Franco Threats and Shifts in Spanish Civil War Echoes
Washington dispatch analyzes Gen Franco's position as international powers watch the Czechoslovak crisis. It notes his modern arms from Germany and Italy, Moorish troops, and possible renewed German backers. It questions morale, insurgent tensions, and the likelihood of Franco relying more on Spaniards if backing wanes.
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Jay Franklin
Washington
Franco
Mediterranean
Hitler
Musolin
Spain
Englard
Barcélonia
Valencia
Africa
Falangists
Yague
Qulick
Czechoslovakia
Hitler Qvill
Austria
Mussolini
Balearics
Soviet Russia
China
Democrats Unite Behind Erie County Chairman Pick
The Erie County Democratic Committee reaffirms unity under Michael J. Crown, a trusted fire chief and county figure, as Arthur Golegrove retires after leading campaigns to statewide recognition. The party pledges readiness for the November election and a strong county operation.
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Michael J. Granti
County Democratic ‘Committee
Uiarmony
Michael J. Crown
Erie County
Democratic Committee
Erie
Arthur Golegrove
Corry
The Saint Lawrence Seaway Dream Returns
A nostalgic reflection on revived Saint Lawrence Seaway plans. The piece imagines Niagara Wall contours and public reactions from New York City and the Canadian dominion, noting delays and rising costs. It contrasts hoped resources with possible future necessity and mentions another seaway proposal entering public discussion.
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ST. Lawrence Seaway
Saint Lawrence
Wwe
Doruinion
Canada
Pemste
Tsi
Tt Cardier
Cosby
Germans in Ceecho Rovakia oppress freed people
The report notes German forces in Ceecho Rovakia oppressing freed populations and echoes American concerns about such oppression, reflecting ongoing postwar tensions.
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Ceecho- Rovakia
No Concession to Fascism Says Exiled German Author
Thomas Meili argues democracy must not yield to Fascism and warns that fear of capital will erode liberal life. He says Italy and Germany prove the danger when liberalism weakens. The piece notes the exiled author’s stance as a defender of democratic rights amid rising extremism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Meili
Italy
Germany
Tiave
Aigit Fegbiin
Behind the Scenes in Washington on Tax Reform Debate
Washington June 8 The article reviews the tax reform debate sparked by Senator Pat Harrison criticizing President Roosevelt's Arthurdale speech. It notes disagreement over generalizations and illustrates with capital gains tax examples, including profits from stocks held over years and the resulting tax implications.
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Washington
Pat Harrison
Roosevelt
Arthurdale
Ag Fay Ag
Shem & Fey
Nave
Treasury
Ranser
End of Scandinavia on the Delaware and its fading colony
Fragmented colonial history recounts Printz and Swedish efforts at Fort Casimir, Dutch capture by 1655, and total loss by 1658. The piece notes the Holy Trinity church remains, marks of Swedes in America, and Dutch resurgence with Fort Casimir. It mentions tax debates and political shifts under Roosevelt era context and a forthcoming national profile on James Radsen and insurance politics.
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Jule Pointe Lowe
Sweden
Fock Gothenburg
Printz
Jalan Rysingh
Rysigh
Tinicum
Peter Stuyvessat
Rysingh
New Netherland
America
Del
Alamps
Seattle
Mantel plant teutiteq cited in Amusites soups fame
A regional feature highlights the mantel teutiteq plant used in Amusites soups and its growing reputation along the Moxgilta coast. Researchers note its distinctive flavor and potential culinary and economic impact. The piece emphasizes local pride and evolving harvest traditions.
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Ricaracua
Moxgilta
Mantel
Twenty Years Ago From Journal Files Highlights
Sergt M P Liens of the Rainbow Division writes of Private Vincent White Wil’s slight gas exposure and recovery. WW Roberts dies at his West Wayne Street home aged 81 after 55 years in the city and with Atlantic Refining. Pred Cowder and James Bull escape a Bowden House fire on Main Street. Rev R L Foulke to deliver 1918 baccalaureate sermon. Recruits to training camps named James McCarthy Thomas Cornell James Sullivan and Alexander Josto yer. Mr and Mrs Chad Perkins return from a week with C D Damon near Spartansburg.
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Sergt
M. P. Liens
Company A
Rainbow Division
Journal
Lucas
Vincent White- Wil
WW. L. Roberts
Wayne Street
Atlantic Refining Company
Ll Five You
Pred Cowder
James Bull
Bowden House
Wast ‘Main Street
Himes
Willams Diy
Fashionable Women Dye Dogs To Match Dresses
Vague clipping notes fashion trends with British women dyeing their dogs to mirror gowns and American women staying restrained. The piece also mentions weather affecting car travel and horse race lengths, hints at Northwest Territory Caravan reenactments, and playful quips about fashion reversals and styling.
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Northwest Territory
Daniel Boone
Pitcairn Tatend
Early Settlement Pittsburgh Strike Ends Soon After Tentative Contract
An early end to the 1409 bakery strike was forecast in Pittsburgh as three supporting witnesses reported a tentative contract, signaling a possible settlement. The weathered garden tips describe seedbeds, shade cloth, and pruning to sustain bloom during midsummer heat.
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Pittsburgh
Tracis Univern
Private Harry Sper Returns Home After Wounding
Private Harry Sper of the state motor police returned to the home of his parents in Vaniergrith to recover from a wounding suffered during a merger incident with Billi Wolumb gathered in a tulled lottycrli lot Wea.
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Harry
State Motor Police
Vaniergrith
Billi Wolumb
Hollywood Barbers Predict Stars Grow Long Hair
Hollywood corresp reports predictions by J W Turner of the International Barbers Union that within a decade Hollywood leading men will grow long hair and shun cuts. Stars like Barrymore, Raft, MacMurray, and Crosby react with humor and skepticism, noting fashion shifts and even a rise in baldness among actors.
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Hollywood
Fale
J. W. ‘Turner
Dallas
Tex
International Barbers’ Union
John Barrymisre
Paramount
Peter the Pritz
Dorothy Lamour
Dorothy
Barser
George’ Raft
Barrymore
Fred MacMurray
Bing Crosby
Wlivergen
Mac Murray
Bing
Kin of Corryite Man Found Dead at Home
Walter Dohoam, 66, of Northast, was found dead yesterday morning at his son Fordersons home after a heart attack following illness. He is survived by two grandchildren and a sister Vin-liquy. Funeral services will be Thursday at 2:89 o'clock from the Wilken Memorial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Dohaom
Northast
Forderson
Waom
Dobson
Alrs
Bulth Dobsan
Pharalin
Corry
Cevy
Wilken Hitinal
Furth
Bey Caminren
Paris Styles Paris June Fashion Mixes Fabrics For Summer
The feature surveys summer fashion using velvet with linens and novel pairings. It highlights Schiaparelli’s cotton jersey tube dress with a bold asymmetrical sleeve and black tulle ruffles, Maggy Rouff’s lace wool ensembles, Lelong’s white lace accents, and Bruyere’s ta ffeta details on net dresses. Contemporary hat designs and a broad range of material juxtapositions illustrate a daring season.
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Paris
Schiaparelli
iLelong
Lelong
Bruyerela
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Kkentucky
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New Yorks
Hie
Berlin
R.L. Foulke
Chad Perkins
Liberty Street
C. D. Damon
Spartanspurg
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Moon
Hollywood Film Shop
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