Spain's Civil War Threats Highlight Fascist Rise Across Europe
WW I I era analysis notes three earlier threats to peace and frames the Spanish revolt as a clash between fascist autocracy and democratic socialism. Franco led white forces with Mola and de Llano against a leftist Catalonia and Madrid bound to resist restoration. The piece cites bias in press and Vatican ties to old regimes while warning of global implications.
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Italy
Britain
Mediterranean
Germany
France
London
Rome
Hitler
Europe
Rhineland
Westphalia
Alsace
Lorraine
Anthony Uden
Mussolini
Haille Selasse
Russia
Spain
Scipio
Iberia
Carthage
Cortez
Pizzaro
Huey
Alfonso III
Marx
Jose Calvo Sotelo
Foreign Legion
Africa
Franco
Mola
de Llano
San Sebastian
Madrid
Seville
Burgos
Catalonia
Barcelona
Gibraltar
Lisbon
Vatican
England
America
WW. A. Mowrer
Chicago Daily News
Community Notes Sketch Busy Weekly Travels and School Activities
Local families and teachers share a busy week with visits to fairs and markets. Chas Haywood and Raymond Scott engaged in canned produce projects. School busers took about 60 children to Harrison Fair and eye clinics visited Clare. Community members travel to Flint Saginaw Ann Arbor and Ludington while meetings and socials occur at Rogers and Moline homes.
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Chas Haywood
C. C. Carp
Earle Shook
Wylda Mahan
Bernice Finch
Marjorie
Farwell
Toronto
Canada
Chas Cook
Sam Muir
Harrison Fair
Harrison
Clare
Raymond Scott
Neal McTaverish
Dr. Woods Hospital
Carl Shinebarger
Flint
James
Gon Irwin
Glansing and
Jackson
Chas, Sherman
Chester Halstead
John Halstead
Hilliker
Cook’s Cottage
Matthew Scott
Harry Cornells
Orrin Shaw
Harry Cornell
Myrl Scott
Ewart
Bert Scott
George Davison
Pontiac
Alvira Davison
Peter Oman
Elizabeth
Pleasant
Teacher's College
Early American port ranking shows Boston lead in 1700
The First Center of Shipping New England ranked first in America with Boston owning 194 ships while New York then New Amsterdam held 124 ships as second.
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New England
America
New Amsterdam
New York
Boston
Community Notes of Visitors and Birthdays in Local Homes
The column lists visits and guests from Friday to Sunday across several households. Names include Claud Cassidy Olivers at the Glenn county fair, Purdy guests of the McBrides in Hins Grove, Mamie Chappell from Farwell visiting Kittie McIntosh, and more. Mrs. Calkins celebrated her 80th birthday with fifty relatives and neighbors. A nutrition lesson opened the exterision days meet led by Mrs John Sparkel.
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A. Purdy
Reginald McBride
Hlm Grove
Mamie Chappell
Farwell
Kittie McIntosh
IF. I. Smart
George Armstrong
Herrick
F. Hinkle
Frank Hartman
Lee
Midland
Ray Geib
Ntarwell
Frank Irwin
S. Border
Kyraatz
Gilmore Township
Vern Moline
Agusta Calkins
Bert
Detroit
Calkins
John Sparkel
Hliza
Local notes show visits and farm activity in Eagle area
Frank Allen visited Pontiac relatives while Mr and Mrs Vandewarker updated a farm house roof and removed a honey swarm. Guests attended church events in Clare and New Haven as Rev Honderich and Rev Miller assisted. Revival services and church society meetings drew about 40 at Eagle church with evangelist work praised.
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Frank Allen
Pontiac
J. B. Allen
George Vandewarker
Violette Calvert
Saginaw
Albert Birdsall
Marlyn
Detroit
Ernest Kleiner
Robt
Hutchinson
Clara Rocky
W. Arnold
Alma
Lawrence Rank
Floyd Reger
Nathan Dangler
Marie Allen
Allen
Clare
Donoovan Mott
Henderich
Foster
Frank Barton
Elnora
Donald Weiner
Chas, Merrill
Lowell Penrose
Wilson State Park
M. R. Honderich
Fred al
Len
New Haven
Honderich
Roy Miller
Hagle
Endeavor Societies
Eagle Church
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Phonn
Joan Bennett and
Joel McCrea
Screeno
Sun
Ralph Stephenson
Ted
Adolph Zukor
Hex
Paramount Picture
Roscoe Karns
William Frawley
McIntosh
Edeal Theatre
Arizona
Pavio
Holt
Clare Hardware
Claud Cassidy
Mrs. A. Oliver
Glare County
Petree
Renee
Symons Best
John
Ibs
Oleo
Pioneer
Turday
Symons
RTE
Sternaman Studio
Goebel
Seta
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