Manipulation by ex Nazi leader charged in Saar
Wilhelm Fischer former Nazi head charged Saar Nazis with creating a concentration camp in the basin and profiting from illegitimate manipulation of marks He said the camp began June 19 as the Children s Kitchen to hold prisoners He funded the camp with subscription money and exposed front leaders moving registered marks to send Saar children to Germany
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Saarbrucken
Wilhelm Fischer
Fischer
Hitler
Saar
Germany
Cattle Buying Program in Fannin Nears Completion
Luther Crawford Fannin Relief Administrator said the county will complete the purchase of about 1000 head today bringing total cattle bought to roughly 3 508 since the first quota. Cattle gathered in Bonham Honey Grove and Ladonia and will be shipped after arrangements made. Average price about 13 dollars per head. The program aims to reduce a long standing cattle surplus.
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Luther Crawford
Fannin
Bonham
Honey Grove Ladonia
Nine days left in first period of Gift Campaign
The article urges participants in the Favorite and News $4,000 gift election to work hard during the upcoming week to cinch prizes. It warns that faltering now creates a difficult handicap after votes are reduced, while a current lead can be strongly protected.
Lobbying Talk Grand Jury Probe Likely
Washington officials anticipate a grand jury inquiry into the war department and government corruption after the House military affairs committee charged deplorable lobbying. District Attorney Leslie C. Garnett said he would present the information to the grand jury if the facts align.
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Washington
House Military Affaires Committee
War Department
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Air Liner Radio Reports All Four Safe After Wreck
Albany New York December 29 The Boston Cleveland air net reporting last night that the ship was wrecked and snowbound near Rockwood New York despite the wreck four aboard were safe the crew radioed today.
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Associated Press
Albany
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Boston-Cleveland
Allred and Wife Improve After Illness in Wichita Falls
Governor-Elect and Mrs Allred show rapid improvement today after influenza kept them bedridden for several days. Jammie Jr., 5, developed influenza symptoms last night and remains under physician care.
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Wichita Falls
Allred
Jammie Jr
Cotton Market Opens and Closes Steady at 12.69
The New York quotations show March cotton opening at 12.69 a pound and closing at 12.69 to 12.70. The report notes no change in price from open to close.
Definite Changes to Be Made in Handling Relief Clients
Federal and State Relief Agencies plan radical changes effective February 1 for unemployed on relief rolls. The circular to Luther Crawford notes not all over 65 are to be dropped. Able workers on relief may be assigned to work on lateral roads, with hopes of lasting benefits to the public.
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Luther Crawford
President AL Work on Message
Roosevelt denies speaker stance as he works on a legislative and policy message. The Associated Press notes a focus on domestic affairs and wartime parity while outlining political maneuvering in Washington.
Stanford and Alabama Ready for New Year’s Bowl Showdown
Stanford University and the University of Alabama prepared for a high profile New Year’s game in Pasadena. Coach Tiny Thornhill led an unscheduled Brookside Park workout Friday morning while Palo Alto’s squad held another double header practice in the afternoon.
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Bond of Hit-and-Run Auto Driver Reduced to 33 000
A historical newspaper item notes the bond for a hit and run driver reduced to 33 000. It mentions other bond details including 400 and 3 000 sums, and references names such as Mae Covel and Indy Carter. The piece cites a national bank and notes court action and end of indictment.
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Neek
Blue Creek
Weather Outlook for West Texas Weekend
Occasional rains expected early with a clearing trend by Sunday. Temperatures peak around 59 for men and 45 for past Texas regions. Cold air moves in, with north winds and much colder conditions Sunday across central and southeast areas.
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Texas
Prisoner joins singers and escapes during performance
A prisoner in jail joined a singing group and escaped during a Thursday event. The incident involved threats and a chaotic departure as inmates and performers moved through the area. Authorities launched a search following the notable breakout.
Texas CCC camps prepare to hire 9000 youths Jan twenty thirteen
Reports from Bonham and state officials indicate over 9000 young Texans will join CCC camps between January 1 and 13 for highway work. Pay is 30 dollars a month with 22 to 25 dollars sent to dependents. term is four months with possible discharge for rule violations. Secretary Wallace announced 125,000 federal funds for state highway construction for the next year, Texas receiving 7,777,304 dollars amid other large allocations nationwide.
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Dhe Benham
Washington
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Hayden-Cartwr
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Pennsylvania
Oklahoma
Alleged Anti Nazi Seems Little Worried Today
A brief item notes an alleged anti Nazi figure appearing calm amid unfolding events. Readable fragments mention two unnamed individuals and a context of tension without further detail.
Denunciation of Naval Treaty by Japan Issued Today
London dispatch reports Japan formally denounced the Washington naval treaty. American and British spokesmen voiced regret that the disarmament pact would be junked and urged a change in Japan’s attitude to enable a new treaty.
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Brush
Newspaper Contest Advances in Gratifying Way
Readers inquire about the Favorite and Bonham Semi-Weekly News contest as hundreds of delinquents pay up and new subscribers join both papers. About 25 to 40 contestants work in Fannin county. the contest closes in February with many delinquent accounts settled and large advertising lists offered to Bonham merchants.
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Post Offices Robbed in Bunches Across Texas Today
A wave of robberies targets post offices in Texas. Reports indicate multiple incidents involve theft of cash and stamps. Authorities are investigating and pursuing suspects as details remain uncertain.
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Bunches Inc
Texas
Van Hada Job in Prospect: Putin Aid Report
A reader report from San Antonio notes a prospect named Van Hada tied to a job request related to Putin. The text mentions a figure of $212 and details remain unclear. Further context is not provided in the fragment.
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