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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1939
Page
3
A farm boy in Oklahoma named Cal Tinney dreamed of public speaking. He practiced in his father's barn, hearing a crowd only in cows and a mud bank that carried his voice. After losing his planned serious career to chronic laryngitis he pivoted to humorous speaking, gaining radio and newspaper notice.
A satire on Roosevelt era maneuvers describes a high arial pass analogy for policy moves. It notes pending nominations like Hopkins and Lilienthal and hints at looming battles over embargo powers, labor boards, and TVA. references to Willkie, Norris, and the Wagner board.
Retail and wholesale sectors show signs of stronger spring activity with forecasts of 10 to 20 percent gains over last year. New York buyers set an all time high arrival in early season, Chicago markets expect record sales, and electrical goods firms project 10 to 80 percent growth as economists cite higher indices and renewed confidence.
Petronella Mallone runs a canteen during a Rangoon riot while her brother Peter and journalist Tony Lance cover the crisis. Lance helps protect her as she faces her father and a dangerous night, hoping for a future with news and rescue in China.
A dense list of crossword style clues and an outline map caption puzzle with numbered entries across horizontal and vertical sections. Includes references to celestial signs, metals, animals, prepositions, and various fill words with mixed difficulty.
The Amarillo Globe, an independent democratic newspaper, lists its founding, publication schedule, and staff with subscription rates and delivery notes. It states affiliations with The Amarillo Daily News, carrier and mail rates, and a commitment to impartial news. Dated Thursday, January 26, 1939.
Parents too cautious about outdoor play in winter deprive children of vital exercise. With proper dress and brisk activity, cold weather builds resilience, not illness. Avoid wet clothes, heavy garments, and bare legs in cold weather. moderation and precautions reduce colds, ensuring health through winter. The United States War Department is the largest user of motor trucks and trailers.
Tarran challenges a doomed ascent as King Mrrat promises aid. Queen Medthed insists help is futile and demands a lone effort. The apemas fall silent as the hero vows to go alone, facing the peril with resolve.
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