Roosevelt Faces Heaviest Primary Month With 3 Major Defeats
Washington dispatch reports 1938 primaries opening with three major defeats of the Roosevelt administration and three New Deal contests still to be decided. The article notes upsets in Idaho South Carolina and California and mentions upcoming races in Maryland Georgia and New York along with presidential endorsements and opposition.
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Roosevelt
New Deal
John M. Hightower
Washington
Maryland
Georgia
New York
Ellison D. Smith
South Carolina
William G. McAdoo
California
Idaho
Sheridan Kney
Dent
Smith
Olin D. Johnston
Walter George
Millard Tydings
Rep
John O'Connor
Tydings
David J. Lewis
George
Lawrence Camp
O'Connor
James H. Fay
House Rules Committee
Maine
Aeromeca Airplane At Municipal Field Draws Crowds
Roy Taylor state distributor offers rides in the new 50 horsepower Aeronca Chief at Municipal Flying Field. The two seat side by side lightplane cruises at 90 mph and uses a little over three gallons of gasoline per hour, showcasing 1938 aviation tech.
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Municipal Field
Roy Taylor
Aeronca
Father-in-Law Is Questioned About Houston Slaying
Earl S Campbell 45 a cleaning plant operator was shot to death at his Houston plant early today. His father-in-law Dillard Morgan 69 was questioned by police and watchman R J Parks 60 said he slept on a cot as gunfire hit Campbell. Morgan said he retired early last night and woke only when officers arrived.
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Houston
U.P
Earl S Campbell
Dillard Morgan
R. J. Parks
Enemy No. 1 Job Is Vacant
Seven hunted criminals were listed as candidates for public enemy No. 1. The report names Irving C Chapman Maurice Denning Arnold T Kyle Joseph P Cretzer George Salde Louis Buchalter and Clarence V Stevens among the most wanted. Bowmen Van Acker were killed in Indianapolis after escaping Huntsville.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
John Bowman
Tilghman van Acker
Huntsville
Tex
Bowman
van Acker
Indianapolis
Hoover
Irving Charles Chapman
Maurice Denning
Arnold Thomas Kyle
Joseph Paul Cretzer
George Salde
Louis “Lepke" Buchalter
New York
Clarence Vernon Stevens
Mary McElroy
Kansas City
Charles Mattson
Tacoma
Wash
Peter
Freshman Day Promotes Course Planning at Amarillo College
Freshmen are urged to attend Freshman Day at Amarillo College to meet the faculty and discuss course planning for degree requirements. Advisers will be available from 9 to 12 and 1 to 4 to help with schedules and transfers to senior colleges. Students should bring high school transcripts to speed registration next week. The Brimfield reunion notes a Jacob Wertzenberger gathering of 88 relatives planning a future meeting in Hartville.
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Amarillo College
Brimfield. O
U.P
Jacob Wertzenberger
Hartville
Say it with a tha Skin
An advertisement extols S.S.S. Tonic as a generational internal remedy to feed skin from within by boosting red blood cells. It claims benefits like restored weight, increased energy, stronger nerves, and a healthy glow, urging readers to try the tonic.
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Amarillo
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Alteays
Borm
Canada
ANDEW
Fox
Fox Drug Stores
Ite
16Th and
Polk
Bayer Aspirin
Chamberlain
Squibb
Iver
Squibb's Yeast
Westclox Electric Clock
Big Ben
Westclox
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Gor
Epsom Salts
Bi P.D. and Co
Upjohn
Rosalue
Brown's
Helena Rubinstein
Castoria
Fletcher
Mennen
Pablum, Mead
Iad
Kotex
Absorbine JR
Woodbury's Soap
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