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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1939
Page
10
An American Aviation editorial urges fair treatment of aviation accidents, arguing front page coverage should reflect all deadly events. It cites Braniff crash at Oklahoma City with eight dead, comparing to a river flood and a bus crash with similar deaths.
Asey Mayo and Kay Thayer tail a hidden antagonist through Old Home Week, dodging road hazards as they chase a mysterious car. They traverse side roads and a ruined forest path, hoping to locate the culprit before he vanishes again.
A word puzzle with horizontal and vertical clues covering animals, objects, and letters. Readers solve for entries across both directions, filling common terms and names from general knowledge.
Orange March 4 Rep Martin Dies of Texas told a district American Legion convention there is more to fear from inside the United States than from abroad. He accused propaganda agencies of encroaching on American life and urged offenders to leave the country if they will not quit.
The famed entertainer Edgar Bergen speaks at the San Francisco World’s Fair about balancing fame and leisure. He recalls cruise ship days, laments taxation and overwork, and urges Seize the Day philosophy and gratitude to sustain happiness.
The Amarillo Globe publishes as an independent democratic newspaper with The Globe News Publishing Co. offering daily and Sunday editions and a special delivery service. The paper includes pricing for carrier, mail, and combination subscriptions, and states its AP affiliation and publishing details.
An article reassures readers that non perspiration products are generally safe when used as directed. It notes sweat is normal and body may adjust when moisture is limited, warns against irritated skin and stresses weekly baths and thorough cleansing. It ends with hopeful endorsement of deodorant use for appearance.
A reflective note urges readers to keep chin high and thoughts bright like a spring brook. It evokes the Latin motto Carpe Diem and the idea that each day will not return. The message blends motivation and seasonal imagery for personal resolve.
In Washington reports, President Roosevelt weighs reorganizing the administration with possible RFC changes involving Jesse Jones and Harry Hopkins. Speculation covers cabinet prospects, congressional disapproval, and tempers amid political maneuvering. Carl B. Roden notes a library boom as the public consumes political chatter.
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