Nazi persecution of German Jews spreads fear abroad
The text describes a brutal German decree and mass robbery against German Jews, including ransacked businesses and a $400 million fine, following an embassy secretary’s murder. It warns the United States may face similar bigotry and cult of hatred, urging reflection on civilization and the risk of persecution spreading internationally.
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Germany
High Command
Paris
United States
England
Sudetenland
America
Hitler
Amarillo Globe publication details and staff
The Amarillo Globe founded February 20 1924 published evenings except weekends and Sunday morning in Amarillo Texas. Affiliated with The Amarillo Daily News and The Globe News Publishing Co. President Gene Howe and Associate Publisher John McCarty lead the staff. Associated Press receives news dispatches for publication.
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Amarillo Daily News
Globe News Publishing Co
Sixth
Fillmore
Gene Howe
John McCarty
Associated Press
Subscription rates and delivery service for The Globe 1938
The Amarillo Globe advertises subscription costs by carrier and mail for daily and Sunday editions, with special delivery options and a note that the paper is an independent Democratic newspaper. The date is Monday November 14 1938.
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Globe
News-Globe
MAIL
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Back Muscle Exercises by Artie McGovern
A 1938 fitness feature describes back muscle development exercises. It details lying prone with arms folded, head lifts and trunk swings, plus seated spinal circles to improve posture and prevent curvatures. The piece ends with a note on the cattelo.
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McNaught Syndicate
Political shift ushers new breed into Congress
In Washington, a strong middle class wave reshapes Congress with mostly fresh, small town business people and professionals entering from states such as California, Connecticut, Ohio, and Pennsylvania. Many newcomers lack prior office experience, while labor and CIO factions lose ground nationally. Jim Farley gains influence within the New Deal, but rising conservative tides may curb presidential power. Local forces in New York and Chicago hint at continuing tensions among labor, politics, and administration.
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Illinois
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CIO
Massachusetts
Michigan
New Jersey
Ohio
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
Indiana
Congress
California
Delaware
Iowa
Jim Farley
New Deal
National
Farley
Washington
Army Post Murders Scene From Chapter Nine
Katherine Cornish confronts Elizabeth at mid western army post as a murder mystery escalates. The scene shows Elizabeth's distress and uncertain alibi amid a car and ambulance presence near Charlie’s house with Doc Moore following. The tension hints at deeper betrayals and imminent hospital action.
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Katherine Cornish
Myself
Fillizabeth
St. Elizabeth
Colonel Wright
Adam Drew
Charlie's
Doc Moore
South American Republic Word Puzzle Reveals Country Clues
A dense grid lists horizontal and vertical clues about a pictured South American country with references to its capital Rio de Janeiro, various definitions, and a set of currency tagged values. The puzzle blends geography and wordplay, offering hints for terms like rivers, crops, and titles.
Sophie Tucker Story of a Hartford Waitress’s Rise to Fame
The tale follows Sophie Tucker, a Hartford waitress whose Russia born parents fled oppression. She moves to New York to sing, lands a chance after years of waiting tables, records phonographs for Edison, and rises to fame with hits like Some of These Days. Her stage ascent reaches Chicago and London, drawing royal attention.
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Connecticut
Sophie Tucker
Russia
America
Sophie
New York
Second Avenue
Edison Company
Chicago
England
London
Night of Fame in London Lights Up Stage
A celebrated performer faces the gaze of London’s elite as she steps to the microphone. Her nerves shake then fade, leaving her voice to win enthusiastic applause and spark a resolve to rise through hard work.
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Thomne
Athair
London
McNaught Syndicate
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