Expenditures Rise Beyond 1930 Levels in 1939-40 Budget
The piece argues that the budget for 1939-40 shows higher spending across relief social security and defense than 1930, with $13 billion in total appropriations. It notes debt interest has grown to $1 billion and stresses that real relief and recovery depend on boosting national income and business revival, a point of bipartisan agreement but policy disagreement on how to achieve it.
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Congress
CCC
Defense
Roosevelt
Agriculture Department
Sarnoff’s radio future foresees national calls for a nickel
In a talk relayed to Dr. Gleason Archer, Sarnoff outlines a coming era of coaxial telephony reducing long distance costs to a nickel or dime, widespread telegraph facsimile challenging mail, home radio facsimile newspapers, pocket radios for messages anywhere, and television reaching theaters and homes, with ultra short waves opening new fields.
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New York
David Sarnoff
Sarnoff
Gleason L. Archer
Suffolk University At
Boston
American Historical Society
Mr. Sarnoff
San Francisco
United States
Radio and television promise vast future scope across fields
The text envisions pocket radios enabling global connections and theater broadcasts via central television feeds. Home and theater shows may diverge in apparatus and wavelengths. Electron optics could magnify microscopy, aid astronomy by bringing distant planets nearer, improve medical diagnosis, chart geophysics, and drive new devices advancing science and engineering.
Amarillo Globe masthead and staff listing entry
The Amarillo Globe published evenings except Saturdays and Sundays in connection with The Amarillo Daily News on Sundays. It lists GENE HOWE as president and publisher and JOHN McCARTY as associate publisher. The paper is member of the Associated Press and discloses telephones for news and business departments.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe News Publishing Co
Sixth
Fillmore
Gene Howe
John McCarty
Associated Press
The
Globe
News-Globe
Double Chin Fixes and Reader Fitness Tips in The Globe
The issue reprints Artie McGovern tips on correct head carriage to reduce a double chin and improve neck muscle tone. Practical advice includes posture, raising the head, and avoiding backward tilt, plus note of gradual results. Also mentions McGovern chart offer and a brief item on Kirghiz camel hair yields and German apprentice rules.
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McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Artie McGovern Daily Dozen
Artie McGovern
The
Globe
Peace appeal hints at Rome Berlin axis weak point
Washington reports say Roosevelt addressed King Victor Emmanuel with Mussolini copied, aiming at moderates in Rome who oppose war for Danzig. Military estimates show Germany massing nearly 480000 troops near Poland with air superiority and limited Franco British options, suggesting a stalemate and shifting strategic calculations.
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King Features Syndicate, Inc
Washington
Roosevelt
Victor Emanuel
Mussolini
Rome
Hitler
Danzig
Il Duce
France
Italy
Silesia
Germany
East Prussia
Slovakia
Vistula
Warsaw
Belgium
Holland
Netherland
North Sea
Russia
Siegfried Line
Britain
Poland
Munich
Great Britain
Berlin
Quotes on peace and policy echo in wartime dialogue
A collage of public figures voices presents views on America’s role in world peace, restraint versus intervention, education leadership, and fears guiding national fate. Notable names include LaGuardia, McNutt, Haas, Lockman, and a Japanese spokesman. The statements reflect tension between action and caution in the prewar era.
Verses and Epistles Light the Way of Love
A compact devotional note compiles biblical quotes from John Acts and Latimer praising love as obedience and divine grace. It presents sayings on keeping Christ's words, God's dwelling with believers, Gentile repentance, and a bishop’s call for service shown by love badges.
Nightwatchman in Zeal Sets Off Fire Alarm
In Cleveland Ohio a zealous night watchman triggered a fire alarm prompting three pumpers two ladder trucks and a high pressure unit to respond. Chief John W Kral investigated and found no fire.
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Cleveland, O
U.S
John W. Kral
Don’t Trust Quacks in Choosing a Vocation
Dale Carnegie warns against astrology and similar pseudoscience in guiding career choices. He cites a Columbia University expert and a star study showing no consistent vocational guidance from the stars. He notes Americans spend about $20,000 daily on such “inside tips” and promises Rule 2 tomorrow.
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Harry D. Kitson
Columbia University
New York
Leach
United States Army
United States
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