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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1938

Page

4

Amarillo Globe Offers Carrier Subscriptions

The Amarillo Globe lists prepaid subscription rates by carrier in Amarillo. Options include one week for 15 cents, six months for 7.60, and one year for 3.90, with a combined offer for morning evening and Sunday with The Amarillo Daily News at 25 cents weekly and 1.90 monthly. The paper states it is an independent democratic newspaper, publishing news impartially and supporting what it believes to be right regardless of party politics.

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Prices in steel puzzle readers and policymakers alike

Washington observers note the volatile non rigid steel price, which fell $6 a ton then recovered, provoking silence from officials. CIO spokesman Philip Murray warned of a legislative push to protect industry and workers if prices cannot be kept up, hinting at a Guffey coal law precedent. Observers see independents underselling, administration efforts unclear, and debate over monopoly versus competition in steel pricing continues.

Washington Phillip Murray CIO John Lewis Cleveland Murray Organized Steel Workers Guffey Mr. Murray White House Lewis Myron Taylor Steel Corporation Herl Tugwell Thomas Corcoran Tommy Ie Cork

Women Hold 2.74 Million More Jobs Than Expected

The 1937 Census Bureau check by John D. Biggers shows women employed rose to 14.496 million, up from an expected 11.75 million. Analysts say the rise stems from women retaining jobs as male unemployment grows, challenging the view that women should leave work.

Roosevelt John D. Biggers Biggers Census Bureau

Falling Leaves Are Pleasant by Charles Driscoll

Charles B. Driscoll writes of autumn leaves across New York and the Hudson, letters from readers in New England mourning hurricane damage, and a humorous tour through eateries and society tales. He cites a South Carolina neighbor’s death after a mule kick, a Joe and Rosa restaurant, and a secretive hat shop run by Aimee and Suzanne amid a speakeasy mood with rumors about J. P. Morgan’s dissent.

Charles B. Driscoll New York Hudson New England Newsdam Lee Boles Jacksonville Fla Dean Morriss Pembroke College Navy Tracy S. Martindale Gallipolis Ohio Charles South Carolina Joe & Rosa's Rosa Lexington Avenue Sith Street Aimee Suzanne Rericha Alfred C. Bennett Morgan Murray Hil Mit

DONT MARRY THE MAN Pe The Gregory Mine Row

Kathleen Gregory travels west in disguise to gain a right of way for the Gregory mine shaft from MacDonald but he refuses and grows furious. Bridget accompanies Kathleen. Beatrice torches papers in Balmy s cottage, Kathleen burns her hands trying to stop the blaze. Kathleen tells her father of the accident and Beatrice claims responsibility. Kathleen comforts Aunt Beatrice amid worry and relief.

Kathleen Gregory Gregory MacDonald Donald MacDonald Gregorys Bridget Kathleen Donald Beatrice Balmy Angus Kathy Aunt Bee Angus Gregory Cleo Riley Mayme Jane Arthur Miss Cleo Balmy’s Gregory House Mrs. MacDonald Ruth Kit-Smyth Miss Riley Miss Gregory Beatrice Gregory

Two English leaders unite to save England in crisis

Lloyd George and Lord Rothschild set aside past enmity to aid the nation during World War II era funding needs. The Chancellor sought Rothschild’s help, calling him by telephone and inviting co action. They met, buried the hatchet, and worked side by side, earning mutual respect and turning a personal feud into partnership.

England Lloyd George Lord Rothschild House of Lords

Exercise for Lazy People in Bed by Artie McGow

A bedtime style fitness column extols waking rituals and a set of in-bed exercises to jumpstart the day. It offers simple leg raises and arm stretches, noting will power and daily routine as keys to improved energy. The narrative shifts to character scenes, depicting Kathleen, Beatrice, and a village in turmoil as plot continues on page 9.

Artie McGow Kathleen Beatrice Porcupine Birds

Longevity Credited At Sina Birthday In Salt Lake City

Mrs Heder to Grant wife of the president of the L I S church was celebrated on her Sina birthday in Salt Lake City. The event highlighted a tart disposition and the secret of longevity as observed by attendees.

Salt Lake City Heder L. I S Church

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