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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1938
Page
6
The Amarillo Globe prints as an independent democratic newspaper. It says it publishes the news impartially and supports what it believes to be right regardless of party politics.
Washington observes a Monroe doctrine style shift in Western Hemisphere defense led by the United States, backed by Canada and Latin American nations. Experts note growing democratic trend, Brazil alignment, and mutual trade and cultural ties as the basis for a sober arms buildup and regional security.
Washington dispatch outlines Jim Farley navigating a broad national ticket from California to the South. It details party tensions with Wagner, Ickes, McCarran, Parley, and campaign flights, plus notes on Nevada altitude speeches and shifting campaign strategy across states.
New York writer Manuel Komroff marks twenty years in the field amid rising magazine visibility including Atlantic Monthly. The piece notes his early appearances in O’Brien’s Best Short Stories, his Manhattan hometown, and his disciplined routine of working late after dinners. It contrasts Komroff with shifting trends in short fiction and mentions other literary figures and observations on society photography.
Kathleen Gregory travels west in disguise to secure a right of way for the Gregory mine shaft from MacDonald. Balmy gives Kathleen a bloodstained clue to the feud and a key to its pieces. Kathleen and Donald MacDonald meet again on New Year’s Eve as tensions flare and plans unfold. Bridget accompanies Kathleen. Donald hints at a night out and a potential dance despite family rifts.
Readable fragments tell of a Los Angeles columnist Lee Shirpey and his son John Shippey at a Hollywood party. John adapts to laughter over a torn shoe, turning humiliation into charm and becoming the center of attention.
John L. Bixby used a lit rag to smoke hornets under his Arlington Mass home. The blaze ignited a pole and spread to the roof, causing five thousand dollars in damage to the attic and second floor before firefighters stopped it.
The piece argues underweight individuals should not avoid exercise. It favors passive routines with abdominal moves to relax nerves and improve digestion. Gradual, mild exercise boosts circulation appetite and muscle tone, aiding weight gain.
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