Barcelona Falls as Loyalists Form New Lines in Franco Victory
Insurgent forces led by Moroccans, Navarrese corps and an Italian division seized Barcelona after a two and a half year civil war. Government ministers fled north. supplies to civilians surged behind the occupation troops. Refugees fled toward the French frontier as Negrin vowed renewed defense to the north.
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Hendaye
France
Barcelona
Spain
Thes
Moroccan Legionnaires
Navarrese Army Corp
Madrid
Valencia
Mediterranean
Franco
Burgos
Juan Negrin
France calls 0,000 war babies to service in Paris
Jan 26 report says French government orders 0,000 men for military service as war strains ease. A secret new army and revised mobilization system are cited, with the nation preparing for potential new conflict and broader conscription by April. (continued on page two) See Barcelona
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France
Paris
Barcelona
Women Passengers Act As Midwives On Bus Birth
A cross country bus traveling at 45 miles an hour carried out a birth when two women passengers helped deliver a six pound baby girl for Mrs. Julia Hennes of Brooklyn. Driver W Blythe rushed to Alexandria Hospital with twenty one passengers aboard. mother and child reported doing nicely.
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Tan
Julia Hennes
Brooklyn
N. X. G Co
W. Blythe
Blythe
Alexandria Hospital
Filibuster Hints Face Prompt Denial In Senate
Washington January 26 Senator Adams tied Democrat of Colorado hinted that colleagues used filibustering to gain time for votes on the relief bill but was quickly denied Reynolds Democrat of North Carolina spoke three hours on foreign affairs and denied aiding cloakroom plans to secure support for an 875 million dollar outlay debate on the bill lingered with a possible tie vote as both sides predicted victory House focused on relief and tax measures while considering a new transportation regulation program and a plan to impeach Secretary Perkins Senate and House committees prepared for further control of WPA funding and Amlie nomination controversy.
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Adams
Colorado
Reynolds
North Carolina
Amy
Spucc
Senate
WPA
Roosevelt
House
Perkins
Wheeler
Mondana
Interstate Commerce Committee
Wisconsin
Amlie
Hope Hampton Refuses Grand Jury Immunity Talk
New York January reports Hope Hampton declines to waive immunity before a grand jury probing the shooting of her multi-millionaire husband Jules Beulatour. Police say Hampton provided no details, and her husband, seriously wounded, now faces charges of illegal pistol possession while hospitalized.
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New York
Hope Hampton
Accross
Park Avenue
Miss Hampton
Criminal Courts -Building
Lmousine
Abe
Herman T. ‘McCarthy
Counties Appeal For Aid In Meeting Mothers Pension Lead
Harold Milner Pierre Jan 26 The South Dakota Legislature heard a plea from the joint child welfare committee for operating aid to the dependent children program or keeping the current retail sales tax and returning part to counties to supplement mothers pension. Speakers urged counties receive more help to support widows and needy children and opposed cutting the sales tax. Many argued social security provides a statewide framework with possible federal aid, while others sought economy. Page Twelve Sep PENSIONS
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Ay Harold Milner Pierre
South
Dakota
Business Leaders Back Agriculture U S Chamber Head Agrees That Agriculture Works
Washington January 26. President of the U S Chamber of Commerce says business groups favor aid for farmers through subsidies from the federal treasury. Conference delegates view crop control laws as failing to boost farm prices and argue subsidies plus funding adjustments may be needed.
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Washington
Agriculture
George H Davis
U. S.chamber of Commerce
Federal “Treasury
Davis
Joe Louis earns 230.96 per second in Madison Square Garden KO
Heavyweight champion Joe Louis collected 230.96 dollars per second for a two minute and 29 seconds knockout of John Henry Lewis at Madison Square Garden. Figures from the Twentieth Century Sporting Club show Louis earned 34,413.70 dollars while Lewis received 15,058 dollars. Gross receipts totaled 102,015.43 dollars with net receipts 86,619.26 and an attendance of 17,350.
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New, York
Joe Louis
John Henry Lewis
Madison Square Garden
Twentieth Century Sporting Club
Lewis
Sport
Martin Severs Ties With CIO in Legal Battle
Martin Severs officially cuts ties with CIO Chair man John L. Lewis and resigns from the CIO executive board amid a factional clash. He seeks to retain his post as UAW resident while hiring labor lawyers to contest union fund expenditures and property disposition in a Detroit hearing.
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New York
CIO
John L. Lewis
Homer Martin
United Automobile Orders of America
Martin
UAW
Lewis
Labor
Phili Murray
Sidney
Hillman
R. J. Thomas
Emiene
Bourtin
Piorneys Seank
Walsh
Frank Munholland
Toledo
Detroi
Hague Loses Fight To Ban CIO Meetings
Philadelphia January 26 Mayor Frank Hague lost a four to one appeal in court over his bid to prevent public CIO meetings. The Federal judge William Clark had preserved the city’s right to interfere with civic gatherings, a decision upheld by the circuit court of appeals.
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Hague
Ban‘cio
Philadelphia
Frank Hague
Thes Shind Circuit Cours of Appeals
Cis
William Clark
FDR Offers Aid To Quake Areas In Chile
President Roosevelt explore relief options for Chile after a devastating earthquake. White House and State Department mobilize to assess outside aid needs and potential local supply delivery. Reports place death toll from four to twelve thousand with widespread destruction in Chillan Concepcion and Talca.
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FDR
Washington
Roosevelt
Cerda
Chile
United States
White House
State Department
Red Cross
Two Of Five East Side Murderers Spared In Clemency
Albany January 26 Philip Chaleff a 27 year old diabetic kept alive by insulin and Isi dore Zimmerman 21 were spared by executive clemency hours before execution in Sing Sing prison Their sentences were converted to life imprisonment by Governor Herbert Lehman who stated the guilt of their companions Dominic Gusriglia 19 Joseph O Loughlin 24 and Artie Friedman 22 Mothers of the quintet had offered to forfeit their lives in exchange for their sons.
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Albany
N. Y
Philip Chaleff
Isidore Zimmerman
New York City “East Side
Sing Sing
Herbert E H. Lehman
Dominick Gusriglia
Joseph O'Loughlin
Artie Friedman
New York City
Michael J. Foley
Graft Accusations In South Dakota Game Dept
South Dakota legislators heard testimony from H W Allen Jr Eden alleging racketeering in the state game and fish department. He claimed payments of 300 to Al Adams and 1000 total promised for contracts to harvest rough fish from Lake Traverse during 1931 32, with department officials present. Allen also said he remitted 3204 12 to the department as its share for the 1932 33 season, conflicting with the department's official receipts. A separate note reports Minnesota House killed a resolution to bar indicted radio stars from programs.
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Phil Potter Pierre
Legislative Investigating Committee
State’ Game and Fish Department
al Adamy
Sisseton
Lake Traverse
H. W. Alen, Jr
Eden
South Dakota
Allen
J. E. Wilson
Wilson
Adams
O. H. Johnson
Fish and Game Department
Athur’Tew
Alen
Leo 2D. Heck
Kimball
Game and’ Fish Department
Johnson
John
Citizens Bank of Sisseton
Department
Ita
Wer Of Huron Leads Losing Fight To Kill Measure
South Dakota moves toward capital punishment as Governor Bushfield indicates he will sign five companion bills. The Senate approved the death penalty for murder with jury recommendation, while the House gave final approval. Secrecy rules for executions sparked newspaper protests and heated floor debate among Senators Beck Weir Johnson and others.
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Wer
Huron
Sy Fred RE. Zimmer Vibure
SL. D
South Dakota
Harlan Bushfield
Senate
House
W. J Bulow
Sen
L.A. Johnson
de Smet
Elmer A. Beck
Ree Heights
Beck
Weir
Sen. Johnson
Rev
Johnson
L.M. Simons
Belle Fourche
Theglevicel Seminary
Beery
Dahme
Gering
Mitchell
Solomonson
Stavng
Aerse
State Securities Commission
Mural Credit Department
House of Repres
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Martin Severs
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Concepcion
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South America
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Concepcion-Talca-Chillan
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Longavi
Pedro Aguirre
Bernard” O'Higgins
George , Washington
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al Adams
ST. Paul
Minnesota House of Representatives
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Beadle County
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