Thompson endorsed for Railroad Commission in Texas primary
The Amarillo Globe-News reports Myron G. Blalock endorses Ernest O. Thompson for re election to the Texas Railroad Commission. He attacks Frank Morris as unknown, criticizing his background and knowledge of gas rates freight rates and oil business. Blalock portrays Thompson as a fighter for the little man and a backer of impartial law enforcement.
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East
Texas
Myron G. Blalock
Marshall
Democratic Executive Committee
Morris
Col
Ernest O. Thompson
Amarillo
Railroad Commission
Blalock
Ernest Thompson
East Texas
Thompson
Commission
Bialock
Dallas
Women Voters Forecast Record Election Turnout
Eleanor Patterson forecasts a record female vote in the 1936 election, estimating 20 to 25 million women may cast ballots to choose the candidate best at protecting pocketbooks. She notes women lack a single candidate aim and warns arousal is needed to unite their diverse concerns.
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Eleanor Patterson
Good Housekeeping
Hoover
Washington
Let’s All Think Peace Campaign Echoes National Hope
A commentary argues for nationwide peace campaigns to unify public opinion against entanglement in future European wars. It urges broad support to cultivate a peace mindset and notes Mussolini’s drive to match British sea power, stressing parity starts domestically.
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United States
Mussolini
Washington Drouth Committee Pushes Land Plan for Dust Bowl
In Washington the drouth committee led by Morris L. Cooke aims to present a permanent land plan to Congress. It favors large scale land purchases to retire dry farmland for grazing, plus a major water conservation program and new WPA funding as relief funds wane.
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National Drouth
Morris L. Cooke
Drouth
Congress
Dakotas
Montana
Wyoming
Dust Bowl
Nebraska
Tugwell
WPA
Faware
Yast
APF
World With a Fence Tale of Carol Torrance and Denis Ford
Carol Torrance faces a romance scandal as Denis Ford and Mike Hanni gan reappear in her life. Denis travels to Washington after pressuring marriage while Mike, her student, reveals a troubling and unspoken betrayal. Carol grapples with loss hope and an uncertain Christmas as events unfold in a turbulent drama.
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Carol Torrance
Denis Ford
Denis
Washington
Mike Hannigan
Carol
Annabel Monroe
Mike
Miss Torrance
Ellen
Caro
Mack
Carnot
Stories in Stamps by I S Klein Leonardo da Vinci
Mechanic turned artist Leonardo da Vinci lived 1452 to 1519 and created The Mona Lisa and The Last Supper. His unfinished works, early airplane designs, and mechanical devices are noted. In 1935 Italy issued airmail stamps honoring him. NEA Service Inc.
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Louvre
Paris
Santa Maria Della Grazia
Milan
Leonardo da Vinci
da Vinci
Italy
NEA Service. Inc
Young Seeds in Misery and Modern Moans
A breezy column by O. O. McIntyre riffs on media figures and culture, lampooning vanity and hypochondria among celebrities. It notes figures from Parker to Jolson, Gish, and Menke, then drifts to a Paris doctor’s view of self indulgence and a Philadelphia chauffeur tale.
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Jolson
Passy
Paris
The Teacher Bears a Christmas Note
A teacher secretly reads a folded note she slips into her bag during a quiet moment after school. She sits for a bath as tears stain her cheeks and jokes about starting Christmas with a handsome ruin. Carol awaits tomorrow to learn the fate of former lovers.
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Marian Sims
Carol
Time for Divorce From Agriculture Department
George B. Terrell of Aite, a candidate for commissioner of agriculture, issued a statement in Austin on August 21 arguing the department should be divested from gambling exchanges and not be in the brokerage business. Veterinarians warn many mad dogs are simply thirsty in hot weather.
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Austin
George B. Terrell
Aite
Commissioner of Agriculture
Department For Agriculture
Notable Word Puzzle From Era Examiner
Puzzle listing with horizontal and vertical clues uses wordplay to fill a grid. It includes references to common terms such as sun god, diseases, shore, and various nouns, with cryptic fragments suggesting crossfill between secular and classical terms.
Danny Meadow Mouse Lost Home After Farmer Brown's Boy Takes Board
Danny Meadow Mouse visits his nest but finds the board removed by Farmer Brown's Boy and the nest gone. He and Nanny Meadow Mouse lose their five babies and mother, sparking Danny's distress and a frightened encounter with Peter Rabbit. The tale blends cautionary notes on fear and parental guidance with a neighborly misadventure on Green Meadows.
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Danny Meadow Mouse
Danny
Meadow Mouse
Farmer Brown
Nanny Meadow Mouse
Green Meadows
Green Forest
Peter Rabbit
Peter
T. W. Burges
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