War rumors mix with diplomacy and peace moves
The piece surveys underground war rumors and shifts in European diplomacy, noting alleged blocs among Italy France and England aimed at Hitler’s advisers and the risk of a broader conflict. It discusses Canada-US seaway talks, Roosevelt pressures, and British submarine mobility amid ominous Axis moves.
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Russia
Europe
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France
Italy
Hitler
Nevile Henderson
Poland
Henderson
Goebbels
Rosenberg
von Neurath
Mussolini
Il Duce
Germany
Quai d'Orsay
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Relaxation and tension in daily rest methods
The article explains relaxation as a health tool equal to sleep, warns against confusing rest with slumping, and describes tension in muscles from posture and mental strain. It previews future tips and offers a free chart of the Artie McGovern Daily Dozen via mail to Artie McGovern at the Globe.
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Artie McGovern
Censored Newsreels Deem War Propaganda Insipid
Opinion rails at wartime newsreels showing censored combat footage as deceptive propaganda. The writer argues real war misery exceeds sanitized releases and warns audiences not to be swayed into supporting involvement.
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Europe
Auto Monologues No. 3 on Amber Lights and Caution
A man in a black car argues that the amber light is dangerous and misused. He stresses that drivers should wait for a green signal and avoid rushing on yellow to prevent fatal accidents and respect street safety.
Medicine to Rescue Fever to Die
Paris reports on advances in army medicine since the last war. France highlights rapid evacuation and operations within twelve hours to reduce infection, stricter medical standards, and prevention of infectious diseases boosting overall troop health and battlefield resilience. France also notes financial pressures from pensions granted to substandard veterans.
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France
Minn. students paddle to class by kayak
In Minneapolis police ban hitchhiking, two students Winston Oberg and Phil Swanson commute to the University of Minnesota by kayak. They paddle the Mississippi River, making the trip in about 35 minutes. Burgundy in France is noted for its escargot farms with parent snails reaching 25 years and infant snails culled at up to two years old.
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London
Joseph Kennedy
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Hepburn
Ontario
Britain
Canada
Atlantic
Flint
Bruce Barton
Press Gallery
U. S
Mr. Adams
Mr. Schultz
Minneapolis, Minn
U.P
Minneapolis
Winston Oberg
Phil Swanson
University of Minnesota
Mississippi River
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France
Desk mottoes from notable leaders inspire steady resolve
An essay quotes leaders from William McChesney Jr to Robert Ingersoll sharing desk mottoes. Admiral Peary, Cecil Rhodes, Theodore Roosevelt and Wilbur Wright reveal sayings about perseverance, persuasion, and organizing. The piece suggests copying these maxims under desk glass to ease trouble.
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New York Stock Exchange
McChasney
Admiral Peary
North Pole
North
Fort Cresson
Cecil Rhodes
Africa
England
Joseph P. Day
Robert Ingersoll
Five Huntington doctors share newborn week at hospital
In Pasadena California five Huntington Memorial Hospital staff doctors were often found in the babies' room as grandchildren were born in the same week. The piece notes winter raises heart disease fatalities by about 30 percent, with January the deadliest month for heart trouble and August the calmest.
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Pasadena
Cal
U.P
Huntington Memorial Hospital
Amarillo Globe entry and publication details
The Amarillo Globe is listed as a second class matter, entered February 20, 1924 at the Amarillo Texas post office under the 1879 act. It publishes evenings except Saturdays and Sundays in connection with The Amarillo Daily News on Sundays morning by The Globe News Publishing Co. with phone lines for News and Business and Circulation.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe News Publishing Co
Sixth
Fillmore
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