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The Amarillo Globe publishes evenings in Amarillo Texas with independent democratic stance and AP news access. Publisher names Gene Howe and John McCarty are listed along with subscription rates and delivery details for Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico.
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A Little Teamwork By Bruce Catton
Bruce Catton discusses weather cycles and moisture, noting recent droughts may ease yet bring shortages through bumper crops and lower prices. He warns of a potential cycle of economic hardship if policies lag, urging wiser action as nature reopens farming potential. The piece ends with a quoted line from Nancy Miller, 15, of Philadelphia, exiting a wrecked stolen car after a police chase.
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Department of Agriculture
AAA
Nature
Nancy Miller
Philadelphia
Political currents shift after Kentucky and Missouri wins
Two rising figures loom for 1940 as Senator Barkley of Kentucky and Senator Clark of Missouri gain influence. John Frey testifies before Dies committee about Communist ties in CIO, while labor and maritime boards clash over hiring halls. The government explores reforms of commodity tips and antimonopoly efforts amid partisan maneuvering.
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Paul Mallon
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Washington
Roosevelt
Senator Barkley
Kentucky
WPA
Bennett Champ Clark
Missouri
Garner
Congress
Clark
Barkley
Communist Party
CIO
Los Angeles
Harry Bridges
CIO Industrial Union Council
Maritime Commission
AFL
Labor
Perkins
Maritime Labor Board
Bill Green
Harry Lundberg
Maritime Commissioner
Land
Lundberg
West Coast
Ralph Emerson
CIO Seamen's Union
New York
Miss Perkins
John R. Steelman
Maritime Board
Bruere
Admiral Land
Elf
William J. Kemnitzer
Senate
Ceee
Commodity Exchange
Dempsey Bar Shows Movies and City Life Bits
A collage from New York includes Jack Dempsey bar screenings of prize fight films, social antics of figures like Gerald Johnson and Horace Liveright, and a Cleveland police rescue where a patrolman stops a stolen runaway car headed for children before it crashes.
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Charles B. Driscoll
New York
Broadway
Gerald Johnson
Baltimore Evening Sun
Fridie Rickenbacker
Helen Hayes
Ward Morehouse
the Sun
Hayes
Katharine Cornell
Lunt & Ponsanne
Jeanne Fagies
John Barrymore
Mattide Adams
Mrs Fiske
John Gielgud
David Warfield
Richard Mansfield
Gielgud
Marc Connolly
Theater
Horace Liveright
Theodore Dreiser
Bill Lengel
Liveright
Cleveland
U.R
George Jackson
The Clouded Moon Chapter Four Scene at a Palm Beach Show
Hugo Stern Archie Lumsden and detective O Donnell witness Eve Monet murdered during a mannequin show in Palm Beach. The crowd is hushed as staff cordon the scene and the manager assures patrons the death may be a heart attack, pending a doctor examination.
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Palm Beach
O'Donnell
Hugo
Eve Monet
Monsieur
Mike
Archie
Ricketts
Monsieur le Docteur Riquet
Champagne-Scrounger
Rick
Pol Roger
Cannes
Geiss
Riquet
Thiers
Monsieur Stern
Monsieur Geiss
Max Saltwarsh
London Reader Finds Joy Tools from Carnegie
The piece highlights Edward Thorndike's happiness guides from a 1938 McNaught Syndicate column. It lists six items including community approval, friendship, exerting influence, occasional adventure, personal space, and a trigger to attack something for release. The narrative ponders fulfillment and recounts encounters with figures like George Barnard and Vanderlip.
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Frank A. Vanderlip
Andrew Carnegie
McNaught Syndicate
Answers to Cranium Crackers on Page 1
A mixed excerpt lists several trivia items from the Cranium Crackers page including Leeward and Windward Islands location, Harold L. Ickes PWA administrator, fetlock hoof projection, and John J. Sullivan nicknamed The Strong Boy of Boston. The later text shifts to dialogue about a murder, with Hugo recounting events and a suspect uncertainty.
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Leeward
Windward Islands
Atlantic Ocean
Caribbean Sea
Harold L. Ickes
PWA
John J. Sullivan
Boston
Keep Cool by Keeping Calm
Advice from McGovern on remaining composed in hot weather. Stay calm to avoid physical and nervous strain. Rest, eat light foods, exercise, and spend time outdoors as the summer heat increases. Disposition mirrors health, so maintain steadiness to stay cool in body and mind.
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McNaught Syndicate
Tarzan Guides Mary to Father as Jeff Delays Trust
Tarzan and Mary descend to ground where Jeff Biggers holds a rifle. Mary explains Tarzan is an ally and will lead them to her father. Jeff hesitates fearing a trap, while Zambeh scout shadows them, plotting to expose the group to the devouring Tree-God.
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Jeff
Tarzan
Mary
Jeff Biggers
Father
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Max Saltmarsh
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French Riviera
Archie Lumsden
Rene Geiss
Dale Carnegie
Edward L. Thorndike
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Hudson River
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Mr. Barnard
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Lincoln
Metropolitan Museum
Barnard
Monsieur le Docteur
Monte Carlo
France
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Oy Wen Wee
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Huh
Virginia
Takiner
Webbie
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MR Mullins
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Tarzan the Fearless
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