Nazi price wage control decree warned by Hitler rally
Oct 3 Buckeburg Germany. Chancellor Adolf Hitler addressed about 700000 farmers and the nation urging rigid government control of prices and wages. He warned no wage or price increases, devaluation or strikes and defended the state's self maintenance policy amid a gloomy economic and agricultural outlook. He stressed a cautious harvest outlook and warned of dire consequences if stability fails.
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Taisersal Servier
Buckeberg
Germany
Palatine
Nazi Germany
Adolf Biter
Giler
Hitler
Spain
Besur
Choy
Weluyd Cucuiy
Texas Children Receive U.S. Funds Report
A historical notice reports Texas children receiving federal payments. It notes funds issued for services and lists amounts paid by the federal treasury, including a total of 27,349 74 and other payments. The fragmentary text mentions dates, departments, and recipients but is incomplete.
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Washington
Mage Oy Fathers
Texas
Lama Cp
Chun Accusis
Oeoner
Denariment Sediene Bureau
Wes
Convention Topic Explores Flavor and Dining Issues
In Chicago, delegates at a culinary convention discuss the role of taste in meals and dining experiences. The focus centers on improving service, presentation, and attracting patrons through appealing menus and atmosphere.
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Chicago
Cal Talerts
The
Tersey
Trusted Black and White Ointment Promises Skin Relief
Historical ad copy describes a dependable treatment for a troublesome rash with claims of quick results. Caution about spelling and phrasing indicates a vintage pharmaceutical promotion aimed at general readers seeking relief from itching and skin eruptions.
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Fiest
Tarantula and Spider Battle At Sacramento Tavern
A tarantula and a black widow spider fought for dominance during a weeklong display at a Sacramento tavern. The tarantula overwhelmed three opponents while the fourth spider clung to the top, fighting back before the tarantula seized another body and the crowd watched as referees placed weight on the victor.
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Sacramento
Citif
Victim tally rises after Japan typhoon disaster
Official reports tally 234 dead and missing or injured from a weekend typhoon that battered Japan and Korea. Destruction includes 659 houses destroyed or damaged, hundreds of fishing boats sunk, and rail bridges ruined. Crops and vineyards suffered heavy losses as the storm veered off to sea after threatening Yokohama and Tokyo.
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Tokio
UPI
Japan
Korea
Loo- Charisians
Ishard Empire
Frank with police in San Francisco case against mail fraud
Samuel Frank, 42, jailed in Texas awaiting Federal Court on charges of using mail to defraud. Prosecutors allege he solicited funds from at least nine women and claimed idealized plans including a Texas centennial wedding. He wrote to Gov Allred seeking residence for his intended bride.
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Francisco
Cel
Samuel Frank
Macy
War l Etter
Goveroor Allred
Texas
Frank
Thamasborier Letnario
Transpion
Insee
Trade balance shifts in early period figures
In the period under review, U9 Oufberg shows a favorable trade balance with a higher surplus than the corresponding prior period. The figures indicate improved export earnings and steady or reduced imports, aligning with broader market trends and corroborated by DVRS and BOSAP trade data.
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Oufberg
Ahington
Fragmentary Text on Diplomatic Ties and Proposals
Fragmented wire service style notes reference Hy Talebiatinial Nous Serle New York and Rev J Sulbiert with Ronnell Fifils avetiyy seater. Mentions reestablishment of diplomatic relations with Hussit and a barter like bicycle for a knife. Also cites Martin Kennedy and Moreland opposing California policy ideas amid liquor and energy debates.
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New York
Ohtech
Yoblin
J. Sulbiert
Ronnell
Christian Cherrh
New Yorke
United States
Martin J. Kennedy
Wendish Church Center in Texas Since 1854
The Wendish Lutheran community, led by Pastor Hermaa Schmidt, centers at a stone church with cemetery near Lee County Texas. Settlers arrived in 1854 from Lusatia seeking religious freedom, endured cholera and dysentery, built a church by 1871 under Missouri Synod, and later added a pipe organ. Services and rites remain active though language shifted from Wendish to English over time.
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Sethili
Luratia
Texas
Selon
Hermaa Schmidt
Millian
Liverpool
Serbia
Galveston
Buffalo Bayou
Huston
Red Hill
Lee Country
Matty
Kilian
Missouri Synod
Kil-' Han
Resettlement Body Continuance Urged by Tegwell
Rexford Guy Tugwell urged President Roosevelt to make the New Deal Resettlement Administration a permanent cabinet agency. He argues continued operation is proven by drought relief performance in the Midwest and notes the current executive order expires June 30.
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Washington
Rexford
Guy Tegwell
Roosevelt
Dent
Tugwell
Heirloom Loss Reported Involving Broker and Son
A garbled early 20th century notice mentions a broker and his son tied to a loss of an heirloom. Names like Mrs MacArthur, General MacArthur, and various family members appear amid fragmented references to debts, delivery, and broader wartime concerns. The text reads as a damaged international notice with unclear details and scattered personal names.
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William Anderson
MacArthur
Mavartout
Cen
Doceus Macarthur
Cewder
General Macarthur
Manila
An- Michie
Jin Hadgis
Decline of American cotton exports studied in 400 page report
Treasury receipts and expenditures amid a broad report on the decline of U.S. cotton exports. The study cites government interference and a shrinking American share of world trade, with data on ships and export figures, plus financial balances and yearly figures.
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United States
School on Wheels Gets Steady Abodes
Helena Mont reports the troubled high school resumes a five day week after earthquakes damaged its building. Railroad coaches had carried classes for six days a week to make up lost time, with students returning to regular sessions as repairs progress.
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Helena
Mont, Och
Gene
AFC Speeds Up Repayments Under Reconstruction Finance Plan
Washington Oct 6 The Reconstruction Finance Corp moves to liquidate 16 billion in preferred stock by urging banks to accelerate repayments. Chairman Jesse A Jones says rates on preserved stock and capital notes drop from 4 to 3 percent for banks that meet annual amortization, with increases up to 1 percent for those paying ahead of schedule. Amortization may be cash or U.S. government securities at par.
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Washingston
Usi
Kitective Goleger
Capital
United States
Robbery of Circus Train Baffles Texas City Police
A circus train robbery between Corpus Christi and Houston netted $1900 in cash from the Tangling Brothers and Barnail and Haller show. The thieves used remarkable dexterity to bore through a wagon side and reach cash amid a speeding train, baffling investigators.
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Houston, Wen
Tangling Brothers
Barnail
Haller
Corpus Chresti
Houston
Colover
Japan to ease demands belatedly toward China
Shanghai reports Japan plans to tone down Chinese demands and adopt a more conciliatory attitude. Kazuo Kagoshima of the Japanese foreign office arrived from Tokyo, with new restrictions based on the apparent willingness of Chiang Kai-shek to enter negotiations.
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Shanghai
Shigeru Kanegoe
Japan
China
Kazuo Kagoshima
East Asia
Foreign Office
Toki
Maresia
Chiguy Kai-Shek
Ainvesasal
Kawagoe
Overcome Itching Piles With Simple Remedies
A historical notice promotes remedies for itching piles including topical aids and daily routines. It claims quick relief and safety from surgery, urging readers to try TreMint as a recommended remedy and medical guidance.
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Testn
Avnet
Nestor
Ron
Sam Livhing
Vanernaee
Stel
Qarires Warnine
Froper
Atlante
Old Time Remedy Claims Backache Relief Across Nations
An advertisement touts an ancient treatment said to alleviate backaches and other ailments by cleansing acids and wastes from the blood. It markets a daily dose of three pints and claims kidney and bladder symptoms, leg pains, and fatigue may ease, with a history of 160 years of use by millions.
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Guibiy
Waale
Bon
Marth
Husband Sought in Milford Murder Probe
Milford police hunted a divorced husband of Mrs. Lut erian Bel Grego in a probe into a woman’s death. Deputy Kaminski said officers sought Del Grego for questioning over two weeks, aiming to place him at the scene with a pistol as New Haven police continued inquiries into a weapon carried by the suspect.
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Milford
Conn
Huslang
Luterian Bel Grego
Peter J. Kaminski Jr
del Grego
New Haven
Dangerous Dental Powder Ad Promises Quick Relief
An OCR fragment touts a sensational dental powder named FASTRETH with alkaline content and claims of rapid relief for mouth tissue issues. It urges purchase at Summers Disg Stores, warning of fear and dread and urging concealment of evidence.
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Moreland
Posness Associatiin
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Rome
Treasury
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