Weiss Action Was Surprise in Baton Rouge
Family of Dr. Carl Weiss could offer no reason for his attempt to kill Senator Huey P. Long, which instead cost Weiss his life at the hands of Long's bodyguard. A. J. Pavy of Opelousas, Weiss’s brother-in-law, said Weiss was calm yet high strung and bitter toward Long but had no specific grievance or political discussions known to the family.
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Baton Rouge
Carl Weiss
Huey P. Long
Senator Long
B. H. Pavy
Evangeline Parish
Dr. Weiss
Pavy
President Roosevelt Responds After Overnight Shooting Report
The president dictated a statement after reading the morning papers as Senator Long, a sharp critic and potential 1940 rival, was cited in reports about the shooting. Roosevelt had been sleeping when word arrived, and the incident dominated early news.
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Senator Long
Roosevelt
Cotton acreage abandonment and harvest areas reported
Abandonment of cotton acreage after July 1 is reported at 18 percent, above the 1925-54 average of 2.4 percent. July 1 cultivated area is 66,000 acres with 652,000 acres remaining for harvest as of September 1. Last year’s area picked totaled 26.987 million acres.
Tournament field includes 39 nonlocals among 50 players
The article notes that about fifty players compete in the tournament, with 39 hailing from outside the host area. The mix emphasizes regional reach and local participation balance.
S S S claims to boost blood and digestion
An advertisement promotes S.S.S. as a tonic that stimulates gastric secretions and rebuilds hemoglobin to reduce fatigue. It markets larger economy sizes and urges starting therapy now, noting improved appetite, sleep, nerves, and complexion.
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S.S.S
Weekend rainfall drenches Texas from Amarillo to Texline
A heavy weekend rain spread across Texas dipping from Amarillo to Texline with ¾ to 2 inches in many spots. Reports note moisture hindering crop conditions in Dumas EFT territory while areas east and south including Pampa Clinton Wellington Shamrock and Silverton recorded varying amounts. Roads remained slick and passable with showers noted in Santa Fe dispatches and across the Panhandle and eastern counties.
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Channing
Sunray
Morse
Dumas and
Etter
Amarillo
Boise City
Okla
Liberal
Kans
Rock Island
Pampa
Panhandle
Higgins
Clinton
Spearman
Shattuck
Santa Fe
Fort Worth
Denver
Texline
Childress
Romero
N. M
Canyon
Umbarger
Hereford
Bovina
Tucumcar
Conway
Groom
Wellington
Shamrock
Silverton
Qiu'eque
Turkey
Here
Radio Schedule Highlights and Weather Notes in Amarillo
A detailed daily on air timetable lists KGNC programs from 3:00 PM to 11:00 PM including music, sports and news. It notes heavy rain across East Texas and Palestine with 3.72 inches in some areas and describes ongoing preparations for the Tri-State Fair in Amarillo with circus acts and attractions announced for the event.
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Tyler
Lubbock
Austin
Sherman
South Plains
Plainview
Senator Rescued After Assault Attempt by O’Connor
Huey assisted by O’Connor who drew a pistol to shield the Senator and helped him into a taxi toward Our Lady of the Lake Hospital. The incident occurred as Governor O K was present in the vicinity.
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O'Connor
Long
Our Lady of the Lake Hospital
O. K
Tri-State Fair Opens With Shamrock Band Program
Fair officials announce opening ceremonies on Monday September 16 with the Shamrock band and Hawk officiating. Wilbur C Hawk and Mayor Ross Rogers will be on the program as visiting delegations arrive. KGNC will broadcast daily programs from the exposition grounds.
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Sadler's
Bailey Brothers
Jack Hoxie
Screen Star
Addrance
Ovestoes Hans
Wil
Tri-State Fair Region
Shamrock
Hawk
Fair Association
Wilbur C. Hawk
Ross Rogers
Amarillo
Fleet
KGNC
Dallas
Southwest
Mason King
Beckmann and
Gerety
United States
Senator Long Faces 1936 Primary Plans and Campaign Tactics
The article outlines Huey Long's looming 1936 primary renomination, his strategy to broaden influence and possibly form a third party, and his role in Roosevelt campaign dynamics. It notes guards and rumors about a weapon, and hints at political maneuvers in Louisiana and nationally.
Longs New Deal Critique Shapes Political Theater
The article portrays Huey Long as a volatile critic of the New Deal, courting alignments with Father Coughlin but ultimately pursuing his own dynamic strategy. At 42, he is described as aggressive, highly alert, and a bold political actor likely to influence national politics if he remains alive.
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Lonas
Charles FE
Coughlin
Fasterth Promises Real Comfort For False Teeth
An advertisement touts Fasterth powder for secure, comfortable denture wear. It deodorizes and helps teeth stay fixed while eating or laughing, with availability at City Drug Fox Drug and other drug stores.
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City Drug
Fox Drug
Chest drives for community relief and youth programs
Local leaders urge continuation of the Amarillo Community Chest funding as federal relief wanes. Mr Watkins notes boy and girl organization centers offer a weapon against delinquency and calls for support to cover unemployment impacts, clothing, medical needs, and school access for 150 children.
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Thak
Buildine
Watkins
PWA
Amarillo
Senator Long Seen Departing After Door Slam
A witness describes seeing Senator Long walk away after a door shut. The scene begins with a jerking of the door open and ends with a young war veteran and State member Murry Roden near the witness’s feet.
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Senator Long
Murry Roden
The
State
Senator Long Shot Firefight In Capitol Corridor
High ranking officials and police contend with a white-clad assailant as a shot is fired near Senator Long. Bodily harm occurs amid rapid gunfire with officers in plain clothes firing, as Governor Allen and Lieut. Gov. Noe race to the Lady of the Leake Sanitarium where Long is treated. Security tightens around the governor’s office and hospital entrances.
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Senator Long
Boden
Sportatory
Howe Galleries
Col. FE. PL Row
State Highway Police
Allen
Huey
James A. Noe
Leake Sanitarium
Jimmy
Noe
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