10 Nov 1935
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Newspaper
Breckenridge American
Location
Breckenridge, Texas, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1935
Page
1
Thousands are expected for the fete as a fog shrouds a liner crash in a residential section of the city. Stores will close and events run hourly tomorrow with a large celebration planned. Lions and Rotary hold a joint session to hear the Dallas customs collector about bonds.
A sharp cold wave is forecast to arrive late Sunday bringing near freezing temperatures. Cattle producers are warned to take precautions as overnight lows dip, with officials urging shelter and windbreaks. Local forecasters emphasize rapid temperature drops and potential frosts in rural areas.
Royal decrees issued to save oils for Italy spark alarm as tensions rise in Addis Ababa. Residents report fear as Italian forces push toward a crucial water source, with reports of new hostilities in the north.
A fragmented report notes a break in peace seventeen years after the armistice, with reference to financial and societal strains. The piece mentions funding, stores, and public concerns, including a meeting and community reactions to ongoing tensions.
A Breck youth is reported dead in a terse notice amid local items. The fragmentary clipping mentions a Red Cross drive and a community meeting, with garbled text implying memorials, public health efforts, and possible international references.
Annie sends messages to Phin Bie Ved Winal. Chamber Wile opens four hidden CH tab.
A formal settlement resolved a dispute over damages at the Alexander plant. The parties involved reached a negotiated accord, concluding the case without further litigation and outlining agreed compensation terms.
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