Amarillo Daily News Establishment Details
Amarillo Daily News is a daily newspaper published by The News Globe Publishing Company from Siathc and Fillmore Street in Amarillo Texas. It operates as a second class Post Office Matter and serves the Panhandle region with dispatches ahead of major papers.
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Amarillo Daily News
Dr. J. & Nano
News-Globe
Siathc
Fillmore Street
Gene Howe
John McCarty
Norris Ewing
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
Amarillo
Texas
Panhandle
New Mexico
Colorado
Oklahoma
Denver
Dallas
Fort Worth
Oklahoma City
The
Daily News
Douglas Meador
Matador Tribune
West Texas
Tribune
Meador
Mr. Meador
Governor Allred Seen Winning First Primary
The Athens Review notes candidates struggle for hearings in this region while Governor Allred campaigns for the Centennial. Voters from across the state report crowds for GOP challengers, but pollsters and observers expect a decisive victory for Allred in the first primary, with opposition lacking momentum.
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Allred
Athens Review
Critical Mind: Dennett Urges Widespread Critical Spirit
President Tyler Dennett of Williams College urges a deep critical sense in students to defend democracy. His commencement address calls criticism a safeguard of democracy and a check against propaganda and dictatorship in a torn world.
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Tyler Dennett
Williams College
Massachusetts
Dennett
Civil service gain spreads to public office reform
The merit system gains foothold in government work with Alf Landon’s support at the GOP convention. Public opinion shifts in favor as efforts to curb spoils politics advance, though entrenched ties between politicians and job seekers slow progress.
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Alf M. Landon
Soil Conservation Urgency Highlighted in Survey Findings
A U S Soil Conservation Service report warns 735 million acres have lost topsoil to erosion. The piece notes a $10 billion loss in farm value and widespread erosion across Piedmont, Alabama, Oklahoma, and other regions, urging decisive action beyond party talk.
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U. S. Supreme Court
AAA
U. S. Soil Conservation Service
United States
Texas
New York State
Great Piedmont
New Jersey
Alabama
Oklahoma
Campaign to Save the Land Urged as National Duty
J Ray Murphy national commander of the American Legion appeals that soil conservation be pursued with the vigor of a wartime campaign. He warns that without prosperity the land issue remains central and stresses the need for decisive action by whichever party wins in November.
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Ures
J. Ray Murphy
American Legion
National whirligig hints at gold platform shifts in 1936 race
Washington report outlines a Roosevelt landslide style platform stressing monetary stability and a rubbery gold standard label. It notes convertibility as academic and previews major players like Morgan, Glass, Copeland, and Smith shaping the convention backdrop and possible 1940 dynamics.
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Washington
Bob” Wagner
Alf Landon
J. P. Morgan
House of Morgan
House of Roosevelt
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Roraback
Connecticut
Blue Ridge
Carter Glass
J. Henry
Landon
Kansas
Glass
FDR
Senate
Old Dominion Democrats
Copeland-Smith-Raskob Marchin' and Crawin’ Club
Battle at Sisal: Texan Liberty Captures Pelicano
The Texan schooner Liberty engages the Mexican Pelicano off Sisal. After a pitched fight the Lib erty boards, seizes crew and cargo, and escorts the prize toward Texas. The Pelicano runs aground at Matagorda Bay with 550 barrels of flour aboard.
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Sisal
Mexico
William S. Brown
Liberty
Brown
Perez
New Orleans
Zachari & Co
Texas
Pelicano
James O'Connor
O'Connor
Santa Anna
The
James Zachari
Matagorda Bay
Sam Houston
Captain Brown
New York Outdoor Art Show Provokes Protest and Whimsical Scenes
In New York's Washington Square open air show critics lament the removal of propaganda pieces while praising standout works. Orencio Miras portrays a Book of Revelations crowd with notable figures amid Babel and the Empire State Building. Artists like Nelke Delaney and Rickiardi draw attention in varied styles as spectators purchase works reflecting a blend of politics and daily life.
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Jack Stinnett
New York
Washington Square
Municipal Art Committee
Thompson and Sullivan Streets
West Fourth
Greenwich Village
Lefty Grove
Orencio Miras
Miras
Mussolini
Haile Selassie
Luigi Pirandello
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Huey Long
Alexander Nelke
Beauford Delaney
Will Barnes
Joan McDonald
Paul Romeo Nicolo Ricciardi
Health advice on high blood pressure diet and stress
Faulty diet and emotional strain raise blood pressure. Lowering pressure requires simple diet changes, reduced starch and sugar, and weight loss. Start with a fasting approach, then transition to vegetables, moderate meat, and one egg daily. Send requests with a self stamped return envelope.
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Barbara D.aske
Frank McCoy
Too Old for Love? A Man Finds His Real Mate
Dorothy Dix responds to a 41 year old man who declares deep love for a woman despite friends calling it infatuation. She argues maturity allows true passion, urges marriage, and warns against letting others judge personal happiness.
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Miss DIX
Tennyson
Locksley Hall
Plains flyer over Amarillo in Braniff air buggy
A line rider tests Braniff Airlines air travel over the plains near Amarillo praising the smooth ride and green plains. The piece notes lakes dotting the landscape, a waterlogged road northeast of Amarillo, and praise for Mr Williams Braniff port manager.
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Braniff Airlines
Amarillo
Mr. Williams
Braniff
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