Rebels Fight Royalists In Bloody Clash In Spain
Describes ongoing Civil War fighting as royal guards and militiamen strengthen positions in the Guadarrama mountains near Madrid while loyalists strike fronts from Barcelona to Cordoba. Embassies shelter U S citizens as evacuations plans unfold amid reports of rebel movements and Franco's leadership.
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Mas
Paty
Madrid
United States
Grand Salon
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Washington
Guadarrama Range
Guadarrama
Barcelona
Zaragoza
Granada
Cordoba
Palma
Amborca
Balearic Islands
Oviedo
San Sebastian
Socialis
el Socialista Re
Loyola
Morocco
Fransco Franco
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Vitorbe
Minjas
Jaen
Austrias
Aranda
Politica
Bi Liberal
Popular Front
la Lbertad
Anet
Villegas
Decatur Notes Mixed With Travel And Local Weather
Decatur diary items report Clyde Lowe ill at home and Dr James Allen Smith preparing a short vacation trip to Dothan. A fire siren near Goodyear mill village drew crowds and caused congestion. Numerous local residents and visitors are mentioned with travels to Gulf Coast, Texas Centennial trip, and visits from Huntsville, Florid a and New York. Police court cases, a vacant house fire, and several community notices accompany the broader day’s happenings.
Lindy Sees Plane Crash in Warnemunde Flight
Col. Charles A. Lindbergh watched a test flight when Lt Ernst Udet parachuted to safety after the plane broke apart in flight. Udet, chief of technical decisions at the air ministry, suffered only minor injuries and could fly again within a week.
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Warnemuende
Germany
Charles A. Lindbergh
Ernst Udet
Udet
Air Ministry
Plight of Americans in Spain Deepens Amid San Sebastian Turmoil
Aboard the Cayuga refugees from San Sebastian seek safety as Spain’s war intensifies. Ambassador Claude Bowers and aides leave the summer embassy amid fears of terrible bloodshed, taking refuge on a guard cutter and moving toward a distant villa.
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Washington
Spain
Claude G. Bowers
San Sebastian
Em Syke
Bers
United Eee Guard
Cayuga
Cruiser on Way to Aid Americans From Madrid
The Amerert Quincy steamed toward Alicante to rescue more than a hundred Americans and other nationals. The cruiser headed to a southwest Spanish port after uncertain reports of their location near Madrid.
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Madrid
Amerert
Quincy
Alicante
Trem
Atte
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Myra North and the Cairo Escape
Myra North special nurse Lew Wen trapped Myra Jack and Captain Karnak open the sarcophagus of Rohatep to revive Merle Galaway Sir Edmonds daughter in suspended animation. The group plans a swift return to Cairo to stop Devries and Hyster.
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Captain Karnak
Rohatep
Merle Galaway
Sir Edmond
Merle
Cairo
Devries
Hyster
Behind The Scenes In Washington by Rodney Dutcher
Washington column notes how Pennsylvania Democrats target Gov. Alf Landon by linking him to his uncle a lobbyist for Jones & Laughlin. The piece previews Landon's West Middlesex speech and ties to power interests, plus Roper’s odd 118 nominee list for the Maritime Authority.
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Rodney Dutcher
NBA Service
Ashington
Pennsylvania
Alf Landon
William T. Mossman
Jones & Laughlin -Steel Corporation
Mossman
Kansas
Landon
West Middlesex
Mercer County
Dennis J. Driscoll
Elmer
Wheeler-Rayburn Holding Company
Joe Grundy
Pennsylvania Manufacturers’ Association
Driscoll
London
Market Rally Pushes Stocks to Multi Year Highs
Motivated by strong economic news, stocks advanced with leaders hitting multi year highs. Gains spread across Motors and GM to Bethlehem Steel, J I Case, Deere, Sears Roebuck, American Telephone and Standard Oil. Grain and cotton rose while foreign exchanges fell and 1.8 million shares changed hands.
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Victor Eubank
Associated Press
New York
North American
American Water Works
Columbia Gas
General Motors
Chrysler
Auburn
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Midland Steel Products
J. I. Case
Deere
International—Harvester
Sears Roebuck
Montgomery Ward
American Telephone
Western Union
Westinghouse
American Can
Allied Chemical
Standard Oil of New Jersey
Associated Drygoods
Stone & Webster
Motor Products and Corp
Markets at a Glance New York and Chicago
New York stocks firm with a broad advance resume. Bonds improve. rails taken. Curb markets higher with leaders rallying. Foreign exchanges ease as the dollar strengthens. Cotton barely steady with renewed liquidation. Sugar easy with hedge selling. Coffee higher on buying. Chicago wheat up, corn strong amid drought. Cattle steady to strong. hogs steady with top at 11.10.
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New York
Chicago
Liverpool cotton market sees gains with firm quotes
Liverpool on July 27 reports 5,000 bales traded with prices nine points higher. American categories held steady or stronger with good midling around 7.89 and middling at 7.49 to 7.69, futures closed steady with July at 7.17 and later months around 6.80 to 6.66.
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Liverpool
Cotton futures close barely changed with declines
In New Orleans on July 27 cotton futures finished barely steady with net declines of 3 to 6 points. Market showed mixed highs and lows across contracts from Oct to July with closes around 12.40 to 12.41 for Oct and 12.29 for July.
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New Orleans
Wheat futures cling to small gains amid steady activity
Chicago trading notes show July wheat at 1.05 1.03 1.04 with July 27 reports. Sept prices at 1.04 1.04 and 1.04 with minor shifts. Potatoes in Chicago on track with 207 total US shipments and a brisk market, while supplies remain steady and stock levels show little change.
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Chicago
Brisg
Poultry Prices Reported In Chicago Market
Chicago market figures list live poultry prices with 25 trucks delivering hens ranging 4 1/2 pounds and under 18 cents, Leghorn hens 14, Plymouth and White Rock varieties 22 for springs, 20 for fryers, roosters 14, leghorn roosters 13, hens and tom turkeys 16 and 15, heavy ducks 11, young geese 12, old geese 10.
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Chicago
Plymouth
White Rock Springs
White Rock
Chicago Butter Prices and Grades Report
Chicago market report lists butter steady with creamery specials and various grades. It notes 9 992 cartons of eggs and detailed prices for extra firsts standard carloads and local fresh graded firsts with storage packed firsts and current receipts.
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Chicago
Chicago Livestock Market Summary
Chicago July 27 hogs fairly active at 240 lb down and steady near 11.10 top. cattle steady to firm with demand for light yearlings and low grade steers. heifers to 9.40 and best weighty steers at 9.35. Sheep and fat lambs steady to weak with better native lambs 9.75-10.50 and fats near 3.75 for top sells.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Deepening Well at Convict Camp Near Hartselle
County board of revenue met in a special session to authorize sinking the well an additional 100 feet after no water was found at 250 feet. Materials for bunk houses are being assembled at the state highway camp in Montgomery and will be shipped here soon. The camp will hold convicts to work on county roads.
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County Board of Revenue
Hartselle
Montgomery
General Motors Posts Strong Q2 Earnings
General Motors Corp reports for the quarter ended June 30 a net of 2.00 dollars per share, up from 1.17 in the prior year’s second quarter, marking the best June period results since 1929.
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New York
General Motors Corp
Election Law Probe Ordered in Clair County
Judge Alto V. Lee by charge to the grand jury asked for a thorough investigation into rumors of violations of election laws in Clair county. He urged finding any person who offered bribes or used corrupt means to influence voters and noted threats against merchants farmers laborers and political figures to sway votes.
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Ashville
Ala
Clair County
Alto V. Lee
Sixteenth Judicial Circuit
Lee
Rebel Commander Blames Food Shortage for City Fall
Dispatches from the uncertain rebel zone south of the Franco Spanish border report a commander blaming a food shortage for the city’s fall while talks of new engagements surface. In Hendaye and Bayonne, U S aid moves and refugee evacuations unfold as battles ease in the north central region.
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Hendaye
France
United States
Claude G. Bowers
Fpuenterrabia
San Sebastian
Coast Guard
Gayuga
Oklahoma
Bayonne
Santender
Bilbao
Saint Jean de Luz
Heridaye
Roosevelt Promised Money Restoration But Handed Over Key
The speaker denounces Roosevelt for failing to restore the right to coin money to Congress and for handing control to private Wall Street interests. The president is described as genial and promising, but his actions are labeled a double cross.
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Ent
Congress
Wall Street
Roosevelt
Arch
Temple
Mrs Minnie Hass Called By Death in Alabama
Mrs Minnie Hass aged 54 died Sunday afternoon at a Tuscaloosa hospital after a six weeks illness. The body was sent to her hometown for burial preparations by Brown Funeral Company. Last rites are set for 11 a.m. Tuesday at her son Luther Hass’s home, 610 West Market Street, with burial in Hartselle cemetery. Survivors include three daughters Cora Lee Eaton J M South of Decatur and Novie Slaton of Hartselle. two sons Joe Mercer and Luther Hass of Decatur.
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Tuscaloosa
Brown Funeral Company
Luther Hass
W. Market Street
Hartselle
Brown
Cora Lee Eaton
J. M. South
Decatur
Novie Slaton
Joe Mercer
Decaur
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