Front Line Battle Grows Near Teruel as Forces Clash
Government and insurgent troops widen lines north of Teruel in a battle described as decisive. Fresh brigades relieve tired units while planes clash, five scouting and three pursuit aircraft are said to have been shot down. Authorities impose electricity limits and plan evacuations to support the war effort.
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Hendaye
Teruel
Celadas
Teruct
Gercconent Diers
San Blas
Coneud
Radao
Queipo de Llano
Tertel
Fragmented Thought on Education and Student Comfort
The text argues that education often fails to bring happiness and contentment, causing dissatisfaction and discomfort. It emphasizes the need for a satisfactory inner adjustment to cope with a topsy turvy external environment.
Ludlow Plan Would Invite War Says War Official
Louis Johnson assistant secretary of war warned the Ludlow referendum would invite war and hinder a 1997 constitutional provision. He spoke to the National Ordnance Association meeting last night noting the Panay incident as context for opposition to the proposal.
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Ludlow
Los Angeles
Jan
Louis Johnson
Ludlow Way
National Ordnance Association Hovte
Panay
Historic Storm To Be Recalled By Beadle County Society
The Beadle County Historical Society will recall the 1888 blizzard next Monday night at its January meeting with W S Davis saying the event remains South Dakota’s most destructive. He notes the Jan 12 anniversary marked a day of high human and animal fatalities and severe injuries.
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South Dakota
Beadle County
Davis
Historica Society
Eversull Speaks on Education and Maladjustment
Dr. Frank Eversull addressed college YWCA on education as personal enemy No 1 and proposed three fixes: friendship, mental health with reduced worry, and confidence in religion. He warned modern life pressures, technocracy, and social change disrupt inner balance, highlighting family and religious declines since 1917 as signs of widespread maladjustment.
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Frank Eversull
YWCA
Eversull
Hutchings
University of Chicago
Eversall
Married 58 Years for Wessington Springs Couple
State News Briefs recounts in brief form: Philip Mettler and wife of Wessington Springs mark their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a dinner at home, while Sturgis memorializes George L. Lutz at age 68 as a longtime settler and official. Rapid City youths tied to a petty theft ring are in custody, and Aberdeen merchants drop Saturday 9 p.m. closing amid winter business decline. Ice harvest starts at Andover, a farmer loses an arm near Roholt, and health and public works programs expand in Codington County. Watertown’s water story is named best 1937 city news.
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Wessington Springs
Philip Mettler
Water Watertown
Lake Kampeska
Watertown
Canova Cagers Win Fifth Game In Row
Canova high school basketball won its fifth straight, defeating the Farmer team 32 to 22 after trailing 4 to 9 at the end of the first quarter. The Canova seconds also beat the Farmer second team 10 to 8. The Canova quint next faces Fedora on the local court.
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Canova Cagers
Canova
Jan
Farmer
Quint
Fedora
Worrying Rock Term Profitable for Drunk in Georgia
In SHAPEVILLE Georgia on New Year’s Day 19 63 Demer l Couch spent two hours at a pub worrying rock. Passersby photographers and onlookers watched as he collected about 15 63 dollars in tips from a crowd gathered near a stone slab by a well. Recorder C McNeil Leach offered Couch a choice of a small fine or the hour on the rock for his drunken antics and repentance.
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C_ McNeil Leach
Messenger Slain In Postal Theft Near Guthrie Ky
Three masked gunmen robbed a Guthrie Kentucky post office of about 25000 dollars, fatally wounding the messenger Arthur Mimms 62 as he reached for his pistol. Police Chief Sherrod shot in both legs and Evens Rudy 1 was killed nearby. The suspects fled toward the Kentucky Tennessee line triggering a search along the border.
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Guthrie
Kentucky-Tennessee
C. NM. Sherrod
Arthur Mimms
Clarksville
Sherrod
Rudy
Evans
Tennessee
Evang
William Evens
Alling
No Law to Prevent Wrecking Wife's Car in Richmond
Richmond California January court rules there is no law to stop a husband from wrecking his wife’s car. Police Judge Léo Marcalla muled, presiding, dismissed charges against Benjamin Jones a WPA worker accused by his wife of driving and wrecking her car.
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Richmond
Calif
Jan
Léo Marcalla
Benjamin Jones
WPA
Jones
Britain Sees Unemployment Rise in December
A Ministry of Labor survey shows 1.65 million Britons jobless, a 2 percent rise in four months. December unemployment marks the highest for the month and exceeds typical seasonal gains, with December usually adding jobs.
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Britain
London
Ministry of Labor
Great Britain
Cigaret Ignites Man's Hairy Chest
Hary Blunk, 2, suffered second degree burns to his chest when a lit cigarette in his mouth ignited his chest hair after he yawned. The accident occurred in Indianapolis and he was taken to a hospital for treatment.
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Hary Blunk
Blunk
Budget Nominally Provides 50000 For Mount Rushmore
Washington January 6 The President recommended today an appropriation of 50000 to continue work on the Mount Rushmore National Memorial in South Dakota during the next fiscal year. The same amount was appropriated last year to the Mount Rushmore National Memorial Commission. The President estimated 65000 would be available for work on the Belle Fourche South Dakota reclamation project. The wild mallard duck, in captivity, is a prolific breeder.
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Rushmore
Washington
Mount Rushmore National Memorial
South Dikeola
Mount Rushmore National Memorial Commission
Belle Fourthe
S. D
Back-To-Nature Falls In Court
In Los Angeles a 28 year old Mark Silverman and his relatives were detained after a 108 day nature experiment in a San Gabriel Canyon camp, living on fruit vegetables and nuts. An insanity complaint filed by his sister in law cites coercive living. Sister Becky and Joe Silverman briefly released but later returned to the canyon. The group argued their right to live primitively within law.
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Los Angeles
Mark Silverman
Dorothy Silvermin
Joe
Becky
San Gabriel Cuneyon
Sherif
Canyon
Dorothy Silverman
Mark
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Turgis
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Amsden Dam
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Here
Novak
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