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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Aug 11, 1936

Page

10

GOP Candidate Hard to Find in Texas Governor Race

Texas Republicans canvassed for a governor candidate to oppose Gov. James V. Allred. John F. Grant of Houston and George C. Hopkins of Dallas declined. Grant cited illness. Hopkins refused after earlier withdrawal. T. P. Lee expected to be re-elected state committee chairman. The convention eyed Humphreys for lieutenant governor and Beckenstein for U S senator, with Anderson for attorney general and Goen for associate supreme court justice. Orville Bullington named temporary chairman.

San Antonio Texas James V. Allred John F. Grant Houston George C. Hopkins Dallas Internal Revenue Grant Hopkins T. P. Lee Lee H. O. Wilson Marshall Eutire J. A. Lines Kilgore R. W. Humphreys Galveston L. J. Beckenstein Beaumont U. S Charles W. Anderson B. J. Peasley Tyler C. O. Harris San Angelo Supreme Court A. 8. Goen el Paso Orville Bullington Wichita Falls

Lewis Pushes Steel Unions Clash Within AFL

John L Lewis and his committee for industrial organization defy AFL leadership by continuing plans to form large industrial unions for steel workers and other mass production employees. The committee renounced the executive council verdict condemning allied unions as insurrectionists and vowed to carry on despite Sept. 5 expulsions.

Washington American Federation of Labor John L Committee For Industrial Organization A. F. of L. Executive Council A. F. of L Sepber 5 Lewis United Mine Workers

When Poisons Clog KIDNEYS and Irritate Bladder

An old consumer ad urges readers to visit a druggist for Gold Medal Haarlem Oi Capralee a diuretic stimulant to flush kidneys and reduce bladder irritation. It promises healthful kidney activity and relief from nocturnal cramps back pain and weak bowels. The text markets the product as original genuine from Maarliem in Holland with a nominal price.

Haarlem Capaulee Maarliem Holland

Onion contest in Arkansas draws two entries for largest bulb

In Wynne Arkansas two growers claim the top prize in a local onion contest. Wiley Lipscomb showed an onion 12 inches in circumference, three days later rival W C Holland entered a bulb measuring 15 inches in circumference.

Tack Letters From Amarillo Farmer Sparks Civic Spat

An open letter from a long time Amarillo-area farmer criticizes a local columnist. He defends rural values, mocks egos in the chamber of commerce, and urges unity between Amarillo and Panhandle towns while recalling weather talk, dust storms, and community rivalry. The writer guards his cows and sanctuary, calling for mild, constructive discourse.

McDuff Chamber of Commerce Amarillo Potato Hill Polk Street United States Panhandle Marvin Jones Dallas Fort Worth Waco Pampa Plainview Old Boy GR Oramme Mr Tack

Primaries Get All Attention In August Senate Races

Washington August 11 presidential politics take a back seat as state primaries unfold. Senators Robinson Borah and several Townsendite opponents vie for renomination, with Idaho and Arkansas primary contests highlighting shifts in policy and support. Local readers also encounter public notices and letters urging job seekers across Amarillo and Texas communities.

Washington C. O. Andrews Park Trammell

Woman seeks housework and child care with overnight stay

Classified notices from rural New Mexico list several help wanted and personal ads. A girl seeks housework and child care with overnight lodging at 2400 West Fourth Avenue, while a married man offers farm and general labor skills from 117 North Van Buren Street. Other posts request a capable18 plus housekeeper in Melrose and a general help-for-hire note with references at 739 North Buchanan Street.

Fyfe Crawford Miller Amarillo Clovis Canadian Childress Sayre Dalhart Tucumcari Butler Field Timthey Sandies West Fourth Avenue Tack Jack North van Buren Street

Photographs Of Spanish Girls March To Shoot Rebels

A page continuation describes photographs of Spanish girls in rifles and cartridge belts marching to shoot rebels, with image captions and grim headlines. It notes insanity ward keepers considering locking violent patients, and features a striking, provocative scene from a wartime or occupation setting.

Red Carmens and Civilians in Civil War Images

A digressive column mocks sensational war headlines and recalls brutal Civil War scenes. It notes brutal actions during the Spanish conflict with Fascists and Republicans, including surrender, executions, and a miner’s self sacrifices, alongside a French domestic vignette and a grim tale of a yachtsman’s suicide.

Asia Loyola Red Fernandez Asturias

American readers on French marriages and a murder tale

A nostalgic column discusses French family norms including arranged marriages and mothers in law, contrasting them with American customs. It references a brutal murder case with a severed finger, questions the motive, and recalls famed reporters Hastings, Keats Speed, and Ike White in relation to sensational headlines and the Lamp Black Swamp Mystery.

France America Dorothy Dix Hastings and Keats Speed Jersey City Newark N. J Ike White Joseph Pulitzer

Hastings and Speed Boost Evening Journal Circulation

The Swamp case set the context, but Hastings and Speed secured the extra circulation amounting to about 75,000 copies for the Evening Journal.

Hastings Speed Evening Journal

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