The Globe expands delivery options and rates
In Texas Oklahoma and New Mexico the Globe offers mail subscriptions including one year seven dollars fifty cents and Sunday only at two dollars. The paper promises prompt service by special messenger if a copy is not received by 6 PM and urges subscribers to call 6262 before 8 PM. The Globe dated September 7 1938 presents itself as an independent democratic newspaper delivering news impartially.
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Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
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Oklahoma
New Mexico
the Globe
Blood for Newsroom Lesson Ends with Public Demand
A fable shows Percy the Newsboy editing a paper in red ink to test what readers want. The lurid headlines boost sales but anger churches and a banker questions omissions. The editor vows to let Percy edit again to hear the readers’ squawks.
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Percy the Newsday
Kaditor
Percy
Perey
Love Nest
Congress
Newaboy
Labor policy clash echoes through Roosevelt report
A near inclusion of employer unionism in the British labor relations section of the presidential report was blocked to preserve unanimity. John Lewis and CTO opposed by Charles R. Hook, head of American Rolling Mill, who still declines a united front with U.S. Steel.
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King Features Syndicate
Washington
Charles R. Hook
National Manufacturers Association
American Rolling Mill Company
Walonlam
U.S. Steel
John Lewis
Labor Department
Roosevelt
New York
National Electric Manufecturery Association
APL Electrical Brotherhood
Little Italy Sees Saint Festival Lighted Streets
Charles B. Driscoll describes a three day Saint festival along Elizabeth and East Houston Streets in Little Italy New York. Music by bands captivates crowds while balconies overflow with families watching from fire escapes. The event emphasizes decorum religion and quiet enjoyment amid modest costs.
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Charles B. Driscoll
New York
Elizabeth Street
Little Italy
East Houston Street
Festival Street
Old
Spain
Dramatic Escape Sparks Village Uproar
In a tense scene Mary sobs as her father and fiancé are recaptured. Jerre dertieh pint responds, while Gh Shuans shows apparent heroism. Tarzan appears in trees amid the village uproar as Brooks, Jett, and Mary vanish. Bod and Dr Brooks are dragged back toward the prison huts.
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Brooks
Jett
Mary
Bod
Dr Brooks
Dr. Primer Praised For Health Work
The Amarillo city Commission accepted Dr. B M Pruner resignation as health unit director. Commissioner Joe Jenkins praised his valuable service. Dr Pruner resigned Sept 1 to join the state health department. The article notes Death Valley’s low point and Mount Whitney’s high point as nearby landmarks.
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B M Pruner
Amarillo
Joe Jenkins
Primer
State Department of Public Health
The Clouded Moon The Carlton Terrace Mission
Hugo Stern and Archie Lumsden confront a locked studio door at Geiss villa on rue du Dragon seeking Ottilie Wills. They learn the private room inside is guarded and the door resists force as Cassandra Chubb and Mr Virgoe Wills await news from the ominous scene.
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Hugo Stern
French Riviera
Archie Lumsden
Rene Geiss
Ottilie Wills
Carlton Terrace
Virgoe Wills
Ottilie
Hugo
Geiss
Cassandra Chubb
Cas
Rue du Dragon
Number 57
Monsieur
Mr. Wills
Jean-Francois
Monsieur Geiss
Lumsden
Wilder Tells How He Won A Pulitzer For Both Novel And Play
Thornton Wilder explains his dual Pulitzers for The Bridge of San Luis Rey and Our Town. He attributes success to studying the classics, teaching at Lawrenceville and Chicago, and sourcing ideas from Dante. He writes Our Town in Zurich and Merchant of Yonkers in Tucson, praising timeless literature and urging daily reading of great minds.
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San Luis Rey
Our Town
Lawrenceville School
New Jersey
University of Chicago
Thornton Wilder
Broadway
Zurich
Switzerland
New Hampshire
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Cervantes
Tolstoi
Parma
Stendhal
Tom Jones
Fielding
Ulysses
James Joyce
Proust
Gertrude Stein
Thomas Mann
McNaught Syndicate
Eyesight care and regular eye exams urged
Regular medical and dental exams are common, but eye health needs yearly attention for those in close work or under artificial light. Glasses should be obtained promptly if needed, as proper eyewear can improve vision. children should have optometrist exams before each school year to prevent classroom failures.
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McNaught Syndicate
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