Spanish Rebels Gain Ground as Civil War Narrows
United Press reports show rebels offensive in major battle zones with steady progress toward Madrid from the west and southwest while loyalists defend key cities. Segovia reportedly captured in a four hour fight. Asturias miners and loyalist bombers attack Oviedo amid street fighting.
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United Press
Bariatou
Iran
Madrid
Toledo
Lisbon
Seville
Segovia
Navacerrada
Guadarrama
Asturias
Oviedo
San Sebastian
Cordoba
Irun
Estremadura
Valencia
Loyalist and rebel air action marked by Avila report
The piece notes loyalist planes bombing near Navalmoral de la Mar and Aldea Vieja as rebels infested areas west and southwest of Madrid. UPI correspondents report cavalry activity near Guadarrama and claim of downed planes. American Douglas transport planes reportedly arrived over Oviedo with loyalist miners.
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Lieved
Estremadura
Navalmoral de la Mar
Toledo
Madrid
United Press
Thomas Vieira
Avila
Aldea Vieja
Guadarrama
Vieira
Francisco Fernandez
Oviedo
Mount Auburn Groom Weds Clarine Williams at Dry Forks Home
Announcement notes the marriage of Clarence Frank, a Cedar township farmer three miles west of Mount Auburn, to Miss Clarine Williams of Dry Forks Kentucky, at the bride’s home on August 18.
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MT. Auburn
Clarence Frank
Cedar Township
Mount Auburn
Clarine Williams
Dry Forks
Norway Grants Trotzky Refuge Until December Eighteenth
Oslo reports the Norwegian government will extend Leon Trotzky's asylum to December 18 despite immigration violations. Trotzky may stay only under tighter non political restrictions. a police guard surrounds his home amid threats from Moscow aligned communists.
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Oslo
Leon Trotzky
Josef Stalin
Norway
Immigration Office
Trotzky
Moscow
Nikolai Lenin
Exiled Russia Leaders Executed After Counter-Revolution Trial
Sixteen former Stalin faction followers including Gregory Zinovieff and Leo Kameneff were executed by the state after a counter-revolution trial. The immigration office ruled Trotzky violated his asylum conditions by politics, but higher officials allowed him to stay until mid December.
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Stalin
Russia
Gregory Zinovieff
Leo Kameneff
Trotzky
Immigration Office
Soviet Secret Police Arrest Top Aide to Karl Radek
Soviet secret police arrested Comrade Tivel, secretary and right-hand man to Karl Radek, on charges of campaigning to restore Trotzky's power in Soviet Russia. Authorities allege he acted with protection from Comrade Tardei, head of the state publishing house social economic branch.
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Moscow
Karl Radek
Leon Trotzky
Tivel
Trotzky
Soviet
Russia
Tardei
Wise Parent Finds Time Solves Many Of Her Problems
A magazine column describes Mrs G guiding children through phases without harsh punishment. She trusts time and gentle guidance to curb outlandish notions as harmless, noting problems often fade with patience. The letters also offer Miss Manners style advice on relationships and stability.
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Emory Collins
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Exchange Telegraph
Radek
Mary Manners
Miss Manners
Armstrongs
Armstrong
Luggage Dept
Grandstand
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Spur
Empire
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Vogue
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