Purge reports in Nazi Berlin stir fears before plebiscite
Berlin officials dismissed claims of a new purge in the Saar and Berlin as propaganda. Reports alleged hundreds arrested and executions in a wave directed at anti Nazis, with authorities saying no sexual abnormality arrests in ten days and denouncing the stories as deliberate anti German scare tactics ahead of the January 13 plebiscite.
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Sverkannt Proey
Star Busity
Germany
Volksstitme
Volksstrain
Star Traypers
Ait Aller
Gafted Oy
Braun
Quows Ayotter Publicarion
Welrhuine
Berlin
Avendelatt Pri
Ube Action
Hitler
Saar
Bantes-Zeitung
Baar
San Benito Names Chamber Manager
Dee Pete H. Smith will assume the role of manager for the San Benito Chamber of Commerce and Ellis County Fair Association. President Harry McCarroll says Smith, who takes over January 9, has prior experience as manager of the Center chamber and as assisting manager at Longview.
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San Benito
Texas
Dee
Efennis Chamber of Commerce
Ellis County Fair Association
Ue Total Chamber of
Omer
Harry McCarroll
Smith
Center Chamber
Longview
Dollar quotations in Paris and London
The United States dollar advanced 42 centimes in Paris to 28.14 francs per dollar, while in London the dollar rose 3 francs to 403 per pound. The French franc strengthened to 74.80 per pound and commodity prices edged higher with a small gain in whiskey and oil tones.
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Paris
Uriten Bh Dolier
London
Dolar
Deine
Chicago curb Chicago selling prices of Pisces and Downs today
In Chicago on December 27 official selling prices for fish futures were listed with figures showing bids and asked prices for Pisces and Downs. Details included specific lots and dealers, reflecting market activity at the Chicago curbs.
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Chicago
John Golden in Network Broadcast Preview
John Golden, noted Theatrical Producer, on NBC network at 6:43 PM for a radio program. He partners with Raymond Hubbell, reuniting after 18 years to present new works and the De jire Series. The feature includes Westmin ster Choir on NBC at 18:00 Friday morning with multiple concert and radio segments listed for WOAI and NBC stations.
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Jom Golden
Silesesses
Westminster Choir
WAT
NBC
Tne Choi
Russia
Forsythe
Christa
Borger Merchant Charged in Fatal Incident Indictment
Preliminary indictment links Borger merchant to a fatal incident connected to a local dispute. The charge arises from an alleged growing dispute and references the founder of Borger as context for the case. Treasury and fiscal figures appear in the same fragment but do not relate to the criminal matter.
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Pertury
Borger
Peos Re
Ace Borger
Wen of Borger
Wounded Man Held on West Virginia Extradition Request
Roy Finley, 23, wounded in the leg during a Browler call at Hutchins hotel weeks earlier, is held for Charles Town police, on robbery charges. West Virginia authorities seek extradition after Finley refused to waive removal. he is detained in the city jail while his companion escaped.
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Roy Finley
Allay
Alva Price
Browler
Hutchins
Charles Town
W. Va
Chist
Howen Kilday
Hyrseay
Piatey
Kilday
Charles ‘Town
Finley
Model Finds Rival Note From Page One
Lilien Morrow asked Stuart to exercise his horse. Stuart rode along a Beverly Hills bridge path, smoking, reins over his arm. A siren neared and the horse bolted across the path toward a roadside roadster, sending Stuart flying into a hedge beside a pond. To be continued.
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Lilien Morrow
Stuart
Lucien
Beverly Bills
Louise Long
Peat
Markets Show Wide Range of Produce and Groceries
A historical market listing details prices for fruits, vegetables, and groceries. Items include beans, beets, broccoli, cabbage, celery, lettuce, peppers, parsley, herbs, tomatoes, onions, grapefruits, grapes, and apples with varied prices per bushel, crate, or dozen, reflecting a bustling wholesale and retail scene. Several entries note regional origins and crate sizes, indicating diverse sourcing and seasonal availability.
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Doc Dazen
Berens
Rome
Svocelox
Calif
Carra's
Colery
Texas
Ec Ndeni
Etrawharries
Alta
Walley
Ahah Fams
Tstao
Rae
Terrific Gales Sweep East Coast And Midwest
Terrific gales and freezing temperatures disrupt travel from Boston to New England and across the Midwest. Winds 20 degrees below zero eased to 17 below as ships struggle in heavy seas and coastal blizzards claim lives, with multiple weather‑related fatalities across states and Canada.
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Boston
Dor
Washington
North Atlantic
Quebec City
New York
Judderlees Belman
Emile Franciqui
And+werp
Nova Scotia
Ug- Maine
Maine
Cascades
Los Angeles ‘Harbor
Mane
Ninegira
New York State
Adirondack
Malone
Canada
San Antonio Endures Heavy Rain and Cold Forecast
Heavy rainfall across San Antonio, with 249 inches noted and streets flooded as the Weather Bureau warned no cold spell ahead. Tuesday night into Thursday brought weather hazards, downed trees, washed pavements, and a minor accident. temperatures edged from 48 to 53 degrees, with a potential subfreezing dip forecast within 48 hours.
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United States
Texas
Antonio
Mid-West
New England
San Antonio
U.S
J. B Jarboe
Brackenmdpe Park
Public Service
South Hackberry Street
Public Service Company
Refugia Ortiz
Fighugh Street
South Liredo
Guadalupe
Robert B. Green Hospital
Rain and cold wave push through Texas regions
Rain lingered across North Texas as a weakening cold front moved eastward. Tyler and Austin reported steady rainfall while Amarillo saw warmer lows, San Angelo faced overcast skies with snow or rain in the next 24 hours.
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USDF
Ranch
Texas
North Texas
Ou F
Tyler Austin
Panhandle
Amarillo
San Angelo
Atlantic Storm Over St. Lawrence
Weather bulletin warns of a northeast moving disturbance off St. Lawrence with a strong gale at times. Advisory issued at 10 30 a m notes warning area from Nantucket to Eastport under lowering conditions as storm winds increase later today.
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St. Lawrence
Nantucket
Eastport
Sir, Lawrence
Houstonian Dies of Bandit's Shot
Houston firefighter Barry L Johnston, 41, died in a hospital from bullet wounds after two bandits approached his car and stole his handgun. He was waiting for his wife at the time and the assailants fled after the shooting.
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Houstonian
Bandit
Houston
Barry L. Johnston
Johnston
Plier's Body Will Pass Throughs A Lieutenant Boyden Dead
The body of Lieut. L. Boyden, 33, Randolph Field, who died after a tractor accident, will pass through San Antonio Thursday night en route to Brookline, Mississippi for interment. Lt. Neal and Auman, a friend, accompany the body. Children killed in Mishawka fire as driver Harmen used truck oil on a stove causing an explosion.
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Plier
Me L. Boyden
Randolph Field
Laredo
Trieday
Wil
San Antonio
Brookdine
Mis
Tueut Neal & Auman
Boyden
Mishawka
Ind
Tre
Hally Atinron
Harmen
Obituary for Albert Bulgerin age 64 at Gere many
Albert Bulgerin 64 of 1203 south Hackherry street died. Survivors include his widow Mrs An Inte Bulgering daughters Mrs Anita Greer Mrs Biste Sangent and Miss Agnes Bulgerin sons Arthur and Albert Bulgerin brother Mathes Balgerin and sister Mra Emein Reichert.
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Albert Bulgerin
South Hackherry Street
Geremany
An Inte Bulgering
Anita Greer
Biste Sangent
Agnes Bulgerin
Arthur
Albert
Bulgesin Dry
Mathes Balgerin
Mra
Emein Reichert
Fourth Reprieve in Year Granted Doomed Poisoner in Arkansas
In Little Rock a condemned man sits at Tucker Prison Farm for a fourth time this year as attorney Mark B. Shank receives a last minute reprieve. Federal Judge John Martineau granted habeas corpus and a temporary restraining order delaying execution. Shank, one of four polsat slayings, claims insanity and seeks a sanity hearing. Prison Superintendent Tad Hun ter alleges feigned insanity and bars the hearing.
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Little Rock
Ark
Akron
Ohio
Tucker Prison Farm
Mark B. Shank
John ©. Martineau
Saar Basin frontier closes before plebiscite
The League of Nations commission barred entrance to Saar Basin frontier residents and the curious until after the January 13 plebiscite. Only those with urgent business or through travel were allowed. the Deutschland carried about 300 German Americans back to vote.
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Saarbruecken
Saar Basin
Saar
League of Nations’ Governing Commission
Witle
New York
Des
Hudson
Uneee
Lotaling
Brunt Field to Get Allowable Hike
Texas pay road commission chairman Lon A Smith announced a material increase in allowable oil production at the Brunt field in Southwest Texas. The decision reflects revised estimates and aims to boost output from the oil pool.
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Brunt Field
Austin
iFi
Lon A. Smith
Texas Payroad Commision
Texas
Funeral services for Mrs Minnie Muse Bickett held
Funeral services for Mrs Minnie Muse Bickett were conducted at the First Presbyterian Church on Thursday. She died Wednesday at her San Antonio home after a lengthy illness. A native of Galveston she lived in Cameron and later moved to San Antonio 24 years ago. Surviving children include B M Bickett, Brandon Dicketh, Judge J. W. Bickett Jr., and Eliott B. Brockerhrough. other relatives include sisters Mrs Ethel Muse Gillespie and Mrs Genevieve Muse Willetts. Burial arrangements were handled by local pallbearers including Judge B D Henry and Bruce W Teaganlen.
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Minnie Muse Bickett
West Roze- Woog Avenue
San Antonio
John Wi. Bickett Jr
Ehurett
Bickett
Join H. Bickett Sr
Wedtwaday
Calveston
Gameron
Texas
B. 2M. Bickett
Brandon Dicketh
Judge Bickett
W. Blex
San Antonia
Bra. Eliott B. Brockerhrough
Wace
Baylor College
Independence
Dallas
Genevieve Muse Willetts
Loss Angeles
Bhe
First Presbyterian
P. 3
B.D. Henry
Laurence Alten
Bruce W. Teaganlen
Harry Martyn
H. P. Ae
George FL Mattinsdale
Power output climbs Week to 2.79 billion kWh in New York
New York Edison Electric Institute figures show week’s power production reached 2 787 998 000 kilowatt hours, up from 1 767 418 000 the prior week. The latest output is 7.0 percent higher than the same week a year earlier in 199%.
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FOWER
New York
Edison Electric Institute
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