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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1939
Page
6
A Senate tax bill proposes steeply graduated taxes up to 98.9 percent on war profits and high incomes, sparking criticism that such measures punish success and ignore state taxes. The piece argues the proposal would curb war profiteering but warns of grim effects on liberty and enterprise if enacted.
Asey Mayo and Kay return to the Leaches home during Old Home Week on Cape Cod as a brawl erupts with Mike Slade amid the turmoil. Eloise screams and Eloise’s condition worsens while Brinley recalls a back porch intruder and a climbing man on the Pauls Scarlet trellis, hinting at a violent setup.
A mystery unfolds around Mrs Brinley and her guests as a late visitor, Slade, triggers a chaotic sequence leading to pursuit, arrests, and a town in uproar. Asey and neighbors piece together motives while keeping Slade contained for the night.
A fragment recounts Atha's threat to capture Tarzan and torture him while Herat orders war galleys ready to sail to avenge past wrongs and save their friends, highlighting Tarzan's desperate plight and the looming clash at sea.
In Macon County North Carolina mountaineers confront the idea of punishing a local man. Sue, the mountaineer’s daughter, fights sheriffs to free her father and wins adoring support after editor Cameron Shipp praises her courage in print. The incident highlights mutual respect between towns and city press.
The Amarillo Globe dated March 29, 1939 presents its publishing details, ownership at Globe News Publishing Co, circulation options, delivery and mail rates, and a commitment to independent democratic reporting. It notes affiliation with The Amarillo Daily News, announces telephones for departments, and emphasizes prompt service and daily and Sunday editions. The notice reflects standard early 20th century newspaper boilerplate and subscription terms.
A columnist urges strict adherence to medical guidance for exercise diet and rest, arguing patients often neglect professional instructions after leaving the office. The piece notes poor compliance leads to ongoing misery despite clear remedies highlighting the doctor’s knowledge and intent. It ends with a historical note about Mississippi in 1938 employing dozens of African American county farm and home demonstration agents.
Washington March 26 Economists mock weekly business charts noting a 1 percent drop in the index of income payments since December and a 4 quarter gain. Industrial production slipped from 903 to 97, while chemicals furniture and tools show improvement. March likely ends slightly below February with an April pickup possible if foreign cautiousness eases.
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