Nazis Scrap Old Legal Customs in New Germany
Berlin dispatch reports sweeping Nazi legal reforms to align law with race. Dr. Helmut Nicolai and Hans Frank trumpet a system built on culture and race, displacing centuries of Roman law and expelling Jews from juries and civil service roles.
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Germany
Adolf Hitler
Berlin
Helmut Nicolai
Ministry of Interior
Hans Frank
Liebrery
Hitler
Cologne
Frank
Two Brothers Sentenced in Nordwolle Firm Collapse
Gustav Karl and Heinz Lahusen, principal owners of Nordwolle textile, were fined and jailed by a Bremen court for improper bookkeeping breach of trust and fraud in the collapse that helped trigger a bank crisis. Karl received five years and 50,000 marks fine while Heinz got 33 months and 20,000 marks.
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Bremen
Germany
Gustav Karl
Heinz Lahusen
Int
Nordwolle
Karl
Heinz
Stars in Milky Way Estimate Reveals 170 Billion
Cambridge dispatch reports astronomers Dr J Plaskett and Dr G A Pearce estimate the Milky Way hosts about 170 billion stars, a sharp rise from prior counts, announced to the American Association for the Advancement of Science. Treasury receipts position shown for December 27, with current totals and federal year expenditures and revenues.
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Milky Way
Cambridge
Mass
American Association For the Advancement of Scenes
Wsa
J. §. Plaskett
Gd. A. Pearce
Victoria
B.C
Treasury
Washington
D.C. Des
Visitor Treated for Fall Injuries at Local Hospital
A. Robertson, listed as a jourdanian resident, was treated at Physicians and Surgeons Hospital early Friday for a head gash from a fall in the Gunter Building lobby. Hospital attendants reported the incident.
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A. Robertson
Physicians and Surgeons Hospital
Gunter Building
Motorist suffers broken arm in crash at city junction
J Bebzych of Adkins reported an auto collision at W W White and Sulphur Springs roads early Friday. He sustained a broken arm after the other driver fled the scene in a 4931 Buick four‑door sedan with two spares in the fender well. Classified ad notes asking $435 for the vehicle.
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J. ¥. Bebzych
Adkins
W. W. White and
Sulphur Springs
Wagner to Quit Labor Board Reported by Post
Washington December 29 The Post says Senator Wagner Democrat of New York has asked President Roosevelt to accept his resignation as chairman of the national labor board as soon as Congress assembles. Alfred E. Smith Newton D. Baker and John W. Davis were mentioned as possible successors in discussion.
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Wagner
Labor Board
Washington, D. C
the Post
Mathet
Democrat
New York
Roosevelt
National Labor Board
Dos'alble
Congress
Alfred E. Smith
Newton D. Baker
John W. Davis
Liberal G O P Policy Favored In Congress Today
In Washington D C several GOP leaders describe a shift toward more liberal policy within the party while not matching the Democratic trend cited for Roosevelt. They note a growing tendency toward liberal thought among Republican ranks as they project future policy directions.
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D. C
Dec
Dee L
Congress
Democratic Party
Roosevelt
Filipino Colony Plans 37th Rizal Execution Anniversary
The thirty seventh anniversary of Dr. Joel Rizal's execution will be observed by the San Antonio Pilpino colony at 7 30 p m Saturday in Eagle hall. Pas Remos will be toastmaster and Major Fietcher Gardner retired will be the principal speaker. A musical program also will be given.
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Joel Rizal
San Antonio
Former Deputy in Jail on Charge
George W. Stowe former deputy constable in Mariandale and Deon ard Foucheaur sill were in Bexar county jail Pridey morning in the ial of 1000 bonds set by U S Commissioner Paul A Lockhart late Thursday following their arraignment in connection with the seizure by customs inspectors of 36 quarts of Mexican Meuore and 464 Balions of alcohol.
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George W. Stowe
Mariandale
Deonard Foucheaur ‘Sill
Bexar County
U. S
Paul A. Lockhart
Novelist Margeret Peterson Dies At Home In Rudgwick England
Margeret Peterson, novelist based in Rudgwick England, died at her home today after a brief illness. Born in 19xx, she authored several acclaimed works and was associated with English literary circles and the publishing world. Her death ends a notable career in contemporary fiction.
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Rudgwick
Isa
England
Margeret Peterson
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