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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1938
Page
4
The author questions the death penalty after Ohio hanged Anna Marie Hahn. He argues society must find less brutal methods to punish murder, noting the moral cost to Hahn's son and the collective sensibilities, while acknowledging the necessity of defending civilization. He suggests seeking a better resolution than the current system.
In a heated taxi Noel confronts David Norris over postponed engagement as she contemplates a move to Claiborne for Christmas. Allan Collings pushes for a detective to vet replies to Noel’s ad as she weighs love, career, and a stark life change.
A scrambled legend and vertical puzzle list mix clues, with references to archery feats, Hawaiian vegetables, and antique wordplay. The compact page blends crossword style hints with cryptic definitions, including weaponry, metals, and cultural terms across multiple numbered entries.
The 1938 profile recalls Ray F Moseley born to a preacher, rising from shoe shine boy to top seller in a brokerage network. He proves sales skill over formal education, reaching 70 million dollars yearly business with wide city connections. The piece advocates selling prowess for youth.
The item presents the 1938 publication masthead for The Amarillo Globe News with staff roles, postal details, pricing, and subscription options. It notes The Globe is an independent democratic newspaper and includes a brief byline dated December 19, 1938, and a short obscured literary excerpt about Tarzan.
Keeping fit by Arteie McGovern argues that business women often cut meals to save money, risking illness. Practical tips advocate affordable, balanced options like orange juice, toast, soup, fruit, and milk to supply vitamins and minerals without overtaxing the budget.
Mason reports Eden warned democracies face surrender of liberties for unity against dictators and noted Hitler may move into Ukraine next spring with Hungary Poland and Romania as potential collaborators. Also covers Roosevelt FHA funding, Byrd audit push, McKesson Robbins case inquiry, and a curious Douglas impersonation incident.
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