Rebels and Loyalists Clash Across Spain Amid Bombings
Reports from Madrid describe air raids on Madrid Bilba Bilbao Burgos and Iran as rebels and loyalists trade blows. Authorities estimate 75 000 to 100 000 dead in five weeks of civil war with 300 000 wounded. The US moves ships away while factions clash over governance and aims.
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Bis
Wolsey
The
Charter
Bilbao
Tigres
Avile
Edvence
Madrid
Usy
Villalba
Escorial
Guadarrama
Spain
Iran
Barcelona
Syndicalist
Seville
Aorth
Associated Press
United States
Indalecio Prieto
Burgos
War Ministry
Guadarrama Mountains
Capital
Badajoz
Malaga
Paris
la Passionaria
Washington
Kane
Republic of Workers
Fragmented Spain Regions Describe Rebel Territory
The passage notes Barcelona and Cadiz as autonomous areas with eastern sea ports Valencia and Alicante, while rebels hold significant eastern territory. It also mentions southern Andalusia and Estremadura as wealth-poor except for some mineral deposits and northern coastal strength.
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Barcelona
Cadalonia
Valencia
Alicante
Andalusia
Estremadura
Landon Urges Coordinated Water Plan For Kansas
Gouverneur Landon and associates recalled by Tuesday to 1934 drought talk urge a coordinated state and federal water conservation flood control program. He calls for detailed surveys of tributaries and a broad plan including small ponds reservoirs levees and recreation lakes. He notes railroad freight rates should move to joint basis to help farmers at future Chicago conference.
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Roosevelt
Topeka
Kansas
Arkansas
Landon
Brink Leads Air Derby Contestants
Glenn Brink of Detroit was reported by United Press to lead contestants in the Ruth Chatterton air derby as he arrived in El Paso after a flight from Big Springs Texas.
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Brink
EL Paso
Tex
Glenn Brink
Detroit
Big Springs
Funeral of Dern in Tabernacle Honors High Officials
A large crowd paid homage as Secretary Dern was laid in state in a Salt Lake City tabernacle burial. President Roosevelt and top officials attended the funeral with Rev. Elmer Goshen and Rev. Jacob Trapp delivering sermons. A military guard and 38th Infantry from Fort Douglas accompanied the casket to the cemetery.
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Tabernacle Choir
Elmer I. Goshen
Dern
Congregational
Jacob Trapp
Roosevelt
Order
Goshen
Homer S. Cummings
Agriculture
Henry A. Wallace
Daniel C. Roper
Harry H. Woodring
Navy
William Standley
Edward F. McGrady
Malin Craig
Henry H. Blood
Simons
Syker
George R. Macy
Salt Lake City
National Guard
38Th Infantry
222Nd Field Artillery
Final phase of drought area inspection tour planned
The final phase of the drought area inspection tour and a later meeting between the President and Governor Alf Landon of Kansas are scheduled for the week, details to be announced.
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Alf M. Landon
Kansas
Writer Bert Blarr Plans 1940 Olympic Trip to Asia
Bert Blarr a 27 year old writer aims to reach Tokyo for the 1940 Olympic Games. He expects to arrive in February 1939 and will travel by ship with a route including Prague Budapest Sofia Istanbul Bagdad Bombay Madras Shanghai and Peiping.
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Berlin
Bert Blarr
Tokio
Prague
Budapest
Sofia
Istanbul
Bagdad
Bombay
Madras
Shanghai
Peiping
Roosevelt declares PWA sentence final
Washington reports President Roosevelt has informed Public Works Administrator Ickes that the presidential death sentence on new public works projects is final. The administration conveyed the verdict after Ickes appealed to the president. the $200 million program remains authorized as originally approved.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Ickes
Universal Service
Public Works Administration
Wisconsin News Strike Settled After Editorial Dispute
Milwaukee editor union strike ended after ongoing walkout since February seventeenth. The American Newspaper Guild had led the strike at Wisconsin News, with picketing continuing until a settlement reached. The contract signing and recognition terms were not part of the agreement.
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Milwaukee (Ap
John HH. Wack
Milwaukee
Regulation navy skirts and novelty for girls ages eight to eighteen
Navy regulation skirts and novelty clothing items for girls aged eight to eighteen are being offered. The catalog outlines uniforms and accessories suitable for school and leisure wear with emphasis on modest design and practical fit.
Fall Anklets and Socks by Buster Brown and Sterling
Ready now for fall are Buster Brown and Sterling anklets and 5/8 and 3/4 length socks. Colors include all requested hues with fancy cuffs and elastic tops. Choose several pairs while assortments are complete.
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Buster
Buster Brown Lisle Hose Flimsy Listing Shows Wholesale Prices
A newspaper snippet lists Buster Brown Lisle Hose at 25 cents and 39 pairs in a brief sale note. It references sizes for misses and notes fine lisle grades, with catalog-like phrasing and several typos.
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Buster Brown Lisle
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Neer
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