Switzerland answers Nazi pressure with firm action
A small democracy under the Nazi shadow, Switzerland raided Nazi offices in Basel Bern and Zurich, jailed leaders, tightened foreign propaganda laws, and empowered the Federal Council to dissolve groups threatening security. The Swiss army was strengthened as authorities refused concessions and prepared to defend their neutrality.
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Tunis
Corsica
Nice
Switzerland
Berne
Voelkischer Beobachter
Holland
Belgium
Hitler
Basle
Zurich
Federal Council
New Year’s Love The Characters
Noel Marchand a beautiful actress loves Allan Collings while fiancé David Norris waits. In the hospital Elsie Grant shifts from despair to purpose by securing a new job and comforting Noel. Noel announces marriage plans to David and seeks Elsie’s future support.
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Noel Marchand
Allan Collings
David Norris
Elsie Grant
Noel
David
Denise
Elsie
Claiborne
Misie
Westchester
Allan
Tye
Darling
Discoverer of America and a Web of Names
A fragment from a 1940s newspaper column blends a mock crossword with a serialized romance scene. Riddled clues touch on explorers, constellations, and Latin terms while a dramatic domestic conversation unfolds between Noel Elsie and David, hinting at past loves and future plans.
Rediscovery of Man and a Paris anecdote tale
A psychologist Henry C. Link tells how advising a would be suicide to run around the block helped the man recover and abandon death thoughts. Lloyd Sloane relates a Paris park incident where a watchman scolds Sloane for his sons car mishap and Sloane accepts fault, seeking calm control.
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Henry C. Link
Mr. Link
Dr. Link
Lloyd Sloane
Paris
Rue de Chateaudun
Butard Park
Amarillo Globe masthead and publishing details as of 1939
The Amarillo Globe issue date January 11, 1939 lists publishing affiliations with The Globe News Publishing Co. and The Amarillo Daily News. It notes President and Publisher GENE HOWE and Associate Publisher JOHN McCARTY and identifies AP as news source. Subscription and delivery details outline carrier and mail rates and special delivery guidance. The paper declares itself an independent democratic newspaper publishing the news impartially.
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Amarillo
Texas
Iis
Wade
Sanwroes
Amarillo Globe
Amarillo Daily News
Globe
News-Globe
the Globe 18
Temper and Tact Save the Day Says Sloane
A fight with a watchman ends quietly after Mr. Sloane chooses temper and soft words over police action. The watchman, convinced by calm restraint, declines to involve authorities, praising self control as a quick resolution.
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Mr. Sloane
Sloane
McNaught Syn
Exercises to Build a Fuller Neck and Throat Muscles
The article describes front and back neck bridge exercises to fill hollow throat areas. It advises balancing body weight on toes and head, folding arms, and rocking ten times, then repeats with variations on side strength and shoulder movement for a fuller neckline.
Trade Sanctions vs Dictators Stir in Washington
Senator Pittman pressed the idea of cutting trade with Germany Italy and possibly Japan while President Roosevelt hopes for new means short of war. Borah argues sanctions risk war and Congress must act. Garner notes WPA funding shifts as budget talks unfold and the cost of relief rises with Harrington pushing for more funds.
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Paul Mallon
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Washington
Key Pittman
Foreign Relations
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Italy
Japan
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Senate
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