Nazis Threaten Withheld Palos Passenger and Cargo
Nazi ships moved toward the Bilbao coast to force surrender of the passenger and cargo from the German freighter Palos, released by Basque authorities under pressure. The Basques held the cargo, believed to include munitions, and one Spanish passenger. Germany warned of retaliation if ships of neutral nations were searched heading for Bilbao.
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Palps
Bilbo
Bilbao
Koenigsberg
Germany
Koeln
Bay of Fiscay
Palos
Foreign Office
Britain Asks U S To Halt Plane Shipments To Spain
Britain asked the United States to halt shipments of aircraft to Spain amid a broader crisis over licenses granted in Washington. British and French officials planned appeals after confirming reports, aiming to counter German volunteer movements to Spain. Berlin reported Chancellor Hitler would cite U S actions to reject Anglo French demands, as tensions rose over the Spanish conflict.
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U.S
Spain
Washington
London
Paris
Berlin
Hitler
United States
Europe
Bilbao
Roentgeberg
America
Barcelona
Roosevelt moves to block Spanish Civil War arms export
The Roosevelt administration proposes new laws to give the president power to prohibit arms and motor exports to nations in civil conflict. The move follows a license granted for 77000 worth of planes to the Spanish Loyalists. Senate action, led by Pittman, aims to quickly block such shipments.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Robert Cuse
Vimalert Company Ltd
Jersey City
Pittman D.nevy
Hie
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Cuse
Pittman
Europe
Prowler Believed Kidnapper Of Child on West Coast
A Seattle area case follows a pattern of past abductions as police link a prowler to the Mattson child mystery. A ladder scene and a ransom note traced to a child's printing press raise fears for Charles Mattson's health as investigators pursue a possible second suspect after a night intruder fired at a watchman. Endie Kuhn, who delivered Charles’s magazine route, recounts neighbors planning a swim outing but canceling.
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Charles
Franklins
Mattsons
Haddaway Hall
J. P. Weyerhaeuser
George Weyerhaeuser
Mattson
Hadlaway Hall
Franklin
Strader
Endie Kuhn
West crash probe spurs off dramatic recovery of bodies
Reported scattered wreckage traces from the Saugus crash as searchers recovered four women and eight men. Officials describe the scene as a muddy, rain soaked canyon with pack horses moving bodies to a mortuary. Flights and radio beams are scrutinized while investigators assess flight paths and timing.
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San Fernando
Newy
Blom
Dead Man Found Alive Mixed Identities at Funeral
A case of mistaken identity surfaces in Bentwood when Mrs Kurl recalls friends at a funeral doubting the deceased resembled Marzie. Supt. Offier notified hospital staff, and Mrs Hurl had attended a funeral five years prior. Death certificate for Marzic cites gastric illness, listing age 47 then and 52 now. birthplace unclear.
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Kurl
Bentwood
Marzie
Hurl
JE. Offier
Woman Slays Accused In Court Over Son's Death
In a crowded Hindman courtroom about 150 people watched as Mrs Wickline shot and killed the man accused of harming her son. Deputy Rice seized the pistol after the fourth shot. Warrants were sworn for her and three others, with Judge George W Little ordering detention without bail.
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George W. Little
Shepherd
John E. Rice
Hindman
Harvey Gabbard
Lake Jane Wickline
Hospital chief doubts mix up caused death mix up
Dr Cecil Denham, head of the Buckhannon hospital, could not recall case details but supported Van Tromp's theory that attendants may have mixed the men’s names in the ward leading to the belief that one man died. He said the possibility remains.
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ustria-Hungary
Cecil Denham
Buckhannon
van Tromp
Denham
Pope Weakened as Crisis Fears Rise at Vatican
Reports indicate the ailing pope grows weaker over three days of treatment. Doctors warn of a possible crisis by January 30 due to severe pain from neuritis and varicose veins. Cardinal Pacelli visited. Vatican officials ordered prayers but held back church notices to avoid alarm.
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Cardinal Pacelli
Eugenio Cardinal Pacelli
Cammillo Cardinal Laurenti
Congregation of Sacred Rites
Papal
New Disease Found in Molecules Affects Crops
The article notes a newly discovered disease affecting plants, sucted up by some crops and plants, with no human deaths reported. Dr Lund of the University of Texas discusses using electric soil currents to curb certain plant growth and warm soil already in use.
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J. Lund
University of Texas
Lund
Igor Sikorsky
Paace
Johnson City
Tenn
D. B. Shearer
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Sinseets
Vatican Audience With Pope Deliberates Urgent Affairs
A high prelate visited the ailing pope to discuss Vatican business described as of the utmost importance. It was believed to be the first such meeting in many days to cover actual matters of governance.
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Vatican
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