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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1940
Page
5
In a Fort Michigan setting, Kay uncovers Sandra’s shorthand notebook while packing at the base club. Jeff confronts the intruder moodily, hinting at deeper motives and a possible murder plot. The scene tightens with tension as secrets surface.
Dale Carnegie and John King Rockford recount a World War I pivot at Philadelphia Navy Yard when Victor Talking Machine Company agreed to switch from gunstocks to bolts and nuts for seaplanes. Rockford’s readiness to accept a worker’s technical suggestion turned potential failure into wartime success.
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A Princeton Institute survey shows Willkie leads Roosevelt among upper income voters while Roosevelt dominates lower income groups. The pivotal middle income bracket, about 48 percent of voters, could decide the election as the race shifts between 1936 patterns and current trends.
Stanley Campbell argues advertising sustains the economy and free speech. He warns against anti advertising efforts, cites 1927 socialist plots, and links advertising to enterprise and consumer costs. He frames anti advertising aims as attacks on the profit system and democratic government.
A speaker defends free enterprise advertising against anti advertising forces. He warns that anti advertising rhetoric and legislation threaten business and the economy, urging unity across groups, vigilance against bureaucratic restraint, and support for advertising as vital to free enterprise and public discourse.
John Kieran in the Woman's Home Companion highlights polar bear traits. They weigh about 1200 pounds on average comparable to a horse, swim well using forepaws, and walk firmly on slopes due to rough extensions over their foot pads. They travel across icebergs and have been found far from land.
Latin American audiences endure long film blocks with five features per show. If a picture fails to please, crowds loudly demand its removal, while some American city slum theaters favor boring films and even sleep through screenings in enduring events noted by Scribner's Commentator.
A Reader’s Digest caption suggesting an epitaph for Adolf Hitler reads This is definitely my last territorial demand. The remark appears in a compilation of quips and witticisms.
Harry F. Guggenheim, head of the New York Citizens Committee to the Control of Crime, says crime has grown nationally since Prohibition ended. George C. Pickering, a California contractor, suggests starting a $1500 house project to spur a major building era.
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