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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1938
Page
4
The Globe publishes an Independent Democrat view, asserting impartial news and support for what it believes is right beyond party politics. Dated Friday November 4, 1938.
A collection of personal reflections and anecdotes from 1938 including travel notes, social issues, and town memories. The writer comments on blizzards, dog cruelty laws, relief culture, and memories of Hell's Kitchen play, with brief asides about people like Anthony Fokker and Woody Hockaday as well as reflections on everyday life and hobbies.
Fragmentary lines reveal a dramatic exchange involving Jet Mrs. MacDonald and Norman, with Kathleen seeking a decisive callabout an imminent move or decision. The dialogue hints at romance tension and secrets in a tense social moment.
In a hospital ward Kathleen tends Balmy as the doctor and Norman rush to a rescued lad. Balmy congratulates Kathleen for saving them all and whispers the lad’s fate after a devastating fire, while tensions rise as they hurry to reach the boy.
A reflective piece on Helen Menken’s ascent from a deaf mute family background to stage fame and radio success. It highlights how she learned five new words daily, the influence of mentors like John Drew and Victor Herbert, and a call to readers to improve themselves by expanding vocabulary.
The article argues for blending classical and modern music, noting Amarillo’s symphony plans an elaborate Gershwin Rhapsody presentation with a New York soloist and chorus on November 18. It also previews Oklahoma City’s Variations on The St Louis Blues, defending the piece as an American folk portrayal and urging broader modern American approaches over rigid classical constraints.
Washington reports show Agriculture Secretary Wallace tweaks the normal for corn loan calculations to avoid a referendum and favor export and price support. A new lower normal is hinted to enable 57 cent loans, amid broader politics and committee probes.
Dr FOM Mmnetfie of Brons in New York rates a salute to a Bronx philosopher. The piece recalls two years ago at age 80 when Dietrich quit his medical practice and began a two year journey, visiting cousins, traveling from New Semana to Latvia, and playing golf in an international conclave.
In Benigo Australia golfers face fewer crow disruptions after the Fagiehawk Golf Committee allows the crow to defer a ball from an unfavorable position, letting play continue with no penalty. The nation's overseas investments total two hundred seventy-three million dollars across South America and Europe.
Tarzan battles Thome and a knife-wielding pursuer in a tense confrontation. He lifts Lal Tease and hurls him aside, then demands the map to Athair while Thome presses for the Father of Diamonds, insisting he and Tarzan either cooperate or clash.
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