Amarillo Globe masthead and publishing details
The 1938 Amarillo Globe announces its independent democratic stance and publishing routine. It lists ownership, editors, carrier service, and mail rates, highlighting a commitment to impartial news and prompt delivery.
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Dictators and Nationalism By Bruce Catton
Article argues Secretary Hull’s call for peace targets economic nationalism behind wars. It notes trade barriers rose postwar, risking self sufficiency and conflict. Highlights include quotes from Hull and various public figures, plus scattered humorous or stray remarks.
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Hopkins Farley purge rift grows in Washington power struggle
Washington dispatch notes escalating tensions as Hopkins moves to the right hand spot in the purge, pushing Farley from daily influence. Party leaders mull quick patchwork while Corcoran and RFC ties loom large, with warnings of potential political trouble ahead.
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Home Towners Gather For City Socials In August
New York. Aug 25 Home town conferences flourish in Manhattan cafes with groups from various towns sharing memories and clan slang. The piece recalls veteran tales the author heard at a Madison Avenue table and notes the social dynamics of crowded city rooms.
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Charles B. Driscoll
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Aizona
Iowa
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Anthony Wayne
Continental Congress
Murder at Chateau la Vague in French Riviera
Hugo Stern, famed author, hosts a tense scene at Chateau la Vague on the Riviera. Dunning discovers a murder gun in the narrator’s bed as police arrive, while Penelope and a letter complicate the confrontation with Hugo and Ottilie Wills present. The chief of police leads the search amid shock.
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Aging employee in a young business world prompts debate
The piece follows a firm deciding to hire an older accountant, arguing he would be loyal and precise despite slower speed. A business friend warns the choice could backfire as the elder worker may become a liability. The column then shifts to Hollywood's youth emphasis and a list of older screen players.
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Victor McLaglen
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Henry Stephenson
Tully Marshall
Self Care Cautions Against Appointing Self Diagnoses
A health note warns against self diagnosing abdominal pain as it may signal appendicitis and danger from delaying proper medical care. The caution emphasizes not delaying diagnosis and relying on a doctor for treatment decisions.
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Tarzan Faces Perilous Mission After Savage Defeats
Tarzan descends the mountain with Nkima the monkey at his side. He resolves to stop further attacks by savages, risking his life to avert another triumph and complete a dangerous, swift rescue or defense.
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Answers to Cranium Crackers On Page 1
Family fingerprinting event in Oakland includes four generations Norma Giampoli three, her mother twenty eight, grandmother forty seven and great grandmother sixty six provide voluntary prints for future identification. Louisiana leads in fur bearing animal pelts production among states.
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