The Amarillo Globe Rates and Delivery Policy Notice
A scanned page shows subscription costs and delivery details for The Amarillo Globe and related papers. It lists carrier rates, special delivery options, and contact numbers for news and circulation departments. The item also includes a political disclaimer about party alignment and independence.
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Horn on the Horns and WPA Careers in Focus
An editorial skewers impatient drivers who honk at delays and insult others. It also critiques WPA relief careers while noting plans by New York official Bomervell to analyze life on work relief and replace career workers with those seeking private employment.
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New York
Works Progress
B. B. Bomervell
Bomervell
Fannie Hurst
Bob Davis
Hollywood
Grand Canal
Venice
Miss Hurst
White House
Unemployment figures show progress but still high in US
Statistics from the Alexander Hamilton Institute reveal March employment at 41,608,000 the peak of recovery while 9,821,000 remain unemployed. The text notes a long term population rise and argues unemployment clearance requires higher employment than ever before with a cautionary line on non intervention policies. Dr Norman Bethune referenced.
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Alexander Hamilton Institute
United States
Behind the Scenes in Washington Power Players in Roosevelt Circle
Washington report notes the Jefferson dinner sparks belief that Tom Corcoran Ben Cohen and Assistant Attorney General Robert H Jackson shape New Deal policy. Corcoran coordinates White House lobbying and communications while Cohen drafts legislation and guides Roosevelt. Jackson joins as key trial lawyer. Roosevelt moves left, influenced by attacks from opponents and what voters want.
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Roosevelt
Tom Corcoran
Ben Cohen
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Corcoran
Cohen
Capitol Hill
Robert H. Jackson
Jackson
Epetehes
White House
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Becayne
Cast of Characters in a Mountain Store Incident
In a frontier store on a tense day, Pred Potter and Paul Colter quarrel over a gun as Silas Lyman and Stuart Blake clash. Officer Burke arrives and pieces together an accidental shooting that spared lives while Carolee Colter defends her brother. Pred recalls the fracas as Blake admits the danger, and Carolee thanks the girl who saved Blake's life.
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Potters Store
Pred Potter
Jim
Pred
Paul Colter
Fred Potter
Mr. Blake, Sr
Burke Carolee Colter
Stuart Blake
Carolee
Paul
Burke Walt
Dil
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Blake
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Glass
Burke
Alore
Stuart
Blakes
Colters
Carolee Colters
Gias
Gold Mine Map Sparks Family Feud at Potter Store
In a Western town, Stuart and Carolee Colter clash with Paul and Silas Blake over a rumored gold mine. After a tense scene, Carolee consoles with a Blake, and candy sweetens the moment as Potter’s staff note a superstition curse at Superstition Mountain.
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Fred Potter
Mat
Blake
Colter
Colters
Jigs His Best For Own Folks
A pensive column by 0. 0. McIntyre from New York on June 25 surveys Broadway figures and cultural curiosities. It mentions Tony Cannzoni, Leland Hayward, various hotel and theatre personalities, and remarks on fashion, slang, and notable social scenes.
Watch Diet When Away From Home
Summer travel invites indulgence but a proper diet stays on track. Keep essential foods like vegetables eggs milk lean meats and fresh fruit as part of holiday meals. Occasional splurges are fine but adherence to regular rules makes the trip healthier.
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McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Rest and supervision key in tuberculosis treatment
The article stresses careful medical supervision for tuberculosis including rest and diet, with rest as the most essential factor. It notes bed rest during fever and a long period of daily reclining, while advising relaxation techniques and avoidance of mental disturbance for effective treatment. It also includes unrelated notes on Dorothea Brande’s publishing success and a Lexington Avenue anecdote.
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Dorothea Brande
Grandfather Frog Traps by Red Cloth Bait Story
Farmer Brown's Boy notices Grandfather Frog swallowed a duckling and worries a warden will shoot him. He lures the frog with red cloth on a fishing line, capturing the creature to protect the other ducklings. The frog is caught and kept hidden, foreshadowing consequences.
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Farmer Brown
Grandfather Frog
Frog
Smiling Pool
T. W. Burgess
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