Europe on edge as war fears mount and peace remains fragile
An editorial argues the world remains far from peace as Europe risks general war. It calls for arms reduction and a renewed effort to organize lasting peace, noting the League of Nations failure and needing a bold leader to move beyond tradition and inertia. It ends with a rural plea to temper haste in speech to avoid social and productivity harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Organization of Peace
League of Nations
Wilson
Smuts
Stresemann
Briand
League
Ead
Licking The World With Dale Carnegie
A reader recalls dining with May Robson in Los Angeles and hearing her explain her life philosophy via a poem about love that outlives wealth. The piece shifts to the author’s Missouri farming roots and a trip to Biltmore Dairy Farms in Asheville to see Jersey cows and their milk records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
May Robson
San Francisco
Miss Robson
Will Rogers
Missouri
Asheville
North Carolina
Biltmore
America
Roosevelt's rescue of Lewis reshapes labor politics
Observers credit President Roosevelt with saving John Lewis and his CIO from AFL opposition amid a high profile union ship dispute. The piece notes government pressure to avoid violence and hunger, outlines the closed shop concept, and hints at 1940 political implications along with remarks on Berle, Nehemkis, and international tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
John Lewis
United Mines Workers
CIO
AFL
Lewis
Carnegie Foundation
Roosevelt
White House
Capitol
John’s
NLRB
Two Against Love at Seacliff Dance Fists Fly
Jocelyn Russell heir to half the Seacliff estate faces turmoil as Tally Mack, a young farmer, erupts during a dance. A confrontation on the veranda leaves Art Mason hurt while rumors and jealousy swirl among Geoff and club members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jocelyn Russell
Jocelyn
Geoffrey
Tally
Lighta
Geoff
Thorn
Lyn
Art Mason
Horizontal Common Rodent Puzzle Answer Panel
A scrambled crossword style listing with clues for horizontal and vertical words across themes of animals, measurements, and common terms including European rodent hints and general vocabulary. The puzzle appears to mix definitions with partial answers and abbreviations.
Entanglements at Seacliff A Summer Shuffle
Jocelyn chases Tally after a confrontation and a tender kiss amid August heat. Geoffrey, Thorn, Nola, and the Mack family weave into a tangled set of desires, wedding plans, and lingering tension as Jocelyn faces choices and a distant future with Geoffrey.
The Globe News Publishes May 18 1939 Issue
The Amarillo Globe News edition from May 18 1939 includes staff bylines and publishing details, notes on distribution and delivery service, and an illustrated fiction fragment about a character named Terman in a fantasy quest. The piece blends newspaper notices with a serialized tale.
Golf Fitness Movements For Better Swing
A fitness routine advises golfers on shoulder back and arm warmups. It describes a sequence of drills using a club to stretch and strengthen the back and shoulder muscles, including side touches toe touches and lunging motions to build balance and range of motion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y Artie Meeegovern
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Fmnea Arts
Mateo
Dale Carnegie
Paul Mallon
Labor Department
Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation
Adolf Berle
Berle
Securities Exchange Commission
Peter R. Nehemkis
Mussolini
Hitler
Danzig
Poland
Army
Navy
Congress
National Defense Bureau
Hopkins
Capitol Hill
Mr. Roosevelt
Stalin
God
Robert R. Reynolds
Frances Hanna
Ruth Benton
Art
North
36 Company
Abbr
Geoffrey Kensing
Samoa
Nola
Mack
Bob
Seacliff
Tex
Macks
Sandy
THE
Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Associated Press
News and Business Department
Vernon
Beassgese
Boris
Amarillo Daily News
Morning and Sees
Neavrnesar
Globe
News-Globe
MAIL
WIS Marthe
the Globe
Terman
Pleia of
Lions
Gold
Nemone
Donald Duck
Carol
Splendides
Ning Pearares Syricare
Wells
Sonny Boy
Moon Mullins
Ozonic
Lord and Lady Plushbottom
MR. Moonshine Mullins
MR. Mullins
Countries
Loudmouth
Tae
Tarzan and the
Catrine
Tarzan
Alextar
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