Propaganda's Way Boosted by New Edict
Berlin April 25 Nazi press leaders move to crush all German Church Press Catholic and Protestant and Jewish organs on religious or racial basis A new law signed by Max Amann monopolizes Reich publications for Nazi ideas making them subject to Nazi dictatorship The law bans church or professional papers and groups newspapers publishers are exempted The edict bars persons unable to prove ownership since 1800
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Guenther O. Berkert
Berlin
Max Amann
Reich Press Chamber
Leach Faces Jail Term for Checks
E. B. Leach pleaded guilty to two counts of swindling by worth less checks and faces about three months in Potter County jail unless $200 in fines and costs are paid. He was fined $150 in county court and $50 in a justice court for checks drawn on an El Paso bank. Leach was arrested by Officer Buster McGaugh and turned over to county authorities. GUN VICTIM DIES IN FORT WORTH
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E. B. Leach
Potter County
el Paso
Leach
Buster McGaugh
Fort Worth
U.P
Alton Reedy West
Jack Craig
Craig
West
Books To Be Opened For Nazi Press Officers
The business books of German newspapers will be opened to Nazi press officers under new regulations. Changes in property ownership require official approval. Publishers must shift the attitude and purport of their papers, and confessional themes or religious day names printed at the top are forbidden under penalty of suppression.
Anderson Huff in Jail For Silk Theft Charge
Anderson Huff, charged with theft of $87 worth of silk goods from an Amarillo department store, is in Potter County jail awaiting Grand Jury action. He was arraigned before Justice C W Carder, bond set at $750, and admitted returning the four bolts after clerks pursued him. An officer booked him for vagrancy and the store manager filed a complaint of theft of property over $50.
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Anderson Huff
Amarillo
Potter County
Grand Jury
Justice of the Peace
C. W. Carder
Huff
Amarillo Women Return From Father's Funeral
Two Amarillo women Mrs Marie Click and Mrs A H Mullins returned home after attending burial rites for their father G W Rotenberry 67 a retired farmer who died Tuesday at his Headrick Oklahoma home. The rites were held Wednesday in Headrick. Survivors include his widow two sons and three daughters.
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Amarillo
Marie Click
North West
Ninth Avenue
A. H. Mullins
Grant Street
G. W. Rotenberry
Headrick
Oklo
New Oklahoma Congressman Gassaway Draws Interest
The piece notes a new man, Congressman Gassaway of Oklahoma, praised as a fine orator and a true Democrat who has secured 19 home election wins. The White House discussion hints at printing constraints when topics are deemed too interesting or not.
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Congressman Gassaway
Oklahoma
Doan’s Pills Promote Kidney Drainage and Health
An old FDA listed remedy advertises Doan’s Pills as a long used prescription to cleanse and empty the kidneys. The copy warns that insufficient kidney output risks toxin buildup, backache, fatigue, and other ailments, urging readers to consult a druggist for the product.
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Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
One Man Governs Gold Reserve and Army
In a George V era reflection, Babson warns that one man wielding gold control could tempt dictatorial power and cites Huey Long as a potential risk. He notes Long has shown no interest in the gold reserve, while the same single controller could dominate the Army and Navy, and even airplanes, if willpower is used. The piece then shifts to a young Paralytic Ray mond Rambo, aged 17, in his 365th day in the iron lung.
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Senator Long
United States
Raymond Rambo
Gassaway andFootwear The Navy Bill and Airship News
A satirical portrait of Congressman Gassaway and his quirks contrasts with a Navy appropriation bill of 57 million and a Pan American airship flight from Hawaii to California. Dr Felix Bernstein links eye lens aging to life span, while a Missouri youth prank results in six months jail. Roger Babson warns CCC camps may foster radicalism unless integrated into industry.
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Navy
Hawaii
California
Pan-American Company
Felix Bernstein
Columbia University
National Academy of Sciences
Roger Babson
CCC
Mr. Babson
Legitimare
Fragmentary line about revolutions and homelessness on public highways
A fragment suggests a warning that revolutions do not start easily and notes the fate of people left wandering homeless and hungry on public roads. The text references the army and public highways in a cautionary context.
Alameda County Hospital Patient Keeps Cheer Amid Recovery
A young man at Alameda County Hospital in California endures confinement and artificial breathing as if in a steel barrel. He remains cheerful and patient, thanks to the doctors, and does not complain.
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Alameda County Hospital
California
New Value Dodge Promises Big Economy and Low Cost
A Great Neck, Long Island driver reports 20 mpg and high speed on a Florida trip in the new Dodge, with no repairs needed. Dodge owners nationwide praise economy, toutting prices from 645 dollars fob Detroit. Spring open house ads urge visits to check values and flexible credit plans from Chrysler Motors.
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Charles Safarik
Great Neck
Long Island
Florida
Safarik
Dodge
Chrysler Motors
Detroit
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