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Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1936

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Roosevelt addresses Arkansas crowd at centennial stadium

President Roosevelt told 2,500 listeners in Little Rock that the nation would move forward under broad constitutional aims. He praised Jefferson's courage in the Louisiana Purchase, warned against concentrated power, and linked western self reliance to democracy. The speech aired nationwide on radio.

Little Rock Ark Roosevelt Arkansas Centennial Stadium Supreme Court Jefferson Union of States

Nose of Tugwell Faces Texas Legislator Threat

A Texas legislator Eugene Worley of Shamrock plans to strike Tugwell if dust bowl pictures are not withdrawn. Worley, a Democratic delegate, threatens to introduce a resolution at the national convention and may also pursue a direct confrontation.

Austin U.P Rexford G. Tugwell Department of Agriculture Eugene Worley Shamrock Panhandle Texas Worley Tugwell Texas A. & M. College

Group Urges Quick Action on Soil Plan

Washington men agreements signed as 14 Panhandle soil conservancy districts press for immediate action. County judges, commissioners and federal reps conclude a two day conference detailing erosion extent, needed equipment and funds for a conservation program and urging Soil Conservation Service officials to secure speedy approval in Washington.

Panhandle U. S. Soil Conservation Service Washington James O. Gulekie R. H. Musser T. L. Gastion Noel McDade Moore County

Youth Injured When Run Over by Farm Cultivator

Clifford Swire about 13 years old son of Mr and Mrs Ed Swire of near Panhandle received treatment at St Anthony's Hospital Tuesday night and Wednesday for severe head and side injuries. He was run over by a cultivator on his father's farm. Details of the accident were not known by hospital attendants. Despite painful cuts and bruises the most serious of which are on his head doctors do not consider him in a critical condition and he was resting well last night.

Clifford Swire Ed Swire Panhandle St. Anthony's Hospital

Former President Charles New Deal Imitates Europe Closely

The figure described as a former president pursues policies resembling European models. Observers note strong alignment with continental social and economic programs, signaling a strategic shift in governance. Supporters applaud pragmatic reforms shaping domestic policy.

Hoover Attacks New Deal in Cleveland Speech

In Cleveland Herbert Hoover denounces the New Deal likening it to socialist and fascist Europe. He urges Republicans and fellow Americans to a holy crusade for liberty and to reclaim the citadels of liberty while praising the Constitution and Supreme Court.

Cleveland Herbert Hoover Europe Liberty America Hoover

Backers claim first ballot GOP nomination at Cleveland

At the Republican convention in Cleveland on June 10, Landon backers asserted a first ballot nomination as eastern delegations swung in his favor. Hoover dominated mood with Borah courted and platform talks ongoing, signaling possible overtime session and final outcomes still unsettled.

John F. Chester Cleveland Ailf M. Landon New York Pennsylvania Landon Ward Herbert Hoover John M. Hamilton London Borah Hoover Landon Idaho Platform Committee

Wheat yield estimate up in Washington

The Department of Agriculture reports June 1 conditions indicate winter wheat at 482 million bushels this year, rye 33.4 million, peaches 40.6 million, and pears 22.5 million. Last year’s figures and 1928-32 averages are cited, with winter wheat condition 66.7 percent of normal.

Washington Department of Agriculture

Confederate veterans thank Roosevelt at 46th reunion

Confederate veterans in Shreveport praise President Roosevelt for cooperation that enabled their 46th reunion. They approved acts authorizing the Marine Band visit and use of army tents. One veteran was treated after a hotel fall, others received nursing care after travel. Tomorrow they elect officers and choose the 1937 meeting site.

Shreveport Roosevelt Congress

Transfusions Futile Miller Child Loses Health Fight

Gilda Ernestine Miller eight year old daughter of Mr and Mrs R W Miller of Dumas died at St Anthony s Hospital at 3 25 pm after a 31 day battle with complications from her initial illness Funeral services will be at Boxwell Brothers chapel this afternoon at 4 o clock with Dr R Thom son pastor of Central Presbyterian Church officiating Burial will be in Llano Cemetery Ernestine returned home from school about a month ago feeling tired and sick

Gilda Ernestine Miller R. W. Miller Dumas St. Anthony's Hospital Boxwell Brothers Chapel R. Thomson Central Presbyterian Church Llano Ernestine

Tragic Illness Claims Life After Mastoid Operation

A girl, moved from a distant location after a serious condition, was rushed to Amarillo hospital where she developed mastoid trouble requiring surgery. Measles and pneumonia followed, with multiple blood transfusions from Ford Wilkinson of the News Globe staff as doctors fought to save her.

Amarillo Hospital Garford Wilkinson News-Globe

Amarillo Area Weather Outlook and Temperatures

Amarillo and vicinity expect partly cloudy skies with a chance of local showers and a slightly warmer Thursday. West Texas west of the 100th meridian shows mostly cloudy conditions with possible showers and a similar warming trend. Panhandle and New Mexico regions also anticipate warmer temperatures Thursday. Yesterday's high and low values were not clearly reported, and precipitation for the last 24 hours ending at 4 p.m. yesterday was zero inches.

Amarillo West Texas 100Th Meridian Panhandle New Mexico Amar

Lake search for tourists' bodies in New Mexico

Roswell police renewed a year-long lake search near Vaughn for four Hindi tourists who vanished in May 1935. A tip from a prison inmate led to arrests, with identities withheld. The case continues as authorities pursue fresh leads.

Roswell N. M Here Vaughn State Penitentiary Santa Fe

Glenn Lee Band To Play at The Nat Wednesday Night

Glenn Lee and his band with Doris Donovan as vocalist perform at The Nat for a Tri State Fair dance from 9:30 P M Monday June 15 to 1 00 A M Tuesday June 16 admission 165 per couple or 110 per person The act is a Music Corporation of America attraction with CBS Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel features in past months.

Glenn Lee Doris Donovan Lee Music Corporation of America Columbia Broadcasting System Roosevelt Hotel Hollywood Calif

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