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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1937
Page
5
Child training expert Olive Barton counsels mothers on baby dress from birth to three months and beyond. She warns against overlayering, notes infant fears of confinement, and suggests loose neck and wrist space, soft slips, light nightgowns, and swaddling when needed.
Harris County grand jury was expected to investigate reports that junk dealers employed boys to steal scrap iron from railroad cars. A dealer was fined 299.80 on four counts of contributing to the delinquency of minors, and a 13 year old testified a gang of boys used wheelbarrows to move loot from flat cars to a junk yard.
Puzzle fills with clues for a horizontal and vertical crossword about a Kentucky senator and related terms. Includes references to Greek gods, numbers, and various household and linguistic hints, forming a themed set of crossword entries across and down.
Mrs Gladys Hardison of Phoenix says Van-Tage eased lifelong kidney and digestion problems caused by gas bloating after two bottles. The ad claims 21 herbs and other ingredients cleanse bowels relieve stomach pressure and invigorate kidneys. Fox Drug Co. 6th and Polk promotes the remedy.
Delegates at the United States Building and Loan League convention heard a call for a sound middle ground of government activity. Martin Bodfish of Chicago, league executive vice president and Northwestern economics professor, urged balancing government obligations with citizen needs.
Chicago hairdressers unveil a fall and winter coiffure revue. Golden glitter dominates the color palette as blondes reclaim the spotlight this season.
Courthouse records list several warranty deeds with buyers and prices such as Kinkead to W Yates for 350 and J H Rockwell to P F Powell for 1000. Vehicle registrations include Buick coupe Terry Thompson Jr and Oldsmobile sedan R E Morrow. Marriage licenses shown for W S Nelson with Vivienne English and Whitson West with Annie Koons. A Pensacola high of 71.9 degrees on December 28.
In a Brooklyn Bayview building, sergeant Dolan questions tenants about a scream and a murder. Mrs Downey recalls hearing a heavy male runner after the victim fell, while Miss Downey and Miss Downey’s mother offer limited details. The case advances as interviews reveal possible clues and timelines.
H V Robertson and Company promotes 910 accountants and auditors tax counselors with contact at 2 2038 Oliver Eakle Building offering auditing and tax services to clients.
A federal district grand jury in Abilene was expected to finish its work today after indictments were returned yesterday against 49 individuals in 37 liquor cases. Most charges allege violations of liquor tax and internal revenue laws.
DENISON Oct 7 The Texas Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and its auxiliary will hold their next meeting in Houston. George E. Tones of Houston was named chairman of the brotherhood and Mrs Mary Hilton of Denison was re elected for a tenth year as auxiliary chairwoman.
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