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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1939

Page

6

Four U S policy urges for wartime preparedness and diplomacy

A historical exhortation urges 24 hour naval construction, rapid stockpiling of essential war materials, Panama Canal defense upgrades, and closer hemisphere relations. It argues the United States should back any honest effort to restore order in Europe while maintaining neutral status if possible.

Europe United States Russia Japan Italy Naval West Virginia Arkansas North Carolina Congress Manila Panama Canal South America Canada

New Guns Slash Air Threat In War Time Europe

Analysis of anti aircraft defense in World War II era Europe notes faster planes but stronger AA fire. German defenses claimed to guard Berlin with over 400 batteries while U S guns outpace German 3 inch weapons. Swedish 8.8 mm gun highlighted as sensational.

Paris London Berlin Europe Germany U. S Spain United States Sweden

Air defenses through Europe face weather and range limits

British observers note the Bofors gun at 30,000 feet helps bomber missions while weather dictates accuracy for both anti aircraft and bombers. New bomb sights enable high altitude attacks as Poland lags in defenses and Paris seeks stronger batteries between borders. Schiaparelli closes London branch facing copyists despite five years of effort.

Bofors Spain Poland Paris

Amarillo Globe 1939 edition notice and publication details

The Amarillo Globe announces publication details for 1939 with circulation, pricing, delivery service, and joint operation with The Amarillo Daily News. It notes independence as a democratic newspaper and lists staff roles and office phone number 6262.

Amarillo Texas

Boy creates his own job at meat market

Mrs. Evelyn Kennedy of Nashville recalls her son Bill who, at 17, failed to find work and built a job at a large meat market. He scrubbed and learned the trade, earned a uniform, won customers with courtesy, and progressed to payroll.

Evelyn W. Kennedy Blair Boulevard Nashville Tenn Bill

Make Your Own Job If Employers Won’t Hire

If you cant find a job, create one for yourself. Prove to an employer you can generate money for him and no obstacle will stop a hiring decision.

Keeping Fit by Artie McGovern

First five years are the hardest. The article argues young children face the most hazards and need safety education for everyday items. It suggests gradual familiarization with safe handling, keeping sharp tools out of reach, and using blunt scissors for teaching. Readers can request a free Artie McGovern Daily Dozen chart. Panama Canal tolls in the first seven months of 1939 totaled about $13 million.

Artie McGovern Panama Canal

Roosevelt tightens control amid wartime pressures and politics

Washington observers note a cooler Roosevelt guiding domestic policy while Hitler's actions loom. Hull jokes about croquet as a new cabinet symbol, and Arnold prepares indictments against labor racketeering in major cities. Lord Lothian wins praise for warmth compared to Lindsay.

Paul Mallon King Features Syndicate, Inc Washington Roosevelt White House Hull Tennessee Hitler Foreign Secretary Justice Department Thurman Arnold Arnold Chicago Midwest Kansas City New Orleans Lord Lothian Ronald Lindsay U. S. Steel Bascom Timmons

Village Misunderstands Deaf Man Tracked, Fleeing in Saskatchewan

Regina dispatch reports Joe Wosny a cheerful deaf mute from Canova Sask went to visit a friend in En deavour. He signed for help when a cow milker screamed and fled the crowd as villagers chased him with clubs and stones until police intervened and he was taken to his friend's home.

Regina, Sask U.P Joe Wosny Canova Sask Endeavour Wosny

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