Cabin of Rock Shelter Found by Crackup Castaways
Doris Denton and Stephen Carleton discover a hidden cliff cabin with a stove, bunks, and supplies after their plane cracks up in the Canadian wilds. They rescue incapacitated Mark Tomlinson, plan to move him in, while Steve reports finding a livable refuge to endure the harsh weather.
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Doris Denton
Stephen Carleton
Mark Tomlinson
Doris
Mark
Steve
Beth Lamphere
Cabin Refuge Brings Quiet Comfort in Harsh Night
Doris and Steve secure a kerosene lamp and warm fire in a cabin, discovering blankets and a sturdy stove. They dream of a bed, safety, and potential food hidden in a locked cupboard as they brace for an indefinite siege, awaiting Mark.
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Doris
Steve
Mark
Courthouse Records Span Property Transfers and Liens
A dense list of court deeds shows transfers, mortgages, and trusts dated 1939 40 across Amarillo and surrounding areas. Many entries cite buyers sellers and lot or block references with names such as Loewenstern Reid Sullivan and Wolflin, plus banks and insurers. The passage also includes a brief unrelated national budget discussion from Washington.
Sloan Visibly Influences Freight Sales On His Railroad
Matthew Sloan, president of the Missouri Kansas and Texas Railroad, visits Fort Worth to meet 20 to 50 customers, learning services and seeking ways to boost freight. A Fort Worth manufacturer cites Sloan’s courtesy and appreciation as a key driver of business. The column also recounts a reader’s note on stammering and a Yale clinic approach to quieting nervous children, urging teachers to tailor methods to individual temperaments.
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Amarillo
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Matthew Sloan
Missouri, Kansas and Texas Railroad
Katy
Fort Worth
Tex
Sloan
Greene
Irving Place
New York
Yale University
New Haven
Marching Orders for 1940: Work, Think, and Reflect
A 1940 guidance piece urges steady effort and disciplined thinking. It stresses checking facts daily, paying debts, saving earnings, and balancing work with wholesome leisure while praising freedom and personal responsibility in shaping the year ahead.
Economic optimism grows as Congress opens long session
Analysts forecast a five to six month Congress with brighter economic prospects than a month ago. Forecasters expect a mild inventory leveling and modest drop in the Federal Reserve Index, while war orders abroad contribute little to the upturn.
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Congress
Commerce Department
Division of Industrial Economics
Last Czar Puzzle Clue List Enigmatic Across and Down
A dense crossword style roster of clues and answers spans horizontal and vertical slots including references to the last czar of Russia, Moscow, mine shaft hut, poetry muse, and various wordplay hints. The grid pairs definitions with iambic-like wordplay, inviting solution of multiple cross-linked terms.
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Russia
Kremlin
Moscow
Maintaining a Balanced Maintenance Diet
The article outlines protective foods including vegetables fruits milk butter cereals and eggs as essential daily ingredients. It argues meat provides abundant protein but warns against excessive starch and spiced meats while stressing variety and moderation for a healthy diet.
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the McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Notable 1939 Spotlight: Marian Anderson to Lindbergh
A comic page feature lists five prominent figures of 1939 and asks readers to identify the principal reason for each person side by side: Marian Anderson Paul V McNutt Sigmund Freud Gen Walter Krivitsky Col Charles Lindbergh.
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Marian Anderson
D. A. R. Hall
Paul V. McNutt
Indiana
White House
Sigmund Freud
United States
Walter Krivitsky
Committee
Europe
France
Charles Lindbergh
England
Camera Comics Contest Captures Ralph Baxter Photo
A photo by Ralph Baxter of 1208 Buchanan appears in today’s camera comic contest. Caption lines accompany the image in the published page.
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Ralph Baxter
Buchanan
Tarzan Faces Threat Amid Pantu Games Conspiracy
Tarzan risks danger by revealing questions about the avicen stmuled archy and Kailux who wear golden collars indicating death in the lion pits at the Pantu games. The June Lord warns that plans will have to change as the plot unfolds.
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Kailux
Tarzan
Archy
O'Rourke
Kailuk
Ahtea
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