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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1939
Page
10
King George VI and Queen Elizabeth, now wartime leaders, tour British forces at land, air, and sea detachments. They inspect troops, visit living quarters, sample rations, and show active interest in the war effort while remaining constrained by censorship.
The narrative praises royal conduct during wartime, noting Queen Elizabeth’s public presence with gas mask and her aides at home and abroad. It recalls King George V’s wartime restrictions and recent kings fighting among troops, highlighting Royalty’s willingness to face danger alongside sailors and soldiers in past battles.
A Purdue graduate named Dick Hamilton loses his hotel belongings in Detroit. He keeps his job interview in top hat and tails, earns the foreman role by mobilizing workers in the yard, and two months later is promoted to personnel. The story stresses perseverance and seizing opportunities.
The Amarillo Globe announces publication details, affiliations, and contact information including publisher names, telephones, and subscription rates. It lists delivery policies, combined newspaper options with The Amarillo Daily News, and special delivery service guidance for late arrivals.
The article presents waistline focused exercises to reduce the waist and strengthen abdominal muscles. It includes four routines with leg and arm movements and circular leg motions. Copyright 1939 syndicated content. A separate short item notes Tabby the cat mothering five newborn field mice on the Glenn Deckard farm near Fostoria Ohio.
Paul Mallon explains British estimates on German U boats with 75 to 100 subs, three week patrols, 18 to 20 torpedoes, and surface gun tactics off the British Isles. He notes refueling methods, Wilhemshaven fleet confinement, and Baltic mining efforts. He weighs Stalin’s pact with Hitler, potential Romanian and Turkish moves, and U.S. policy shifts amidst calls for bread and work. Prominent quotes from Fields, Pope Pius XII, Elizabeth Reynard, and Dewey appear.
The Miami Daily News summary lists actions by Germany, Poland, France, and England since 1919, accusing each of aggression, violation of treaties, and appeasement moves. It cites German conscription, Rhineland occupy, annexations, Poland seizures, France disarmament delays, and British breaking promises, arguing all powers bear blame in the lead up to war.
The sender invites submissions detailing how others have succeeded in obtaining employment. Three cash prizes are offered: $25 for first place, $10 for second, and $5 for third.
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