Garner Goes to Bed Early in Election Night Quiet
Vice President John Nance Garner kept to his habit of early bedtime as Roosevelt Landon Knox telegrams circulated. Newsmen found phone lines silent after Garner, who cast his vote with wife Mrs. Garner, returned home to farm life. Uvalde gave Garner a landslide showing Roosevelt 959 to Landon 148.
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U.P
John Nance Garner
United States
Roosevelt
Alf Landon
Frank Knox
Garner
White House
Uvalde
Uvalde County
Landon
Knox
Landon Wins in Home Town by Big Vote
In Independence Kansas Alf M Landon carried his home town by a wide margin 3162 to 1761 in a presidential race Returns showed 367 to 170 in the precinct with Landon leading Roosevelt Businesses reopened after an election day holiday as neighbors filled the streets Richard K Allen a longtime friend voted in an ambulance for Landon
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Independence
Kans
Alf M. Landon
Roosevelt
Alf
Kansas
Richard K. Allen
Alaskan Reindeer Herding Dominates Local Livestock
Alaska hosts 712,500 reindeer in the latest census far surpassing 6,588 sheep and 1,809 cattle. Work dogs rank as the second largest livestock class with 37,287.
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Alaska
Reindeer
Fairbanks
Deaf farmers reach by interpreters in NC extension
North Carolina agricultural extension service uses interpreters to inform about scientific agricultural research developments for about 300 deaf farmers across the state.
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Raleigh, N. C
North Carolina Agricultural Extension Service
Local social notes and forthcoming film listings
Miss Ethelyn Ross visits from Dallas where she attends Miss Hockaday's School for Girls. Local residents travel to Houston for the Methodist Church conference with a stop in Dallas Centennial and Galveston en route home. Saunders Implement hires Herbert Powers as bookkeeper. Bob Kile is hospitalized after an appendectomy in Amarillo. Cinema picks include Craig's Wife at Paramount and Timothy Quest at Rex with notes on cast and themes.
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Ethelyn Ross
Horton Smith
J. R. McDowell
Joe Shields
H. B. Cochran
Houston
The
Methodist Church
Cochran
San Jacinto Methodist Church
Galveston
Dallas
Herbert Powers
Frank Hoyt
Saunders Implement Company
Mr. Powers
Mrs. Hoyt
Pierce Street
Craig
Paramount Today
Rosalind Russell
TWA Fares Undercut Limited Trains as Winter Deals
EY reports low winter fares on TWA cheaper than limited train rates. Round trip fares save 10 percent, AIR SCRIP saves 15 percent. TWA plans more service and hires to meet expected record business while offering dual radio navigation, steam heated cabins, air conditioning, and sleepers on all planes.
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TWA
AIR Scrip
America
New York
California
Chicago
Red Cross Roll Call Opens November 12 in Potter County
The Potter County American Red Cross will launch the Roll Call November 12 to recruit 2,000 local members. Fifty cents from each membership goes to the national body with the rest funding local relief projects. The drive lasts three days and supports disaster relief, first aid, life saving training, and health safety efforts.
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American Red Cross
Arthur W. Ball
Potter County
Amarillo
National
Red Cross
Roll Call Committee organizes for membership drive
The Roll Call committee met Tuesday to organize the coming drive. A Friday gathering will finish the divisions. Campaigners, chaired by John McCarty with Mason King directing, will assist civic clubs, the junior chamber, and Amarillo College students in distributing food clothing and materials to hundreds.
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Roll Call Committee
Score
John McCarty
Mason King
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Amarillo College
Comedy lineup shines with Timothys Quest at Rialto
The report praises Timothy's Quest as superior to many dramatic releases. It notes two comedies of limited merit, The Bride Walks Out and And So They Were Married, showing only today at the Rialto and the Texas theaters.
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Craig
Rosalind Russell
John Boles
Maiden Lane
Claire Trevor
Texas
Mary Astor
Melvyn Douglas
REX
Timothy Quest
Dickie Moore
Virginia Weidler
Elizabeth Patterson
Rialto
Barbara Stanwyck
Robert Young
Gene Raymond
NAT
Lloyd Snyder
Texas Club
Artie Vanderbilt
The
High School Students Protest Bicycle Licensing Plan
Thirty junior high boys spoke before Solicitor Lozier Caplan in Salem Ohio protesting a rumored city bicycle licensing plan. Caplan said he had not heard of the plan but acknowledged the suggestion.
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Salem, O
Lozier Caplan
Caplan
Hawaii imports mainland products worth 44 million in six months
In the first half of 1936 Hawaii imported mainland products valued at 44,581,423 dollars. The report details the territory of Hawaii as a buyer of goods from the mainland during this period.
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Hawaii
Honolulu
T. H
Territory of Hawaii
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St. Anthony's Hospital
Blackwell
Okla
Mr. Kile
E. P. Kile
Lincoln Street
Timothy
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Fox Drug Co
Randal Drug Co
Pool Drug
Polk SI
Superior Winter Service
Washington
Transcontinental & Western Air, Inc
McCarty
Miranda Jinks
Mayo Bennetts
Mayo-Bennett Dental Clinic & Laboratory
Corner 4Th and
Polk St
Massie Bldg
Mobil
Mobilgas
Mobiloil
Magnolia Petroleum Co
Memphis
Harry Martin
Mr. Martin
Ajay Geckit
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