London Shops Prepare for Air Raids While Keeping Open
London stores and hotels maintain business as usual with air raid shelters on premises. Clerks and customers stock flash lamps and gas mask containers while hours shrink to 9 to 4 30 as night blackout and transport cuts deepen. Newsprint size reduced to eight pages.
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Milton Bronner
London
From Adversity to Lectures Carveth Wells Success Tale
A November 1918 Portland story follows Carveth Wells once homeless after a Malay jungle survey career. He rebuilt life as a writer and lecturer earning substantial lecture fees. His turn came after proving birds wrong at a library talk and persisting through church rejections to speak across Portland and beyond.
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Portland
Ore
London
Northwest Steel Shipyard
Pacific
Carveth Wells
Africa
Denver
Public Library
Carveth
Neutral rights in a war driven by submarine danger
The piece argues that submarine warfare makes neutral shipping precarious and questions whether neutral rights justify war. It notes Britain and Germany both aim to block supplies, predicts U boats will strike quickly, and urges the United States to rethink neutral rights and shape policy before a crisis. It warns a panicky U boat commander could force a decisive question at any moment.
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Germany
England
Britain
United States
Wilson
Last McKinley Gavel Donated to Smithsonian Institute
The last of the 60 McKinley gavels carved from the porch wood rests in the Smithsonian. Canton Chamber of Commerce offered it. J E Graf accepted for the museum. The first gavel was given at the 1936 Republican convention in Cleveland to Henry P Fletcher.
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Canton, O
U.P
McKinley
Smithsonian Institute
Washington
William McKinley
Canton
Smithsonian Institution
Canton Chamber of Commerce
J. E. Graf
Henry P. Fletcher
Republican National Committee
Cleveland
John N. Garner
House
William B. Bankhead
Alfred M. Landon
Subscriptions and travel scene set in Amarillo tale
The page mixes subscription rates for The Amarillo Globe and related papers with a narrative scene where Mungo and companions escort captives toward the distant City of Ahtea. Characters include Janette O Rourke Major Burton and soldiers in a journey fraught with unknown intent and danger.
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Mungo
Janette
Ahtea
Ahtes
O'Rourke
Major Burton
Artie McGovern Daily Dozen Leg Exercises
Exercise guide promotes leg strength to prevent fatigue and improve efficiency. Includes three routines with wand and squats, credited to 1939 The Globe offer for a free chart. Also suggests examining a baby’s eyes with light and magnifier to see true color through a veil.
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the McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Artie McGovern
The
Globe
Mary Alice Richter Leads Musical Richter Family
In Columbus Ohio the J Louis Richter family features five musicians headed by Mary Alice 16 who has composed two melodies soon for publication. The jitterbug aboard family members play by ear with Mr and Mrs Richter at the piano and daughters Louise 1 and Mary Margaret 4 also musically inclined. Mary Alice began piano at age four and prefers humming a tune then playing it over reading sheet music.
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Columbus
J. Louis Richter
Richter
Mary Alice
Mary
Amarillo Personalities In Local Business And Agriculture
Notable Amarillo figures include a vice president at Halliburton Oil Well Cementing Co and a vice president at Southland Warehouse and Storage Co. They hold roles with the American National Livestock Association and serve as directors of the National Livestock and Meat Board. The West Texas Chamber of Commerce is represented, and their farming and ranching interests are extensive.
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Halliburton Oil Well Cementing CO
Southland Warehouse & Storage CO
American National Livestock Assn
National Livestock & Meat Board
West Texas Chamber OF Commerce
Elizabeth Herring
Roosevelt strategy dominates Washington clash over foreign policy
Washington dispatch notes President Roosevelt's push for quick action on his program as Borah Johnson La Follette Clark and Vandenberg challenge him. Garner Byrnes and Barkley weigh in amid party splits with Hull Berle Johnson steering toward cash and carry. Roosevelt’s messages and alleged sub rumors shape Congress, while industry voices warn on neutrality and mobilization.
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Washington
Garner
V. P
Borah
Hiram Johnson
la Follette
Clark
Vandenberg
Senator Byrnes
Byrnes
Johnson
Barkley
Pittman
Roosevelt
Senator Borah
State Department
Hull
White House
Berle
Louis Johnson
Congress
Bennett Clark
Senate
McNary
Neutrality Bloc
Austin
House
Martin
Taft
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