19 Feb 1934
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Newspaper
Breckenridge American
Location
Breckenridge, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1934
Page
1
A Senate committee hearing reveals limited success in tracing fugitives Barrow and Pretty Boy Floyd. Despite extensive searches, leads from the WE 356 Dynamo campaign and other sources yield little solid progress, leaving high-profile targets at large.
A large force of 1,000 men supported by four guard units launches a wide search operation. The effort focuses on locating a missing person or tracking down a suspect, with authorities coordinating through regional offices and emergency channels. Further details on location and outcomes are not provided in the readable text.
Breck youths compete in a three day Fort Worth meet as part of a conference, with events featuring multiple boys races and performances. Strong performances from listed athletes highlight the team's efforts across track and field events.
Readable lines show varying prices and items traded at the city market. Traders report demand for staples and household goods amid a steady trading day with several vendors noting price changes.
A garbled weather notice indicates a shift to warmer conditions after a cold period. Details are illegible but imply a temperature rise and brighter conditions across the region.
Breck Second shows in the meat test with a steady pace as a notable result. The fragmentary text hints at a sports or competition note but provides few clear details or names to confirm specifics.
Deputies recovered two youths believed involved in a reported incident. Details remain limited as authorities coordinate with Local County Sheriff’s Office and offer guidance to guardians. No injuries reported at this time and investigation continues.
Fragmented OCR reports hint at a political race where supporters foresee relief measures overtaking prohibition in the upcoming 1931 state primary. The garbled text references candidates and public sentiment but offers few concrete names or places.
Fragmentary OCR text references stolen guns and partial observations, but lacks clear names, dates, locations, or outcomes to establish a definite news event or details for a full summary.
Ada Pe Bom Nemowy reports on a news code signed by Franklin D Roosevelt amid a garbled text passage. The fragmentary OCR lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes, but implies a formal action or directive linked to FDR and a local or regional setting.
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Fragmentary text shows lawyers seeking delays in a minor court matter. It mentions Sev and Min as parties or references. The exact names and context are unclear but the note indicates procedural postponements and potential legal objections in a small suit.
Short report notes items taken from Gar on a brief theft incident. Authorities investigated the theft of drinks and cigarettes from Forster, with no injuries reported and no suspect named in the readable text.
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