US Woman Wounded in Spanish Fighting Related to Tampa Editor
An American woman identified as Mrs Fernido Gallardo daughter of Colours Dr. McKay editor of the Tampa Evad Timur was wounded in northern Spain and moved to safety in Madrid embassy officials said. In Madrid the leftist Spanish republic pressed a purge against suspected fascist foes and garrison towns San Roque and La Linea fell as government forces moved to quell insurgent holdouts.
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Marsh to Speak in Hempstead County Campaign
Neill C. Marsh, candidate for Congress, will speak in Hempstead County Friday to aid his campaign. He will give three addresses at 10 a.m. in Washington, 1 p.m. in Patmos, and 3 p.m. at Hope city hall steps. Marsh, an El Dorado attorney, faces Wade Kitchens of Magnolia, who has led a speaking campaign in Hempstead during the early weeks.
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Arkansas
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Hempstead
Washington
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Wade Kitchens
Magnolia
Lemke Coughlin and Smith Labeled Fascists in Speech
In New York the socialist nominee Thomgus Thomas or Thomas named Lemke Coughlin Gerald Smith and Townsend as near fascist copies in a speech. He argued socialism opposes capitalism and ridiculed claims Roosevelt or Mgr Lighton back fascism.
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Caesar Townsend
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Roosevelt
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War Dept Sets Flood Project Survey Funds
Washington reports the Department of War allocated 1030 to survey seven flood control projects under the oma thus program approved in the latest session. Funds cover detailed planning for projects across Eastern and Western states. Leavenworth inmate Alvin Karpis begins life sentence for Williams kidnapping conspiracy after entering Leavenworth federal penitentiary. Father Baker, Lackawanna’s longtime priest known for aid to the poor, dies at age advanced after long illness.
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Washington
Department of War
Crowded Nashville Peach Festival Amid Delays and Detentions
Nashville drew a large crowd for the Peach Festival with delays as Governor Futrer was detained in Little Hook and Senator Robingan faced a late arrival due to transport issues. A public program including a street parade and queen coronation proceeded in the Highland district while Karl Lace reports unopposed for re election and notes Hope as a stop on his return from Nashville where he mourned.
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Joe To Robinson
Karl Lace
Hope
Nashville
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Cam
Paxe
Aimee
Highland
Wis
Highway Engineers to Go for Ashley
Little Rock Arkansas Gazette reports that the Engineering Division plans to collect campaign contributions from department employees for Senator John C. Ashley, endorsed by Governor Futrell. A proposed schedule taxes 10 to 25 percent of monthly salaries, with noncompliance labeled as disloyalty, potentially raising four to five thousand dollars from about 150 workers.
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Futrell
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Gazette
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Highway Department
Employes
Nevada County Campaign Clash in Rosston Rally
In Nevada county politics a rally at Rosston drew a crowd as B. T. Weaver and J. W. Bradley sparred in the county judge race while J. B. Silvey and Edward B. Bryson led a representative contest. Other candidates touted qualifications ahead of the Democratic primary.
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Bradley
Nevada County
Leonard Ellis
Rosston
Nevada
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Incambeot
J. W. Bradley
J. B. Silvey
Edward B. Bryson
Dropped from Olympic Team Over Home Sickness
Berlin report states two youth boxers from the American Olympic squad were withdrawn due to home-sickness. Officials cited desire to stay closer to home as the reason, with unconfirmed speculation about other factors.
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Germany
Church of New York
Tawell King of
Dextrait
Tropical Storm Aims Toward Florida West Coast
A tropical storm moved along the extreme southern Florida coast during the night with minor damage reported. The system showed signs of recurving toward the Florida west coast, with potential intensification toward hurricane strength as it heads inland.
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Florida
Turned Brown By Brown Turner MEMPHIS
Tens special report notes business activity rising nationwide including the U S Chamber of Commerce. mentions rising living costs in Washington and a political revolt in Spain with prison risk for rebels. Mussellini referenced with land prospects hinted.
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United States Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Spain
Gail Te Ie
Mussellini
100 Peach Pickers Strike in East Arkansas
East Arkansas workers known as 100 Peach Pickers protested for higher wages and picketed local sheds. The action disrupted supply lines as tensions rose over pay and working conditions.
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Arkansas
Record Attendance At University Farm Experiment Station
A new record for the University of Arkansas College of Agriculture Fruit and Truck Branch Experiment Station shows 72,854 attendees over 16 meetings in the last year. Visitors came from 55 Arkansas counties and other states, with an estimated 10,000 additional sightseers not counted. Most visits occurred in June and July, and about 3,000 4-H club members visited from 28 counties, during days studying various agricultural topics.
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GW. Ware
Arkansas
Lost in Lake Disaster Claims 15 Crew Members
CHICAGO. Fifteen members of the crew of 22 on the lake-river barge Material Service were believed drowned early Wednesday after the vessel, carrying 2,500 tons of gravel, ran into choppy water and sank in Lake Michigan near Calumet harbor. Seven crew were rescued, while Captain Charles Brown of Port Huron, Mich. and four others were presumed dead. Had the boat reached harbor, it would have found calmer waters.
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Calumet Harbor
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Port Hugon
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5000 Miles Rural Power Line Build
Washington reports the Rural Electrification Administration has financed 5000 miles of power lines to supply electricity to about 18000 farm homes. Loans and funds total roughly 14 million dollars with more aid forthcoming from the Reconstruction Finance Corporation. Officials say financing is expanding rapidly as projects in several states come online.
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Rural Electrification Administration
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Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Congressman Josh Lee Wins Democratic U.S. Senate Nomination
Oklahoma City report notes a youthful former professor and Representative Josh Lee winning the Democratic U.S. Senate nomination amid years since leaving a state university. The concise item references a connection to Marland and indicates a continuation on page six.
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Okla
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Oklahoma Demeratic U. S
Wyo
State University
Sheriff Bearden and Ward clash in Hempstead County campaign
In Spring Hill on Tuesday candidate Frank Ward criticized Sheriff Jim Bearden over tax receipts delays and alleged misconduct. Ward accused Bearden of excessive drinking and questioned bonds related to a Washington courthouse robbery, while Bearden countered with defense about his records and tax handling.
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Hempstead County
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Frank
Ward
Patmos
Bearden
Sheriffs Office
Ward de Ward
United States
Jim Bearden
Fall Bearden
Hope
Thompson Called Away by Illness of Father
Emory Thompson, candidate for representative, left Tuesday night for White Hall Illinois to visit his ailing father Mr. A. A. Thompson and his mother on the eve of their 50th wedding anniversary. He missed several stump speeches but planned to return Thursday night or Friday to resume the tour.
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White Hall
A. A. Thompson
Bearden Defends Record Amid Drunk Charge and Legal Sights
Bearden cites a two year tally of 130 felony cases with 4 acquittals, 6 convictions, and 119 pleadings guilty, claiming $10,000 savings to the county. He denies a Diamond Cafe drunkenness allegation, recounts attempting to secure a signed statement from the cafe operator, and notes Ward’s attack on his campaign.
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Little Rock
Bearden
de Queen
Patmos
Ward
Diamond Cafe
Griffith
Jarvis
Speaking Schedule for Hempstead and Nevada Counties
Hempstead County lists engagements at Hope Wednesday 7 p.m. at the vitgrnalL and Fulton Thursday 7 p.m. after Columbus Wawesoga. Ozun Saturday 10 a.m. Nevada County itinerary shows July 29 Wednesday 8 p.m. One Bluff Ci and Falcon Thursday 8 p.m. Cale Friday 8 p.m.
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Vitgrnall
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Fulton
Ozun
Nevada County
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