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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1939

Page

4

Three H s: Health Happiness Home define Dick Powell says three priorities

Mountain View Arkansas resident Richard E Powell known as Dick Powell shares his view that health happiness and home are the three most prized possessions. He recalls his rise from gas meter reader to global star and notes his family and wife Joan Blondell as central to his life.

Mountain View Ark Arkansas Richard E. Powell Dick Powell Norman Ellen Joan Blondell

Memory and money mix in Washington farm aid battle

The column reports on Congress forgetting a $50 million promise tied to farm parity payments and flood control relief, prompting questions about labor politics. It notes AFL and CIO strength, White House labor ties, and looming European tensions with Hitler as July 15 approaches. A quoted line from President Roosevelt and a remark from a 103 year old observer close the piece.

Paul Mallon Washington California Congress House Appropriations Treasury John Lewis White House Roosevelt Pennsylvania Ohio AFL Lewis Democratic National Committee CIO Homer Martin Mr. Lewis

Two Viewpoints Highlight Clash of Old and New Economic Thought

A widow, once heir to a Rockefeller-era fortune, laments vanished dividends and city franchise deadlock as street cars run every three minutes. Nearby a Catholic priest denounces wealth’s cupidity and urges systemic reform to protect the poor. The piece frames a national debate between opposing economic visions and calls for peaceful resolution.

Yesteryear John D. Rockefeller America

Four Blind Dates Yesterday chapter scene and club antics

The excerpt follows Tacks and Packy’s cooled romance as he abandons her, then shifts to Penguin Club antics with Jumbo Cutler riding an electric horse. Van Harkness, Luella and others chat about reformation, love, and a possible movie future as Jumbo contemplates being in love.

Tacks Packy Mr. Jumbo Cutler Mr. Cutler Jumbo Cheyenne Penguin Club van Harkness Van Fred Astaire Luella Telia West Harness Buttons Harkness Cutler Luella West Tam West Miss West Laetla Pin Abe Catron Tomer

Communication Inventor Crossword Clue Puzzle Fragment

The page presents a mixed set of crossword style clues and word fragments across vertical and horizontal entries with numbers and partial answers. It includes references to a notable inventor of communication and mentions various unrelated hints, likely from a newspaper puzzle page.

Luella West Inspires Jumbo Cutler in Cranky Courtship

In a lively leakage of a late night tale Jumbo Cutler confesses his obsession with Luella West. He recounts the stairfall incident and her flirtatious phone reply while Van Harkness tests the tale with blunt humor and suspicion.

The Amarillo Globe Publication Details and Rates

The Amarillo Globe announces founding date February 20 1924 and post office entry. It lists publishers GENE HOWE and JOHN McCARTY and notes Associated Press affiliation. Telephones, subscription rates for in town mail and combination with The Amarillo Daily News. Urges prompt delivery and provides special delivery contact A282.

Amarillo Texas Ard Amariillo Globe News Publishing Co Fillmore Gene Howe John McCarty Zprense Amarillo Globe Amarillo Daily News Globe News-Globe

Globe In Independent Spirit Publishes News Impartially

The Globe, an independent democratic newspaper, upholds fair reporting and believes in right over party lines. Published Tuesday, June 20, 1939.

the Globe

Foot care tips for warm weather and exercise

Artie McGoveen recommends soaking feet in hot and cold baths with borax or salt, drying, massaging, and changing shoes daily. Daily simple exercises stretch and relax cramped muscles, with ten repetitions per move. Distributed by McNaught Syndicate, Inc.

McNaught Syndicate, Inc

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