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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1936
Page
11
Senator Borah enters the presidential race as Republican factions spar over liberal and conservative views. The split signals growing intra party tension and a potential frontal challenge to party leadership as the contest heats up in Washington.
Idaho Senator Borah announces he will campaign for Ohio's 42 delegates, signaling a bid for the presidency and challenging party leadership. Massachusetts Governor Ely fights for an unpledged Democratic delegation while Roosevelt forces face party realignments and new campaign tactics emerge.
Repossessed Chevrolet pickup bargain in Harrison 5231 1985 Chrysler Six 2 Door Touring with trunk built in low mileage new tires. Wrecking yard offers Ford Chevrolet trucks and autos 29 Pontiacs 29 Oldsmobile GM trucks Jack Johnson 208 Buchanan 5789. American Auto Wrecking 201 North Fillmore 9604. Chrysler 75 29 Plymouth axles gears and pinions Feris Elmer 611 North Fillmore.
Los Angeles police under Don C. Douglas organize eight officers as deputy sheriffs to fingerprint and deter transients traveling into California. The effort targets bums and vagrants, with arrests for fare evasion or vagrancy and potential jail time if they stay. Officials warn broader impacts for neighboring states and relief budgets.
President Roosevelt and advisers scrapped more than 1 billion dollars in unused borrowing authority from HOLC and other agencies. The move aims to simplify finances and is not a sign of tightening. Officials said HOLC could halt up to 1 billion dollars in outlay and a future bonus payment plan remains under discussion.
Vice President Garner hosted a with guests including Gracie Allen and George Burns at the White House where Corrinna Mura 26 sang plains ballads and Alfred Chigi baritone from New York performed. Chief Justice Hughes joined the table and shared a laugh with President Roosevelt.
The situation grows tense as Governor Moeur warns of action, recalling a prior move when he deployed the state militia to halt a Parker dam project. Highway Patrol Superintendent McDowell directs patrolmen to guard border points to ease potential congestion from indigent motorists blocked from entering California.
Southeast European states in a united campaign against Communism erupt after Burns and Allen dialogue. Hungary, Bulgaria, Yugoslavia, Romania, and Austria raid suspected communist networks while Austrian press warns of a new red menace. Russia moves to extend influence in the Danubian basin.
Soothing Blue Star Ointment melts on the skin delivering medicines into pores to treat itch tetter rash eczema foot itch ringworm and related conditions. Money back on the first jar if it fails to relieve.
A McAdenville man, T. L. Austin, touts Black-Draught as relief for biliousness and constipation. He keeps a box on the mantel and says the vegetable laxative quickly relieves dullness and headache, noting cost efficiency with 25-dose packages sold in 25-cent boxes.
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