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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1938
Page
15
A reminiscence column notes a fishing trip with Dad, thanks a contributor, and cheers a JCD back to school dance. Amarillo event coverage lists couples, escorts, and names among attendees, with a tease about those leaving for college or moving away.
Mrs. A Banks of Montreal and Dr A Hearn of Cape Town were reunited in Montreal for the first time in 34 years. Banks left England as a child for Canada 34 years ago leaving her 8 year old brother who grew up in South Africa where he practices as a doctor in Cape Town.
In the old Dueling Oaks near New Orleans high school students practice fencing with rubber buttoned tips. The sessions occur daily when weather permits. rain ends classes.
A list of horizontal and vertical crossword clues titled French Prima Donna includes entries for a contemporary French singer and various general terms such as danger region and emmissary. The puzzle blends names with common nouns across ten by ten style hints.
Jack Arnold, born in Washington DC, left school at 15 to join a stock company. He later acted on Broadway in a self written skit and joined the Lighthouse Players, a troupe with blind artists. He appeared on Mortasco.Marge radio, moved to California in 1936 for a screen test, and remains active. He sports a small mustache shaved before each role and enjoys surfing.
A narrator and Hugo discuss chasing a lead for a story. Hugo plans a nocturnal excursion to the Caves des Musettes, a dubious main road dive frequented by fishermen and shady patrons, to gather material for the author.
The Amarillo Globe notes references to inscriptions of kings from Babylon over a 2000 year span. It highlights findings about Assyrian, Cassite, Babylonian Hammurabi era, and the first Semitic empire in Saragon, with some corrections by later researchers. It also reports that in five cities Minneapolis Kansas City Denver Seattle and San Francisco residential building costs exceed 1926 29 boom levels.
University of Chicago scholar Dr Waldo H Dubberstein says Nabunaid the last king of a Babylonian empire 2500 years ago initiated a kingdom wide building program that spurred early archaeological interest. Records uncovered by modern scholars are cited in support.
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