Britain pressures to keep Spain peace with France and Russia
Britain signals it will press to uphold the European nonintervention in Spain after a cabinet meeting. In Madrid insurgents defend a government assault while a naval shelling by a rebel warship hits Castellon de la Plana, killing seven and wounding thirty in the central plaza.
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Ena
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Europe
France
Soviet Russia
Italy
Britain
Spain
Madrid
vPi
Felux
Castellon de la Plana
Valencia
Test Many Crops for Water Check Test Many Crops for Water Check
A U S A department of agriculture station near Coshocton conducts a long term water and soil study. W D Ellison leads gauges and devices to measure infiltration runoff and erosion on private fields. The experiment aims to determine soil and water conservation practices over three to five years.
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Lee Colburn
Associated Press
Coshocton
China
U. S. Department of Agriculture
W. D. Ellison
Little Mill Creek
Eilison
Badonere
Moore
Jo Rala
Ellison
Unites
Converted to enter the kingdom of heaven quote
A religious phrase echoes scripture urging conversion as a path to heaven, referencing Matthew 18 3 and invoking a moral directive. The archaic wording frames a doctrinal exhortation.
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Ant
Kingdom of Heaven
Matthew
Turned Brown By Brown Turner Turned Brown By Brown Turner
KNOXVILLE Tenn A man with nothing else to do his dust figured that sixty million years Ago there was nothing on earth that resembled a bug not even a boll weevil. If he'd searched a little further he might have found out there wasn't such a thing as congresses supreme courts or taxes on cigarettes. Also fin mortgages relief agencies horses and buggies Dr Townsends and Father Coughlins. But fishing must have been darned good because that was before seins and dynamite and traps were invented. See where I pol ta po to Texas pretty soen.
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Tenn
Earth
Congresses
Supreme Courts
Dr. Townsends
Father Coughlins
Texas
State to Repair Blevins Highway
The State Highway Department approves a project to re shape and re gravel the Hope Blevins highway No 22. Work begins in about two weeks. C G Thomas district maintenance engineer announces that 16 2 miles from Hope to Blevins will be reshaped and 43 miles gravelled in spots at a total cost of 3203 dollars.
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Hope-Blevins
C. G. Thomas
Hope
Blevins
Thomas
Narcotics Photographs Sketch Hidden Personalities
An Associated Press report from State College describes a new microphotography method by Dr Mary L Willard at Penn State for identifying narcotics. By magnifying 200 times, drugs like caffeine, strychnine, cocaine, quinine, morphine reveal unique crystal or leaflike shapes, enabling rapid fingerprinting for crime scenes and analytical chemistry.
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Howard W. Blakesler
Associated Press Service
State College
Greta Garbo
Chick Gable
Uyin
Pennsylvania State College
Mary L. Willard
al Loch
Guony Sack Problem in Self Sufficiency Drive
A fragmentary report notes Japanese experts guiding a young state toward economic independence by replacing traditional gunny sacks made from Indian jute with hemp derived bags from a Russian plant. The aim is to blunt adverse import dependence and boost local production and self sufficiency.
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Mudkien
Manchaukwu
Levi Te
Lightning Strikes Five Lines Crippling City Service
A storm Tuesday night knocked out electric service in Wards One and Four as five power lines were struck. Crews worked until 4 a.m. to restore service while street lights were pulled for safety. Dozens of structures suffered damage across DeAnn and Hempstead county, with farms losing crops and two hogs killed.
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Municipal Water & Light Plant
DeAnn
Hempstead
Fruit & Truck Branch
George Samuels
O'Steen
Earl Latshaw
Hope
Ship Wins Fight With Fire at Sea Near Hawaii
Honolulu dispatch reports the motor ship Fijian battling a Pacific fire that was contained after most crew fled to life boats. A blast in the forward section seriously injured two Chinese crewmen of 30, with a Coast Guard revived message noting the danger and a separate rescue effort by a salvage crew.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
Pacific
Fijian
Coast Guard
Mind Your Manners Quiz On Social Etiquette
Question prompts test knowledge of polite conduct with answers on recognition, criticizing others, discussing personal matters, knocking before entering, and lending items. The material emphasizes discretion and respect for private property in everyday interactions.
Sunrise Easter Union Service Planned At Hope High
A one hour Sunrise Service on Easter Sunday will be held at the Hope high school athletic field starting at 6 a.m. Organized by local laymen and supported by most churches, ministers will lead. Transportation via school buses begins 5:30 a.m. from grade schools. carpooling encouraged. If weather turns foul, the service moves to the heated high school auditorium. Roy Anderson chairs arrangements. officials forecast the largest union service in Hope.
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Union
Hope
Roy Anderson
Mexico Smart to Take Trotzky in Mexico Smart to Take Trotzky in
President Cardenas invited Leon Trotsky to reside in Mexico, a move observers view as foresighted. The article notes four political outcomes: silencing Soviet-leaning unions, refuting Moscow influence claims, affirming asylum policy, and boosting confidence in the regime. Trotsky remains quiet, focusing on his documentary work and his planned inquiry into the Moscow trials.
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J. PR. McKnight
Associated Press
Mexico City
Cardenas
Leon Trotsky
Mexico
Confederation of Workers of Mexico
Russia
Lis
Trotky
Trotsky
Princeton Head Decries Roosevelt Court Plan
President Harold W. Dodds of Princeton University condemns the Roosevelt court plan as an authoritarian first step. He testifies before the Senate Judiciary Committee amid claims the Roosevelt objectives could be met without altering the court or constitution. He says Roosevelt seeks to control judicial opinions and urges state law for child labor products.
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Washington
Harold W. Dodds
Princeton University
Roosevelt Court
Dodd
Senate Judiciary Committee
Wheeler
Montana
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
LaGuardia Nears End Of First Term In 1930s News Voice
Fiorella LaGuardia, mayor of New York, faces the end of his first four-year term amid sharp anti fascist stances and sharp remarks about Hitler. The article depicts him as a colorful, restless figure with a mix of legal experience and wartime service, unsure about future federal posts, and ready to run again.
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Pat McGrady
Associated Press
New York
Fiorella H
Inanco
Stalian
Henry
LaGuardia
City Hall
Hutler
Hitler
Hithee
LaGuardia Int International
Chamber of Horriers
Ava City
Roosevelt
Cotton Opens and Closes Higher in New Orleans
New Orleans cotton opened on Wednesday at 13.85 and closed at 13.96 dollars per ton. Spot cotton trading shows activity with demand noted for futures and physical sales.
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New Orleans
Stolen Truck Recovered in Los Angeles
Deputy Sheriff Reginald Bearden said a pickup stolen Tuesday from Earl Dudley near Rocky Mound was found abandoned in downtown Little Rock Tuesday afternoon. The vehicle, undamaged except for a torn ignition, was recovered after a radio broadcast and two patrolmen spotted it.
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Reginald Bearden
Earl Dudley
Rocky Mound
Little Rock
Bearden
Ford Warned by Vast Labor Body
Detroit crowds near Cadillac Square loom large as Homer Martin of United Automobile Workers warns Henry Ford to prepare for organized labor. He claims tens of thousands attend, cites sit-down strike issues, supports Roosevelt’s court plan, and predicts rapid union growth to 900,000 within a year while vowing action to secure workers’ rights.
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Detroit
Mich
Cadillac Square
Homer Martin
United Automobile Workers of America
Henry Ford
Fred W.frahm
Martin
Roosevelt
Supreme Court of the United States
United States
Bridge and gas tax cut bills veto planned
Governor Bailey said he will veto the Harris Boyers bridge measure and the Milum gas tax cut plan. He argued the bills are invalid and would threaten state credit, citing the gasoline tax diversion ban and current bond refinancing efforts. About 24 residents attended a public hearing on the proposals.
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Little Rock
Bailey
Congressman Seeks Probe Of HOLC Shreveport Office
Representative Overton Brooks of Louisiana demanded an investigation into the Shreveport branch of the Home Owners Loan Corporation. He accused local institutions of bad loans and claimed political appointments influence the office. Brooks cited alleged nepotism and questioned foreclosure rates in the past six months.
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Washington
Overton Brooks
Shreveport
Home Owners Loan Corporation
Brooks
Paul B. Habans
New Orleans
A. M. Leary
Michigan Solon Tells Congress of Alleged Strike Settlement
Michigan Democrat Rabaut told the House that the Chrysler Detroit strike had been settled and a formal announcement would come at 3 p.m. He cited information from financial circles and Senate sources said Roosevelt would meet leaders for discussion on the sit-down strike when returning from Warm Springs, but no official confirmation was available midafternoon.
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Rabaut
Michigan
House
Detroit
Senate
Roosevelt
Warm Springs
Slot Machines in State Are Banned
Hot Springs felt the impact of a new order as officers moved to close gambling venues including bingo. State police were instructed to confiscate slot machines, with reports of dice tables seized in El Dorado and raids leading to closures across eastern Arkansas.
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Hot Springs
Albright
Arkansas
el Dorado
Russia Faces Hard Start for Auto Industry in 1937
Report surveys the Soviet automobile sector as output lags behind the 1937 plan. The Holotoff factory at Gorky underperforms, with daily car production around 30 versus a goal of 44 after an abrupt cut. Authorities blame administrative issues, wrecking trials, and the 1936 speed‑up, while some suggest renewed American help. A San Francisco fishing club maintains a long pier in Francia Bay.
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Gorky
Ford
Dearborn
Russia
Itslef
United States
San Francia Bay
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