Inside View of Global Leaders on Hitler Crisis
Washington report notes Chamberlain Daladier and Roosevelt may have expected Hitler moves after Czechoslovakia and Sudetenland. It discusses trade pressure, tariff penalties, and U S reactions including Smith bill export subsidies and cabinet lobbying amid graft concerns and government spending.
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Strange Burglary and Murder Probed in Moonlit Hollow
A diverging tale unfolds around Mary Randall’s antiques as Asey and Ham chase a burglar amid Hell Hollow. A trooper is freed from restraints in a barn near Slade’s studio while clues pivot on deer balls and a missing, dangerous intruder.
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Weston
Ham
Hamilton
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Mary Randall
Madame Meaux
Hell Hollow
Axel
Earlial
Jane
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Old Home Week Murder
Asey Mayo investigates a murder mystery in a New England town during Old Home Week. The scene centers on Cane Codaleuth, Mike Slade, a missing artist, and a tense hunt for motives as townsfolk and troopers converge on clues at Slade’s residence.
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Aley Mayo
Cane Codaleuth
Mike Slade
Walter Chrysler’s Turning Point in Salt Lake City Rail Yard
A young Walter Chrysler, then a mechanic earning three dollars a day, saves the crack Salt Lake City to Denver train by quickly replacing a back cylinder head with two helpers. The feat, done in minutes before three, launches his rise to prominence in the railroad world.
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Chrysler
Walter Chrysler
Amarillo Globe issues and subscription details 1939
The Amarillo Globe announces publication practices and subscription rates in 1939. It lists editors GENE HOWE and JOHN McCARTY, press association affiliation, and delivery options. Readers are urged to report missed copies by 6 PM for prompt replacement.
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Amarillo
Texas
Amarillo Globe
Amarillo Daily News
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Rising Worker Becomes Foreman After Remarkable Feat
The man was promoted to foreman with 90 men under him after an extraordinary two hours and forty minutes of work. His standout accomplishment drew swift attention and marked a rapid ascent from the shops to leadership.
Keeping Fit and Meat in a Healthy Diet Debate
The piece argues against a meat free diet for healthy individuals. It notes protein from meat is highly usable and essential for tissue repair and growth, while acknowledging vegetable protein is weaker. It counters dietary superstition and urges doctors diagnose diet related conditions.
Technological unemployment and the hosiery switch
An essay argues technology will not harm workers if gains are shared among labor and management. It highlights a hosiery industry agreement forcing rapid machinery adoption, increased worker output, and rising weekly earnings despite lower piecework pay, with no layoffs. It cites Park Commissioner Moses and other anecdotal items as context.
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Manchester
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