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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1939
Page
4
The Supreme Court refused to review sentences of four men convicted under a new courtesy law aimed at preventing demonstrations in front of embassies. Critics argue it curtails First Amendment rights, though proponents say the law protects diplomatic missions and upholds centuries of international courtesy.
London journalist Peter Mallone covers a Spanish civil upheaval from Algeciras to Madrid while Petrel and Petronella face danger and separation. Rumors of a prophecy intensify tension as Tamara confronts James about truth and love amid war. A hidden liaison between Tamara and James unfolds as Peter risks escape during a harsh battleground week.
Pictured is a large crossword style map titled Dominion Map with clues for many horizontal entries. The grid includes river names, common words, and references such as its largest city and governor general, offering a wide range of definitions from medical degree to medieval knot.
Harold Mast of Swift & Company in Columbus devised a bold campaign for Pard dog food in 1934 by staging local dog shows for plain mutts. The event drew crowds, earned front-page coverage, and boosted Mast to become the nation's leading dog food salesman as Perry 1938 saw 130 Matt Shows nationwide.
The Amarillo Globe Publishing Co notes evenings edition except weekends in Amarillo Texas. Provides subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions and special home delivery service. Denotes independence as an impartial democratic newspaper. Monday February 27 1939.
In Columbus Harold Mast is credited with a bold sales idea as his business captured 42 percent of the dog food market. The feature lauds Mast as a pioneer and challenges readers to emulate his success.
McGovern advocates varied daily workouts from a single position. He explains side-lying moves that yield six variations by changing leg and knee actions. The routine stresses relaxed muscles, gradual counts, and steady perseverance to avoid strenuous effort.
England and Wales show a higher birth rate with 164,256 births in the quarter. Registrars report 84,166 boys and 80,091 girls, a male to female ratio of 1,051 to 1,000, marking 480 more births than the same quarter in 1937 and 6,000 above the five year average.
News Behind The News notes how Bill Bullitt the Paris ambassador stands at the center of Senate scrutiny over Roosevelt foreign policy and the France plan. It cites Hull Kennedy and public doubt, with rumors of resignations and a push to keep trade policy aligned. Recounts Bullitt’s past lunches with Ramsay MacDonald secretary and British spying rumors, and compares his role to Walter Hines Page in Wilson era.
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