Amarillo Globe News 1937 Front Page Highlights
The Amarillo Globe News reports on international fascist plots tied to hidden arsenals in France with German and Italian weapons, and notes the rising Japanese victory in China including Shanghai and Nanking. Also covered: NLRB mediation averting a Goodyear strike in Akron and a farmer's strong year while Henry A. Wallace comments on alcohol availability.
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France
National Labor Relations Board
Akron
NLRB
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co
National Guard
James P. Miller
China
Tokio
Shanghai
Nanking
Lehman May Run For Wagner Seat In Senate Race
Washington notes say New York Governor Herbert A. Lehman may challenge Senator Robert F. Wagner for his seat next year. The report conflicts with Lehman's 1936 campaign stance and follows tense ties with President Roosevelt amid debate on New Deal policy and economic gloom on Capitol Hill.
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Washington
Herbert A. Lehman
New York
Robert F. Wagner
Roosevelt
Lehman
Congress
Pear
Capitol Hill
Wall Street
Fixes Servant Problem Up Fixes Servant Problem Up
New York 1937 column in the voice of Arnold Bennett describes a house keeping service with trained maids a supervisor weekly checkups and a lighter lifestyle. The piece weaves literary comment travel recollections and social quirks with humorous reflections on celebrities and English culture.
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O. O. McIntyre
New York
Arnold Bennett
Robert Montgomery
Leslie Howard
Patsy Kelly
George M. Cohan
Ben Riley
Jack Dempsey
Browne
Punch
Lead as an accumulator theory challenged by Cincinnati study
Public Health Association item notes lead in gasoline and insecticides, with University of Cincinnati researchers disputing the idea of lifelong lead buildup. They report an average daily lead intake of about 0.025 milligrams and equal excretion, arguing poisoning is unlikely if intake remains under a danger threshold.
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Cincinnati—Public Health Association
Robert A Kehoe
Jacob Cholak
Donald M. Hubbard
Robert R. McNary
University of Cincinnati
Cincinnati
Lost Kingdom Chapter X Opens Hidden Defiance Castle
In Chapter X ex explorer Dr. Robert Barry and his partner Honey Bee pursue a secret in Defiance Castle. Honey Bee betrays lingering resentment while Barry and she enter a cliff cave chamber filled with carved symbols. A forged rock opening teases a hidden chamber as Barry hammers at the triangle fault in the wall.
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Bob
Honey Bee
Mary Melissa
Holliman
Hades Jones
Miss Lane
Robert Wilson Barry
Tomb Hidden in Cliff Dwelling Dungeon
Bob and Honey Bee descend a rock tunnel in a cliff dwelling and discover a wall tomb with a shrunken body. Their hopes for an entrance fade to intrigue as Bob contemplates photos and deeper study. A strong air draft suggests an entrance tunnel may still exist. To Be Continued.
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Honey Bee
Bob
Gymnasiums Rising in Popularity Across Workplaces
The article notes a growing trend of employer fitness programs and in house gymnasiums to boost efficiency and reduce sickness. It cites New York City as an example where a large company offers free exercise instruction to employees, signaling health as an investment in productivity.
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New York City
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
College Head Defends Fraternities as Asset
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute president Dr William Otis Hotchkiss defends fraternities as essential to college life. He says he believes in fraternities because they offer benefits not easily achieved otherwise. He cautions new classes that four years of college life bring the fastest personal change.
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Troy, N. Y
William Otis Hotchkiss
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Hotchkiss
Tarzan and Brown Glide Toward Temple Enclosure
In a dramatic scene a giant white winged parachute carries Ona Wash Tubbs while Tarzan and Brown descend toward a temple enclosure. A derelict plane dives, levels, and races across a canyon before swinging up in a tall apex.
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Tarzan
Brown
Tallapin
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