Madrid Women Aid Militia As Insurgent Advance Presses
Reports from Madrid describe insurgent troops breaking militia defenses and driving toward the city center while government forces defend Cuatro Vientos air port and nearby trenches. British envoys urge aerial attacks to stay on military targets, aiding relief efforts for refugees gathered in Madrid and Bilbao evacuations.
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London
Bilbao
Exmouth
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International Red Cross
Spain
Willie Willis by Robert Quillen
Willie Willis reacts to a confrontation with a humorous tone as the piece notes his boldness and habit of pathing when his mother speaks, reflecting small town civic humor from 1934.
Size of Relief Load Key to Balancing Budget
Washington, Nov 6 AP Analyzing treasury data, officials say balance next year hinges on relief load size. Roosevelt plans talks with We Bel t and aides on 1937-38 finances while defense outlays may exceed 100 million. Possible FCC liquidation and PWA cuts could tilt the budget toward balance.
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Services For Bell Will Be Tomorrow
Funeral services for J. Wade Bell sr 62 superintendent and part owner of Imperial Smokeless Coal company will be held at Lewisburg Presbyterian church with Rev Benjamin Roller officiating at four o clock Sunday afternoon. Bell a native of Goshen Ya began as bookkeeper for Gaston Caperton on Piney branch New River Field later joined Keeneys Creek Coal company then became superintendent in 1914 allied with Walter S Wood of Charleston operator of Britwood Coal company Greenbrier county surviving are his parents his widow Mrs Mary Blake Kline Bell a son J Wade Bell Jr of Quinwood two daughters Miss Sue Lewis Bell of Quinwood and Mrs Richard Speas of Marmet and two sisters Mrs H D de Lashmut of Dallas Tex and Mrs J E Thrift of Sapulpa Okla
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Lewisburg Presbyterian Church
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Gaston Caperton
New River
Keeney's Creek Coal Company
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Walter S. Wood
Charleston
Britwood Coal Company
Greenbrier County
Goshens
Mary Blake Kline Belly
J. Wale Bell, Jr
Sue Lewis [Bell
Richard Speas
Marmet
H. D. deLashmut
Dallas
Tex
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Sapulpa
Okla
GOP Purge Call From Rep Hamilton Fish Urges Resignations
Washington shows Rep. Hamilton Fish calls for a reorganization of the Republican Party urging a "slight epidemic of resignations" among New York leaders Melvin C. Eaton’s resignation is praised as a model. He targets Charles D. Hilles and Ruth Baker Pratt while urging party renewal to back President Roosevelt and unemployment relief.
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Hamilton Fish
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Roosevelt
Meljin C. Eaton
New York
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Charles D. Hilles
Ruth Baker Pratt
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Melvin C. Ratan
Fny
Republican Party
Murder Admitted By Modern Cain In Elkhart
ELKHART IND Nov 6 Lester H Slack 34 admitted repeating the world's oldest crime by poisoning his brother Elgy with crystals in a wine dust drink He claimed motive centered on greed tied to an insurance policy and a threatened plan involving a Florida home or trailer with Helen Kerebeval details indicate a disputed marriage and fear of violence as he confessed to authorities.
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Old Age Pension Account Listings Begun by U S Government
Washington Nov. 6 government began preparations to list old age pension accounts for about 28 million workers ten days hence. Forms will be distributed to employers and employees to create identification numbers and record monthly pensions based on earnings once the program takes effect January 1. Employers and workers must submit detailed information to local postmasters, with specific timelines and verification steps outlined.
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Millions Boost Christmas Pay For Steel Workers Amid Stock Rally
New York reports indicate wage raises and higher dividends lifting potential Christmas spending. Steel industry gains, plus extra payouts from Standard Oil and others, buoy optimism while concerns about tax bite and inflation temper enthusiasm.
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Maj Pratt Named Assistance Chief
Major James J. Pratt, longtime business and civic figure in Charleston, was named Kanawha County public assistance director by the city council led by George L. Coyle. A meeting is scheduled next Tuesday afternoon with Pratt and State Director W. Garnet to launch the public assistance program, with payments expected to begin around November 20. Pratt, a World War I veteran and former state adjutant, recently recovered from illness.
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Heroes and Families Dined by King Leopold in Brussels
Sixty four coal miners and their families were royal guests of King Leopold in Brussels. They attended a banquet following the Houverie raat mine disaster last month where twenty eight miners died and many others were injured.
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Football Upsets Predicted In Gazette Sports Extra
The Gazette's pink special will bring football results and running accounts of major games. It promises racing, markets and bulletins on other sports events, with results as soon as games finish.
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Ship Strike Strands Passengers and Ties Up Ports
Widespread strike disrupts maritime operations as 380 ships and 16,000 workers on the Atlantic and Gulf coasts are affected. About 130 vessels on the Pacific coast stall, with 600 passengers stranded in Honolulu. Perishable cargo spoiling compels unloading efforts, as the nation contemplates federal intervention and court action.
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New York
Flashes of Life In These U S Midwest Broadway Veteran
In Chicago on a November day a 99th birthday celebration for a longtime Broadway veteran in the Midwest is noted amid a jumble of errors and reflections. The piece hints at aging, family, and cultural memory within a restless city scene.
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Wil West
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Matin Ellis Renner Reagan
Middlewest
President Roosevelt Cheers Washington After Election Victory
In Washington a thrilled crowd of 100000 to 200000 welcomed Franklin D. Roosevelt as he returned to the White House. He joked with reporters about the Supreme Court and New Deal questions, outlined plans for a Caribbean cruise and budget balancing with Daniel W. Bell, and joked about his election forecasts. The president smiled through questions as secret service stood nearby and efficiency aides prepared to handle mass correspondence.
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FDR Plurality Soaring in AP Vote Totals
AP compiled presidential results show 122 772 districts. 114 131 reported. Roosevelt leads with 25 772 987 votes and a nationwide plurality of 9 810 284 over London 15 982 703 with Lemke 650 849 and Socialist Thomas 108 004. Browder 56 646 Colvin 32 Alken 6415. Total counted 42 569 931. Complete statistics not yet available until official state counts.
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Weep My Lady But Guard These Lashes
Paris reports eyelash fixer MM Rochat Bleth warns tears ruin cosmetics and urge women to avoid crying to protect larger lashes. He says beauty hinges on avoiding tears despite mistreatment.
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President Urges Aid to Community Chests in National Broadcast
President Roosevelt called for widespread support of community chests during a national radio address. He described them as the service linking federal welfare efforts with local needs and urged continuous funding to sustain local agencies and human-needy relief.
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Blasted Romance Ends In Wedding After 44 Years
DETROIT November 6 A touching romance ends in marriage as William Treaster 26 reunites with Emma Innes in a final wedding after years apart. Both spouses had died and a newspaper ad helped bring them together pivoting on Emma's determination to plan her future.
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