Nazis Sweep German Vote Yield Big Lead Across States
Nazi strength dominates four of five German states after yesterday’s Diet elections with 203 of 450 seats in Prussia, while Bavaria trails. Premier Otto Braun may resign as coalition leaders debate a new government amid casualties and arrests from the campaign.
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Probation After Death Lesson Noted in Christian Science Service
The Christian Science service in Fort Worth included reference to probation after death with Bible verses from Job and Matthew and a passage from Science and Health. Also noted were two death notices: A M Keen 64 of Daggsgett Keen Livestock Commission Company died at home. Josephine Rosabell Vernon 89, last surviving member of Texas’ oldest native family, died in Fort Worth.
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Neuritis and Its Causes Discussed by Dr Copeland
Dr Copeland outlines neuritis, its forms from single to multiple nerve involvement, and causes such as lead poisoning and alcoholism. He urges early treatment, rest, and removal of infection sources, noting prognosis can be good with proper care. The piece includes health Q and A sections addressing various medical concerns.
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Guiding Your Child by Mrs Agnes Lyne
A timid young girl is brought to a child guidance clinic where parents show steady kindness yet the mother’s habit of venting rage on others is identified as a source of the child’s fearfulness and shrinking behavior.
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Four Shot Down in Old Feuds at Grovetown and Nearby
In Grovetown over the weekend three people were killed and two wounded in two related shootings rooted in long standing feuds. Constable Walt Crow and farmer Brint Hollis died after exchanging fire at Apple Springs, while 20 year old William Parker was killed and Clyde Gibbons and an 18 year old youth named Brookfield were wounded at a dance near Friendship. The incidents followed a long running conflict and a prior fight between Parker and a married man who promised to surrender.
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Variety loot recovered in Electra burglary roundup
City and county officers recovered a large cache of home cured meat auto supplies oil field tools and other items in Electra last night. Three men were taken to Wichita Falls on burglary and petty theft charges to be filed tomorrow. Treasury receipts dated April 22 show 3 943 467 47 in receipts with expenditures 27 864 116 68 and a 393 659 102 54 balance. Montana state university plans shipping about 300 000 trees to various states this year.
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