Knox Borah Rivalry Emerges in 1936 GOP Race
Washington dispatch reports Republican leaders weigh a Borah Knox contest for the 1936 presidential nomination. No formal bids, but Borah, Knox, Vandenberg, and Landon are cited as possible contenders with party veterans watching shifts in support and possible deadlock to spark a compromise choice.
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Paul as Laboring Man Lesson Topic
Paul as laboring man will be discussed tomorrow at 5 o clock on the KGNC Bible Class of the Air. Mrs Emmett Galloway will teach based on International Sunday School Lessons. Membership cards are sought and class enrollments are welcome. State-wide soil conservation programs are being inaugurated in Mississippi and North Carolina.
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KGNC
Emmett Galloway
Amarillo
the Panhandle
Texas
H. A. Peters
Union Bus Station
Mississippi
North Carolina
Tri-State Fair Opens with Ambitious 1935 Lineup
Amarillo announces the 1935 Tri-State Fair opening September 14 and closing September 21 with Wilbur Hawk as president and O. L. Taylor as secretary manager. The program emphasizes a modernized, expansive mix of agricultural exhibits and top entertainment, from rodeos and circuses to new rides and educated displays, underscoring Southwest resilience amid drought and heat.
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O. L. Taylor
Tri-State
Chicago
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Amarillo
Fair Board
Jonah
Tri-State Fair
Southwest
Fellows
Negro Walks to His Death in Texas Execution Tale
A long, sensational recount details Ben Boyd's 1940 Huntsville execution after a gubernatorial reprieve, including Gov. James Allred's dream-driven clemency drama, the condemned man's knife collision with a restaurant victim, and the final electric chair at 12 12 AM. It mixes fate, mercy, crime, and a fateful journey.
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State Penitentiary
Boyd
Robert
James V. Allred
Pardon Board
Allred
Huntsville
Buses To Go Under Baggage Tariffs
Motor buses will go under a baggage tariff for the first time September 27 under an order by the Railroad Commission. The schedule permits transport.
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Austin
Railroad Commission
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