Barking at Hitler Anew Signals Shifting Democratic Policy
The piece argues that a Washington clash signals a modest international bark against Hitler and the Nazi regime, marking a shift from earlier appeasement. It recalls how democracies softened reactions after World War I, then cites Munich and anti Jewish pogroms as prompting a tougher stance. The author sees the incident as a cautious but real step toward opposing Nazi methods.
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Bruce Catfonasy
United States
Ickes
Germany
America
Hitler
England
Versailles
Rhineland
Austria
Munich
Washington
Tarzan allies with apes for perilous mountain assault
Donald Duck notes Tarzan vows to rescue Helen as his ape band joins the perilous trek. The Jungle Lord plans a mountain foray while Athairian warriors move the river barge, eyeing Helen as a handmaiden for the temple beneath the waters.
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Tarzan
Helen
Lavac
Tarzal
New Year's Love Noel Marchand and Allan Collings
A melodramatic scene follows Noel as she resists calling Allan after meeting his arrival. She battles impulse to hear his voice, then phones to sound pleasant while secretly craving contact. Allan expresses regret at missing the dock reunion and pushes for a luncheon with Noel and Anita Swanstrom.
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Anita
Noel
Douglas
Hollywood
Swanstrom
David
Fifth Avenue
Clarabelle
Gerald
Agaian
Elaine
Allan
Chile
Allan Mas
Yin
Broadway
Columbus Circle
Albany
Rellin’s
Santiago
Noel Marchand
Allan Collings
David Norris
Anita Swanstrom
Concealed Proverb in Puzzle Terms and Clues
The page presents a word puzzle with horizontal and vertical clues, listing numbers and word fragments across varied categories. It references a concealed six word proverb, Greek letters, colors, tools, and objects, requiring solving to reveal the proverb and related terms.
Keeping Fit Child's Report Card and Health
A guide for parents on interpreting a child's report card as a health indicator. Poor performance in multiple subjects may signal impaired hearing or vision, while specific declines point to sensory issues. Regular eye and ear checks, plus attentive follow up with school doctors, are advised.
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McNaught Syndicate
Amarillo Globe 1939 subscription and delivery notice
The Amarillo Globe announces subscription rates for daily and Sunday delivery and mail options in advance. Special delivery offered for late issues, with a July 5, 1939 date note and publisher credits for The Globe and The Amarillo Daily News.
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Amarillo
Texas
Amarillo Daily News
Sixth
Fillmore
Gene Howe
John McCarty
Jobe News Publishing Co
Essse
Esses
Irese
Amarillo Globe
Miodo Kane
Globe
News-Globe
MAIL
Vo Abeheanesas
Garner Roils White House Talks Stir Fiscal Reform
In Washington a January report portrays Vice President Garner pressuring for reform of Democratic policies after electoral setbacks. Garner seeks to curb farm subsidies, push for revenue sources, and reassert influence over budget, while President Roosevelt weighs steps amid cabinet tensions and insider speculation on Wakefield Smith’s labor board nomination.
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Paul Mallon
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Washington
Garner
Roosevelt
V. P
Cabinet
White House
Sage
Uvalde
Agriculture
Wallace
Congress
House
Senate
U. S. Treasury
Treasury
Donald Wakefield Smith
National Labor Relations Board
Smith
Miss Perkins
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