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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1939
Page
3
Brotherhood Week highlights unity among Protestants Catholics and Jews amid 150 years of constitutional history and the Bill of Rights guarantees. The piece emphasizes religious liberty and warns against threats to fundamental freedoms while noting shared commitment to defend them.
Petronella receives a cable confirming she and Peter will sail to England with Aunt Maisie’s care pending. She wrestles with leaving Burma and the risk of her father’s overprotective actions, while Tony’s fate in China remains uncertain. The sunset over Rangoon frames a pivotal moment as plans shift from staying to departing together.
A dense list of crossword style clues references a famous painting and its themes with numerous cross‑references to people, places, and objects. The compilation includes artist, subject, and related terms spanning anatomy, nature, and art apparatus.
A 1939 interview with WOR president Alfred J. McCosker outlines eight practical steps for aspiring radio performers. Start locally, gain experience for free, develop a unique program idea, build a large singing repertoire, contact advertising agencies, cultivate a distinctive radio personality, and emphasize versatility and knowledge beyond a good voice.
The Amarillo Globe dated January 31 1939 includes the paper’s masthead and publishing details, then a short serialized adventure scene featuring Donald Duck Helen Trembled Lavee and Brian as captives, plus Tarsan and Ogahbi bound for Athair and a female scent detected.
The article explains water as a key eliminant of bodily toxins through skin and kidneys. It notes winter often reduces intake, despite ongoing needs, and advises drinking freely. It suggests six to eight glasses daily as a healthy quota and recommends erring on the side of more water.
A Texas friend of John Garner’s ally says 200,000 is ready to start a Garner for President group, but Garner himself shows no rush. The piece notes Roosevelt’s overriding influence on any Democratic nomination and questions how far lawmakers will support price fixes and farm subsidies amid shifting party dynamics. The column mocks idle White House chatter and praises or laments various political moves.
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