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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1938
Page
6
Bruce Catton presses the United States to move beyond protests and consider admitting German Jewish refugees or aiding their resettlement. He argues for a concrete plan with funds transportation and organizers if asylum is not possible, stressing the need to act rather than just condemn Nazi persecution.
A midwestern Army post is the setting for a tense家庭 centered mystery as Adam Drew, Elizabeth Wrights daughter Kay, and Annie confront a likely homicidal killer. The scene follows tense calls, a planned home guard, and questions about a past shooting, with Elizabeth asserting safety as Major Drew returns with a Federal Bureau agent.
A mixed set of crossword style clues lists names, terms, and definitions across music, military, chemistry, astronomy, and anatomy. The entries range from composers, instruments, and common objects to animals and plants, forming a broad wordplay grid.
The Amarillo Globe explains its publishing arrangement with The Amarillo Daily News and The Globe News Publishing Co. It lists staff roles, Associated Press affiliation, contact numbers, and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, with delivery and mail options.
In a Park Avenue tale Oscar, head waiter at the Waldorf Astoria since opening, shows leadership by quieting a waiter strike. He reorganizes service with dumbwaiters speaking tubes lighter trays and a new staff mix, placing veteran waiters in supervising roles. Today at 72 he leads about 900 people and still works long hours.
A 1938 column argues women need a systematic regular exercise routine though not violent athletic competition. Regular activity is essential for health, beauty, and happiness, with daily routines supplementing daily chores and baths to maintain fitness and well being.
The Rev. A. E. Grubbs is named pastor of the United Brethren church in Sterling Ohio. He follows his father the Rev. G. W. Grubbs who pastored here during high school years and brother Rev. W. A. Grubbs who led the church nine years ago. Grubbs has spent 36 years in ministerial work in the Fast Ohio and Indiana St. Joseph conferences. He emphasizes people handling as key to success, even over banquet preparation and service.
Washington dispatch reports a transportation conference failed to resolve railroad issues. Wary of rate rules and government aid, shippers and rail interests signal possible subsidy talks, while many railroads remain under receiverships. Political commentary notes Garner and Dies inquiries and WPA officials intertwined with public work policy.
Helen leaves her camp tent as Alan Thome approaches. A sentry nods and signals for an AM musket, she slips past and vanishes into the jungle. Thome assumes she hid, while Helen treks through darkness toward a dawn open plain. She endures fatigue and peril but survives the perilous night.
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