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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1939
Page
10
The essay argues that American tolerance is a positive strength that safeguards individual rights and fuels broad social contributions. It contrasts tolerance as a right with its constructive role in a diverse nation, noting dangers in its negative, grudging form and urging active, principled tolerance across races and creeds.
Asey Mayo investigates a strangled scene during Old Home Week on Cape Cod. Kay Thayer lies wounded in pines while a mysterious suspect flees. Asey rallies troopers to pursue him as Kay urges pursuit. The eerie fog and forested setting frame a tense hunt for the attacker.
An expansive word puzzle list blends clues for a wide array of terms from sleeper to precepts and beyond. It includes numbered items, cross-references, and cryptic hints that weave through geography, measurement, and language.
In a Somerset Hotel interview, Nellie Revell describes resilience after a back injury and plaster cast use while quipping about life as a punching bag. Other vignettes follow Mary Elizabeth Corstad of Los Angeles rebelling against daily piano practice through dishwashing, revealing family dynamics and stubborn resolve.
The Amarillo Globe issue dated Tuesday April 11 1939 opens with standard publication details and pricing then prints a dramatic serialized story passage. Characters Gonfala Wood Spike Trail Kairn Memsahib and a prowling lion Simba appear as a tense pursuit unfolds in a jungle setting.
A quiet after school scene shows a young girl asking her mother to trade a dish pan for a piano stool, illustrating simple household negotiation. Mrs. Corstad is praised for her skill in handling people.
An 88 year old shows how to stay youthful by staying busy and caring for oneself. She explains that avoiding fuss over aches and cosmetics, exercising through daily activity, and keeping a tranquil mind are the keys. The column notes the value of activity for vitality and health, and ends with a mention of a prized 1849 $20 gold piece from Philadelphia Mint.
Washington reports rising congressional opposition to Henry Wallace's alleged plan to use subsidized cotton exports to dictators. The scheme involves a $15 million subsidy and possible sales to Germany or other nations, risking taxpayer losses. Debate connects with FSCC secrecy, Hull policy, and German wheat shipments aboard the SS Donau. A closing note recalls Charles F. Cannon, 85, finally getting a barber shop haircut.
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