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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1937
Page
2
The Amarillo Globe editorial essay urges better housing, citing Wagner Steagall and Bankhead Jones bills and a PWA survey. It notes 30 states have housing laws and outlines a plan for 400 million in federal loans over three years to fund new homes for a million and a half people.
A fragmented Washington piece recalls early New Deal figures like Lew Douglas and Ray Moley, noting tensions over budgets and public works. It cites the Economy Act and debates on debt, with stray quotes and mixed notes on policy and personalities amid 1990s-era reflections.
Charles De Zemler a famed Midtown barber based at Radio City has served stars in New York London Paris and Cairo and appears on the Rudy Vallee program His shop attracts notable clients including Vallee Fred Allen Ed Bell Hill Lowell Thomas and Floyd Gibbons The piece also notes historic barberships and casual notes on ash tray thefts and late night West Street eateries with portraits of Benchley Cagney Beery Kaufman and others in a broad lighthearted column.
A science column by Howard Walakesler discusses naming plankton and the fish food in mud and water. It notes various proposed terms from scientists and etymology such as akros and pelos, tracing origins of a word to describe the upper mud layer.
Judith Howard, engaged to Stephen Fowler, braces for renewed engagement after his arrest in a city hall pipe deal. Virginia Bent warns her, but Judith rushes to Steve to learn truth. At his company offices she finds him bailed, facing questions while she questions her own loyalties.
In a Burgess bedtime tale, Sammy and Sue fear a drain discovery as Jimmy Skunk lies trapped. Farmer Brown's boy calmly lifts the skunk by the tail with care, guiding him to safety in a nearby hole and noting Jimmy's gentlemanly behavior.
The article argues for lying down exercises rather than upright routines to lift abdominal organs and reduce oppression during exertion. It critiques bending to touch the floor and promotes a “Daily Dozen” chart focused on abdominal muscles and internal organ support.
The passage describes a perilous journey where travelers face a series of calamities and danger. Annette is singled out, with Jane following behind and Alta nearby as they navigate the threatening situation.
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