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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1938
Page
2
The Globe critiques anti Jewish propaganda, denounces Fuehrer Kuhn and Nazism, asserts America's refugee heritage and commitment to equal rights, and notes quoted figures from public life. It condemns race and religious prejudice and calls for unity under democratic principles.
Celebrity observations from Hollywood during June 28 1938 cover weather near Los Angeles Whittier College commencements and social scene. Charles B Driscoll notes overcast skies and an improvised commencement speech along with public life in Hollywood. He mentions Dr Dexter Whittier alum and a California oriole, slacks fashion, the influx of New York license plates, cantaloupes from Cincinnati, and Jimmie Fidler's success at Toluca Lake.
In this mystery excerpt Asey announces Roddy killed Marina to hush claims while Lorne defends his alibi. Cummings notes Roddy’s actions and the Hepplewhites confirm Lorne’s movement, as Hanson and Nettie Hobbs piece together the case and a cashing check raises questions.
In a waterfront drama, Marina poses for a mural and clashes with Roddy at a party. Marina’s secret links to ambergris theft are suspected, while a fatal plane crash ties to a scheme hinted by Asey. Pam learns Roddy and Jack are involved as tension mounts.
Advice on head protection emphasizes wearing wide brim hats on the beach and caps during sports to shield the scalp from sun damage. It urges mothers to use sun bonnets for children and notes the risk of heat exhaustion in the elderly, stressing cautious behavior and eye protection.
Washington reports on the NLRB decision seen as adopting Hague civil liberties principles, potential to shift bargaining to CIO across industries, with critics fearing loss of workers' right to choose. FBI overtime and resignations noted, plus public utilities PR battles and political fund details outlined.
A reader notes a math puzzle about buying and selling a lot. It compares two transactions: bought for 1000 sold for 1500 yielding 500 profit, and bought for 1200 sold for 1600 yielding 400 profit. The combined total stated is 900, with commentary that the purchase price in the first case is irrelevant to the case.
Rockefeller Institute researcher Thomas B. Turner froze disease organisms in solid carbon dioxide at 100 below zero. Syphilis germs survived a year, while human flu and yellow fever viruses endured six months of extreme cold, sparking discussion on spaceborne germs and preservation for experiments.
A tense moment unfolds as a character named Donald Duck Dick lies quiet while an altar scene progresses. A sacrificial knife trembles in Yvonne's hand as Guim explains actions. The girl cries out in refusal, saying I cannot.
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