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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1938
Page
4
The Ohio senatorial contest sees Robert J. Bulkley and Robert A. Taft campaign together on a joint debate tour. They answer each other’s charges directly, and blow by blow press accounts help the public assess the truth. Observers note South Carolina uses this approach but it could signal a national shift.
The article outlines three relief modes: public relief funded by taxes, private relief by individuals, and the Community Chest coordinating voluntary agencies. It praises the Chest for centralizing fundraising and directing aid to the most suitable agency to assist individuals, emphasizing organized social work over haphazard giving.
Washington notes discuss U S air power leading Europe, implying peace through strength. Roosevelt notes suggest neutrality act repeal and lend-lease style aid to Allies without full war. Other items cover wage agency funds, NRA committees, and Court and social security appointments.
Charles B. Driscoll writes from New York about Sir Gerald Campbell and Lady Campbell departing for Canada after eight years, noting Sir Gerald as a witty Englishman. He observes Fannie Hurst’s distinctive dress, Bernard Sobel’s erudition, John Mulholland’s deft magic, and Thomas Lamont’s public relations role at Morgan, as well as Driscoll’s own improving health and diary routine.
Richard Halliburton filed articles of incorporation for the Richard Halliburton Trans Pacific Junk Expedition Inc. He defines junk as Chinese ships called junk and plans to buy one in China and sail it to San Francisco for cruises tied to the 1838 Golden Gate International Exposition.
Engineers predict roads with embedded heating to melt snow and rain. Concrete will cover portals and heat activated during bad weather to keep surfaces free of ice.
In a brief confrontation Zambeh warriors grab Mary and force her to face captivity. Jeff Riegers fights to protect her but runs into another savage group. Spears enclose the captives as Mary bleeds into fear and Jeff feigns innocence.
Kathleen Gregory travels west incognito to secure a right-of-way from MacDonald for the Gregory mine. She is appalled by miner living conditions and turns her house into a hospital. Bridget accompanies her as Kathleen appeals to family for cottages and medical aid. Donald MacDonald, rival mine owner, harbors hatred for the Gregorys.
The narrator recalls Auburn prison in New York with Warden Brophy discussing long-term inmates who fear life after release. He describes safety measures, religious activity, and limited outer-world contact such as license plates made by inmates. He notes guards without revolvers and riot control devices in dining halls.
Kathleen debates the mine’s fate and her people’s future as MacDonald explains hope versus hardship. She ponders winning a right of way to keep the mine open and whether she must marry to force change while vivid life on the road ends in a fresh lunch stop and plan.
The article urges immediate action for physical fitness urging readers to stop deferring diet and exercise. It cites common excuses and stresses the need to begin health efforts now rather than postpone. It notes a shift from procrastination to proactive habits for a balanced life.
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