One Month Special Delivery Service Note
An old newspaper snippet notes a one month special delivery offer and prompt copy requests by calling The News Globe 4262 before 6 PM. It mentions mail rates for Texas Oklahoma New Mexico and urges subscribers to notify during hours. Also comments on freshmen congressmen Holt and Bernard facing resentment for enthusiasm and obstruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Globe
News-Globe
Epecial Messenger
Texas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Spain
John Toussaint Bernard
Farmer-Laborite
Duluth
Minn
Federal action urged for national civil airways system
The American Municipal Association calls for a complete federal plan to create a national civil airways and airport system. It notes about 2 000 airports in the continental U S with 475 municipal, 415 used for national system, and large local tax funding. The report cites rising traffic, pilot licenses, and aircraft size, urging coordination with states and federal rules and financing.
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American Municipal Association
Washington, d
D. C
Continental
United States
Express Fio
National Civil Airways
Roosevelt aides push wage hour bill limit reforms in interstate industry
Washington conference team plans a labor bill to set maximum hours and minimum wages for interstate businesses. The proposal targets major industries like steel and automotives, delaying broad regulation in small towns, with intent to curb sweatshop practices across state lines.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Ite House
Thett
Supreme Court
NRA
Reossreit
Wages and Tours House
Train 110 neophyte Congressmen at $2.2 million cost
The piece notes it costs $2.2 million to train 110 new members of Congress over two years and outlines the unseen expenses of staff, speeches, and laundry. It also reports on the Pennsylvania railroad scrapping 32,000 freight cars as part of a major dismantling program. It contrasts this with a “gospel of dictators” and argues communism, fascism, and Nazism share the same core byproducts.
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Congress
United States
Washington
Pennsylvania Railroad
Conway
Pittsburgh
Talk of film stars and absolutism in Europe
The piece humorously compares movie star imitations to real scandals, notes the district attorney protecting actors to save jobs for many workers, and argues that Europe’s key issue is absolutist state power gaining money and property, echoing historic rulers.
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D. A
Europe
Spain
Nicholas II
Louis XIV
Genghis Khan
Stalin
Mussolini
Hitler and Company
Louis
Nicholas
Company
Dieting for Reducing May Be Harmful
A health guidance note warns against extreme dieting and fad diets. It stresses balanced nutrition, avoiding excessive restriction of fats starches sugars or fats, and maintaining essential nutrients for bone blood and tissue.
Hidden Doors and Fan Tales From a 1937 Nightlife
The narrative recalls a cafe near the RKO studios with signs on two doors and anecdotes about stars like Gene Raymond Carole Lombard and Clark Gable. It relays playful wartime era anecdotes of fans and backstage pranks including Lombard decorating a dressing room and others like Crosby and Buddy Rogers, ending with a quip about Frank Morgan.
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RKO
Gene Raymond
Carole Lombard
Clark Gable
Clark
George Washington
Carole
Washington
Gable
Miss Lombard
Parade of Youth and Social Scenes From 1937 McNaught Syndicate
A column by 0 C McIntyre profiles Jay Jerome Williams a boy’s features publisher and Parade of Youth backer, and recounts anecdotes about Noel Coward John McCormack William Gaxton Henry Brown and others. It notes Williams upbringing and charity, artist manners in public, and a humorous tobacco anecdote with a Turkish narghile.
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New York
Jay Jerome Williams
Waters
Washington, D. C
Cherrydale
Bayville
Williams
Washington Street
McNaught Syndicate Inc
Reddy and Mrs. Reddy in the Green Forest
In Thornton W. Burgess’s bedtime tale, Reddy Fox encounters winter hunger after injuring Mrs. Reddy. He faces a choice between ruthlessness and care as Mrs. Reddy lies injured and dependent, while scarcity and cold intensify the struggle for food and survival.
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Reddy Fox
Mrs. Reddy
Reddy
Green Forest
Child Pianist Answers to Previous Puzzle HORIZON TANGLE
An 11 year old pianist and word puzzle fill reveal clues across many entries. The list includes definitions for items such as strong vegetable, Derby, oatmeal material, musical note, label, reader, unit, worth, breakwater, moor, sphere, god of sky, slide, and several others across vertical and horizontal clues.
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Amarillo Globe
Post Texas
Jilo Daily News
G Fillmore
Gene Howe
T. BE. Johnson
John McCarty
Amarillo
Amaloche News Publishing Co
Associated Press
7 News and Business Department
Erates
Amarillo “Globe
Amarillo Daily News
Peefy
the Globe
Rush Holt
West Virginia
Hitler
Micciolini
Ube Erted
MMIE
Fidler
Hollywood
William Powell
Bill Powell
Powell
Crisp Powell
Robert Montgomery
Warner Baxter
Universal
Roy Taylor
Cigaret
Binz Crosby
Trocadero
Frank Morgan
McNaught Syndicate
C. McIntyre
Radio City
Noel Coward
Arrivisters
Coward
John McCormack
Dennis McSweeney
McCormack
William Gaxton
Broadway
White Horse Tavern
Gaxton
Madeline Cameron
San Francisco
Don Gaxanola
Shepherd of the Lambs
Henry Collins Brown
Museum of Natural History
Gladstone
Murray Hill
Morris Fishbein
Journal of the
American Medical Association
the Health Magazine
Bedtime Story
Thornton W. Burgess
Mrs. Fox
T. W. Burgess
Charles [Hughes
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