World News Gleanings and Conflicts Across Many Fronts
Readable fragments describe Batista protests in Havana with 75,000 peasants, a probe into Joseph Bruno’s escape, stock-market shocks as ICC rejects emergency charges, a feverish Papal audience, and varied political plots. Notable items reference Liberty issues, bank shortages in Pennsylvania, a murder hunt near Lorain, and assorted international tensions amid looming war fears.
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Pulgenio Batista
Rex
Havane
Joseph Bruno
Kelayres
New York
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pius
Pontifé
Chicago
Philadelphia
John B. Kelly
American Telephone &Telegraph Co
Lorain
Ohio
Jesse Camera
UT S
Guyhuay Hote
Jyshells
Espee
Gijon
Spain
Mira Roosevelt
White House
Coiaparr
Tmist
George H. Earle
Phiadelphia
Mary Bastle
Daker
Senegal
South Atlantic
South ‘America
Mator
Gay
Robert Peterson
South Dakota
First National Bank of Centervile S. Dy
Anna van Sauter
Red Bayly
O .Marty Brunette
Eangeter
Tracper
Willian A. Turoler
New Jersey
Lewisburg
Pisylvania
Gloverius Tarle
Lawrence Ward
Hazlehurst
Litehastd
London
Anthony'e Hospital
Rog Twang
Shastes
Nti
B. Kingsley
Denver
Hultelia
Plantis
Lulac
Viki
Gonn Mater
Bert
Wien
Aveman Meno
Thomas J. Qualters
Notre Dame
Roosevelt
Gus Gomerich
Cnlaiins Famagés
Keep Out of Spain and the Next World War Warning
The piece argues that mediation in Spain is unlikely to succeed amid two clear sides Nationalist and Loyalist with propertied versus herald andrew forces. It warns external powers risk joining a growing global conflict as the Spanish Civil War intensifies, urging Uncle Sam to keep out.
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Spain
Loyaliat
Herald
Rees
Auddei
Moss
Aly
Uncle Sam
Twenty Years Ago A Carry Fibre Furniture Start Planned
A 1916 news note reports Carry preparing to launch a new industry named the Carry Fibre Furniture Company with a starting capital of 30000. It also mentions United States Brakeshoe Company sale confirmations and a Christmas festival scene with Santa’s sleigh bells and a crowded holiday shopfront. The piece reflects Christmas spending expectations and economic mood of the era.
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Carry Chamber of Commerce
Carry Fibre Furniture Company
United States Brakeshoe Company
New York
Five or freest wells to be drilled near Columbus farm
Local notes say five or more wells will be drilled off the Taylor farm north of Columbus. A Board of Commerce meeting was held to plan hosting Company A when they return from the border on January 8. Reports cite resignations for health reasons within Company A and a pending appointment of new officers.
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Taylor Farm
Columbus
Board of Commerce
Company A
Jack Richards
Olisford Jour Viet
Wallace Wellman
World Wheat Prices Rise As War Threatens Supplies
Grain markets surge as demand strengthens globally. Liverpool prices hover around 1.90 a bushel, up a dollar from a 1938 low, while the drought and war drive fears of tighter supply. American farmers cheer, but a larger wheat program next year seems likely to meet growing need.
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Liverpool
United States
Germany
Great Britain
Stock Warnings and Market Woes Spark Debate
Ambiguous notes discuss warnings at the New York Stock Exchange and sentiments about a president named Charles H Gay. The fragment hints at self-blame and possible market actions, but specifics are unclear due to garbled text.
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Charles H Gay
Tew
Wbrll
Hollywood film crew battles realistic hurricane on stage
Warner Baxter says a wind driven hurricane used in White Hunter was brutal and nearly toppled tents and props on a set designed as an African safari camp. June Lang describes being trapped in a tent under collapsing canvas as Baxter staged a rescue.
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Ant
Hollywood
Warner Baxter
Baxter
Tm Frank
June Lang
Pioneer Sawmills and Ships Link Erie History
The article notes the first saw mill in Sile built in 1796 used to saw timber for Commodore Perry era ships. Captain Russell Bissell led American forces under General Anthony Wayne in erecting pioneer rails in Erie as multiple mills supplied timber for ships in the Battle of Lake Erie on September 10, 1813.
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Sile
Commodore Perry
Russel Bissel
Anthony Wayne
Erie
Lake Evie
What title does Edward VI hold now
The former King Edward VI of England is now known as Edward, Duke of Windsor. An instrument that regulates heat automatically is a thermostat.
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Edward VI
England
Edward
Duke of Windsor
Finan
Leather and suede jackets lead fashion for sportswear
Paris styles describe leather and suede jackets and vests as popular for sports and country wear. Recent dyeing advances offer delicate shades while natural hues stay preferred. New hunting jackets feature close fit, high necks, optional revers, long sleeves, multiple pockets, zippers, and peasant-stitched edges paired with swing-cut tweed skirts.
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Paris
Der
Mil
Today’s Fashion Tie In Leather Jackets
Today’s fashion notes emphasize fitted leather jackets that blend practicality with polished style. Tailored lines and subtle suiting details offer versatile outerwear for varied occasions.
Farm Calendar Timely Reminders from The Pennsylvania State College
Community leaders seek Christmas program ideas via mimeographed guides. Farmers urged to combat rats with red squill bait and to plant preferred Strawberries for market and home use. Assess gullies and fill with refuse for erosion control. New raspberry varieties Taylor Marey and Sodus noted for trial. Demonstration farms yield 267 quarts canned vegetables from 506 pounds stored.
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Aberdeen
Taylor and Marey
Pennsylvania
Geysers and global hints in a fragmented report
A garbled note references Yellowstone and America holding many geysers and mentions a top lease in York. It also alludes to a $1500 figure and a walking scene near a store, with unclear ties to a Seth discovery, a shipping strike, and a Nicaragua sports note.
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York
Discover America
Brush
Nicaragua
Europe
Compensation benefits jump through inquiry in Pennsylvania
In Pennsylvania the Workmen's Compensation program funded by the Department of Labor and Industry reports nearly 400000 dollars in back payments to widows orphans and injured workers. The inquiry revealed 15000 accident reports and identified many claims filed before recent improvements. About 10144308 dollars were paid to eligible workers and dependents, with 10400 cases awaiting action and 25 cases referred to the Works Progress Administration for further investigation.
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Hairrishurg
Willows
Pennsylvania
WEA
Department of Labor and Industry
Ralph 3. Bushore
Labor and Industry
John R. Torquato
Bonwit
WIPA
Benghchrizs Pr
Telepaeth
Komt
Works Progtess Administration
Swor
Aml
Casiwiy i
Elevated Sea Defense Helgoland Tableland Rises 20 Feet
Helgoland forms a small tableland acting as a key element in Germany’s North Sea coastal defense. The elevated plateau, standing about 20 feet above sea level, contributes to strategic fortification and observation points along the coastline.
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Helgoland
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