Mexico Aids Spanish Revolt by Shipping War Munitions
More than 30 railway car loads of arms and ammunition left Mexico City for Vera Cruz on two trains. The munitions are to be loaded onto the liner Magallanes to Barcelona, signaling possible active support by the Mexican government for the Spanish revolt and provoking reactions from Mussolini and Hitler.
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United Press
Mexico City
Spain
Mexico
Benito Mussolini
Adolf Hitler
Italy
Germany
Vera Cruz
Magallanes
Barcelona
Juan March
Bevlon
Blue Star Ointment Promises Quick Itch Relief
An advertisement touts Blue Star Ointment as a fast acting remedy for itch skin rashes tetter and eczema without burning. It claims tested ingredients kill itching quickly and provide comforting relief.
Francis Reifer Wins National Economy Contest Prize
In a field of 10,400 entrants, Miss Francis Reifer of Oshkosh Wisconsin captured the first prize in Pontiac Motor Companys economy contest. Local resident W L Botkin won one of 164 additional cash prizes. The average mileage across contestants was 23.8 mpg and about 1,000 locals entered.
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Pontiac Motor Company
Francis Reifer
Oshkosh
Wisconsin
Wyatt P. Covington
Pontiac
W. L. Botkin
Casey
Tack Letters and Reader Exchange Note Found
A collar and heather strap tagged Tack Letters were found near a curb with a note asking to exchange piano lessons and other services for beauty work or house work. The finder could not locate the owner nearby and asks for reader help to identify the owner.
Companion Wanted and Help Wanted Notice
A lonely 70 to 78 year old man seeks a companion, requesting publication. A young 21 year old seeks general house work and cafe waitress positions, offering flexible hours and willing to relocate, contact 406 N. E. Third.
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Tack
Shipping to Loyalist Spain Ties Magnified by Loyalist Aid
The article notes shipments from the port exceeding 1 440 tons destined for the Loyalist Spanish government and mentions the Magallanes aiming to maximize arrivals. It also states the liner stayed at Vera Cruz long enough for crew to attend a Communist meeting ashore.
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Magallanes
Vera Cruz
Two Girls Seek Work After School Experience
Two recent graduates seek employment opportunities leveraging general work experience and willingness to learn. They emphasize practical know how and readiness to join a team quickly.
Judge Rules for Doctors in Sterilization Case
In San Francisco Aug 20 Assistant District Attorney August Fournier vows to appeal a judge’s dismissal of Mayhem conspiracy charges against Doctors Tilton Tillman and Samuel Boyd in the Ann Hewitt sterilization case. He presses to extradite Mrs Maryon Cooper Hewitt from New Jersey and to pursue further actions against Hewitt and her mother. Defense lawyers call the ruling a victory and say prosecutions depend on a higher court.
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San Francisco
Ann Hewitt
August Fournier
Maryon Cooper Hewitt
New Jersey
Tilton FE. Tillman
Samuel G. Boyd
California
Fournier
I. M. Golden
Harry McKenzie
Fourtner
Raglan Tuttle
Miss Hewitt
Stabbed Oil Worker Dies in Houston Hotel Incident
T A Jett a 40 year old oil field worker died in a Houston hospital from a stab wound police say was inflicted by Lee Raymes a 30 year old porter. Raymes fled after the hotel stabbing and was to be arrested soon. Mrs Jett said the quarrel started over cleaning and pressing trousers.
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Houston
T. A. Jett
Lee Raymes
Raymes
Cat with killer record seeks housekeeping or hotel job
A Clearwater Florida story notes a cat once known for killing adult squirrels has adopted two orphaned babies and is caring for them with her litter. The cat, now a widow, seeks work as a housekeeper or cook or any hotel job and asks for placement via AMA ALEE care of I H Wilson Route 2 Crosbyton Texas.
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Clearwater
Fia
Ama Alee
I. H. Wilson
Crosbyton
Texas
Two Men Seek Labor Work in Silverton Texas
Leon Perkins of Silverton Texas and a partner advertise as two hardworking men seeking any labor or farming work. They offer reliable, steady effort and are available for immediate hire.
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Tack
Leon Perkins
Silverton, Texas
Death claims two Germans in Berlin Olympic village
The Reich propaganda ministry reported Captain Wolfdant Fuerstmer, vice commandant of the Olympic village, killed himself likely from nervous strain. It also announced Gustav Kuhne, inspecting chief of North German Lloyd, died suddenly with cause undetermined.
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Berlin
Reich
Wolfdant Fuerstmer
Olympic Village
Olympic Organization
Gustav Kuhne
Kuhne
North German - Lloyd Steamship Lines
Fuerstmer
Werner von Gilsa
Olympic Press Headquarters
Obituary Notices Honor War Officers Fuerstmer and Kuhne
Work on the Olympic model village and athlete comfort featured prominently in their careers. Fuerstmer died yesterday probably of a heart attack after overwork, with the war ministry calling him a loyal officer and a lovable comrade. Kuhne shared in the success and popularity among American and international teams as they advanced the project.
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Fuerstmer
Kuhne
War Ministry
Puerstmer
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