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San Antonio Light

Location

San Antonio, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1936

Page

5

Landon Force Seeks Nomination at Republican Convention

Cleveland dispatch reports London forces press toward a Cirile ballot nomination with Landon leading the field. Kansas campaign manager John Hamilton denied platform-writing attempts while Borah Knox backers push for support. Vandenberg’s possible candidacy fades as Edge joins Landon boosters. Concerns arise about Landon carrying the Middle West, with Hayes doubting major states’ support.

Cleveland Landon Republican National Convent London John Hamilton Catanaiga Kansan Kpox-borah William Allen White Emporia Henry J. Allen Kansas Kanuas Resolutions Committee

Lawley Files Candidacy for County Judge Seat

Douglas Lawley, former president of the San Antonio Bar Association, filed his candidacy for county judge. He opposes city machine candidate Egbert Schweppe and John Per ty, with support from Morrissey of the Bexar County Democratic operation committees. Fellow candidate George Surkey, brother-in-law of Pitt Wright, also filed for county judge.

Douglas Lawley Douglas Hi. Lewes San Antonio Bar Association Win Morrissey Bexar County Democratic Comunittes Taiiley Coymander American Leginn Egbert Schweppe City Machine John Perety Lawley Hesstes Citizens’ League George Surkey Pitt ‘Wright Martin Wright Elentried Ang

Candon Power Mounting in Midwest Convention

The convention city hosted a rallying of rival factions led by the Vineyard of the dele mites and others from hog, cheat and mining sectors. They joined in backing their preferred candidate and dismissed early nomination on first ballot. Stakeholders released estimated voting strength for the Hansag governor, projecting new totals on the opening ballot.

Cleveland Dune Convention City

Legion Conventions Set for August Nationwide

INDIANAPOLIS Ind June 72 State conventions of the American Legion are scheduled for August. A survey by National headquarters shows twenty eight of the 33 departments planning August sessions this year.

Legion Indianapolis Ind Ginsi Poplar American Legion Suvey He Levin

Parades in Philadelphia Trend Shown by 1941-42 Data

Philadelphia daily wires report parade counts with 316 day average over recent years. Director of fire safety notes yearly figures ranged from 290 to 378 amid economic pressures and the 1941 depression impact on public events.

Philadelphia Director of Pile Safety Nour

Landon Leases Ranch Near Estes Park for Campaign

Governor Alf M. Landon, the Republican front runner, has leased the 120 acre McGraw ranch five miles north of Estes Park in Rocky Mountain National Park. He plans to move in with his family this summer, after the Republican convention, turning the area into a political center if he secures the nomination.

Denver Estes Park Rocky Mountain National Park Alf M. Landon Kan- Sau McGraw Ranch Istes Park Wil Landsns Landon

Oregon to Stand Firm for Borah Support

MINSI Carl G Bachmann campaign manager for Senator William E Horn and Walter L Tooze chairman of the Oregon delegation to the Republican national convention denied a report that the Oregon delegation is deserting Borah for Landon They stated the Oregon delegation will back Borah in line with Republican voters pledges and will not consider a second choice

Oregon Borah Tooze Sait

Four-Inch Tail for Snake Bounty Changes Policy

WAUKON Iowa June 1930s Supervisors end the rattlesnake bounty policy requiring four inches of tail to claim payment. The move halts the business of raising snakes for the bounty as most creatures failed to provide the needed tail length. Local officials seek to deter unethical collection methods and prevent future payouts under the program.

Waukon Iowa

Solons Resting After Week in Washington

Washington June 6 JINS Asile Hom presides over contentious yet unobjected session of the seventy fourth Congress after adjournment. The Senate cleared President Marcel Wells new 800 million tax bill with only minor amendments. Both houses plan brief sessions Monday before a week long recess ending June 15.

Washington Asile Hom Belef Seston Selate Reiss Marcel Wells Senite eMehdar Howse Senate

G O P Welcomes Vandenberg Candidacy Sparks Cleveland Boil

Washington reports the GOP heat rises as Senator Arthur H. Van denberg of Michigan signals possible vice presidency, while Senator Hastings resigns as campaign chair and Townesend Jr. of Delaware slated to fill the vacancy. Senator Borah opposes a gold standard plank and Idaho’s Barnett vows to oppose any platform favoring gold dollar restraint.

Washington Sancator Artune Borah Republican Nations Vandenberg Vic Senate Borat Republican Party Cleveland Idahcan Wong “Treeze

Berlin Cleans Up For Olympics Facade Shine

Berlin authorities order a face wash of all municipal buildings to present a shining countenance for Olympic visitors. City hall, built of dark red bricks, will be first to receive the treatment as cleanup efforts proceed ahead of the games.

Berlin Dime

Landon and Tom Mix Attend Circus Day in Topeka

In Topeka June a circus day drew Governor Landon, Mrs. Landon, and party to a front row seat for Tom Mix, former Western star. Mix visited the governor at the state home and recalled old days in Oklahoma, noting talks and shared memories with reporters.

Topeka Oklahoma Mix Okahoma Tandon

Farn Planes Prepared for BDP Conclave

A nine point farm program drafted by Midwest lawmakers for the Republican platform in Cleveland calls for tariff use to aid farmers, direct bounty based on domestic allotment, and rural credit favoring family farms. It aligns with Governor Landon’s farm policy ideas though he has not endorsed the plank.

Washington INS Congress Republican Platform Committee Cleveland All M. Landon Kansas Landon Midwest Senate

Free State to Pay Ulster Tax Surprise Jest

Dublin reports a comic border dispute as Free State officials uncover Ulster offices split across the boundary. Two Ulster surveyors were found examining Free State offices, triggering a joke about paying taxes across the line and awaiting a tax bill from Ulster authorities.

Free State Ulster Dublin Free State-Ulster Dublin- Belfast

Valentine's Horse Back in Harness in Garden of Allah

Hollywood reports the white Arabian stallion Jadaan, once ridden by Rudolph Valentino, has been brought out of retirement to star again with Marlene Dietrich and Charles Boyer in The Garden of Allah. He will feature in desert scenes, last seen onscreen in Beau Ideal (1930) and Son of the Sheik (1926).

Hollywood Jadaan Rudolph Valentine Marlene Nictich Charles Boyer Rudolph Valentino

Landon Sr Heads to Cleveland for convention

John Landon father of Governor Alf Landon, aged around seventy, left for Kansas City to entrain for Cleveland to attend the Republican national convention. He dodged questions on his son’s possible nomination, saying he only reads papers and noting if it happens he would be the proudest man in Cleveland.

Paka John Landon Alf M. Landon Kansas City Cleveland United States Pennsylvania Ohio Kansas

Revels Faces from Cleveland Dispatch of a Snoopers View

Winston Morman writes a vivid satirical field report from the Republican national convention in Cleveland. He portrays the scene as a playful insider Confederation of gossips and spoofed letters, noting Gov Landon’s perceived strength, the crowd of hotel room scrambles, and the mock deference of reporters to Tandon headquarters. The piece lampoons press guessing and the convention mood.

Winston Morman Gov Hearst Roosevelt

No Place for FDR Bo So They Say in Cleveland

A raw, partisan message from a Cleveland audience member complains about Democrats and Republicans. It alleges $180,000 spent to influence locals and predicts GOP support with signage reading Valente. The speaker mentions fatigue and urgency, referencing New London delegates arriving by car and a stated ongoing warlike atmosphere.

Mr. Pressent Cleveland

Relief probe shelved in Senate as relief policy test ends

Washington June 11 Republicans pressed a final probe into President Roosevelt work relief policies but Democratic objections blocked action. Senator Davis urged an investigation of relief administration and the Senate audit and control committee was said to have pigeonholed regulation for inquiry. The matter was dropped at the close of the session.

Washington Roosevelt Relief Administration Davis Pennsylvania Senate Audit and Control Committee Tnanin Wus Relief Administration Work Harry Fopkins Seaator Robinson Arkansas

China Swinging to Circular Music in Feiping Report

In Feiping June 6 report, Chinese youths are described as "blow through here" producing sounds that are rendered as "Sun Hua Loh Sen Hui Loh" and "Round one, Round," suggesting a local swing song warble. The article notes the horn could render it in English as "Round one, Happy Music" if translated.

China Feiping

SOLONG HEAD FOR DEADLOCK SOLONG HEAD FOR DEADLOCK

Washington June 6 08 Congress tonight stuck in a deadlock over an administration plan to force a graduated corporate surplus tax in the 323 040 000 revenue bill. Conservative Democrats and Republicans threaten to oppose if the Roosevelt principle is resubmitted in a new compromise. Administration leaders signaled they would push for the graduated surplus levy with a high 272 per cent tax on undistributed profits, rather than the senator's 60 per cent figure. A compromise seems unlikely as time for adjustments grows tight. Both chambers will meet Monday to wrap up formalities before conference.

Washington Congress Roosevelt Senate Benator Robinson Arkansas Majoriy House

New Dance Team Delights in Never Gonna Dance Scene

Helen Broderick and Victor Moore share a grace routine in a hilarious moment from Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers starring film Never Gonna Dance. The scene showcases comic timing and lively choreography as the duo entertains audiences with a playful dance interlude.

Helen Broderick Victor Moore Fred Astaire Ginger Rogers

G O P Platform Calls for Steadfast Principle Over Politics

The article argues that urgent action in the crisis requires adherence to principle not party games. It urges the GOP to show patriotism and sincerity in platform and candidates, to present a fearless, progressive yet American path like Lincoln’s era, and to win by doing so.

Republican Party Lincoln Wwe

Delegates Rally Behind Landon At GOP Cleveland Conclave

Cleveland June 6 delegates from across the country gather for the Republican convention with strong belief in Governor Landon winning the White House. They push independence from party leaders, claim the Plain People mood favors victory, and note new generation of organizers shaping the nomination. Ruth Hanna and Alice Roosevelt Longworth attend as delegates, while veteran bosses fade from influence.

George Rothwell Brown Cleveland Ohio United States White House Landon Kansas Tha Dam London Topeka Mark Hanna Ruth Hanna-wfe- Cormick Simmy St. Louts New Mexico Alx Alice Longworth Theodore Roosevelt Abraham Lincoln Plain People of America

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