Be Natural in Speaking by Forgetting Self
Dale Carnegie recounts how naturalness in public speaking comes from forgetting oneself and focusing on the subject. He cites Charles M. Schwab's experience with Chauncey Depew and adds notes from Henry C. Frick and Daniel Guggenheim on tenacity as a key to success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Schwab
New England Society
Chauncey M. Depew
Depew
Schwab
Chauncey
Charley
Mr. Schwab
Mr. Depew
Ming
Henry C. Frick
Daniel Guggenheim
America
McNaught Syndicate
Canton Under Martial Law
Canton imposed martial law as 30 plus Japanese planes blitz the city and troops tighten control amid panic of a pro Japanese uprising. Japanese warships bombarded the Bocca Tigris forts while foreign shipping fled toward the lower bay near Hong Kong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Press
Canton
China
U.S
Hong Kong
South China
Bocca Tigris
John May Indicted on Drunk Driving Charge
The Potter County grand jury returned an indictment today against John May on a drunken driving charge. The jury recessed until next Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John May
Potter County
Tewsbury infirmary inmate kills five in sleep raid
John Mack, 77, a ward inmate at Tewsbury State Infirmary, shot five fellow patients early today with a mail order pistol as they slept. He fled to Lowell but surrendered after officers pursued him. Victims include Michael O Keefe, Edward Mercier, and James Mc Gee. two others died, two remain critical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tewsbury
Mass
U.P
John Mack
Tewsbury State Infirmary
Mack
Lowell
Kre
Alaska
Thomas Maguire
Thomas Hickey
New York
Nick
Michael O'Keefe
Edward Mercier
James McGee
John Lewis
John O'Donnel
Costs in Panhandle Discussed
Costs in the Panhandle area are examined as builders, architects, lumbermen, and contractors discuss the impact of the liberalized national housing act. Harold Walsh notes regional cost variations and that Panhandle prices are higher than Fort Worth or Oklahoma City but not excessive. See COSTS Page 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Memphis
Harold Walsh
West Texas-New Mexico Architectural Association
Panhandle
Fort Worth
Oklahoma City
U S Housing Act amendments aim at $2 billion building boom
The White House says President Roosevelt signed housing act amendments to spur a projected two billion dollar U S building boom. The changes raise FHA insured mortgage limits to 90 percent up to six thousand dollars and 80 percent on the remainder, with 20 year amortization. rates at five percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
White House
Roosevelt
Robert F. Wagner
New York
House
Senate
Congress
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
American Federation of Labor
The Castle Island Case Candid Camera Clues
In a Bermuda bound secret probe into Judy Fortier’s disappearance Major Roger Allenby meets financier C Townley Ward on a plane. Ward pitches a high stakes Rio Loja deal with Barney Grafton, while Allenby toys with fishing and a growing plan. Clip the Clues invites readers to study illustrations to solve the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bermuda
Judy Fortier
Barnard Grafton
Roger Allenby
C. Townley Ward
Major Allenby
Ward
Townley Ward
Barney
Allenby
Barney Grafton
Hudson Construction Company
Silence
Barney's
Naval Base
Rio Loja
Buck Ward
Castle Island
Globe invites Amarians for weekly news tips
The Globe offers $10 prizes for tips on accidents tragedies and explosions from Amarians. Call 6262 with a tip today and reporters will verify the facts for publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Globe
France Orders Sinking of Pirate Submarines
Paris announced after lengthy talks with London that French warships of the Mediterranean control fleet are formally ordered to sink pirate submarines. The decision followed all afternoon telephone conversations between the two capitals.
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Paris
U.P
London
History of Amarillo and Panhandle in golden anniversary edition
The Globe-News prepares a golden anniversary edition with prose poetry and pictures on Amarillo and Panhandle history. Staff research and special writers compile entertaining educational articles with stories of the early days and local lore from the Gay Nineties to the present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
the Panhandle
Globe- News
News-Globe
The
Globe-News
Southwest
Navy chief blocks public talk on US Britain naval pact
Admiral William D. Leahy refused in public hearings to answer questions about a potential US Britain naval cooperation pact saying the matter is absolutely secret and vital to national defense. He offered to discuss in executive sessions only and noted the Pacific heavy concentration of battleships limits Atlantic defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.P
William D. Leahy
Naval Operations
United States
Great Britain
Navy War Planning Board
Admiralty
Brazil
Leahy
Pacific
Atlantic
California
U. S
George J. Bates
Mass
New England
John J. McGrath
Weather Forecast for Amarillo and Vicinity
Amarillo area forecast calls for fair conditions tonight and Saturday with a low near 46. West Texas remains generally fair with the east portion mostly cloudy and little temperature change. New Mexico eyes partly cloudy skies with little temperature movement. Past 24 hours highs and lows were 61 and 37 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
West Texas
New Mexico
Woman's Body Found Near Centinela in Inglewood
A woman's wrapped body was found by Centinela in Inglewood California. Police said the corpse appeared to have been dumped from a car. Investigators continued to probe the death as a possible homicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inglewood
Calif
U.P
Centinela
Ben Pickets the Store of His Brother Sam
Ben Hazelcorn was brought before a magistrate in New York on February 4 for picketing an auto mobile shop and carrying a sign accusing Sam Hazelcorn of unfairness to his brother. He said Sam fired him and faced a disorderly conduct charge.
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Ben
Sam
New York
U.P
Ben Hazelcorn
Sam Hazelcorn
Telephone gains for Bell system in January rise 31,500
American Telephone and Telegraph Co reports 31 500 telephones in service added for the Bell system in January, vs an increase of 96 000 in January 1937.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Bell System
Byrd to Lead Third Antarctic Expedition in 1939
Admiral Richard E. Byrd announced a third Antarctic expedition set for 1939. The plan aims to continue exploration and scientific work in Antarctica with Byrd commanding the voyage and research teams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Richard E. Byrd
More Testify In Land Case
A Texas Senate committee heard more testimony on land office vacancy claims. Everett Hughes, Wichita Falls abstractor, said he sought eight vacancies but had not received any. He testified others offered favorable action for a share of mineral leases or cash, claiming influence over approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Senate
William HH. McDonald
Land Office
Everett Hughes
Wichita Falls
Land Commissioner's Office
Five Miners Die as Elevator Hits Rocks at Levack Mine
Five men were killed and ten injured when an elevator descending in No 5 shaft at Levack nickel mine north of Sudbury struck loose rock 850 feet underground. Blasting operations just before the descent apparently jammed the shaft with rock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudbury
Ont
Levack Nickle Mines
Cranium Crackers Editorial Puzzles and Answers
Five questions prompt readers to explore whether Baron Munchausen was Russian a deer bite the possibility of a match going out the City of Salt and the reason emergency fire pails hold sand with solutions on the editorial page
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baron Munchausen
Salt
White Says Man Making Progress on 70th Birthday
William Allen White, the Kansas editor, reflects on 70 years of life and asserts that laboratory science rejuvenates humanity and drives society forward. He notes people act within mass movements, influenced by wires, pipes, wave lengths, and group psychology, while celebrating science shaping a social minded era.
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New York
U.P
William Allen White
Kansas
Packard Slashes Auto Prices By $100 In Bold Move
DETROIT Feb 4 The Packard Motor Car Company announced a $100 reduction in prices of all six cylinder models. It marks the first price cut in the current automotive field.
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Detroit
A.P
Packard Motor Car Company
Treasury daily position shows deficits and rising debt
On February 2 receipts reached 83 million dollars while expenditures posted 88.1 million, leaving a balance near 2.95 billion. Fiscal year totals show 3.55 billion receipts and 4.49 billion expenditures with emergency outlays, pushing gross debt to 37.50 billion and gold assets at 12.76 billion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasury
Washington
The
Small Business Men Present 23 Recovery Recommendations
A committee representing small businessmen submitted twenty three recovery recommendations to President Roosevelt in a White House meeting. They urged repeal of the undistributed profits tax and loans to small firms, plus curbing government spending and a business stimulative campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Small Businessmen’s Conference
White House
Fred Roth
Cleveland
Little Fellows” of Business
Early
Roth
Roper
Amarillo Enforces New School Zone Crossing Rules
Traffic officials emphasize a do and don t for the two block Polk and Tyler zone near three schools. Capt Sid Harper and motorcycle officers patrol to guide students and remind parents not to block safety lanes as cars slow through painted crosswalks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sid Harper
Amarillo
Polk
Tyler
Printer Harry Mowrar Registers Birth Claim In Transit
Kansas City officials record Harry Mowrar a printer applying for permanent registration under a new voting law. He answered Place of birth as in transit and produced a clipping about the birth of a son to Mrs Hattie Mowrar on a train between Jefferson City and Kansas City in 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
U.P
Harry Mowrar
Hattie Mow
Jefferson City
Man Accused After Theft of Gideon Bible Notebooks
Police received a call about damage to a church near Montalba Palestine Tex on February 4. A local man was arrested and charged with tearing down the frame building and using the boards to repair his house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine
Tex
Montalba
Dumplings and Cabbage Spark Divorce Suit Story
Chicago February 4 Frank Janecka sues his wife for divorce in superior court charging that for the past month she prepared nothing for his daily meals but dumplings and cabbage. He cites the monotony and requests relief in the court.
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Chicago
Frank Janecka
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Dale Carnegie
van Wyck Mason
Henry Clay
Gipson
Cora
Pendleton
Southern
McGrath
Byrd
Amarillo Shade & Equipment Co
White
Man
Packard
Russell Stationery Company
Simone Simon
Hollywood
Gideon
Neely-Cmenhill Agency
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