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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1939
Page
10
The Social Security Board report shows 30 million workers earned an average of 890 in 1937, far below a living standard. If incomes rose to 1500, demand for essentials like wheat milk cotton would surge, strengthening the domestic market and addressing a major national problem.
Asey Mayo and Kay Thayer unravel a staged crime during Old Home Week on Cape Cod. Lane and Mary Randall figure are central as a killer uses dummy figures to hide shells and fake clues while planning to silencer a cop and steal a gun. The detective connects shells to a staged murder and suspects the mysterious fourth figure.
Reader solves a themed crossword with entries for actors and showbiz terms, including toward sea, railway, perform, and celebrity hints, plus seas on several lines. The grid interlocks through clues naming bulbous stones and maritime words, yielding a tapestry of film and theater references.
A 26 year old man learns from failure and rewrites his job inquiry to focus on profit for the employer. The author argues employers care about what you can do to help them earn money, not just your education or background.
The piece contains a front page masthead for The Amarillo Globe with publication details and prices, followed by a serialized story excerpt featuring Tarzan style adventure and a subplot about Gonfala, Spike, and Troll. It blends newspaper notices with fiction text and editorials.
A mother writes about a fifteenth year old boy who feels self conscious about height. Advice suggests turning exercise into a game with family involvement to foster healthy competition, build chest muscles, improve posture, and channel energy into sports like ping pong boxing tennis or swimming.
The April 26 dispatches reveal a Lufthansa mission surveying Iceland for an airbase and maps of Iceland harbors, while officials question the motive beyond public claims. Analysts note Hitler’s aim may be nuisance rather than a direct transatlantic threat, amid broader labor and political chatter in Washington.
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