Globe ad and editorial on war dangers and American optimism
The Amarillo Globe outlines special delivery and subscription details and presents an editorial urging calm and confidence in America's future amid looming European tensions. It quotes Dr. Arthur Irving on responsibility and hope while noting the paper's independent democratic stance.
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Towards a Banking Program
Glenn Frank argues for a federal guaranty of bank deposits tied to an expanded Federal Reserve system. He urges rapid auditing of banks to determine safe coverage for existing deposits while proposing complete coverage for new deposits. He warns against blanket guarantees and calls for systemic cleanup of poorly managed banks.
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Raisul Intrigue In Morocco as Margaret Seeks Escape
In Mekazzen turmoil Raisul plots against Jules Maligni as Margaret endures confinement in El Ain dry’s Moroccan estate. Household pressure from Elisa Beth el Ain pushes Margaret toward possible flight while Jules remains unseen and strained amid danger and family power.
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Tear Ducts and Glands Explain Eye Moisture Care
Dr. Morris Fishbein explains how tears keep eye tissues moist and the lacrimal gland and tear ducts function. Blockages or infections can cause redness swelling and discharge, sometimes requiring medical instruments or even gland incision for relief.
DeMille’s luncheon picks four Panther Girl finalists
Cecil B DeMille, still sharp eyed, hosted four Panther Girl finalists at Paramount. He predicted bright film futures, and all four now hold long term contracts. Kathleen Burke and Gail Patrick already star in major projects, Lena Andre and Verna Hillie also rising leads.
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Nobel Prize Puzzle Clue List Reveals Horizontal and Vertical Cues
An OCR style puzzle grid lists horizontal and vertical clues with numbers, including literary prize reference, word meanings, and cross-check prompts. The page pairs questions like first literature prize winner with various word definitions, plus notes on measurement, anatomy, and objects, typical of a newspaper puzzle column.
The Brash Young Hare Faces Jumper in a Fierce Duel
In a vivid tale Jumper defends his home against a headstrong young Hare. The fight showcases wisdom and experience overcoming youth as the equal combatants clash with teeth, claws, and learned battle tricks. Jumper finally breaks free from the attack.
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Five city feed links for Man of the Street broadcast
The AP report notes WABC CBS plans to air the Man of the Street program from New York Boston Chicago Philadelphia and Washington in a half hour pickup Monday afternoon What is America Thinking will be the question The schedule lists WEAF NBC WABO CBS and WIZ NBC programs and performers for the evening lineup. The text also includes a children story featuring Jumper the Hare and Mrs Hooty with a moral about learning from danger and a note about the next story One Billy Is Out of Sorts.
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Widow seeks presidential OK to keep 1851 gold coin
Amelia R. Hecht a 74 year old Denver widow writes to President Roosevelt asking permission to retain a $1 gold piece she has kept for 51 years and found in 1882 she says she fears being labeled a hoarder and asks for an exception.
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Tunnel suit halted by sun in eyes of jurors
In Fayetteville West Virginia on March 2 a court session was interrupted as sun glare through unshaded windows blinded jurors. The trial involved more than 100 damage suits claiming workers contracted a lung disease from a sandstone tunnel. A recess was ordered until shades could be hung.
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Margaret Encounters a Mysterious Stranger in House Passage
A frightened English girl, with husband in residence, navigates a corridor under fear of danger. She recalls her bearings and avoids panic as hidden sounds echo. Tomorrow she meets a surprising man who offers aid.
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