Nazi move to crush Catholic press sparks Berlin campaign
In Berlin today the Nazi regime pushed to eliminate Catholic newspapers, expanding a three month deadline after Max Amann ordered confessional papers to choose religion or politics or disappear. Elsewhere police dissolved steel helmet units in Western Mecklenburg for subversive activity. In Washington, Senator King urged a Senate inquiry into Germany’s conduct and possible severance of diplomatic ties.
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Panhandle figures and local notices from Amarillo
Ten years ago today in Amarillo a governor hopeful Dan Moody attended a Plainview hearing while Pem Denton of Dalhart to head a life insurance office in the city. West Texans react to Panhandle centennial letterhead by Betty Zelley illustrating regional history with the Panhandle Museum and Alamo backdrop.
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PANGBORN PLANS AMARILLO BEAUTIFICATION PROJECTS
Local sponsor Pangborn promotes city beautification with Tulip Town campaign and dead-tree removals. September flower show planned. August 17 yard and garden contest closes. tours of city gardens scheduled. Centennial efforts include Tenth Avenue viaduct work starting August 1 under state highway beautification.
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Tiny pinhead radio claims world’s smallest set
Rufus Turner, 27, reports good reception from all local stations with a radio constructed on the head of a pin. He says the miniature device, which he invented, may be the smallest in the world.
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Bees TIF Up Trains in Woodburn Yard
A swarm of bees blocked a railroad switch lock in Woodburn yards, delaying rail activity until Blaine McCord, an attorney, coaxed the insects into a hive without incident.
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Whiskey still believed 151 years old seized near Smithfield
A whiskey still captured by officers near Smithfield North Carolina was believed to be 151 years old. The device was made of extraordinarily thick steel and bore the inscription Bristol Virginia 1764.
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