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By Dorothy Thompson entered as second class matter February 20 1924 Amarillo Texas post office act of March ora 1879 published evenings except Saturday and Sunday with The Amarillo Daily News on Sunday morning by The Globe News Publishing Co Sixth and Fillmore GENE HOWE president and publisher JOHN McCARTY associate publisher telephones news and business department circulation department
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Texas
The Globe Nation Reports Independently On Rights
The Globe characterizes itself as an independent democratic newspaper, pledging to publish the news impartially while supporting what it views as right regardless of party politics.
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Mexico enters a new phase pacts and upheaval fade
Inauguration of Manuel Avila Camacho signals a six year term as Mexico's new president. The piece notes U.S. hopes for steady progress, warns of oil disputes, and stresses the need for mutual goodwill amid a tense regional scene. It contrasts Mexican leadership with Hitlerian propaganda and warns of science-driven superstition.
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Manuel Avila Camacho
Mexico
United States
Wallace
Chamber of Deputies
Avila Camacho
Lazaro Cardenas
Life expectancy then and now in a Dale Carnegie reflection
The article compares ancient and modern lifespans, noting Indians average 25 years and Gandhi at 71. It cites 58 as the expected life for today’s newborns, credits medical care and baby survival, and includes a Carnegie anecdote about Heber J. Grant’s penmanship and a sample at age 80.
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Mahatma Gandhi
India
Equitable Life Assurance Company
United States
America
Heber J. Grant
Mormon Church
Salt Lake City
University of Deseret
University of Utah
Santa and the Giant Killer
Eric the fisher man's son pursues a third giant under a spell of wall building. After imprisoning the second giant, he returns to town with Santa and a crowd. Eric plans a final move using a magical locket to aid in defeating the heartless giant.
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Eric
Eric and the Giant Birds of the East Wind
Eric visits a cruel giant and presents his kingdom's three singing birds for lessons. The giant tests a bird with a song about a hidden heart, insisting on proof before learning. Eric escapes by ordering his winged horse to fly to the castle back of the East Wind for the promised next tale.
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Eric
Santa
Makic
Miss Duncan exposes spy on Lusitania voyage
On a British patrol ship disguised as a German U boat captain Larsen is captured while a brave Miss Duncan Brinda unravels his deception. She identifies him as a British officer in disguise and recovers clues to a missing list as Brinda confronts Konrad to seize vital documents aboard.
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Washington
Rio Grande
Mexico
Hemisphere
United States
Berlin
SAGCA
London
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Herr Kommandant
Vandam
Southampton
Kommandant
Kommane Dant
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Kerr Kommandant
Duncan
Briven
Kurt
Baron Schleicher
Herr Brandstetter
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Brinda
Ainsworth
Shark
H. M. Snark
Plymouth
England
Brinds
Kinley
Sir John
Mara
Derk
Konrad
Today's Puzzle Horizontal and Vertical Word List
A crossword style puzzle with clues for 1 to 55 across and 1 to 47 down. Entries include Beloved actress Juniper threader expert aviators and broader terms like Ecstasy bulls fighter and God of war. vertical clues cover opposites and common nouns.
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Persia
London to New York Report On War in Europe
Arthur Menken recalls war fronts from Holland to France and Britain, describing air raids on Dover and London, civilian resilience, and the threat of invasion. He praises British unity, notes reliable air combat reports, and urges Americans to remember the Allied fight across the water.
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LaGuardia Field
Holland
Belgium
France
Finland
Stalin
Norway
Great Britain
England
Lisbon
New York
Ireland
Dover
Cape Gris Nez
Nazi Germany
Calais
Boulogne
Ramsgate
Folkestone
London
La Conga dance origin in Africa and Cuba
Xavier Cugat explains how La Conga emerged from African Congo rhythm where slaves walked in a one two three hitch tempo. The tempo evolved in Cuba with a fourth beat accent and later added kick transforming into the modern conga dance.
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Cuba
Congo River
Africa
Congo
Monument Marks Final Resting Place of Army Mule Maggie
A report from The Forum in Johannesburg notes a monument in France dedicated to Maggie the mule. The inscription alleges Maggie kicked 2 Colonels, 4 Majors, 10 Captains, 24 Lieutenants, 42 Sergeants, 432 other ranks, and a Mills Bomb, commemorating its service and resting place.
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France
Maggie
the Forum
Johannesburg
Quotes on democracy and world order by leaders and scholars
A compilation of statements from Rev. Dr. John Sutherland Ed McGrady Justice Douglas and Felix Morley emphasizing peace through mediation arbitration democracy training independence and broad American leadership in world affairs. They argue against isolationism and for civilization guiding Europe toward impartial leadership.
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America
John Sutherland
New York
Ed McGrady
Jefferson
Europe
Felix Morley
Haverford College
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