Loyalist Army Fights to Stem Nationalist Push West of Madrid
Front reports grim fighting near Brunete as Franco's Nationalists, aided by Italian troops, assault Loyalist lines west of Madrid. Heavy losses on both sides with troops scarce water and supplies, trenches soaked in sun and smoke as battles hinge on Villanueva de la Canada and Brunete.
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Henry T. Gorrell
United Press
Madrid
Moora
Foreign Legionnaires
Francisco Franco
Chiee
International
Jtlinwat
Brunette
Ter Lory
Brunete
Quijorna
Villanueva de la Canada
Quijoyna
Nationalista
Thia
Villanvexa de la Canada
Villagrancy del Castilla
Villa Nuevt de la Canada
Bru- Rete
Leaders Meet to Draft Plans for Passing Bills
United Press reports Senate Majority Leader albu Wi Buinley conferred with House leaders, including Speaker William Bankhead and Sam Rayburn, to map an administration agenda and push measures before Congress adjourns. Japanese forces seized Peiping as ultimatum expired, signaling rising tension and potential war actions amid ongoing political maneuvering.
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United Press
Washington
Senate
Albu Wi Buinley
House
Aiough
Congress
Wagner
Barkley
Potomac
Two Minor Collisions Leave No Serious Injuries
Four automobiles were damaged in two accidents Saturday night in the city and vicinity. Walter Shields and Lois Streit escaped with minor injuries or none, as damages were about 50 and 25 dollars respectively. A separate crash on Lindsey Hollow Road involved a Gerry man returning to town, with minor injuries and limited damage. East Main Street saw a minor collision as Almond Cummings backed from a space into Russell King. damage was small and no one injured.
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Ely
Walter Shields
Concord Street
Lois Streit
Welsh Street
Kane
Shields
Gerry Man
Kane Womin
Uccupants
East Main Street
Navy
Almond Cummings
525
Spring Street
Russell King
Columby
Cummings
Search for missing woman grows in extensive hunt
United Press report from Altoona on July 26 notes CCC members former American Legion and Boy Scouts assisting in an expanding search for 40 year old Eldie Chamberlain who vanished Wednesday after leaving her Piney Creek home to pick huckleberries. Earlier citizen hunts in Martinsburg and Williamsport failed to locate her. In a separate item New Castle man Walter Wackeyas Kayski, 60, was fatally struck by a car on Butler road driven by Roy R. Pucha of Pittsburgh.
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United Press
Altoona
CCC
American Legion
Boy Scouts
Eldie Chamberlain
Piney Creek
Paradise
Ware
Martinsburg
Williamsneg
New Castle
Walter Wackechayski
RD. 5
Butler Road
Roy R. Pucha
Pittsburgh
Convicts Escape From Hookview Penitentiary Near Tyrone
Police continued a broad search for Raymond Hill, Steve Masternat, and Frank Burke of Erie after they escaped from Hookview penitentiary and fled toward the mountains near Tyrone Pennsylvania. A Cadillac automobile seized earlier was recovered. a woman reported being robbed by three men matching the fugitives. The escape came after they cut a barb fence to flee.
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United Press
Bellevontr Pi
Sly
Foley
Hookview Penitentiary
Raymond Hill
Steve Masternat
Frank Burke
Erie
Tyrone
Sheffield Man Is Killed When Struck By Car
Victor Hockman a 21 year old resident of Ship Penville was killed by a car about 230 am Sunday on the Sheffield Warren highway one mile north of Sheffield. The accident involved an automobile driven by Grant Arn 30 of Saybrook who stopped after the crash. Arn was reportedly inspected by Warren police and police said he returned to his home nearby. An inquest will be conducted.
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Victor Hockman
Penville
Sheffield
Sheffiell-Warren
Warren
Sevapur
Howard Bilthaser
RD. 1
Cleveland
Hockman
J. Bartlett
State Motoppolite
Grant Arn
Saybrook
Tes
Adv
Corry vicinity escapes storm with high winds
A Corry vicinity escaped a violent storm last night as high winds swept Western Pennsylvania. The Pittsburgh area reported downed wires, felled trees, and crippled service. Temperatures dropped to near normal with cooler breezes and a forecast of warmer weather and possible showers.
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Pennsylvania
Willy Service
Pittsburgh
Weather Bureau
HITCH HIKERS SLEEP ON PORCH SWING AFTER LONG WALK
Two Warren boys Harold Bergerman age 12 and Eugene 13 told police they walked to visit a friend. Exhausted they rested on a North Center street porch swing about 2 30 Sunday morning and were found by a householder as they planned to continue home.
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Warren Niten-Nakers
Harold Bergerman
Eugene
Harold Johnson
Four Die in Fredonia Home Fire Mystery Remains Unsolved
A Fredonia house fire killed a mother and three daughters while the father and three sons escaped. Names given include Mrs. William Logan, Gerty Logan, Mary Ann Logan, and Dean Lagilty. Investigators probe origin. clues and figures surround the scene as authorities seek a cause and possible suspects.
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Fredonia
Boullus
William Logan
Gerty Logan
Mary Ann Logan
Dean
Foundry Workers Strike at Erie Company In Newly Reported Tie
About 250 foundrymen at the Erie Company in Erie Pennsylvania walked out today. The firm said no demands had been received and the strike was not authorized by the American Federation of Labor. The notice notes the abrupt action and unclear motivations behind the stoppage.
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Erie Company
Erie
National Erie Company
American Federation of Labor
Tammany Hall Leader Dies Amid Political Clash
New York July 26. Janus J Seeling, a four year old figurehead at Tammany Hall, dies amid a fierce internal dispute that has divided the party. The leadership struggle pits Douling against four county leaders, with Coppalann and Grover Whetin among supporters of a new nominee. The turmoil follows intestinal illness reported by Seeling prior to his death.
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United Press
New York
Janus J Seeling
Pamimany Hall
Dupling
Cutumy
Depling
Willian Kenmessly
Rommtien
Doult
Tammany
Dooling
Murphys
Copalann
Beaters
Nigel Grover Whetin
Police
Hope for Peace in Buffalo Food Strike at Meet
Reported in Buffalo New York the food strike aims to halt meat shipments as workers press for higher wages and guaranteed goods. Union leaders claim the embargo could affect major staple supplies while seeking truce talks with 44 food houses and packing companies.
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HOPE
Buffalo
G. Leadons
Whoredale
Annerley Federation
Gabor
Falo
Jivedon
Pinchot Questions FDR Intentions In Open Letter
Amos Pinchot asks President Roosevelt in a public missive whether he plans to stay in the White House beyond 1990 and to clearly outline the administration's program and intentions for the nation. The letter requests transparency on policy aims and Pinchot’s potential future role.
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York
Amos Pinchot
Roosevelt
Surprised At Gravel Report Reveals Scarcity Concerns
Disjointed OCR text discusses gravel scarcity and alleged fraud linked to a material供应 issue. References Secretary Cole and attorney general, with mentions of governance and an unnamed plan impacting supply chains. Named entities are unclear due to garbled phrasing. the piece hints at fallout from a gravel shortage affecting state projects and possible legal scrutiny.
Brookville Slayer Becker Electrocution at Rockview Prison
John Becker a 38 year old Brookville night watchman was executed in the electric chair at Rockview Prison for the first degree murder of Kath ry Bracken a railroad telegraph operator. The 210 pound slayer endured 12 amperes of current and died at 0 34 am after a jury convicted him. Bracken’s body was found along the Shawmut railroad right of way on April 11 1936 attacked and dragged to the tracks after a brutal assault. Becker confessed days later and spent his final hours in the penitentiary with farewell visits from family and a priest.
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United Press
Becker
Br W. J. Schwartz
Miss Bracken
Shawmut
Mmath
Beng
Phivaitiang
le Brookville
John Becker
Robert
Minnie Renning
Brook Will
Brookville
Rufus G. Reitz
Brogleville
Walt
Francis J. McCreesn
Oakholfe
McCreesh
Eight Injured in Riot at Republic Steel Plant
Eight men were injured as police clashed with about 1000 steel strikers blocking entrances to Republic Steel Corporation Corrigan McKinney plant in Cleveland. Bricks flew and riot clubs were used as officers charged into pickets near the non-strikers’ cars. The melee ended with the crowd assembling at union headquarters and marching to city hall.
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Cleveland
United Press
Republic Steel Corporation
Corrigan ~ McKinney
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