Reichstag adjourns after seven minute session
Berlin December 12 AP The German Reichstag met for a seven and a half minute session the shortest in history. Hermann Goering was reelected president and led the gathering in a Heil Hitler salute. Hitler was absent in Wilhelmshaven, Goering announced no government crisis and the building awaits refurnishing after last February’s fire.
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Reichstag
Adolf Hitler
Wilhelmshaven
Hermann Goering
Hitler
Kroll Opera House
Cahelmshaven
Koeln
Hans Kerri
Thomas Esser
Emil George von Stauss
Ministry of Propaganda
Missouri Notes and Local Reports Roundup
Missouri notes report beer sales drop in November with inspection fees. Fulton scene mentions Callaway county dam odor and a ham supper attended by political figures. St Louis plans a large Christmas dinner funded mainly by city employees. Van Duser man shot over hog dispute. St Louis hotels pledge not to sell liquor until prohibition repealed. Eastern Missouri fines under prohibition totals. federal public works funds deadline extended. Richmond and Plattsburg host Gov Langer inviting Missouri valley to embargo wheat and beef to lift prices.
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ST. Louis
Richmond
William Langer
North Dakota
Plattsburg
Missouri Valley
Guy B. Park
Get Up Nights Relief With Juniper Oil Buckets
An old medicine ad promotes Juniper oil based Buckets as a bladder cleanser. It claims to drive out impurities and acids causing irritation and frequent urination, likening it to castor oil for the bowels. Sold as a 2c box with a money back guarantee after four days if no relief. Fischer Drug Co and Brandenberger Drug Co endorse it as a best seller.
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Fischer Drug Co
Brandenberger Drug’ Co
Missouri to attend next agricultural conference governors
Kansas City dispatch reports the opening of the William Rockhill Nelson Gallery of Art and Atkins Museum drawing over 3,000 visitors for the dedication. The Kansas City Philharmonic Orchestra participated in the ceremony as part of a broader cultural development in Kansas City.
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Missouri
Kansas City
William Rockhill Nelson
Atkins Museum
Kansas City Philharmonic Orchestra
Peeks Appointed To Harmonize Domestic Farm Policy
Washington reports George N Peek will head a temporary committee to coordinate U S government actions on foreign trade and to study reopening foreign markets for agricultural surpluses. The move, ordered by President Roosevelt, follows a dispute with agriculture department liberals as farm program changes proceed.
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George N. Peek
Roosevelt
Peek
Agriculture Department
White House
Agricultural Department
Radium at Stone Mountain Rock Too Low Grade to Work
The passage notes discussions among officials about the farm program and cites Stone Mountain near Atlanta Ga containing radium valued at over 120000 dollars but the ore grade is too low to justify extraction, reflecting economic reevaluation of production centers.
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Stone Mountain
Atlanta
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