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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1939

Page

5

Wilhelmina of Holland Faces War Pressure Again

The Netherlands queen Wilhelmina, 59, has steered her small nation through past perils and now confronts renewed threat as Germany and England loom. She maintains a neutral stance, builds up border defences, and keeps a wary eye on global powers while managing a vast empire and personal wealth.

Holland Germany France England Wilhelmina Netherlands Europe Maryland Hague Zuider Zee Dutch East Indies Indies Dutch Royal Shell Oil Company Switzerland Norway Countess van Buren William Tit Engliv Mecklenburg Juliana Bernhard Zu Lippe- Biesterfeld

Women who rose from humble starts to fame and success

A reader notes many prominent women began in lowly jobs and built lasting fame. Sophie Tucker rose from Hartford waitress to a 3000 dollar weekly star. Carrie Jacobs Bond wrote a record selling song “The End of a Perfect Day.” Elsa Maxwell and Mary Pickford paths are cited along with others who started as a nurse, maid, or shop worker before achievement.

Sophie Tucker Comedienne Hartford Conn Carrie Jacobs Bond Hollywood Ora H. Snyder Chicago Elsa Maxwell New York Keokuk Binnie Barnes London Madeleine Carroll Mary Roberts Rhinehart Mary Pickford Mrs. Smith Madame Schmann-Heink Helen Morgan Marshall Field Grace Moore Tennessee

Supreme Court May Rule on Leaflet Distribution Laws

A pending U. S. Supreme Court decision next month will address three state statutes in Wisconsin, California, and Massachusetts restricting leaflet distribution to curb street litter. The clash pits state power against individual free speech rights, with supporters urging broader protection of this elemental right.

U. S. Supreme Court Wisconsin California Massachusetts

Great Success Paralleled by Men in Pursuit

A fragment notes a comparison where achievements mirror those of men, signaling strong progress and recognition in their efforts and endeavors.

Beauty that lasts beyond a skin deep glow

The piece argues true beauty stems from good health and fitness, not cosmetics alone. It links a trim figure, clear complexion, and sparkling eyes to proper body care, nerves, and circulation, urging readers to pursue lasting wellness. Abraham Persky, president of a bathing suit mill, declines a swimming race invitation, saying he never owned a bathing suit.

Artie McGovern Worcester Mass U.P Abraham &. Persky

Night in Amarillo Globe editorial and fiction fragment 1939

The Amarillo Globe issue includes a 1939 date, pages of publication details, and a fiction excerpt featuring a scene with Tarzan like figures, Dr Wong and a queen named Ahtea in a mystical chamber. The text blends newspaper masthead material with serialized fantasy dialogue and action.

Roosevelt Watchdog Warns on Arms Embargo And War

Senator Pittman warns European nations that attacking the United States would bring defeat as arms embargo repeal looms. Secret service protection for Roosevelt increased amid concerns over munitions and neutrality debates. Prominent figures including Capper and Foster are quoted on war risks and policy. A Washington dispatch notes Senate nerves over the Panama accord and shipping bill.

Paul Mallon King Features Syndicate, Inc Washington Pittman United States Senate State Department G-men Secret Service Britain France Congress Moscow Hitler Roosevelt Mr. Roosevelt Borah Vandenberg Nye Johnson Yankees

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