The Amarillo Globe masthead and notices from 1938
The image shows the Amarillo Globe publication details including founding date February 20 1924 and publishing notices. It lists staff presidents and publishers Gene How and John McCarty. It notes Associated Press affiliation and multiple subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions. The page marks the paper as independent and democratic for 1938.
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Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Amarillo Daily News
Globe News Publishing Co
Sixth
Fillmore
Gene How
John McCarty
Associated Press
News and Business Department
Amarilia
Amarilla
MAIL
Tetras
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Doctors fight government move on group health monopoly claims
Washington reports that the Justice Department labels the group health association a monopoly while doctors argue the AMA and press committees also restrain trade. The piece notes the DOJ uses anti trust law for punitive action, the role of Roosevelt, and fears of broader controls over professions and private practice.
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Paul Malison
King Features Syndicate
Washington
Justice Department
American Bar Association
Standing Committee of
Medical Association
Group
Health Association
Roosevelt
Health People
American Medical Association
Group Health Association
Boards of
District of Columbia Medical
Group Health
Texas Methical
A M.A
Dp. Cc M. A
A. M.A
National Medical Relations Board
Robert Jackson
Senate
Prosecution Department
Mr. Roosevelt
Congress
Doing Things Leisurely By Bruce Catton
In this reflection on the auto era, Bruce Catton argues that cars reshape American life by eroding slower, traditional travel modes. He notes ferry services and branch rail lines vanish as speed and mobility rise, leaving people dependent on the automobile and longing for simpler, slower pastimes.
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Bruce Catton
Detroit River
Detroit
Windsor
New Haven
Massachusetts
United States
Alito
Prince Bertil Makes Friends In New York Dining Tales
Charles B Driscoll recounts Prince Bertil of Sweden socializing in New York choosing diverse hangouts like the Chambord on Third Avenue. He chats in French with Alex the owner and seeks a meat dressing sauce recipe. A later dinner at Jack Dempsey's with Max Waxman and Louie Levand features reflections on prayer and a Baltimore upbringing.
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Charles B Driscoll
New York
Prince Bertil
Sweden
America
Alex
Chambord
Third Avenue
Chamre
Chumimy
Pali
Bernadette
Pan
Bertil
Jack Dempseys
Max Waxman
Jacks
Louie Levand
Wichita
Waxman
Baltimore
Dempsey's
Jack
Farmer doubles sheep pen capacity with added hurdles
A puzzle describes a farmer placing hurdles along a square pen. Adding one hurdle at each end doubles capacity. Moving the side twice farther and adding two more hurdles at each end yields twice the first space, so four more hurdles are needed to reach 100 sheep.
Seven sevens define Edward Russell life in San Jose
Edward Russell, an electrical contractor in San Jose, says he has many sevens in his life. He was born on the seventh day of the seventh month, is a seventh son, and was named after King Edward VII of England.
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San. Jose
Calif
U.P
Edward Russell
Edward VII
England
Resignation Demanded After Sheriff Confrontation
In a tense confrontation Ankrom forces Sheriff Ratchford toward resignation after a deadly confrontation over Trone's death. Ratchford accuses Claydell of supplying Trone, while Ankrom probes the plot as they move toward the sheriff's office for the surrender and an official write up. Windy counts the decisive three.
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Ankrom
Ratchford
Mit
Trone
Ankroms
Lee Trone
Sheriff's Office
Anknom
Windy
Struthers
el Paso
The Sheriff's Altered Power at Rafter T
Ankrom confronts Sheriff Ratchford in a tense exchange at the Rafter T office over control and threats. Ratchford attempts to intimidate, but Ankrom warns him to stay off the territory as tension rises under the watchful moonlight and street lamp.
Golfing for weight loss a brisk walk beats swing speed
A columnist argues exercise, not heavy swings, aids weight loss with golf. He advises brisk walking on the course, tall posture, engaged core, and using the 19th hole with a light touch to avoid undoing gains from activity.
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McNaught Lynd
Tarzan Fights Crocodile to Save the Girl
Tarzan orders the girl to stay quiet and battles a crocodile that closes in on them. He stabs the monster in the belly but misses a vital spot, dodges its snapping jaws, and keeps the creature occupied to keep the girl safe for shore until she can escape.
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Tarzan
Mary
Tarazan
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Globe
Mid- Atlantic
Lord Runciman
Lord Halifax
Theodore Bilbo
Secretary of Agriculture
Wallace
Sanford Bates
Boys Club of America
Henry Ford
Berti
Gothenbure
Kansas City
Teyaned
Denver
Louis
Burt McBride
Cosmopolitan
Connecticut
McBrides
Magazine Man
Burt
Ion
Madison Avenue
Claydell
Claydells
Man
Ridor Ankrom
By William Ferguson
Andree Expedition
Craig
North Pole
White Island
Washington Monument
Donald Duck
Virginial
Virginia
Wes
Webbie
Moon Mullins
Lemme
Banjo-Eyed
Bum ‘ Illi
Wey
Edrawther
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