Rebels Seize Spanish Morocco Amid Turmoil and Fires
Reports say rebellious forces have taken control of Spanish Morocco with military officials curbing public services after clashes that left several dead. Travelers from Arzila Larache and Tetouan note censorship as strikes rise in Larache while Madrid-linked authorities warn of unrest spreading toward Cadiz Seville and Barcelona.
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Casabllanca
Moroco
Ures
Spain
Spanish
Morocco
Lia
Arzila
Elksar
Larin
Ministry of the Interior
Madrid
Fish Capital
Larache
Morrom
Cadiz
Seville
Burgos
Barcelona
Jose Calvelo
Nish
Tangier
Melillia
Hhe Frontier
Conspiracy Case Deliberations Reported In Puerto Rico
Pedro Al Campos and seven co defendants face a conspiracy case to overthrow the United States government in Puerto Rico. Prosecutor Amos Woodcock said the Nationalists recruited 40,000 with machetes daggers and rifles and believed universal service was needed for national defense. The jury's deliberation continued with the case tied to the Harvard educated Izu Campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juan
P. R
Pedro al Campos
Puerto
Amos
WV. Woodcock
United States Prohibition
Prosejon
Naalist
Izu
United States
Townsend Plan Deemed Not Feasible By Norman Thomas
Norman Thomas, Socialist candidate, told the Townsend convention in Cleveland that the Townsend plan cannot work and no capitalist system alternative offers economic security. He critiqued the transactions tax proposed to fund a $200 monthly pension for those over 60 and urged rallying diverse groups to pursue a new order. The event followed high emotion from Gerald L. K. Smith and Gomer Smith defending a Wright suit over Townsend funds. Thousands donated cash and pledges as delegates crowded the platform.
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Cleveland
Townsend
Norman Thomas
Francis E. Townsend
Thomas
Gerald L. K. Smith
Gomer Smith
Smiths
Dr. Townsend
A. A. Wright
Bonus Payments Slowing Up To Surprise Of Officials
Three law firms representing Cabarrus Bank and Trust as co-guardian of Anne Cannon Reynolds II will share 10 percent of the net estate proceeds from Z. Smith Reynolds. Judge John H. Clements will sign the order next week. net estate around 10.5 million dollars. Authorities note bonds issued for veterans’ bonuses see cash payments decline, risking budget revisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem
Cabarrus Bank and Trust Company
Anne Cannon Reynolds II
Z. Smith Reynolds
John HH. Clements
Forsyth County Superior Court
W. H. Beckerdite
Concord
N. C
Cansler
General Plans To Crush Opposition In China
Nanking reports say Chiang Kai-Shek plans to permanently crush southern opposition to the central government. General Chen Chi-Tang, head of troops in rebellious Kwangtung, sent emissaries to bow before Nanking while requesting Chiang not name General Yu Han-Mou as co-commander of the northern thrust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nanking
China
Chiang Kai-Shek
Chen Chi-Tang
Kwangtung
Yu Han-Mou
Governor Silent On Naming Judge in 15th District
Governor Ehringhaus said he had received no formal recommendations to fill the vacancy created by Judge John M. Oglesby's death in Concord. He noted several names may be recommended but declined to name them. A formal recommendation is expected soon and a decision will be announced as quickly as possible.
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Greensboro
Ehringhaus
15Th Judicial District
John M. Oglesby
Concord
Nine Die as Train Hits Auto at Dundee Crossing
Nine people perished when a passenger train struck their automobile at a Dundee Michigan crossing. The wreck hurled bodies into the Raisin River and left a witness, Frances Bowman, describing the horror. Victims included Harry Schuster and his family from Pennsylvania, plus Frances Bowman, and the Pisano family. The accident occurred shortly after the relatives left a nearby home.
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Dundee
Mich
Raisin River
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Harry Schuster
Farrell
Sorvarez
Vina
Anna
Sandiva Jean
Sam Pisano
Wheatsend
Lena
Betty
Mary
Frances Bowman
Carl Schuster
Secon
Harry Sehuaste
Ane
Edward Butler Named Head of North Carolina Young Democrats
J Edward Butler of Morganton won the presidency of the North Carolina Club of Young Democrats at the annual convention on first ballot with 177 votes over James A Abernethy of Lincolnton and George L Hundley of Thomasville. Mae Oliver of Sanford was elected vice president and other officers were named. Dr Ralph W McDonald of Winston Salem won the Democratic gubernatorial nomination bid.
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Greensboro
J. Edward Butler
Morganton
North Carolina Club of Young Democrats
James A. Abernethy
Lincolnton
George L. Hundley
Thomasville
Butler
Abernethy
Hundley
Miss Mae Oliver
Sanford
John Long
Iredell County
Rotary
William Wellings
Smithfield
J. T. Gresham, Jr
Warsaw
George C. Brown
Ralph W. McDonald
Winston-Salem
Morganton Politically Pair Share Street Fronts
Morganton residents note a small political world as J Ed Butler leader of the Young Democrats and U Riddle Jr head of the Young Republicans live three doors apart. Beatrice Cobb and Frank Patton also reside on the same street, linking party leaders locally.
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Morganton
North Carolina
Young Democrats
Young Republicans
J. Ed Butler
The
U. Riddle, Jr
Beatrice Cobb
Frank C. Patton
U. S. Senate
Butler
Riddle
Miss Cobb
Patton
Convention hall entry sparked by a friend's suggestion
Fragmentary note describes someone entering a convention hall at a friend's urging. The sentence lacks other named entities, dates, or clear outcomes.
Paralysis Reports Trigger Health Drive Across Three States
Health officials report four deaths and 15 new infantile paralysis cases in Alabama Tennessee and Mississippi raising totals to 212 cases and 13 deaths. Tennessee records three deaths and four new cases for 33, Alabama one more death and 168 cases Mississippi two new cases total 11. Public functions halted in affected Alabama areas with travel restrictions advised.
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Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Tennessee
Mississippi
W. C. Williams
J. N. Baker
Giles
Lawrence County
Hattiesburg
Iss
Fires Too Much For This Jailer
COEBURN VA July 18 Fires on consecutive nights proved too much for Jailer G B Clay. He was aroused from sleep two nights in a row to combat blazes at the Coeburn jail. Clay said prisoners started the fires to escape. Last night he left buckets of water in each cell and warned inmates to put out the blaze or he would go to bed. There were no fires last night.
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Coeburn
G. B. Clay
Clay
Drought Relief 10 to Be Extended to Western States
R G Tugwell resettlement administrator commands immediate extension of drought relief. He orders 664000 farmers and dependents to be covered at once and directs agencies to deploy resources nationwide in Virginia Kentucky Tennessee South Carolina Alabama Georgia Oklahoma Missouri Nebraska Kansas and western Wisconsin. He calls drought victims a serious and urgent need.
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R. G. Tugwell
Tugwell
Virginia
Kentucky
Tennessee
South Carolina
Alabama
Georgia
Oklahoma
Missouri
Nebraska
Kansas
Wisconsin
Missing British motorship Nunoca Searched In Gulf
Coast Guard air and sea units hunted for the Nunoca nine days after departure from Georgetown Grand Cayman with 21 aboard. Havana reports gave no word as Cuban officials, and crews in Jamaica, British Honduras and Honduras were alerted while Cape San Antonio sightings failed.
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Tampa
Fla
Coast Guard
British West Indies
Havana
Georgetown
Grand Cayman Island
St. Petersburg
Florida West
Cape Sable
Gulf of Mexico
Florida Straits
Cape San Antonio
Cuba
Gulf
West Indies
Jamaica
British Honduras
Honduras
Walter D. Kelly Dies of Heart Attack at 65
Walter D. Kelly a Sampson county representative in the 1935 legislature and a 1937 assembly nominee died of a heart attack at 65. He was a planter and former county highway commissioner and left a widow and one daughter.
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Clinton
Walter D. Kelly
Sampson
Kelly
Cool Showers Bring Relief After Heat Wave
Chicago reports cool showers end a 15 day heat spell across the Midwest easing deaths from heat. Temperatures fell from near 100 to the 70s in Minnesota Wisconsin Michigan and Illinois with showers forecast to continue into the next days while South Dakota Nebraska and Kansas delay relief. Weather officer J R Lloyd notes signs shifted unexpectedly and predicts further cooling with isolated storms.
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Chicago
Minnesota
Michigan
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Illinois
J. R. Lloyd
Dakotas
Sault Ste. Marie
Mich
Charles City
Iowa
Dubuque
Duluth
Minn
la Crosse
Wis
Rapid City
S. D
Lloyd
North Dakota
South Dakota
Kansas
Missouri
Indiana
Startling developments promised in Hamm kidnap trial
In St. Paul on July 18, government witness testimony linked Tom Brown, former St. Paul police chief, as a tip-off man for abductors who received 25 000 dollars. Archie M. Cary, counsel for John Peifer, said Bolton would be central to new evidence, while Sullivan noted no federal charges against Brown were planned.
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ST. Paul
Hamm
Tom, Brown
Archie M. Cary
John Peifer
William Hamm, Jr
Byron Bolton
Cary
Bolton
Brown
St. Valentine's Day
Bugs
Moran
Chicago
U. S
George F. Sullivan
Peifer
Musician Provides Alibi in NYU Co-ed Bru Murder Case
Asheville reports 35 year old violinist Mark Wollner questioned by police about the Helen Clevenger case. He claims an alibi to account for the night of the New York University co-ed’s death.
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Asheville
Mark Wollner
Bru
Helen Clevenger
New York University
Laurence
Wollner
Mildred
Brown
Wollmer
Battery Park
Clevenger
Berlin
Paris
New York
Washington
Florida
Funeral service for slain co ed to be in Ohio
New York July 18 AP report states Helen Clevenger an 18 year old Staten Island student slain in Asheville North Carolina will have funeral services Tuesday in Fletcher Ohio, her family home. Her father Joseph Clevenger will bring the body from Asheville.
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New York
Helen Clevenger
Staten Island
Asheville
N. C
Fletcher
Miami County
Ohio
Joseph Clevenger
Locarno Powers Plan Preliminary London Meeting
Three of the five original Locarno signatories planned a free meeting in London to discuss future arrangements for a larger conference. Britain invited France to send a representative to a preliminary parley next week, with Belgium's response due Monday.
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London
Locarno
Lonneaday
Am Age Resources
Great Britain
France
Belgium
Germany
Italy
Forsyth Hit by Severe Wind and Hail Storm
AP reports a ten mile Forsyth strip northwest of Winston-Salem was badly damaged by a late day wind and hail storm between Old Town and Germanton. Crops and buildings sustained damage with 75 to 80 percent of corn ruined. No casualties were reported.
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Winston-Salem
Forsyth
Here
Old Town
Germanton
D. L. Marshall
Marshall
Turkey Granted Right to Refortify Dardanelles
At Montreux delegates from Great Britain France Russia Japan Turkey Greece Romania Yugoslavia and Bulgaria agreed to a postwar convention to rearm the Straits. The accord grants merchant ships free passage in peace and war with Turkey and limits belligerent naval movements.
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Montreux
Switzerland
Dardanelles
Turkey
Lausanne
Straits
Japan
League of Nations
Great Britain
France
Russia
Greece
Romania
Yugoslavia
Bulgaria
Black Sea
League
Robinson defends agricultural adjustment act at farmers meeting
Senator Joe T. Robinson defended the agricultural adjustment act despite a Supreme Court ruling. He called the act the most important for farmers and said it accomplished its purpose, while noting courts’ decisions are binding yet human and sometimes biased.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
Joe T. Robinson
Supreme Court
Senate
Congress
Robinson
New York
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Angele
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Charlotte
Reynolds
Edward Butler
McDonald
Austria
Duce
Kurt Schuschnigg
Vienna
Ernst Starhemberg
Heimwehr
Schuschnigg
Heimewehr
Resettlement Administrator
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Nightwaterman
Negro Bellhop
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