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Newspaper

Amarillo Daily News

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1936

Page

10

State office seekers begin ballot drive in Texas

Texans saw campaign launches as Governor Allred and Senator Sheppard opened reelection quests. Opponents including Brooks, Sanderford, Fischer and Hunter planned strong attacks on pension programs while Allred prepared a rapid schedule from Waxahachie to Laredo, Corpus Christi, Tyler, Brady and Stamford. Sheppard set July 4 Corsicana with rivals Fisher, Bush, Price, Fagie and Glenn in the field.

Austin Shine James V. Allred United States Morris Sheppard Waxahachie Laredo Garner Southwest Texas Corpus Christi Tyler Brady Stamford Allred P. P. Brooks Dallas Ray Sanderford Belton F. W. Fischer Tom F. Hunter Rap Allied Pension Program Old Age Assistance Commission Sheppard Corsicana Guy B. Fisher Bland Lake Richard C. Bush Waco Joseph H. Price Fort Worth Joe H. Fagie Houston J. Edward Glenn Koppers

Mind games and gender norms in late wonderings

A column quotes Dr. Knight Dunlap of Johns Hopkins noting tomboys express femininity more than masculinity. The piece speculates on ambidextrous tendencies, handedness, and eye dominance. It also mentions upcoming campaign finance steps with first expense filings and July 5 absentee voting slated to begin.

Knight Dunlap Johns Hopkins

How to Improve Your Memory by Dr Henry C Link

A booklet praised for science based memory rules covers names dates lessons and books with simple explanations. Readers may order MEM ORY by sending ten cents and a stamped envelope to Dr Albert F E Wiggam care of the newspaper.

Henry C.link Albert FE. Wiggam

Patterns and Programs Share Summer Style and Airwave Listings

Anne Adams patterns 2703 and 2687 show stylish frocks with playful backs and easy yoke-sleeve designs in linen and pique. The Amarillo Globe advertises pattern prices, yardage, and ordering details while KGNC broadcasts a packed schedule from morning to late evening with music, news, and network updates.

Anne Adams Amarillo Globe Pattern Department West 17Th Street New York N. Y

Thunder on the Gulf continued from editorial page

The flagship pursued the vessel and closed within an hour, the chase continuing as reported. The article notes the pursuit and outcome, highlighting naval actions and the continuing coverage of Gulf events.

Dr A F Lumpkin Announces New Office Suite 707

Dr A F Lumpkin reveals his office is moving to Suite 707 in the Fisk Building. Office contact remains 2-1291, with Rea listed at 2-1534.

New York Allan Roy DaFoe Morgan L. Eastman Weaf-Nbc Toronto Fisk Building Rea

Commodore Moore balances Mexican prizes and mutiny while at sea

The text recounts Commodore Moore’s actions off Vera Cruz and Campeche, seizing the Mexican schooner Progresso with a prize crew, reporting mutiny aboard the San Antonio in New Orleans, and receiving a presidential order to return to Galveston. It details captures near Tuspan and Sisal, and diary entries showing discipline aboard the Austin as the squadron pursues contraband and Mexican vessels.

Moore Gray William Tennison Progresso Galyveston Commodore Moore San Juan Houston Star van Ness Vera Cruz Castle Austin Yucatan Campeche Texas New Orleans San Antonio Charles Fuller Crescent City Laguna Navy Department Seegar Galveston San Bernard Department Doloritas Matamoras Point Delgada Tuspan Matamoros Edward Johns The University of Texas William Beatts Johns Sisal Isabella Havana Moose

Pasadena man fined for stealing electrical current

A Pasadena resident received a $50 fine and a two year suspended jail sentence after stealing electrical current from a power cable. The offense involved taking current for power use. Separate notes claim the moon's sunlight temperature reaches roughly 250 degrees, while shade drops to about 200 below zero.

Pasadena Calif U.P Pasadenean

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