Four governments back Transatlantic air service plan
Washington reports four governments the United States Britain Ireland and Canada agreed in principle to reciprocal landing and operating privileges for passenger and mail service. Experimental flights could start next spring with Pan American and British Airways planning a joint service using China Clipper type flying boats. President Roosevelt voiced hope that regular Trans Atlantic air service would soon become a reality.
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Washington
Pan-American Air Lines
British Airways, Ltd
Roosevelt
Donald Banks
Post Office
Governor Landon Talks With New York Newsmen At Luncheon
The article notes a luncheon in the executive mansion where Governor Landon spoke with visiting New York journalists. The scene centers on a shortened name Alfred to Alf to save time as discussions proceed.
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New York
Executive Mansion
Governor Landon
Gover
Gly-Cas touted as remedy by Amarillo resident
Amarillo woman Mrs. W. V. Darnell credits Gly-Cas with curing long standing digestion and nerve issues. She says gas bloating heartburn and kidney troubles vanished after using Gly-Cas at Fox Drug Co. and urges others to try the medicine priced at $1 per box or six for $5.00 with mail order details.
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Amarillo
Fox Drug Co
No. 3
Oliver-Eakle
Mrs. Darnell
Oliver- Eakle
Gly-Cas
Landon and Family Described by Kansas City Editor
Governor Landon is portrayed as a capable leader with broad appeal, supported by a circle of prominent publishers and editors. The piece notes his tall task ahead nominating prospects, while detailing his family, home life, and Mrs. Landon’s role with the harp and children, highlighting public admiration and political potential.
Kansas Governor’s Daughter and State Notes at Topeka
The article recalls Governor Landon and his family with daughter Peggy Anne at college in Lawrence. It describes household staff and the governor’s social scene, praising a Kansas cook. It notes Crop data for Kansas, drought, rainfall, and early signals of improving conditions with 37 inches of rain to date.
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Landon
State of
Kansas
Governor Landon
Peggy Anne
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Topeka
Brouth
Fireman dies in rail crash at Dearing Georgia
A head on collision between two trains of the Georgia railway at Dearing Georgia killed fireman A J Kirby of Atlanta bound train and injured two engineers Ed Ewing and W H Wallace. Passenger Mrs E Rose of Chicago was lightly hurt along with other slight injuries. Officials said the Augusta bound train stood at a switch when the Atlanta bound train failed to stop.
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Dearing
Georgia Railway
A. J. Kirby
Ed Ewing
W. H. Wallace
E. Rose
Chicago
States foresee large crops despite New Deal limits
The article notes abundant wheat corn alfalfa timothy and livestock feed across states unless New Deal restrictions curb harvests. A commentator says President Roosevelt will get credit for rainfall while Governor Landon smiles and says Hoover was blamed for the drought, reflecting on fair play and political reactions.
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Roosevelt
Landon
Hoover
Courthouse Records and Car Registrations Across County
Courthouse records show warranty deeds from Mrs Rea Barfield et vir to Mary M Fain for land in Eakle area and transfer to Roscoe Brown. Car registrations list numerous 1936 models including Ford Tudors Sedans and Ch evs with buyers J M Mobley Lou Smith and others. Marriage license issued to Ben Wesley and Bettie M Anderson.
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Rea Barfield
Mary M. Fain
Eakle
Geo. T. Tubbs
Roscoe Brown
Ind
Geo. Johnson
E. W. Means
John Rice
W. R. McDowell
Lou Smith
Joe M. Mobley
C. C. Robison
M. D. Key
L. D. Swafford
Elgin Boulware
Terra Co
Loren Jones
Terra
D. D. Lacy
Pontiac Mtr. Co
J. T. Glover
Stude
C. H. Mason
Ch. Mart Flores
C. J. Yourel
Ford
Roy Burke Co
Ben
Wesley
Mrs
Bettie M. Anderson
Gallantry Costs $50 in Lyons Farmer Theft Tale
E A Holland, a 95 year old Putton County farmer, was digging potatoes when a woman asked for a match. After she left he found his purse containing $50 had vanished. The tale blends a local fraud with a note on Chopsney’s origins in New York’s Chinatown.
Open Bottles Raid Targets Austin Liquor Establishment
State liquor inspectors seized opened bottles and beer at a Congress Avenue establishment, alleging violation of the state package sale law. C. R. Miller announced the raid and Paxton said a package store permit would be denied. Twenty-five trainees will join enforcement after instruction in about a week.
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Austin
C. R. Miller
C. A. Paxton
Paxton
Liquor Board
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Donald
United States
Irish Free State
Canada
Great Britain
Alfred
Alf
W. V. Darnell
Frank Burns
National Republican
Paul Black
Mr. Hearst
Mrs. Landon
John Cobb Landon
Cobb
Nancy Jo
Nancy Josephine
Roy Hogan
Damon Runyon
Points East
Senator Capper
Georgia
Courthouse Records
Chinatown
China
Congress Avenue
Scotland
Calvert
Clea
West
Calvert-Maryland Distilling Co., Inc
Calvert's
Badger Herring Company
Amarillo, Texas
Meyer & Meyer's
van Huesen
van Heusens
Jayson
Polk Street
Meyer & Meyer
POLK
CDRUG
Fox
Helena Rubinstein
Setens Rubinstein
Helena “ Rubinstein
Coty
L'Aimant
L'Origan
Paris
Der
Mennon
England
Ming
Parker Fountain
Hiwke
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