Spanish Government Fights Rebel Advance in Civil War
Reports from multiple sources show the Spanish government contending with Franco's forces near Madrid and other fronts. Loyalists win key mounts and cities while Mola waits for Franco’s southern arrival as American diplomats relocate and evacuate.
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Mola
Madrid
Cordoba
Seville
Ceuta
Melilla
Morocco
Caspe
Guadarrama
Oviedo
Franco
Claude G. Bowers
Spain
San Sebastian
Fuentarrabia
Bowers
Nominations for Senate Are Made in Iowa
Republicans nominated Barry Halden of Chariton editor and American Legion leader for the U S senate seat vacant by Louis Murphy’s death. Opponent is Guy M Gillette. Farmer Labor named Smith W. Brookhart former Senator connected with New Deal farm groups. Eleanor Holm ousted from Olympic team amid training rule violations and drinking parties aboard the ship to Germany.
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Senate
Iowa
Barry Halden
Chariton
American Legion
United States Senate
Louis Murphy
Guy M. Gillette
Farmer-Labor Party
Des Moines
Smith Wildman Brookhart
New Deal Farm Organization
Eleanor Holm
Jarrett
Germany
Organized Labor Split Nears a Climax
The piece reports on a major split in American organized labor led by John L. Lewis and the United Mine Workers, planning to organize steel workers into a mass union. It notes suspensions by the AFL, possible expulsions at the Tampa convention, and context in the 1936 campaign with Gov. Landon and President Roosevelt shaping farm and economic policy.
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John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Executive Council
American Federation of Labor
Tampa
Landon
Alf. M. Landon
United States
Kansas Capitol
Topeka
Snell
New York
Cleveland
Lanedon
Republican Party
Washington
Roosevelt
Kansas
New Deal
Wallace
Philadelphia
Europe
White House
Rt “Ner
Governor Landon
Mr. Landon
Mr. Roosevelt
Far- Farley Jey
Jom
Ham- Hien
Republicans
Big Jim
Mr. Hamilton
M. Farley
Mr. Farley
Hamilton
Farley
Bshandah
The Curious Sex and World Troubles in a Dated Column
A fragmented 1920s era column muses on gender quirks and a young boy’s humor amid jokes about cabbies and a grandchild’s tale. It muses on King Edward praise, European disorders, and how the League of Nations supposedly enforces peace while jokes about dandruff drift through.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Panda Life in Trees Sparks Scientific Debate
Scientists remain unsure if the panda living in trees is closer to raccoons or true bears. Nepalese pandas lodge in holes and crevices, are nocturnal, and often have twins. They are referred to by the family name Ailuropoda fulgens in some texts.
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Nepal
Amon
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Danzig
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League of Nations
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France
Edward VII
England
Lebrun
Canada
Walter S. Allward
Toronto
Canadian Battlefields Memorial Commission
Sir Henry Wellcome
S& Henry Wellcome
Wisconsin
London
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Lady Stanley Maternity Hospital
Uganda
Central Africa
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Atlantic
Cunard
White Star Line
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EB. T. Ramsdell
Boston
Federal Crop Reporting Board
L. Cooke
Rocky Mountains
Montana
Hudson Valley
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Ohio Valley
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Grouth
Morris L. Cooke
Richard C. Moore
The
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John C. Page
Bureau of Reclamation
Frederick H. Fowler
National Resources Committee
Rexford G. Tugwell
Harry L. Hopkins
Works Progress
CCC
Robert Fechner
Civilian Conservation Corps
Weatera
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