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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1939
Page
4
The 1938 U S traffic death toll totaled about 31 500, 8000 below 1937 as the nation solved the problem by public mobilization. Public opinion stirred from the ground up, studies by private and tax supported bodies, broad front action, revised codes, stronger police control, and widespread experimentation. The result is a lasting democratic approach to safety.
In a tense scene, Peter Mallone, a young London reporter, is wounded and held in a German prison hospital after a secret meeting. His sister Petronella scrambles to reach him in Berlin, aided by Rawdon, while Aunt Maisie clings to cautious hope.
A themed crossword style clue list features many entries about a famed opera singer, with references to Carmen and a legendary voice. The grid hints include terms for taste, time, and musical terms, inviting completion of a long wordplay.
Maisie fears death as Petrel weighs risks in a planned journal story. Petrel enlists Martin Rowdon to shield Peter and laughs off danger while Aunt Maisie prophesies the sisters’ futures, urging care and unity as a dawn of uncertain fate approaches.
Secretary Wallace warned that malnutrition is widespread with a growing belief the government must act. He cited that millions of American families lack adequate diets and sufficient dietary variety in a radio speech prepared for broadcast.
The Amarillo Globe 1929 issue lists founding and publishing staff, AP affiliation, and circulation terms. It notes evening publication except weekends, combined with Amarillo Daily News, special delivery, and subscription rates. The edition date is Monday February 6 1929 and references the McKee n Tubbs wedding cancellation with a playful line about Mr. Splendix.
A father writes about losing his son's affection due to frequent anger and discipline. The narrator recalls Theodore Roosevelt's humane approach in handling a Boy Scout prank, using a mock court martial to teach rather than humiliate, and argues solutions lie within the father.
The piece likens self improvement to a boxing match, urging a midyear health and habit check. It stresses periodic reviews of exercise, rest, diet, weight, and mood, noting failures may fuel overall progress and encouraging renewed effort for the 1939 goals.
Cordova reports near exhaustion of fresh foods as Seattle labor dispute cuts direct steamer contact. Butter and eggs sold out with limits of two pounds of butter and a dozen eggs per customer. Ketchikan and Juneau also report shortages.
Washington reports that Roosevelt health program faces a cold reception in Congress with no clear appropriation. Doctors expect delays or failure this session as states fear funding burdens and the plan’s scope. Dewey remains a political spotlight while wage hour enforcement expands with 603 inspectors and traveling pay. Descriptions include quotes from Murphy and Holmes on modern society.
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