The Amarillo Globe announces 1937 publication details
The Amarillo Globe, founded in 1924 and published evenings except Sundays, lists staff including Gixth ana Fillmore at its office and leaders Gene Lowe president and publisher John McCarty associate publisher. It outlines Associated Press rights, telephones, and subscription rates for mail and combined News. It notes delivery service and a 1937 publication date lime October 21 1937 and characterizes itself as an independent democratic newspaper.
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Amarillo
Texas
Irda
Globe
News-Globe
MAIL
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Plain People resist new grade school in Lancaster County
In East Lampeter township Lancaster County Amish and other plain people oppose a $125 000 consolidated grade school funded with a $56 000 Public Works Administration grant. They prefer ten one room schools and some families kept children home to husk corn rather than enroll, threatening to seek Supreme Court relief over debt and modernization. This clash highlights enduring frugality and resistance to modern conveniences among the Pennsylvania plain communities.
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Panhandle
Seaboard
New Mexico
Pennsylvania
Germany
Lampeter
Lancaster
Jonathan Zook
Public Works Administration
United States Supreme Court
Boycott Debate Warns Of Double Edged Effect
The columnist argues that boycotts against Japanese goods are not to be taken lightly. Each person must decide whether to abstain, while noting that universal boycotts could harm American and Japanese goodwill and trade. The piece cites Shaw and Hoover as related thoughts.
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Hoycotts
Boyscotts
Rappet
Tf One
Japan
Aager
America
China
Grocery Past and Affectionate Echoes of New York Life
A fragmentary column reflects on enduring shops like a downtown Prince Street grocer open 40 years, a Wall Street bank with open desks, and a fading Empire Theatre. It blends portraits of artists, estates, and quirky notes from Locust Valley to Hastings-on-Hudson, ending with whimsical vignettes and a copyright notice.
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O. O. McIntyre
New York
Prince Street
Speerce's
Long Island
Yacht Gift Sparks A Vacation Dream On Madman's Island
Kay Dearborn inherits a yacht from her uncle Aurora in a twist of fate that upends her plans for a quiet two week stay. Kay and friends Melita and Priscilla toy with a sea escape while questions about running and affording a yacht loom large.
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Melita
Priscilla
Kay
Ora
Ben
Early Years of Filmmaker Arthur Lubin Near Jerome
Arthur Lubin, then directing for Warner Bros, spent his early years near an Indian reservation outside Jerome, Aria, where his father pursued mining interests.
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Arthur Lubin
Warner Bros
Jerome
Aria
Episcopal Head Chosen Presiding Bishop at Cincinnati
The Rt. Rev. Henry St. George Tucker of Virginia was elected presiding bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Church at the triennial convention in Cincinnati, in an event hailed as one of the church’s most important elections.
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Henry St. George Tucker
Virginia
Protestant Episcopal Church
Cincinnati
Billy Mink Seeks Big Trout at Smiling Pool
Billy Mink leaves the Laughing Brook to visit the Smiling Pool hoping for a larger trout. He skims past pools, wary of Jerry Muskrat, and stays focused on fishing rather than diversions as he travels toward the familiar fishing grounds.
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Billy Mink
Laughing Brook
Billy
Smiling Pool
Joe Otter
Laughing
Jerry Muskrat
Jerry
Slim
High Heels Should Be Kept Straight
A health note advises keeping French heels straight to prevent misalignment and ankle injuries. It recommends rubber heels for shock absorption and suggests cobblers add a leather strip to shift weight to the outside of the foot when wear appears on the inside.
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McNaught Syndicate
Ing
Billy Mink Fights for Fish at Smiling Pool
Billy Mink hides near Jerry Muskrat’s house to watch two fishermen, Farmer Brown’s Boy and Sammy the city cousin, arrive at the Smiling Pool. Rattles the Kingfisher taunts Billy, claiming the pool is taken, as Sammy catches fine trout and Billy contemplates the loss of his prey.
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Billy Mink
Farmer Brown
Billy
Sammy
Rattles the Kingfisher
Rattles
Green Forest
Jerry Muskrat
T. W. Burgess
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