Georgia Senate Contest Highlights New Deal Divide
Georgia voters faced a high stakes Democratic primary between Governor Eugene Talmadge, a fierce New Deal critic, and Senator Richard B. Russell Jr., a Roosevelt ally. Early returns from Georgia and other states show tight races for governor and seats, with Mar tin and Hartley leading in Washington, and Johnson ahead in Colorado.
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Associated Press
Georgia
Eugene Talmadge
Richard B. Russell, Jr
C. C. Dill
Colorado
Ed C. Johnson
William B. Sweet
Mahon Wins in Arizona Vermont Nomination Leads Democrats
The report notes Mahon and Campbell leading in their respective party races with Aiken securing the Vermont Republican nomination and Heininger unopposed for the Democratic slot. It also covers President Roosevelt en route to Tennessee for a Smoky Mountains excursion and a Charlotte, N C., speech plan.
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South Carolina
G. Heyward Mahon
John J. McSwain
Congress
Roosevelt
Tennessee
Knoxville
Tenn
Great Smoky Mountains
Charlotte
N. C
Great Smoky Park
Rockies
Ashville
Municipal Stadium
Automotive autos for sale featured with various models
A classified list advertises 68 automobiles for sale including 1936 models and classics. Highlights include 1926 Chrysler 6 Comet, 1926 Plymouth DeLuxe Coupe, 1948 Pontiac Sedan, 1932 Chrysler Royal Sedan, and 1935 Chrysler Air-Stream Sedan with prices from $398 to $745. Also notes practical car radio sale and dealer contact details for Toney Chisum Inc and Brill Parker.
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Chrysler
Pontiac
BAEK
Toney Chisum, Inc
Plymouth
Brill Parker
Carly
General
Cars for Sale with Classic Daily Driver Appeal
An old classified ad showcases a 1984 Dodge Plymouth Coupe with a rebuilt engine and updated safety features, a 1930 Chevrolet Sedan with Fisher body and wire wheels, and a 1999 Ford Coupe boasting five new tires and strong mechanicals. Prices appear low for the era and condition.
Markets Report Kansas City Livestock and New Orleans Cotton
Kansas City cattle and sheep receipts near 7 600 and 4 000 respectively. Far details show steadier demand for fed steers and yearlings with mixed grades and higher spots on westerns. New Orleans cotton rises 3 to 6 points amid overnight buying and Liverpool influence.
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Kansas City
Colorado Range
New Orleans
Liverpool
Gly-Cas It Boosts Health Claim From Local Drug Co
Mr. R L Robinson of Amarillo credits Gly-Cas from Fox Drug Co with restoring his health after severe rheumatic pain. He praises the medicine as a life changer and urges others to try it. Gly-Cas sold by Fox Drug Co and local druggists at 1.00 per box, six for five dollars, with mail orders discouraged.
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Hollywood
Norma Shearer
Kay Francis
Barbara Stanwyck
Helen Vinson
Dolores Costello
Constance Cummings
Anita Couathan
Frances Donelon
Miriam Tilden
Tennifer Tilden
Fox Drug Co
R. L. Robinson
Amarillo
Mr. Robinson
No. 3
Oliver-Eakle
Deaf Smith County Dem Execs Postpone Sheriff Nomination Hearing
Hearing on J. C. Allred’s protest of J. C. Newell’s sheriff nomination was postponed as lawyers were not ready. The committee recessed to September 17 after failing to waive to district court. District court won’t convene until February, with sheriff nominee set to take office January 1.
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Hereford
Smith County
Democratic Executive Committee
J. C. Allred
J. C. Newell
Ellis Posey Released After Bank Embezzlement Indictment
Ellis B. Posey, indicted by a federal grand jury yesterday for embezzling bank funds while an official of the First National Bank of Hereford, posted $7,000 bond this morning and was released from Potter County jail. The indictment cites two counts of taking $1,000 and then $1,500 from L. A. Arnold’s funds in Hereford.
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Ellis B. Posey
Federal Grand Jury
First National Bank of
Hereford
Potter County
Posey
L. A. Arnold
Texas legislature urged to ratify child labor amendment
Fragmentary note shows a plea to the Texas legislature to ratify a child labor amendment cited during discussions about President Roosevelt and Vice President Garner, indicating ongoing constitutional reform debates.
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Texas
Roosevelt
Garner
Front leaders clash over university censorship and traffic plan
The convention adjourned amid criticism of University regents for editor supervision of the Daily Texan and censorship decisions. Blalock was re elected chairman as nine new district members were named. The group discussed widening a street block and urged better traffic enforcement with a city map to identify through streets.
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United States
Daily
Texan
Blalock
E. J. McLeroy
Center
Dr. W
Dickens
Greenville
Scott Reed
Groesbeck
Henry A. Bush
Franklin
R. H. Hancock, Sr
el Campo
W. B. Green
Gonzales
Charles BE. Dansby
Valley Mills
Jas. H. Goodman
Midland
James FE. King
Memphis
Fillmore Street
Filmore Street
Bob Crudgington
Chamber of Commerce Committee
H. R. Smith
H. Ernest Smith
Joe Jenkins
Widen Fillmore Street Considered By City Officials
Mayor Rogers and Mr. Boyce discuss traffic flow during school start and the need to widen Fillmore Street from Tenth Avenue south. They note the street’s narrow 32 foot width after a loss from 48 feet and acknowledge the high cost of the project amid property owner concerns.
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Boyce
Rogers
Fillmore Street
Modeling careers and entry tips from a talent judge
The article outlines traits sought in aspiring models, from skin and features to poise and health. It notes favorable body size, earnings ranges for beginners, and three months to noticeable improvement, plus emphasis on natural appearance over heavy makeup.
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Frances Joyce
Cigarets
Babs Beckwith
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