Martial Law Threats Loom Over Germany as Bruening Decree Hits
Berlin reports warn of a looming martial law amid Dr. Heinrich Bruening’s emergency decree cutting wages prices and rents. The move, cited as a deflation measure, bans political meetings, limits weapons, and ages 1932 political demonstrations while provoking mixed reactions from press and public.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Heinrich Bruening
Paul von Hindenburg
Rote Fahne
Dr. Bruening
Hitler
Communist Red
Autoists urged to secure Texas plates early
Potter County motor owners show little interest in the new dark green and white Texas license plates. County tax collector J. W. Collins notes only 20 automobile licenses issued in three days. He urges owners to buy now to avoid January 1 rush and long waits.
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Potter County
Texas
J. W. Collins
Mr. Collins
Charity Aid Beauty Miss Ruthe Laird Plans Adolphus Show
Dallas dancer Miss Ruthe Laird headlines a floor show at the Adolphus Hotel next Thursday to aid unemployment relief efforts. The event features prominent local talent and aims to raise funds for relief programs.
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Ruthe Laird
Dallas
Adolphus Hotel
Civil Appeals Proceedings in Seventh District Court
The Amarillo based civil appeals court heard multiple cases today. Motions granted in Lindsey v Panhandle Construction Co. and others. Annie Jones v Equitable Building & Loan Assn. affirmed. Concordia Fire Ins. Co. v McCarty Motor Co. reversed and remanded. Zeke Bell v Beckum appeal dismissed. Pollard v Chitwood submitted. Turner v Martin from Palmer submitted. Vaughn v Porter set for submission. Cotten v Himbecher and Scott v Lewis noted from Potter and Collingsworth.
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Court of Civil Appeals For
Seventh District
Amarillo
Laura Lee Lindsey
Panhandle Construction Co
Annie Jones
Equitable Building & Loan Assn
Lubbock
Concordia Fire Ins. Co
McCarty Motor Co
W. W. Pollard
Bert Chitwood
O. G. Turner
J. H. Martin
Palmer
Hal H. Vaughn
W. R. Porter
Wheeler
T. W. Cotten
L. W. Himbecher
Potter
Carr Scott
E. N. Lewis
Collingsworth
Turks Plan Shade and Water for New Capital
In Angora, Turkish officials plan large scale shade using trees and two open-air swimming pools to provide water and sun-bathing facilities for the expected influx of deputies and state officials in the new capital area next year.
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Angora
U.P
Turkey
Istanbul
Greenery growth plan aims for vast tree planting effort
The program envisions constructing shade areas with 350000 trees including acacias and oaks. It also calls for planting 100000 vineshoots and 20000 fruit trees to increase greenery.
St. Louis Firm Bids Low For Stockton Post Office
Murch Brothers of St. Louis bid the lowest amounts for the Stockton California post office project. Their bids totaled 406000 dollars for granite and terra cotta combined and 364000 dollars for terra cotta with granite bases only.
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ST. Louis
Stockton
Washington
Murch Brothers
California
Food colorings approved to match dishes for housewives
Government scientists have approved a list of harmless coal tar colorings for food. The Food and Drug Administration includes two blues, four reds, one orange, five yellows and three greens in the approved set usable with dinnerware for color coordinated meals.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
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Panhandle
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J.c.penney CO
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