house. He argues the job, dumps loam for a room, and surveys a strange octagonal layout while a parrot and Emma Goldman appear in the scene.
In 191c observers noted meteors forming part of Halley’s comet train that remained behind as the comet moved away. Each solar approach sheds more trail material, never to be recovered, and Earth’s passage through these particles causes radiant flashes that burn out in our atmosphere.
The piece lists five trivia corrections: Collects misquote改, Rosa Bonheur painted The Horse Fair, conductor Toscanini first name Arturo, Benedict Arnold betrayed his country, and the van is the leading unit, not the last in formation.
The article promotes sun worship with caution, advising very short initial sun exposure and gradual increases. It warns against overexposure, noting sunburn risks and symptoms like nausea and fever, and emphasizes sun treatments in small doses for safety.
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