Amarillo Globe masthead and publication details 1938
The Amarillo Globe, an independent democratic newspaper, operated with daily and Sunday editions in 1938. Publisher credits, mailing and carrier rates, and service notes are listed, with The Globe in partnership with The Amarillo Daily News and details on postal registration and subscription options.
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Blue Uniforms By Bruce Catton
Bruce Catton argues the U S Army will return to lighter blue uniforms for efficiency and economy rather than the olive drab khaki. The piece notes past blue associations in American wars and jokes about denims as a possible future, while acknowledging brass hats favor parade trimness.
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Purge talk swirls over Barkley Senate leadership fate
Washington dispatch notes a volatile scramble around Senate leadership as Alben Barkley faces potential dethronement amid purge talk. Speculation centers on successors like Byrnes or Harrison, with opposition or credential objections possible at the next session. The piece also touches on investigations into WPA use and intra party power plays shaping the upcoming Senate dynamics.
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Corrigan’s Sweet Reply Sparks City Gossip
New York reporter Charles B. Driscoll notes light, chatty encounters and reminiscences across Asbury Park Sag Harbor and Manhattan. Highlights include Wrong-Way Corrigan's playful reply to Julia Chandler, Karl Buedingen's postcard legacy, fashion vignettes with Vyvian Donner, and memories of William Jennings Bryan.
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Darkey Says He Was 43 During War Between States
Chattanooga Tenn July report notes Uncle Mark Trash a venerable Black resident of Chicamauga Park two-room cabin claims he is 43 at Civil War reunion twin brother is a Baptist missionary in Africa and he plans to return to Chattanooga for the anniversary of the Battle of Chickamauga saying we were 45 then in dialogue with a local observer about ages and events.
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The Clouded Moon by Max Saltmarsh
Hugo Stern, a handsome author on the French Riviera, faces pursuit and a murder plot involving Rene Geiss. The narrator endures police questioning as a chasseur at the chateau hides in shadows and the brutal crime looms, driving tension.
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Go Behind the Curtain with a Wily Oilman Cosden Tale
A dramatic vignette follows Joshua S. Cosden who rose from a Baltimore start to build an Oklahoma oil empire. He rode a rickety wagon, sold crude, and slept in a cyclone cellar, then charmed Wall Street with a single page plan and earned twelve million dollars in one hour.
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One Meal a Day Diet Plan Questioned
The article argues against the one meal a day approach for weight loss, noting it often becomes a feast and lacks results. It stresses calories in versus calories out, favors three small balanced meals totaling 1500 to 2000 daily, and urges regular eating to curb hunger and overeating. It advocates consulting books and libraries for a smarter reducing diet.
Tarzan Fights Lion in Daring Jungle Battle
The lion and Tarzan clash as the agile hero dodges savage claw strikes and fangs. Amid the roar filled melee, Mary awakens in terror to Jeff fallen nearby, while a lioness senses prey and moves toward the scene seeking a meal.
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