Insurgent Push Near Barcelona Escapes Becomes Narrow
Vendaye France January 24 insurgent General Franca’s arms attack on Barcelona advances within about a mile and a half of the oil, as shells strike the government capital. Reports say trains halted, government forces move north toward the border, civilians seek exits amid heavy shelling and mounting casualties.
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Vendaye
France
Franca
Barcelona
Fale
Cota
Rareetona
U S Awaiting Reply to Sixth Note to Nazis
The United States awaits Germany's reply to its sixth note regarding the status of American Jews. Washington objects to a January decree excluding Jewish veterinarians and limiting dental and drugging services to Jewish patients or institutions. The note, delivered to the German foreign office, emphasizes protection of American citizens though the exact number affected is unknown.
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Trovit
Inn
Americas
Omaha Cruiser Aims to Take on American Refugees
The cruiser Omaha of the U S Mediterranean fleet anchored off the Spanish coast near Cadiz to embark American refugees. About 30 nationals were awaiting transfer, with plans to move them to Marseille tomorrow. Reports describe a wartime bombardment and a vigil as destroyer Yadger also sails toward Villefranche.
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U. & Gruiger
Omaha
Harcelung
Jen
United States
Mediterranean Fleet
Barnes Iowa
Spaniah
Cuthetns
Hercelana
Air Paul
Anthuleratt
Barerdo
Marcela
Artatres
Kanessage
Cadetas
Caldetas
Bartyland
Marskiltn
Marseille
Yadger
Villefranche
Great Resources Of Montana At Local Banquet Reported
Local banquet highlights Montana resources while a Miles City crash inquiry probes possible in flight fire. Federal Air Safety Board members discuss emergency box cover and whether a fire occurred before the Northwest Marines rushed to respond. Hearing schedule shifts to Wardington with a final report anticipated.
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Montana
Miles City
Dan
Thomas Hardin
Vie
Federal Air Safety Board
Northwest Marines
Saul
Msi
Formorcow
Wardington
Farthemmlig
Peirnaes
Industrial banquet outlines Montana business future
At an All Montana Industrial banquet in the Consistory temple more than 500 people heard Ay Peterson of Hlings, Chief Justice toward Johnson of the Montana Supreme Court, and Dr Ay Strand of the Montana State College predict future gains in mining agriculture and state business. The event, with legislators as guests, outlined a bigger state through coordinated industry growth and employment.
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Montana
Consistory
26Th Legislative Assembly
Peterson
Hlings
Justion
Johneon
Montana Supreme Court
Ay S
Strand
State College
Agriculture
Carl Traverman
Butte
Mining Association of Montana
Francis A. Thomson
Tulle
State School At
Mines
G. Ro Uenzier Vee
Aastation
Ferguagn
Tanapy
MINE MEN ASK PREFERENCE FOR DOMESTIC MANGANESE
A Montana mining meeting heard broad support for prioritizing domestic manganese under proposed tariff changes on zinc. Leaders urged Congress to ensure any bill on strategic materials prompts domestic production, with 100 attendees voicing strong interest and goodwill messages from mining groups nationwide.
Dentist Finds Crook in County Jail
Pittsburgh January 24. De Frank Hood is convinced a crook is in the county jail. The dentist visited inmates yesterday and noted that $4 was missing from its pocket while patients questioned said they knew nothing about it.
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Pittsburgh
de Frank Hood
Ning
Datti'r Teete
Auto Union Chief Cracks Down in Martin Faction Fight
Wachinston Jan 24 AP The C I O announced a complete recognition move backing the anti Martin forces within the United Automobile Workers. It cited Thomas as acting president and said the board majority backed by Murray and Weisman had reached a compromise with Martin loyalists. The statement charged Martin with flouting constitutional rules and refusing board decisions, and described a split with two rival leadership groups claiming control of the union.
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Auto Union
Philp Murray
Sidney Weiman
Murray
Tinan
Dia
Suits by Private Individuals May Permit Gambling
Private individuals in Miami file actions against the Royal Palm Club and the Froltes Club seeking court orders to close due to alleged public nuisance from open gambling. State and county prosecutors say the suits were filed without their knowledge, and if granted the clubs’ operators could appeal to the state supreme court while police could be restrained from interference during case review.
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Miami
Fla
Aulia
Wogat
Florida
Lee Hawking
M.C. Grittts
Htoyal Palm Club
Froltes Club
Efrcuit
Clube
Atte Supreme Court
D.C
Power to Raise Embargo Against Spain Is Probed
Washington informed reporters the government is probing the power to impose an embargo against Spain. The inquiry focuses on constitutional authority and whether the United States could act unilaterally in foreign emergencies. President Roosevelt declined to label current policy as hard and fast, saying it is not a fixed policy but a developing stance.
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Spain
Washington
Dan
UEC
Nehild
Biy
State Department
United States
Roosevelt
Probe opens a crash of flying boat Cavalier
New York January 24 British air ministry launched an inquiry into a mysterious power failure that caused the Imperial Airways Cavalier flying boat to crash at sea, killing three. Captain said icing not the cause and rescuers recovered nine survivors from the wreck. The Cavalier was fitted to combat severe Atlantic conditions.
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New York
British Air Ministry
Imperial Airways
At-Yenregid
Rowland Alderson
Mary
House Action on Race Bill Fails After Discussion
Montana House faced a lengthy session as three equal rights bills for people of color failed. A measure to repeal parts of the workmen's compensation act was killed, while a proposal to segregate the equal rights bill from the agenda was defeated on a roll call vote of 24 to 62. Representative Mercod's bill to bar private employers from discrimination under the act also failed on a 62 to 41 vote. The session adjourned to reconvene at 11:80 o'clock this morning.
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Montana
House of Representatives
Key
McLeod
Cascade
Mop
Sam] Spiegel
Ht. B.A Wilet
Wold Eliminnte
Mercod
Dilla
Wall Street Gains Capped by Unease Over European War Ties
Wall Street's nerves eased slightly as foreign markets firmed and prices rebounded after a rough session. Early gains faded near midday as London Paris Amsterdam closed, with traders attributing activity to European tensions and rumors from Germany.
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New York
Wall Street
Europe
Stock Exchange
Priess
London
Paria
Amsterdam
Minority Report on Compensation Act Carries Day
A Senate vote of 27 to 24 killed a bill repealing parts of the workmen’s compensation act allowing private insurers for workmen. The minority opposed passage, led by Baker and Ratnson, with support from Montgomers Sworelo and Murphy. Debate centered on private carriers’ impact on business and future implications.
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Mulholland
Sliver Tow
Baker
Dawkon
Rat Nson
Phillips
Pelvata
Burka
Yellowstone
Robinson
Payps
Plao
Cost Skeptic Bets $10 On Stove Air Draft Claim
A newspaper item notes an Indiana furniture factory worker, Ebner Winterege Jr., testing a theory about furnace drafts. He allegedly placed a bill in a house room near the furnace to prove the inward airflow claim, but an irate coworker allegedly carried it away.
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Skeptic
Ind
Ebner Winterege, Jr
Winter Oak
Perkins Demands Immediate Hearing On Impeachment
Washington reports Representative Perkins urged an immediate hearing by the House on impeachment actions involving Welfare and Information officials. The push targets Miss Parkin, and J. L. Moulting, with claims of high crimes and impeachable conduct amid broader calls for accountability and transparent proceedings.
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Washington
Wana Cobhiet
Froye Serrelary
Tahir Francen Perkins
Senate relief debate mirrors budget clash in Washington
Washington faces a heated Senate debate over relief needs as economy advocates challenge administration figures. A proposed $250 million cut to WPA funding looms, with partisan forecasts on who would lose benefits by June. The Senate and House differed on figures for February through June and tied reductions to cold weather months with a future option for more funding if needed.
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Washington
Senate
W.V.A
Scasiar McKalle
Ronnevelt
Wupa
Pebrueary
Miss Hobbins and Baird Harris Married in New York
New York January 24 1944 Misa Ace Nobbing daughter of Mr and Mrs Jamies Runsell Hobbins of Butte Montana and Mrs Baird Harris of Lakeland Florida and New York were married today at Mt Athanasius church The bride's father a vice president of Anaconda Copper Mining company gave her in marriage The bridegroom son of Mr and Mrs A B Harris of Lakeland is Latin American representative for IBM He was attended by his brother Herbert E Harris of Raleigh NC as best man
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New York
Misa Ace Nobbing
Ales
Jamies Runsell Hobbins
Butte
Mont
MA. Baird
Harris
Lakeland
Fla
Mt. Bartholomew's Church
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Meg
A.B Harris
Lakerland
International Business Machines Corporation
Herbert E. Harris
Raleigh, N. C
Husband of Hope Hampton Shot in Mysterious Circumstances
New York January 24 The husband of Hope Hampton Jules Trulatour a wealthy New Orleans born magnate was shot in his Park Avenue apartment and taken to hospital where doctors reported a possible accidental discharge while cleaning a rifle Police questioned Mrs Hampton who said she did not know what happened to the gun The chauffeur Joseph Carberry and other staff told police of a licensed revolver ownership and hospital records showed a .32 caliber slug was removed from the victim Investigations continue with police seeking the weapon and questioning witnesses to establish the exact circumstances of the shooting
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New York
Jules Trulatour
Bush
Rex Volver
Carl Theablad
Mian Hampton
Hrulatour
Tor
Hermann Fischer
Lower Hill Hospital
Policn
Miss Hampton
He Brulatour
Thomas Lenanan
Guo
Joseph Carberry
Brulatour
Lenehan
Lanabes
Carberry
Bru- Jatout Lome
Frederick Bryant
Meet Dental
Asistant
J. Kear
Tie Devestt Aktion
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