Amarillo Globe details and policy in 1938 issue
The Amarillo Globe announces its publishing posture as an independent democratic newspaper. It lists staff roles, Associated Press credit, contact numbers, and subscription rates for in town, out of town, and mail delivery. The paper emphasizes impartial news and advocacy of its beliefs irrespective of party politics.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe-News Publishing Co
Fillmore
Gene Howe
John McCarty
Associated Press
Oklahoma
New Mexico
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Labor Rights Doomed to Evolve in U S History
A historical reflection on labor rights shows no settled law or common conceptions. The Wagner act is an early, imperfect step, with elections often failing to reflect workers true wishes. Picketing rights remain contested amid divergent views on strikes and representation.
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United States
New York Labor Relations Board
Labor Board
New Jersey
Behind the Scenes in Washington on New Deal Court Clash
Washington debates renewed wage hour and child labor legislation as New Deal strategists push to curb Supreme Court power. The hammer of Hammer v Dag enhart looms while big electric power cases test TVA and PWA authority. Roosevelt reshapes the judiciary with new appointments amid cabinet and agency power questions.
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Washington
New Deal
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
TVA
PWA
Public Utilities Holding Company
Hughes
Brandeis
Stone
Cardona
Black
Ana Han
United States
U. S Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Critics Wrong About a Play
New York reviewers praised Of Mice and Men as season’s climax but the public response is tepid. The piece hinges on a grim friendship among itinerant ranch workers and a tragic ending, yet critics exaggerate its licentiousness and appeal mainly to out-of-town audiences.
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D. C. McIntyre
New York
David Grayson
Grand Central Information Bureau
Stork Club
ITS ODD But It's Science
How potassium in potatoes and the human body can be fatal in high levels yet harmless within cells. The article explains potassium as a soft metal found bound in cells, its unknown reason for cellular binding, and its varied medical uses when combined with other substances.
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Howard W Blakesler
Science
New York
Predicting 1938 News Pattern From Past Disasters
A meditation on how major 1938 headlines will repeat familiar themes: two disasters, a major crime, a key political or economic development, a standout personality, and potential foreign conflict, all set against a world trend of democracy versus totalitarianism.
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Welizzard
New London School
Ohio Valley
Dillinger
Pretty Boy Floyd
Hauptmann
Matson
Tacoma
Wash
Supreme Court
Amelia Earhart
South Seas
Edward Windsor
Wallis Simpson
Will Rogers
Lindbergh
Paris
Floyd Collins
Cave
China
Mediterranean
Italy
Spain
North Africa
Egypt
United States
Constellation of Voices in a Locked Door Scene
A heated, humorous scene unfolds behind a locked door as Connie resists friends and family urging a public appearance. Mrs Perry frets over Rodney as Gibbs and Uncle Tippy trade barbed quips while Connie asserts independence, hints at divorce, and prepares to slip away with her fiancé.
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Mrs. Perry
Rodney
Connie
Gibbs
The Richest Girl in the World Faces a Waiting Wedding
Connie Corby, heiress to the Corby fortune, contemplates happiness beyond money amid the party looming for her engagement to Rodney Brandon. She fears kidnappings and public scrutiny, while wondering why love does not spark in this moment of high society. Rodney presses for marriage, while Connie questions delaying bliss.
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Connie
Rodney Brandon
United States
Constance Corby
Corby Farms
Keeping Fit by Artie McGovern
A letter emphasizes systematic daily exercise for children as a health essential. Mothers request guidance on kid exercises, noting games already provide activity but advocating gentle routine movements to build lasting habits and lifelong wellness.
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McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Answers to Cranium Crackers on Page 1
The page lists five Qs and statements on topics from Leviticus capital punishment to IQ thresholds, cave formations, basic emotions, and a method to estimate a tree’s height using a stick and shadow.
Night Promises Romance On the Marquee
A languid waltz drifts from the marquee as surf pounds the wall creating a romantic mood. Rodney, calm and confident, leans toward his companion, pressing her to avoid further delays in their plans. The scene hints at a staged romance and possible tension.
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Rodney
Escape Plot in Kali Lands Brings Hidden Meetings
In a moonlit escape, Wash Tubbs recalls Qen'ala's directions and senses unseen watchers as he slips free. Elsewhere, Van Eyk Spike Troll and three former captives convene in secret to plan escape from the Amason warland under night.
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Wood
Ding
van Eyk
Spike
Troll
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