Von Papen Offers Million-Dollar Recovery Plan for Germany
Chancellor Franz Von Papen unveils a year-long rescue program backed by more than two billion marks to revive industry and relieve nearly 1.5 million unemployed, asserting force may be used to secure national unity and curb civil unrest. The plan, approved by the Reichsbank, would return taxes collected between November this year and next to stimulate production.
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Berlin
Germany
Junker
Franz von Papen
Muenster
Adolf Hitler
Reichsbank
Government loans and bonds aim to spur employment
The taxpayer may borrow the equivalent of these certificates from the Reichsbank for business use. In addition 700 million marks will be advanced to industries to boost employment, with the government hoping to provide work for at least 1,750,000 men.
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Reichsbank
Country Club Park Sewer Laying Begins
Work on a sanitary sewer for Country Club Park addition started Monday under the city engineering department. City Engineer E. N. Stanley estimates the system will cost 400 dollars and serve properties in a triangular plot near the Amarillo Country Club grounds added to the city limits by a special election.
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Country Club Park
E. N. Stanley
Amarillo Country Club
Ice Plant Boss Robbed in Houston Auto Escape
A white bandit held up D. B. Mock, manager of an ice plant, early today in Houston. The thief took $203.23 from the safe and fled in Mock's car.
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Houston
U.P
D. B. Mock
Mock
Monument to Radio Tower at WCAU Philadelphia
A 475 foot tall radio antenna for station WCAU in Philadelphia is described as a monumental structure weighing 80 tons.
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WCAU
Philadelphia
Five Held After Deputy's Slaying
Berry Quillan a Fouke druggist and a Miller County deputy died from shotgun wounds at the Texarkana hospital after an incident Sunday night. Sheriff Turquette held five Fouke residents Leo Miller George Gladden Herman Smith Mat Larey and Dr Godfrey in three jails as the investigation continued.
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Texarkana
Ark
Berry Quillan
Here
Miller County
R. W. Turquette
Leo Miller
George Gladden
Herman Smith
Mat Larey
Dr. Godfrey
Fouke
Quillin
J. M. Quillin
Lamp-Stove Dealers Meet in Amarillo Conference
Twenty five dealers from the Texas Panhandle Eastern New Mexico and Northwestern Oklahoma gathered in Amarillo for a sales conference led by R. W. Carney of Wichita Kansas. Improvements in gas heating plants were discussed in morning and afternoon sessions. A noon luncheon was held at the Amarillo Hotel. Amarillo Hardware distributes Coleman lamps and stoves and Amarillo Lumber is the local dealer.
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Coleman Lamp & Stove Company
Texas Panhandle
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Amarillo
R. W. Carney
Wichita
Kas
Three Stores Hit by Yeggs in Amarillo Burglaries
Police report three burglaries at Amarillo shops. Fowlkes Brothers Grocery No 1 suffered sugar malt cigars cigarettes and gum theft after a window entry. Durkee's Market No 2 saw cigarets and groceries stolen by tearing a lock. Greer's Department Store on Polk Street lost $14 cash with an attempted safe break.
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Amarillo
Fowlkes Brothers Grocery
Pierce Street
Durkee's Market
Tennessee Street
Greer
Polk Street
Ninth Avenue
Hugh Greer
Officials To Be Feted Here Wednesday Eve
Amarillo will host Wednesday night, Thursday and Friday the West Texas County Judges and Commissioners Association for its annual convention. Committee chairmen met Monday at the Chamber of Commerce to finalize plans. A dance at the Herring Hotel will inaugurate the event with entertainment expected to surpass prior conventions.
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Amarillo
West Texas County Judges and Commissioners Association
Chamber of Commerce
Herring Hotel
Three Minute Relief From Your Headache
An ad touts "B. C." as a rapid headache remedy prepared by a pharmacist. It claims fast relief from vascular headaches, muscular pains, colds and neuralgia without narcotics, in 10 and 25 cent packages sold at druggists.
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B. C
Mysterious Bullet Wounds Houstonite
Eugene Holmes a 27 year old man remained in critical condition after a mysterious bullet wound suffered early yesterday in Houston. A man found him wandering and brought him to a hospital where officers learned his automobile was parked. Kathleen Wilkins 19 was asleep in the rear seat with blood stains noted in the car. The woman denied knowledge of the shooting and was questioned before being allowed home.
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Houston
U.P
Eugene Holmes
Holmes
Kathleen Wilkins
Guard units honor Texas National Guard encampment at Camp Hulen
During the recent encampment of the 36th Division of the Texas National Guard at Camp Hulen Palacios the Amarillo units were outcompeting others in public duties and training.
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36Th Division
Texas National Guard
Camp Hulen
Palacios
Amarillo
Amarillo Units Achieve Top Honors In 142nd Infantry Activities
The 142nd Infantry earned honors with Company H under Captain John L. Behrus winning the regimental rifle team match and placing three on the regimental team that took the Hulen trophy. Members include Captain Behrus Sergeant Clarence B Service and Corporal Burton Roach Jr. Company G Snyder was named governor's bodyguard and champion combat company of the 36th division. Headquarters Company led by Captain Arthur W Ball received an g plus rating, and three division wrestling champions came from this company. Amarillo units were praised by railroad officials for exemplary conduct during travel to and from camp.
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142Nd Infantry Regiment
John L. Behrus
Behrus
Clarence B. Service
Burton Roach, Jr
142nd_ Infantry
Snyder
Texas
142Nd Infantry
Arthur W. Ball
Amarillo
Leipsic Fall Fair Opens With Pigeon Release
Leipsic Germany August 29 Many pigeons were released at the opening of the fall fair as spectators looked on. The event kicked off with a brisk start and drew attention from locals and visitors alike.
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Leipsic
Germany
Inauguration Ceremony for the Fair Attendees Take Flight
Darkened the sky as they soared away marking the inauguration ceremony for the fair. The event featured an aerial departure amid crowd excitement and official welcomes.
Last Health Exams to End Tuesday at Tyler School
The final session in Amarillo's summer health conferences for pre school children will be at Tyler School on Tuesday. Dr. Benjamin Primer said over 700 youngsters entering school this fall were examined at the conferences held at every school, building a health record for nearly all local children. The Parent-Teacher Associations and the Amarillo Dental Society aided the unit in organizing the events.
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Tyler School
Benjamin M. Primer
Amarillo
Dr. Primer
Amarillo Dental Society
Last rites for Myers Spahi treasurer Albrecht Hellberg
Albrecht Hellberg 71 treasurer of Myers Spahi manufacturing died in Houston yesterday. Last rites scheduled for tomorrow as the local obituary notes say.
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Houston
U.P
Albrecht Hellberg
Myers-Spahi Manufacturing Company
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London
George Hutchinson
St. John
N. B
New York
Joseph Ruff
Hutchinson
Gerald Altfillisch
K. D. Spear
Peter Redpath
Kathryn
Janet Lee
Associated Press
Country Club
Henry Ansley
Russell Stationery Co
Radio
Yeggs
Houstonite
Lifebudy
Sten Ra
Post Office
Lever Brothers
Bell Tailors
Polk
Liccerr & Myers Topacco Co
Gite
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