Amarillo Globe 1937 notices and masthead
The Amarillo Globe publishing info from 1937 lists Howie and McCarty as publishers. It notes delivery service details and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, with contact for missed copies. The paper identifies as an independent democratic newspaper in Amarillo Texas.
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Amarillo Y M C A Struggles With Repeated Setbacks
Ambitious Amarillo plan for a Y M C A unit faces repeated misfortune. A promising building, the former Athletic Club, burns just as the project seemed near realization. Despite debts, hunger issues, and a cautious public, local organizers vow the movement will endure and a Y will come to Amarillo someday.
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Coronation ties between Britain and America stir shared heritage
A visitor from Mars would note Americans show deep interest in King George VI's coronation. The pull goes beyond language to shared traditions, literature, and a perceived common heritage of liberty and democracy binding the two nations. Americans see the event as roundabout recognition of this bond.
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Persecution in Poland and emotional shift explained
The piece discusses Poland's past under Russian rule and its struggle for independence, noting that anti-Semitism resurfaces amid pogroms. It contrasts historical oppression with current persecution, asking to explain the paradox of collective hostility and revenge in a nation that fought for freedom.
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Housing policy stalled as New Deal overspends on housing
Washington analysis notes the New Deal has spent about 200 million on housing experiments with limited results. Wagner bill proposes 1 billion in construction loans and 50 million in subsidies to aid low income families, while current efforts fail to reach the truly needy.
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Pat Ensnared by Blond Diamond Thief Plot in New York
Patricia Monteray, wife of actor Don Monteray, is detained by detectives as a blond diamond thief suspect. She resists, confesses some truth, and is urged by Don to seek safety while reporters and district attorneys confront the case in a tense hotel-to-street sequence.
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Vacation Time Should Be Relaxation Time
A 1927 column urges treating vacation as an investment to pay dividends through the year. Plan two weeks to restore energy, avoid constant exertion, and balance sport with rest. Maintain regular habits and moderation so returns are true rest after the break.
Churchgoing trends and social whirl in New York
A 1937 diary column notes rising church attendance in New York and metropolitan areas amid social life reports. It highlights morning services at Trinity, increased dressier churchgoing in apartment buildings, and a broader revival in religious interest among editorials and books. It also mentions theater crowds, nightlife, and society figures such as W. K. Van derbilt, Rene Black, and Theodor Szarvas, with light satire on celebrities and club life.
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Suburban Cleveland Firemen Demand Role Change
Firemen in Fast Cleveland suburb petition the City Commission to stop duties like cleaning cuspidors rolling tennis courts and mopping floors objecting to being labeled mop handlers by passers by.
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Former President HORIZONTAL 1 Thirty-first President of the U.S.A.
A crossword style clue set lists Across and Down hints with numbered items including political, linguistic, and object terms. Entries reference figures such as the thirty-first president and miscellaneous vocabulary like affray epoch and metallic ore.
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Toad Tadpole Learns Fear of a Snake
In Farmer Brown's garden Taddy the young toad adapts to life under a shady board while Old Mr. Toad reveals fear of danger. A sudden slither signals a larger threat as Farm Boy and a rubber hose trail the approach of a dangerous snake.
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