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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1938
Page
8
Bruce Catton argues Congress will back expanded armed forces and production while weighing Ludlow's anti war referendum. He contends the measure would curb war declarations to require nationwide approval but reflects democratic distrust of mass foreign policy decisions.
Virginia Hanson narrates a tense scene at a western army post involving Katherine Cornish visiting Elizabeth with Adam Drew as acting commanding officer. Elizabeth is alone at home as Annie and Anne discuss a shooting. Adam probes, while Anne Carewe’s loyalties and Grace’s reactions hint at deeper secrets and mounting tension.
The crossword lists a rare bird with ornate plumage and seaside clues. Across hint at a helmeted parrot form. verticals include measure, sacred interdiction, and celestial bodies. The puzzle’s theme centers on unique avian terms and historical spellings.
In a tense scene at a country house, a Malay kris is found in the ice cream freezer, triggering questions about who touched it and when. Anne, Elizabeth, and others recall their movements as they search for suspects and guard the house after a death in the ballroom.
Miss Ruth Polster of Miami Florida recounts a department store encounter in Fort Tryon Park New York where a dour customer criticized dresses priced 3.98 to 6.98. Polster used calm praise and detailed product notes to persuade the buyer and secure a sale.
The Amarillo Globe notes its founding date and publishing arrangement with Amarillo Daily News. It lists editors, contact numbers, subscription rates, delivery policy, and declares itself an independent democratic newspaper publishing news impartially.
The writer recalls a Marshall Texas bath house sign urging no smoking and others not to, a gentler notice than common bans. He also notes at Mary Pickford's Hollywood gate a sign reading This is the end of the road, reflecting the personality of the owner.
Bucknell University will inaugurate the Carnegie system of retirement pensions for faculty next February. Faculty contribute five percent of salaries monthly, matched by the university.
The column urges winter sports enthusiasts to exercise within personal limits. Fatigue and injury follow overexertion in cold weather, advising readers to pace activities, pack the motto Stop before you drop, and avoid endurance contests beyond their capacity. Stay warm without overdoing it.
Observers weigh possible outcomes of a formal break in relations with Germany under Hitler as Britain and France may seek a new German policy. Munich era doubts persist about Italy and Japan, with public opinion craving protest against persecutions yet avoiding war.
A white girl eludes five pursuing warriors then is boxed in by a forest lion. She flees toward safety but trips as the beast turns to attack, while three warriors race to intercept the predator.
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