April war anniversaries loom in American history
The Globe News remembers April as a month of pivotal wars from Lexington to World War I. It notes dates for the Revolution, Mexican War, Civil War beginnings, Spanish-American War, and U.S. entry into World War I, pondering an enduring April jinx.
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Associated Press
Associated
Nee
Telephones News and Business Department
Amarillo
Payahome
Finca
Amarillo Globe
Globe
News-Globe
Apecal Meanenger
MAIL
Texas
Oklahoma
THE
Globe 18
America
Germany
Lexington
Mexico
Lee
Lincoln
Spain
Bedtime Tales and Health Notes on Quarantine
Narrative excerpts feature Mrs. Reddy Fox and Peter Rabbit in a surprise clash with Johnny Chuck while a medical note explains quarantine and isolation origins. The piece blends folklore with a health primer on typhoid, leprosy, and disease control practices.
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Carville
Cities Await Roosevelt Relief Plan Clarification
The piece outlines looming questions as Roosevelt prepares a national relief policy. It discusses W P A plans, relief roads, pay distributions, and whether relief should be permanent. It notes 1.5 million on Social Security and 2 million on WPA payrolls with gaps for the uncared-for poor.
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Roosevelt
Pg Jhat
American Public Welfare Association
Painless Tax Payments Adopted by Cities Aims to Ease Burden
The article describes instalment tax payments as a long term aid for cities and taxpayers. It notes clerical costs but overall approval from finance officers. The system aims to make taxes easier to pay in smaller, frequent amounts rather than a yearly lump sum. It mentions machine aided accounting and widespread statutes in about forty states.
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Many & City Treasury
Hitler Deflects Dissent With Foreign Blame Tactic
The article portrays Adolf Hitler facing internal pressure as his regime blames other nations to divert attention from domestic crises. It suggests German leadership may exaggerate external threats to mask leadership weakness amid economic strain and military concerns.
Senators Split Over Roosevelt Plan Shapes 1940 Race
A Washington briefing notes most Democratic senators opposed to the Roosevelt judiciary plan face re election in 1940 while many undecided and supportive members tilt the political balance. The poll shows 33 in favor 10 against and 23 undecided among Democrats with several up for 1938 re election.
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Washington
Rooevelt
Supreme Court
Senate
Prgram
MM Poncommittal
Clark
Mimour
Hevegt
Georgia
Gillette
Iowa
Smith
South Carolina
Tidings
Maryland
van Nuys
Indiana
North Carming
Smithern
Ageis
Oben
Chemine Copetetiog
Ayaltars
Dhatanvee
Thair
Carley
Adare
Denne
Coloreda
Lonergan
Maloney
Inet
Chavet
New Mexico
Minton
Vansac
Caen
Jennifer Brett Becomes Louise Goldaby In The Show
In a tense rehearsal scene Daphne imposes exacting direction on Jennifer who must adopt the alter ego Louise Goldaby. Jennifer accedes, fearing removal from the production while Daphne struggles with weariness after days of rehearsal and secrecy about past revelations.
Cold Feet Remedies From Odd Advice Column
A quirky health note discusses causes of cold feet and simple home remedies. It warns against fatigue, tight footwear, and damp conditions, advising walking on tiptoe, toe grasping, and dry warm feet with occasional hot water rubs for temporary relief.
Opening Night Dreams in a Hertzberg Show
Daphne schemes with Jennifer to keep Larry in the audience as the play opens. Jennifer teases about a key understudy role while Gordon Herzbera approves a performance plan linking Daphne and Jennifer. The scene shifts to opening night with a glittering theatre crowd and the Hertzberg production.
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Jennifer
Daphne
Mme
Larry
Daph
Gordon
Gordon Herzbera
Hertzberg
Gilda Eayle
Ermine
Immie Fidler in Hollywood
In Hollywood on March 24 a columnist notes the melancholy scene of ex stars visiting the post office for letters. He describes the hunger for fan adulation as faded fame wanes and likens the empty mail box to a lost family joss.
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Amarillo
Ama- Tate News
Globe News Publishing Co
Gene Howe
T. E. Johnson
Jobn McCarty
Hollywood
Witty Kitty touch seek out a pessimist for money
A quirky note suggests seeking a pessimistic person to recover money, implying skeptics may not expect repayment. The fragment hints at a witty phrase about finance and attitude. No clear individuals or organizations are named.
Butler's Ball and Hollywood Notes on Rich Etiquette
In Manhattan the annual Butlers Ball showcases elite servants and guests from Astor to Morgan circles with opulent boxes and charity proceeds. The piece wanders through social atmospherics of stars like Hepburn and Arliss, then shifts to memory vignettes of rural scenes and a backstage glimpse at W C Fields and George Brent, linking high society to Broadway legends and early Hollywood life.
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Jook
London
Astors
Vanderbilts
Morgans
Peggy Hoyt
Harrison Williams
Johnny Chuck Intervenes as Mrs. Reddy Chases Peter Rabbit
In a tense pursuit on the Green Meadows Johnny Chuck blocks Mrs. Reddy who considers killing Peter Rabbit. Johnny, lean and fast, aims to reach an old house while Peter dodges, earning Johnny’s brave interference and Peter’s gratitude. The tale closes with a note of discretion after wounds from a gun.
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Green Meadows
Reddy Fox
Peter Rabbit
Johnny Chuck
Johnny
Mrs. Reddy
Peter
Johnnny
T. W. Burgess
Modern Painter Puzzle Across and Down Theme
The grid lists clues for horizontal and vertical entries relating to art and general terms. Solving yields terms like silvery fish vigor and compass destiny with cross checks among painters and places.
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Amarillo Daily News
DR. Morris Fishbein
Thornton W. Burgess
Mrs. Reddy Fox
Peter Arno
Debonaire
New York
Arno
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Journal of the American Medical Association
the Health Magazine
Adolf Hitler
Ben
Hitler
Herglock
Jennifer Brett
Louise Goldaby
Hoadley
Weill
North Pole
Ay Wyck
Brett Sisters
Tre
Maggie
Immie Fidler
Butler
Manhattan
Joeeveses
East Fifty-fifth Street
West Fifty-third
John Perona
el Morocco
Hollywood Studios
Barney Gallant
University Place
Harlem
Pharior
Helen Morgan
George Arliss
Ed Wynn
Nora Bayes
Katharine Hepburn
Mary Eaton
Ziegfeld
Raymond Hitchcock
Erlanger
Jimson
W. C. Field
Bill
Field
George Brent
George
McNaught
Alps
Ocean
South Sea
Igertr
Ederle
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