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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1938
Page
3
A Globe editorial lampoons Ambassador Kennedy's ban on presenting ladies at court. It argues many Americans feel patriotic pride and suggests replacing court displays with a social privilege tied to reading Jefferson and the Declaration.
Mississippi Senator Pat Harrison and New York Representative John J. O Connor pursued Senate and House leadership amid New Deal resistance. Roosevelt rejected both, labeling them too conservative, yet they led a rising anti Roosevelt coalition in Congress. Both, known as good fellows, enjoyed post defeat cheers. O Connor clashed with reform bills and presided as Rules Committee chair while Harrison pushed tax policy and opposed undoing the undistributed profits tax. Their past friction with the administration colored recent gains as they distance from New Deal plans.
A 1938 column shares anecdotes on kindness and selfishness. Driscol bets on polite Sam, showcasing how consideration builds business, while Jason Whitney climbs from grocery clerk to Chicago Club Opera benefactor, proving perseverance and planning.
The passage lists geography questions and answers noting capitals Romania Hungary Yugoslavia and other place names. It mentions Bucharest Budapest Belgrade Shikoku Kwangsi Sikand Kwei chow Boise Syracuse Buffalo Binghamton Pyrenees Baikal Tanganyika Superior Valparaiso Nome Arkhangelsk Reykjavik.
The spring cold is not fatal but dangerous when neglected. It weakens resistance and can lead to serious infections and heart damage. take illness seriously and rest rather than risk major health issues. An accompanying serialized tale shows Abdul Keb and a mystery in the jungle with a kidnapped girl and a locket.
Joyce Milner and Dick Hamilton drift ashore with Obadiah Porter amid swollen seas. Dick bravely swims for help as Joyce keeps hope alive. the tender returns with relief and Dick’s voice cuts the night as tears flow.
After a tense reef incident, Joyce is helped back aboard the Empress by a stewardess while Dick stays close. Dr. Gray visits, notes Joyce feels fine after rest, and mentions Dick’s early-morning mission to Hamilton. The doctor chastises the idea of fear, then hints at a shopping errand aboard the ship.
A fragmented excerpt blends a quiz style traffic safety dialogue with a narrative about Joyce facing fear at sea. The piece shifts from asks about licenses and lights to a vivid scene of daylight on the reef, recalling a perilous night and a hoped reunion with Dick as passengers flood Trimingham's Department Store.
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