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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1938
Page
2
The Amarillo Globe announces publishing details, ownership, and subscription rates for 1938. It lists editors, addresses, and carrier, mail, and combo rates, noting independent democratic stance and AP affiliation.
In this essay Bruce Catton argues that Nazi and Fascist influence in South America is overblown by fears of totalitarian propaganda. He cites a New York Herald Tribune dispatch noting U S dominance in Peru commerce and investments, with Americans preferring quiet, steady business over public campaigns. He suggests that discreet, ongoing trade and responsible conduct undermine fascist efforts and may shield democracy in the hemisphere.
A Washington recap covers labor department briefings to 300 business leaders on wage law implications and mixed signals from officials. It also reports bets on a western judge for the Supreme Court vacancy and TVA rate politics, with commentary on Berle’s memo and Lilienthal’s yardstick controversy.
Charles B Driscoll recalls a late night at a Grand Central newsreel with friends from Providence and New Jersey. The piece details encounters with Darius Benham and De William Beebe, a wild squirrel entrapped in a neighbor’s house, and a police assisted rescue. The column ends with a quip from Gelett Burgess about cellophane.
Ottawa report says the next Parliament session could be asked to make the first Monday of August a national bank holiday similar to Britain. Advocates say a private member’s bill will be sponsored to push the proposal.
Bob and Jeff Biggers confront captors while Mary hopes Tarzan might rescue them. The men fear a brutal fate as they are led toward a fate worse than death in a savage trap.
Hugo Stern, Archie Lumsden, and Ottilie Wills navigate secrets after a penny hints Melanie Wills connected to Eve’s death. A waiter’s tip and a talkative doctor supply spicy clues as Ricketts relays information during a tense Carlton Bar interlude.
In a sprawling dialogue filled with names and clues, Hugo and Archie sift through letters and motives around Pat O'Donnell’s death in Cannes. A casino case, a Paris liaison, and a mysterious August 30 note lead to tense exchanges with Ada and Mr. Dunning as they chase truth amid a web of suspects and secrets.
A piece urging parents to balance mental schooling with physical health as children return to school. It warns that a brilliant student with poor health will face long-term consequences and stresses that education should combine scholastic rigor with healthy living.
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