Amarillo Globe Front Matter and Banner 1938
The Amarillo Globe issues its front matter noting launch date February 20 1924 as part of its publishing history. It lists leadership Gene Howe president and publisher and John McCarty associate publisher with AP affiliation and distribution details for Amarillo Texas. The notice outlines subscription rates and delivery service terms.
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Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Amarillo Maily
Globe Py
MAM
Oklahoma
New Mexico
William Hohenzollern at Doorn Won’t Talk
William Hohenzollern remains silent at Doorn Castle as journalists seek comment on the German situation. The article suggests he could advise Adolf Hitler that German domination is a trap and global opinion can triumph over force, warning prideful rulers may end in exile.
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Doorn
Holland
William Hohenzollern
Mr. Hohenzollern
Hohenzollern
Adolf Hitler
Hitler
Hugo
League of Nations
Geiss
Terpsichore at the Beach
A psychologist reports that music drives worker performance with Waltzes or swing yielding high quality results when used as a single style. Mixed programs degrade output, though workers prefer them. The piece notes ethical unease over manipulating art for profit and the loss of spontaneous joy to regulate behavior.
Roosevelt Moves to Study War Power Needs
President Roosevelt announces a five member commission to study war time power needs and possible expansion of power facilities in 16 cities. The plan faces industry pushback and potential government action including RFC loans or direct construction if needed.
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Paul Mallon
King Features Syndicate
Washington
Roosevelt
War Department
Louis Johnson
White House
Johnson
No Hydro
Baltimore
Birmingham
Boston
Bridgeport
Buffalo
Niagara
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Detroit
New York
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Rochester
St. Louis
Schenectady
RFC
Edison Flectric Institute
West Virginia
Yes Vermont Is Different in a Village of Memories
Charles B. Driscoll traverses New England from Montpelier to Crawford Notch noting Vermont scenery and local speech. He recalls Mount Washington and granite hills, Wayside Inn meals, Longfellow lore, and regional signs while mocking his own travel delays and a barber in Times Square.
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Ellen .Brown
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Maine
White Mountains
New England
Mount Washington
Chimborazo
Crawford Noteh
New Hampshire
Vermont
Monsieur
Monsieur Dunning
Briain May Impress Autos If War Comes
Plans to impress commercial vehicles in time of war have been completed by the Royal Army Service Corps An index of suitable vehicles has been prepared Specific fittings are ready in a secret RASC depot The RASC has ambulances lorries mobile workshops pontoon carrying lorries private cars and motorcycles to supply a British Expeditionary Force
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London
Royal Army Service Corps
RASC
Teeth Chatter on the Riviera in a Hidden Plot
Hugo Stern and Archie Lumsden linger in a crowded cafe on the French Riviera as a murky murder conspiracy unfolds. A missing finger marks a tense stakeout while an Arab associate of Dunning aids a perilous escape from a crowded bus.
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Hugo Stern
French Riviera
Archie Lumsden
Hugo
Rene Geiss
Jean-Francois
Baron Stahl
Noah More
Dunning
A Curious Tale Of Fair Play At A Fulton Street Store
Edward M. Carter a Brooklyn floorman narrates a quarrel over a quarter at a Fulton Street five and ten. A combative shopper backs down after Carter offers a fair hearing and a quarter from his own pocket. The woman later realizes she was not short changed and praises the store’s honesty.
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Edward M. Carter
Remsen Street
Brooklyn
N. Y
Fulton Street
McNaught Syn
Proper Breathing Essentials From a 1938 Syndicate Column
The article debunks myths about breathing from the lower diaphragm or abdomen. It states people often breathe too shallowly, using only one third to one fourth of lung capacity, and advises natural breaths without trick techniques.
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Falk
McNaught Syndicay
Dark Forest Chase Ends in Mortal Struggle
A dramatic pursuit unfolds through moonlit woods as Mart pursues Mary in a perilous trek. Mary stumbles and falls, the pursuer closing in with feral purpose, while the chase shifts toward a life threatening conclusion in the dim path.
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Nicholas Murray Butler
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Max Saltmarsh
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Mr. Carter
Archie
Virgoe
Amourie
Rakovsky
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Miss Wills
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