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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1938
Page
7
Quick acting prescription type ingredients in the BC formula claim relief from nerve headaches neuralgia muscular aches simple nervousness and functional pains. Readers are urged to try BC for speedy relief with 10 cent and 25 cent sizes or by the close at fountains.
In a wacky town football scene the amusements editor laments paltry reception while readers savor humor around Pat Humphreys Sandie End and Blazing Bill Thompson. Notes tease Rufe Davis at Paramount, jokes about a Scot and a quarterback, and quirky player quirks from Bill Andrews. The piece ends with radio chatter and a toast to turkey.
Dale Carnegie recalls finding cultivated rhubarb in a park in front of a great cathedral. He notes its transformation from a Missouri farm pie plant to a decorative plant admired beside the cathedral, marveling at its ornamental beauty.
The prose describes a tense discussion about a possible witness or suspect connected to a murder at the Army Post. It weighs whether a nearby woman saw incriminating actions or merely coincidentally appeared near the killer. Details shift between speculation and the need for careful evidence.
A wrapped assailant aided the killer who used a coat as a tool, a balcony sighting forced a plan, and a killer escaped by luck. Adam and Barney search circuits and stairs as shouting erupts below. The scene unfolds in a silent room and upstairs chamber.
Amarillo observers report Dr Morris Benson of Tucumcari downing an eagle about 20 miles south on a ranch using ordinary bird shot. The eagle reportedly had a wingspread of 81 inches. Also a local note lists residents visiting and a missed birthday roundup.
Joe Pratt aged 9 and Peter Pratt aged 11 represent the younger generation. Peter, a sixth grade pupil at Margaret Wills School, is an outstanding scholar who loves chemistry and plant experiments. Joe, in fourth grade, is chairman of the Safety First Club and shares interests in toys, guns, and cowboy adventures. The brothers help their father in raising bantam chickens and quail, with a common project of pheasants, alongside their spaniel Roxie. They are sons of Mr. and Mrs. G. K. Pratt of 710 Sunset Terrace.
House hearing on un American activities faced sharp criticism as the Dies led committee. Ickes called chairman Dies a zany and said the probe was outrageous. Homers Martin to testify, facing potential jail, after threats and counterattack from Ickes.
Colombian minister to Germany Jaime Jaramillo and his chargé d affaires Rafael Rocha Schloss have been recalled. Jaramillo said he would leave for Paris that night and would serve as minister to another country, name not disclosed.
Thomas Willant Gallant of Rushall Suffolk aged 85 surprised reporters by performing a hand-pring on his fourth honeymoon. He had just married the local schoolmistress aged 50 in a joyful ceremony witnessed by press at London.
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