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Newspaper

Amarillo Globe

Location

Amarillo, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1934

Page

7

Third Party 15 Predicted As COP Convenes

Washington June 7 United Press The selection of Henry P Fletcher as national chairman of the regular Republican organization accelerates a drive for a third party of progressive Republicans Sen Robert M La Follette Jr predicts the move will boost the Wisconsin effort and widen divides with liberal Republicans including Borah Norris Frazier Nye and Cutting The Hoover Mellan Reed bloc is blamed for thwarting progressive voters and La Follette doubts the regular party seeks their support He says the choice signals a return to the Hoover era leadership and a doomed campaign if based on blind reaction.

H. O. Thompson United Press Washington Henry P. Fletcher Robert M. LaPollette, Jr Wisconsin Fletcher Borah Senate Idaho Norris Nebraska Frazier Nye North Dakota Cutting New Mexico LaFollette

Carter's Little Liver Pills Promote Bile Flow

An old advertisement urges readers to wake up the liver with Carter's Little Liver Pills rather than laxatives to relieve feeling sour and tired. It claims the liver should release two pounds of bile daily and that proper bile flow improves digestion, reduces gas, and clears skin. The ad notes the pills are gentle vegetable extracts and sold in drugstores under Carter's red label.

Carter M.ca

Fletcher linked to Hoover era aims disrupt party shift

The National Committee had not named a western man. Fletcher, suave and affable, was identified closely with the Hoover administration. He is said still to favor the former President, although Mr. Hoover refused to appoint Fletcher as ambassador to Great Britain. Senate Democrats felt Fletcher’s selection would boost their chances in summer campaigns. They claimed privately the country would not support policies tied to the Hoover era.

Tional Fletcher Hoover Great Britain Senate Democrats

Publishers Select Committee Leaders in SNPA Announced

President BE. K. Gaylord announces chairmen for SNPA committees in Chattanooga. Appointees include Advertising by Boykin Paschal Savannah Ga News and Press and Editorial Affairs by Tom Wallace Louisville Ky Courier Journal and Times. Delegates Faye Gordon Frankie Gober Alma Richardson Mildred Buthker Elizabeth Nixson accompany Texas convention attendees.

Chattanooga Tenn U.P BE. K. Gaylord Oklahoma City Southern Newspaper Publishers’ Association SNPA Boykin Paschal Savannah News and Press Col. J. H. Long Huntington W. Va Advertiser and Herald-Dispatch Tom Wallace Louisville Courier Journal and Times John D. Ewing Shreveport Lee School of Journalism Powell Glass Lynchburg J. S. Parks Fort Smith Ark Times Record John A. Brice Atlanta Journal Faye Gordon Texas Federation of B. and P. W. Clubs San Antonio Frankie Gober Alma Richardson Mildred Buthker Elizabeth Nixson

Daredevils to Thrill Crowds with Free Air Act

Sensational air stunt pair Teddy LeFors and Edna Maro, billed by Tidwell Shows, prepare an aerial act to thrill patrons next week. The performance is praised for its novelty and audience appeal as the daring duo entertain amid public anticipation.

T. 4 Tidwell Teddy LeFors Edna Maro

Death-defying high pole act to headline Southwest carnival

Spectators will witness a free spectacle as performers ride a tall pole 100 feet above ground without nets or safety devices. The six day stop features nightly shows under floodlights at the Fourth Avenue and Jefferson Street carnival site, the largest in the Southwest this year.

Fourth Avenue Jrffferson Street

Grain Firm Reopens Offices in City

Uhlmann Grain Company resumes operations in Amarillo at the Fisk Building room 507 after a winter shutdown. Erick P. Frank and FP. C. Higgins head the new office with private wire links to all main markets, and the office opened yesterday.

Uhlmann Grain Company Fisk Building Amarillo Erick P. Frank FP. C. Higgins

Race Horses Temperamental Like Opera Stars at Tri-State Meet

Race horses, nervous and high strung, fill stalls at the Tri State Fair racing plant as trainers bring entries for the spring meet running June 15 to 25. Trainers say early arrival helps horses settle in and perform better, analogy drawn to opera stars.

Tri-State Fair

Texas Centennial Commission forms for 1936 celebration

The Texas Centennial Commission and an advisory board of 1200 members were organized to plan a 1936 Texas Independence centennial celebration and a commercial exposition. Cullen Thomas was named chairman with Lowery Martin as vice chairman and Gus Taylor as treasurer. An executive committee and county committees were created and a $100,000 appropriation approved to fund planning and future bonds.

Austin Texas Centennial Commission Cullen Thomas Dallas Lowery Martin Corsicana Gus Taylor Tyler Will H. Mayes Walter D. Cline Wichita Falls John D. Middleton Greenville Cliff Caldwell Abilene H. H. Ochs San Antonio J. K. Hughes Mexia Texas City Volney Taylor Brownsville John C. Townes Houston C. Peters Fort Worth

Cab Drivers Targeted in Nudist Robberies in Dallas

Dallas morning report says cab drivers faced a pair of night robberies with theft of cash and forcible undressing. J L McKinney and Elmer Thomas were robbed and stripped, their cars stolen and abandoned miles away, leaving clothing inside.

Dallas J. L. McKinney Elmer Thomas

Shut-Ins to Receive Flowers on National Day in Amarillo

Amarillo florists launch the second annual Flower Shut-In Day on June 10. Mrs. C. C. Cunningham asks residents to submit the names of permanent shut-ins so flowers can be mailed to them, with Mayor Ross D. Rogers as honorary chairman. The plan expects flowers to reach every shut-in in the city on that date.

Amarillo C. C. Cunningham

Local Flower Delivery Push Promoted by Mayor

The mayor urged a local Flower Shut-In Day Committee to organize a self run effort. Residents are asked to send flowers to shut ins at designated addresses listed by the committee. The service carries no obligation or cost.

C. C. Cunningham City

Bouquet Delivery Quotation Echoes Gentle Gift Idea

The remark highlights the joy of receiving flowers as a thoughtful gesture. It frames bouquet delivery as a comforting treat for the homebound, appealing to readers who value simple, cheerful tokens of kindness.

Charters Granted In Texas Add Amarillo Firms

Austin June 7 charter actions list Hancock Lumber Co. Amarillo with capital stock 6500 and incorporators M F Hancock Joe W Hancock F E Morris P C Pfeiffer Co Inc Port Arthur with capital stock 65000 and incorporators P C Pfeiffer D G Switzer C R Rix Dr Pepper Amarillo Bottling Co

Austin Hancock Lumber Co Amarillo Capital Stock M. F. Hancock Joe W. Hancock F. E. Morris P. C. Pfeiffer Co. Inc Port Arthur P. C. Pfeiffer D. G Switzer C. R. Rix Dr. Pepper Amariilo Botiling Co

Amarillo Corporators Plan Summer California Trip

Amarillo figures W V Edwards J O Edwards Louise Edwards Missea Cora and Louise Russell plan to spend sum mer in California using capital stock of £2000. They will act on arrangements for the trip and related approvals.

Amarillo Th. Corporatora W. V. Edwards J. O. Edwards Louise V. Edwards Missea Cora Louise Russell California

Cardus Based Pain In Side Cited By Woman

Mrs Bill Stewart of Dewar Oklahoma reports periodic side pain stopped after taking Cardus three weeks and 11 bottles. The ad claims Cardus helps cramps nervousness and run down condition and urges others to try Cardul.

Cardus Bill Stewart Dewar Okla Cardul

Local travelers share visits and returns

The text notes Mrs. Gordon C. Eastman visiting and returning with her sister to Los Angeles. It also mentions Mr. and Mrs. Keith Caldwell returning from a week’s visit in Pueblo and La Junta, Colorado.

Company Gordon C. Eastman Los Angele Keith Caldwell Pueblo la Junta Colorado

Also Mentioned on This Page

C.O.P Chicago Hotel Sherman Hotel i Insull Samuel Insull Joseph Ross Publishers Select Committee Alice Jones Frank Inman Hughes Aqec Foley Flas T. Gordon Wilson Blackburn Hunsley’s, Inc Polk THE House OF Color Texas Centennial Commismission and Advisory Board Forista Whitcomb Sterling Silver Ripiece Bet Hugh Whitcomb Coors America Amarillo Stoneware Co Distributor Plains Distributing Co Borger Panhandle Beverage Co Panhand Oldsmobile Sem Vuuv Lansing General Motors Oldsmobile. CO Tyler St Amarillo, Texas
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