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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1940
Page
4
The piece argues modern warfare shifts burden from soldiers to civilians, especially women in England and France. It cites rising female employment in 1914-18, current ratios, and munitions labor. It portrays war as fought at home with women balancing work and households amid industrial mobilization.
Mrs William E Borah uncovered a stash of 207000 in cash and government bonds from her late husband in a safety deposit box. She planned to move to simpler quarters as an economy measure, while the find spotlighted the senator’s long kept funds for widow’s relief and his private philanthropies.
Frail poetess of 49 Dinners. 62 Her was the poet Robert Browning. Vertical clues mix exclamations and wordplay. The puzzle names Elizabeth as a frail poetess and nods to Browning, with scattered references to acids, lacerations, and ancient peoples.
In a hospital love triangle Dr. Rush Conrad secretly vies with pilot Dick Laird for Connie Pen Dleton. Connie promises to stand at the window to cheer the flyer returning from a snowstorm but Rush objects and storms out after a sharp quarrel. Connie preserves her resolve as hints of a future twist loom.
A Kansas high school student Esther Latzke grows discouraged by rival peers yet develops exceptional fudge making and baking skills. She advances from home economics studies at Kansas State College to North Dakota State College and Armour & Company sponsorships, becoming a renowned food expert and lecturer.
The piece lists notable figures such as Warren K. Billings George Lowther Marian Anderson Gen Anastasio Somoza and Thomas Amlie with multiple choice events they were involved in for publicity. It notes the answers appear on the comic page and recalls past headlines from the dies committee ambassadorial roles to European tours and public service actions.
Dr. Harry R. Rudin of Yale warns democracy may be a nineteenth century craft and not sustain into the twentieth. Senator Robert A Taft argues principled, nonpartisan critique of presidential foreign policy remains valid even amid administration failures.
An article discusses healthy reading habits including posture lighting and sleep. It notes avoiding eye strain by proper desk setup and lamps, plus keeping a regular lights out. It also mentions reading as a stress reducer and cautions against overdoing late night reading. In Chattanooga, Walter T. Wood, 57, left criminal court work to study law and now belongs to the Tennessee Bar.
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