Basketeers mobilize Amarillo Christmas relief drive
In Amarillo about 8,000 families can afford a Christmas dinner while 2,000 cannot. The Basketeers, led by the Junior Chamber of Commerce, seek $4,500 in cash and food to distribute evenly to the neediest families. Contributions may be sent to The Basketeers Amarillo or via Basketeer headquarters 2,360.
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Basketeers
Junior Chamber of Commerce
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Army Post Murders Chapter 37 Revelations on the Case
Adam explains Barney used a staged dance floor scene to fake a murder plot. He reveals the weapon, the balloon, and firecracker embellishments while tracing how Barney planned and executed the attack on Anne. The shell from Elizabeths gun proves Barney fired the fatal shot, prompting his suicide.
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Adam
Barney
Godfrey
Mary Shaw
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Mrs. Flower
Lou Orpington
Gilly
Flower
Bachelor Quarters
Captain Flower
Anne
Elizabeth
Wright
Fort Ben Havens
Virginie Hanson
Blood Pump Crossword Clue Answers
A list of crossword clues and answers related to the body and other terms. Includes blood pumping organ and related terms such as vessel, heart, artery, and various cross references. The puzzle mixes anatomy with general vocabulary and wordplay.
Helio Electric Generating Cell Could Harness Sunlight
A British company tests a Helio Electric Generating Cell by a French inventor claiming it can extract power from sunlight. A roof array with storage batteries could yield at least 60 amperes per hour on dull days and tenfold on sunny days. National Physical Laboratory officials see potential while skeptics doubt practical power gains.
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London
Tts
National Physical Laboratory
A. M. Low
Springfield Fans Witness Bizarre Football Play
In Springfield a freak play against Central Missouri Teachers involved Holland tossing a pass batted by a Springfield player. The ball bounced, Kenny of Teachers caught it, Kenny was tackled by Whipple, the ball escaped, and Dwight Bumpus of Springfield finally ran for 2 yards.
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Springfield
Central Missouri
Holland
Kenny
Whipple
Dwight Bumpus
How a Tennessee man boosted Hotel Astor profits
Robert Keaton Christenberry, born in Milan, Tennessee, turned around the Hotel Astor by focusing on staff welfare. He provided hot lunches, free daily meals for elevator staff, overtime pay, and tipping for service. As staff morale rose, guests praised the service, rooms filled, and profits rose, justifying his salary increase.
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Robert Keaton Christenberry
Hotel
Astor
New York
Bob Christenberry
Milan
Tenn
Bob
Mr. Christenberry
Christenberry
Hotel Astor
McNaught Syndicate
Amarillo Globe details and publisher information for 1938 edition
The Amarillo Globe imprint lists editor and publisher details, publication times, and subscription rates. It notes association with The Amarillo Daily News and includes delivery service instructions and policy stance as an independent paper. The date shown is Friday, December 16, 1938.
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Associated Press
Rural Schools Blamed For Farm Exodus
Dr. Howard A. Dawson of the National Education Association told a rural education conference that about 75 percent of farm youths aim for city life. He faulted rural schools for ignoring family life and rural advantages and for overemphasizing subject matter while neglecting home-making and community needs.
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Buffalo, N. Y
U.P
Howard A. Dawson
The
National Education Association
State Teachers College
Dawson
Intoxication by External Alcohol Absorption Observed
Houston report notes a case where four pints of 70 percent alcohol applied to a thigh wound over 36 hours intoxicated a woman. Blood and spinal fluid analyses show 260 milliliters per 100 cubic centimeters and 180 milliliters, respectively, far above typical levels. Also cites Barney Oldfield’s tractor speed record of 64.28 mph.
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Houston, Tex
U.P
J. H. Stephenson
Jefferson Davis Hospital
Stephenson
Barney Oldfield
Congress Forecasts From News Behind the News
Washington scene outlines likely legislative trajectories for 1940. Farm program, rearmament, taxes, and anti monopoly measures feature strongly, with notable reform efforts and expected political clashes. Roosevelt faces a complex path amid industry and business pressures and shifting congressional alignments.
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King Features Syndicate, Inc
Washington
Administration
Congress
Sam Massingale
Oklahoma
House
Josh Lee
Schwellenbach
Senate
Roosevelt
Wallace
Treasury
Haynes
Congressional
Finance
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Justice Department
Arnold
Byrd
Patman
Eccles
Vandenberg
TVA
Mars Faces Death as Apes Hold Deryt captive
Tartans challenges Ungar to free Deryt who lies on the ground awaiting death. The scene follows a struggle with the ape captors and a brave act as loved ones resist the beast.
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Mars
Tartans
Ungar
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