Spanish Rebels Find Sanctuary With Andorra
Spanish rebels seeking refuge in Andorra find safety from Primo de Rivera era police in a tiny principality. The 125 square mile country with 5000 inhabitants retains medieval governance and border skirmish history while Andorrans, speaking Catalonian, trade grazing and foresting for a tradition of smugglers and tax observers.
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Smith Evans
Andolra
Frame
Urgel
Primo de Rivera
Andora
Andorra
France
Spain
Increase In Enrollments Of Schools Seen
The article notes rising enrollments boost teacher units at county and state levels. Counties and districts qualified for fund participation by local tax prerequisites, prompting an across the board unit value reduction for the current year. The late equalization fund apportionment caused county boards educational inconvenience.
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Boards of Education
Ireland among top for women university degrees
Ireland ranks third among 31 countries in the International Federation of University Women. The United States leads the list followed by Great Britain.
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Ireland
International Federation of University Women
United States
Great Britain
Dickey Seen As Answer To Yanks Catching Woes
The New York Yankees may have found a championship level catcher in Bill Dickey. From Arkansas, he shows strong throwing, quick catching, and solid hitting, drawing favorable comparisons with Wallie Schang and past greats. If he maintains this pace, the catching department could finally rise to elite status for Miller Huggins’s club.
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New York’ Yankees
Bill Dickey
Hills
Arkansas
Wallie Schang
Dickey
Larry
McLean
Connie Mack
Renny Bengough
Pat Collins
Braves
John Grabowski
Speed
Miller Huggins
Dickey Kid
Special Conference Postponed At First Baptist Church
Due to rain last Sunday evening the special conference at First Baptist Church is rescheduled for Sunday morning May 26 after the service. All members are urged to attend to participate on the matter. Moody Hospital School of Nurses will be present at the morning service and the sermon will reflect their presence. An invitation is extended to all.
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First Baptist Church
Moody Hospital School of Nurses
Warning Against Alleged Health Foods Is Issued
The administration cautions against claims for newly introduced health foods with alleged anti rachstic vitamins activated by ultra violet exposure. It notes ordinary sunshine supplies vitamin D and warns drugged foods are unnecessary. The Food Drug and Insecticide Administration favors advisory actions to correct overstatements while protecting consumers and honest manufacturers.
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Food and Drug
Food, Drug, and Insecticide Administration
Australians Eye Byrd Finds In Antarctic Waste
Sidney reports that Commander Richard E Byrd may have found minerals in Antarctica sparking regret in Australia for not exploring earlier. Sir Edgeworth David predicts a vast coalfield under Antarctic snows and possible deposits of copper pyrites molybdenite and gold based on his observations.
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Antarctic
Sidney
Australia
Richard E. Byrd
Sir Edgeworth David
David
Air Line Head Sees Little Competition
Frederick B. Rentscheler, president of United Aircraft and Air Transport, says large airlines face limited competition as air mail contracts dominate earnings. He notes contract awards favor capable carriers and once awarded, competing bids are unlikely. He adds the passenger outlook is bright thanks to mail service success and such carriers could challenge railroads.
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NEW York CP
Frederick B. Rentscheler
United Aircraft and Air Transport Corporation
Post Office Department
Aviation growth fuels airport and airlift expansion talk
In passenger service, declared Mr. Rentscheler, owing to the growing interest in aviation, the construction of new air ports and landing risids.
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Mr. Rentscheler
Detained Continuation of Equipment Deterrent Phrase
Fragment mentions continued detriment of equipment and an appeal for Ada to receive payment. The text is incomplete and lacks clear entities or a cohesive event.
Birth rate rises in Turin after child bonus offer
Turin Italy experiences a higher birth rate as residents respond to a government incentive of 15 dollars per newborn. The program aims to bolster population growth and support families amid economic pressures.
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Turin
Italy
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