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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1939
Page
4
Petronella drives a late night canteen from the police station to feed patrols and wounded amid a tense riot. She greets weary officers with coffee and sandwiches while Cramping resists the plan and others debate the risk and impact. The effort earns mixed praise as the danger deepens around the city streets.
Petronella and Peter Mahone navigate the aftermath of a mob clash as Burmans attack Cooringhils. Peter plans to return to town for material while Petronella faces fear for him and the family. Ay Maung reports dangers and the household braces for police action and further unrest.
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The author extols American living conditions despite unemployment concerns. He argues the US sustains a higher standard of living through mass production, noting vast access to telephones, savings, life insurance, education spending, and automobiles. He contrasts with poverty abroad and cites personal relief experiences. He references Paul Garrett.
The Amarillo Globe announces publication details for January 25 1939 including ownership The Globe News Publishing Co addresses and contact numbers. It lists editors President and Publisher GENE HOWE and Associate Publisher JOHN McCARTY. It notes subscription rates and mail delivery options for daily and Sunday editions and emphasizes independent democratic stance.
In a superb speech before the American Association of Advertising Agencies the speaker argues that the standard of living for all rises only as the true price of goods for all is reduced. The remark emphasizes consumer cost as the driver of broad prosperity.
A 1939 article argues that mental state heavily affects digestion. It urges pleasant, light dinner conversation and avoiding stress at the table to prevent sour stomachs. It notes nerves can trigger digestive upset and cites numerous fur trade names in a closing copyright remark.
A private report to President Roosevelt from Washington depicts a bleak Latin American scene with dictators advancing on trade and little hope of a better deal for the United States. It notes the U.S. seeks only a temporary smile policy until more promising options emerge and cites Schacht’s fall as a sign of looming German economic reckoning.
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