Germany and the colonial question reshaped by realism
Bruce Catton argues that overseas colonies were gained by force and lost in war, and that German claims to return colonies are mainly for home consumption. He warns Americans to view the issue without moral judgments and to focus on isolationist priorities.
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Germany
England
France
Hitler
Europe
Munich
South Africa
Sahara
America
Philippines
The Army Post Murders by Virginia Hanson
In a mid western army post, Katherine Cornish and Elizabeth discuss tangled romances and secrets. Adam Drew questions Mary Shaw about past entanglements as Barbara’s key bonds surface and suspected motives emerge in this tense chapter.
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Virginia Hanson
Katherine Cornish
Myself
Elizabeth
Colonel Wright
Adam Drew
Revealed secrets mingle with a fatal rumor in a tense tale
In a crowded club scene, Adam probes Shaw about Anne Wheeler's death and a shocking kiss incident. Shaw hints Wheeler may know more about the murder, while a lead slug and a stray bullet connect to the pillar blast as federal investigators await confirmation.
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Shaw
Adam
Mary Shaw
Barney
Mary
Anne
Wheeler
Charlie Spencer
Charlie
Wheelers
Ma Wheeler
Chicago
Clark Gable
Post
Adams
Licking The World With Dale Carnegie
Dale Carnegie recounts a trip to Gornergrat in Switzerland praising alpine scenery and the Matterhorn. He recalls meeting Sir Wilfred Grenfell whose Labrador life of service inspired a daily habit of kindness and selfless work.
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Lund
Europe
Gornergrat
Lermott
Switzerland
Kulm Hotel
Sir Wilfred Grenfell
New York
London
Labrador
Sir Wilfred
McNaught Syndicate
Amarillo Globe 1938 edition publication details
The Amarillo Globe announces its second class matter status and postal handling dates. It lists publishing affiliations with The Amarillo Daily News and Globe News Publishing Co. and names GENE HOWE as president and publisher with JOHN McCARTY as associate publisher. Subscription rates and delivery options are provided along with a mission statement and a date of Thursday November 17 1938.
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Gene Howe
John McCarty
Keeping Fit for Modern Dances and Flexible Muscles
The article argues that private home practice of active dances like the jitterbug can improve limberness, posture, and energy even for older adults. It suggests turning on the radio to try a few turns now to keep muscles elastic and maintain a youthful walk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McNaught Syndicate
Berlin Post Office Opens Gramo Phone Recording Cabin
A Berlin post office offers a gramophone recording cabin where letters can be spoken rather than written. The rate is about 60 cents for one minute, with a five inch record provided and both sides usable for an extra 30 cents.
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Berlin
U.P
Economic boom forecast tempers with cautious notes in 1938
Washington dispatch reports a top official forecast of industrial output rising to 120-125 by next spring, signaling 25 percent higher business versus recent years. Analysts clash over whether brakes should be tightened as banks hold excess reserves, with treasury options noted and political trade questions shaping Latin policy.
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Paul Mallon
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Washington
FRB
Federal Reserve
Treasury
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