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Newspaper
Amarillo Daily News
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1936
Page
4
Descriptive notice lists publication dates from 1909 to 1926 for the Amarillo Daily News reprint, published daily except Sunday, by The News-Globe Publishing Co. It names Gen(e) Rowe as president, John McCarty as editor, Norris Ewlng as general manager, and provides a contact phone number.
The Daily News presents itself as an independent Democratic paper pledging impartial news coverage while endorsing what it views as right. It emphasizes editorial independence and a commitment to core Democratic values across coverage.
The House rules committee since March 28 1935 has a resolution seeking an inquiry into a Sherman Antitrust Law violation tied to Standard Oil patents used to pressure smaller refiners. Newsdom claims Rockefeller influence persists in Congress and urges nationwide editorial pressure to spur action.
Liberal and conservative members differ on social and economic issues. Since the 1932 conference, Methodist leadership has leaned more conservative, prompting the resignation requests for Dr Blaine Kirkpatrick and Dr Owen Geer from the young People's department of the board of education.
Advertising expert Thomas F. Barnhart outlines fourteen compelling reasons to choose newspaper ads. Benefits include universal readership, in-home presence, news-like value, flexible text, quick control, local reach, and low cost with minimal circulation waste.
The new Soviet constitution is hailed as democratic by Stalin and mirrors elements of American government with two parliamentary bodies elected by secret vote, equal suffrage, free speech and press, and protections for private property, though overall it remains a watered democracy.
William Allen White of Emporis compared Alf London to Lincoln, saying London grew to prominence in six months, six years remarks after the Cleveland convention, highlighting a rapid political ascent and public fascination.
The combined media buildup made a familiar Kansari figure of a man once largely unknown. Now Landon faces a test to present his own case and prove Alf the poster image matches the real candidate. Opera singer Queena Mario muses on travel and American abundance.
Washington observers see the Roosevelt Farley clash as a bid to force Landon onto the defensive early. Analysts expect a fierce, wordy race with three key publicity HQs in New York Chicago and Washington and the Midwest as a battleground.
Linda Bourne, a 20 year old pretty writer, loses her father and fights to keep her Hollywood career alive. With Peter Gardiner, she navigates debt, contract renewals, love with Dix Carter, and a cloud of scandal as Honey Harmon arrives and Basil Thorne complicates her life. Linda secures a lawyer to shield her from Thorne while planning a fresh start in a new apartment.
A health column by Dr. Frank McCoy outlines how to submit questions and requests a large self addressed envelope and 150 word limit. It provides a week long menu plan with detailed daily breakfast lunches and dinners and includes cooking tips for broiling steak to preserve juiciness.
Reader questions on dental wisdom teeth and footwear. An expert recommends extracting decayed or misaligned wisdom teeth after dentist input and warns that too short shoes cause toe crowding and foot pain, advising replacement to avoid ongoing discomfort and higher costs.
In New York City a trend of community gardens grows in Jackson Heights as residents seek nature amid pavement and towers. A Manhattan clerk tends a private plot with a whitewashed fence and a tiny pond, sharing a rare oasis in the urban landscape.
Dorothy Dix argues that family peace hinges on mutual respect between mother in law and daughter in law. She urges both sides to extend tact and reciprocity, suggesting the mother in law avoid meddling and the daughter in law seek guidance and compromise to keep the couple united.
Manhattan notes recount crowds flocking to a cliff above the Polo Grounds to watch the Giants while vendors profit from the area. The piece mentions Babe Ruth possibly turning songwriter, a Viennese singer at the St. Regis, and Judith Anderson set to play the queen beside John Gielgud in Hamlet next season.
Southeast of us Stamford gears up for the seventh Texas Cowboy Reunion from July 2 to 4 with top hands returning and Centennial travel boosting attendance. Childress plans a big Wednesday program and the United Daughters of the Confederacy dedicate a rock cabin at Fair Park. Local notes include a blues singer in Pampa, a kid baseball team in Clovis, and Sheriff Harris predicting a thriving wheat crop amid warm political races in Carson County.
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