Roosevelt press war over frontier tale sparks cross Atlantic debate
The column accuses President Roosevelt of manipulating press coverage to shape rearmament and public opinion. It claims officials fed predictions to reporters, then denounced inaccuracies, using the press as a tool in Washington's political game. It notes parallels with past leaders and critiques media neutrality.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Britain
France
Germany
Italy
Roosevelt
Senate
White House
Washington
Teddy Roosevelt
Hitler
Stalin
Mussolini
Arthur Krock
Harry Hopkins
Knock
Dangerous Service gives glimpse of prison visit scene
Madcap journalist Peter Mallone and his sister Petronella feature in a tense chapter as Petronella, aided by Rene Howard, secures a prison visit. Peter consoles her with a tired report on his shoulder while recounting being jailed the previous night.
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Peter Mallone
Petronella
Rene Howard
Petret
Peter
The Tortoise Puzzle Clues and Answers
A scrambled crossword style list presents clues and answers ranging from marine animals to celestial formations. It includes 13 Angels 15 Egg shaped 18 Constellation 39 Fish's organ 41 Mast among others, finishing with Half an em as a final entry.
Inferiority and growth in child development
A columnist cites Henry C. Link praising training over heredity, urging parents to value a child’s sense of inferiority as a spur to improvement. He warns about children who deny limitations and notes IQ can rise with effort, while high IQ may falter without attention to development.
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United States
Henry C. Link
Tinues
Link
Tarzan of the Apes in Amarillo Globe 1939 feature
The page mixes a 1939 Globe issue with a Tarzan narrative where Queen Atka confronts Tarzan and a prisoner. Dialogue shows Atka demanding release and threats of punishment. A submarine temple scene hints at a ritualized judgment plan and torture for captives.
Self-Improvement: Individuals Shape Their Own Betterment
A concise assertion that personal improvement hinges on individual effort. The piece argues that change comes from within and is achieved by the person who seeks to improve themselves. The tone emphasizes personal responsibility and proactive self-development.
Keeping Fit There Are No Reducing Foods
A narrator recalls overeating at a dinner hosted by a friend on a reducing diet and notes the futility of second helpings. The piece argues for moderation, stating all foods have caloric value and must be burned by activity or stored as fat. It advises stopping second helpings and choosing smaller portions to curb appetite.
Noisy auto traps thief in St Louis
A broken exhaust pipe on Thomas Davis’s car sounded as it started, waking the owner and leading to police recovery of the vehicle and capture of the thief. The city desk notes a busy European reaction column following Lima’s Pan American conference and related remarks by Hull and Hitler.
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U.P
Thomas Davis
Lima
Manchester Guardian
England
Berliner Tageblatt
Britain
Germany
Bethmann-Hollweg
Americas
Hull
Hitler
South America
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Amarillo
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Mmessenger
MAIL
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Helen
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NT Hat Shop
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