Negrin Authorized to Form New Cabinet in Civil War
Spain's sixth civil war government formation moves forward as Negrin, former treasury minister, is authorized to assemble a new cabinet. Basque Loyalists clash with insurgents 10 miles east of Bilbao as fighting intensifies on Biscay heights.
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Spain
Juan Negrin
Treasury
Bilbao
Valencia
Day Negrin
Spadi
Maruel Avene
Francoise Large Caballero
Neyerttn
Dutrister
Diego Martines Barrie
Conress
Biscargi
Girl Slain Brother Slashed in Brookhaven
A six year old girl was slain Sunday in Brookhaven New York. Her reportedly injured brother was found wandering near the scene with a deep scalp wound and a slashed throat. Police, led by Margaret Savin, searched near the woods as the boy whispered fragments of a name and described two men before slipping into illness. The investigation focuses on identifying the assailant as officers piece together the boy’s memory and the scene.
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Brookhaven
N. Y
Jimmy
Margaret Savin
Suumbit
Abd
Butcher Blute
Joe
Advised to Obtain Security Numbers for Workers
Lil McDonald region director urges eligible workers living in Kansas City to apply promptly for Social Security account numbers to speed wage records for old-age benefits under the Social Security Act. Post Office Department notes quick processing, with average 10 days from filing to receive a number, as plans push for nationwide applications through 100 offices after June 30.
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Lil McDonald
Region TX
Dierks
Kansas City
Moneday
Post Office Department
Daddstey
Jame
de- Warren
Wadie
Socil Security
Social Security Board
Counury
la MeBonuht
McDonald
Turned Brown By Brown Turner
Longview Texas report notes the Amer ican Heel Cross laments funds for cab work in a war zone while fearing scams by Spaniards and planning scarce supplies such as bandages and iodine for those fighting. It references converting efforts and concerns over paying for essentials amid conflict.
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Longview
Texas
American Heel Cross
Branco
Broadway Tourists Rally At Hope Oklahoma
A 60 car motorcade met by Mayor Albert Graves in Hope gathered at city hall with the Hope Boys Band to escort Broadway of America delegates to Memphis for a convention. H. W. Stanley of Dallas urged a $25,000 ad campaign to save the Broadway route amid port-of-entry issues.
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Debemies
Memphis
Hope
Albert Graves
Fulton
Hope City Hall
Graves
Hope Boys
T. S. Cornelius
Max Cox
Gus Bernier
Sid Bunely
H. W. Stanley
Dallas
America
New York
Pacific Coast
Stanley
New Mexico
Arizona
Texas
Entity
Mind Your Manners on Commencement Etiquette
Advice column on proper commencement decorum. It covers cap removal, gown colors, avoiding left-side mortar board alterations, velvet robes, and proper congratulations. Includes sample phrases and etiquette guidance for graduates, families, and guests.
Governor Lehman Calls Conference On Brockelhurst
Albany reports Governor Lehman agreed to arbitrate the travel claims of Texas Arkansas Illinois and New York over custody of Lester Brockelhurst an alleged three state killer. A conference with contesting states officials was set for Monday at Poughkeepsie. Local authorities prepared to press illegal possession charges against Brockelhurst and his companion Bernice Felton as Illinois Texas and Arkansas seek jurisdiction for murder and related crimes attributed to him.
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Albany
N.Y
Herbert Lehman
Texas
Arkansas
Tlinois
New York
Lester Brockelhurst
Pen
Pougikeepsie
Hlinois
Eheim
Rockford
Eli Gellert
Justice of the Peace
Secley A. Johnson
Dover Plains
Brockelhurst
Bernice Felton
Mllnois
Alybin Theander
Jack Griffith
Fort Worth
Victor Gates
Little Rock
Gellert
Southern Pine to Make Newsprint
In Hot Springs Arkansas publishers gather for the Southern Newspaper Publishers Association 35th annual convention. James E. Chappell predicts southern pine newsprint will be in operation in the southwest next year and first southeast print soon, aiming to curb high prices and diversify supply. The SNPA expands with a Dallas office and closer ties to the Texas NPA.
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Hot Springs
Ark
James E. Chappell
Southern Newspaper Publishers’ Association
South
United States
Canada
Chappell
Birming- Wa
Ali, News
Aue-Herald
Southern Pine
Southeast
SNPA
Dallas
Texas Npa
Death Asked for Mother's Slayer
Dynel O'Regan asked Monday that Chadys Mebaright and Deak Wighman be held for trial in the case involving the murder of a mother's child. The request seeks to charge the two men with involvement in the death and to keep them in custody for prosecution.
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Jershy City
Twelve Counties Plan Soil Survey Visits To Hope
Inquiries to the Hope soil conservation office show large farmer groups from twelve adjoining counties will visit Hope on Friday in May for tours of the erosion control project. County agents will lead about 40 farmers to headquarters to view features such as strip crops, terracing, contour cultivation, and woodland management, with demonstrations at multiple farms.
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Hope Soil Conservation Office
Hope
Paul N. Eddieman
Honard
J. I. Goodbar
J. M. Fuller
Jala Ridwhill
Leg Collier
O. F. Ruggles
C.F. Baker
W. A. Hall
Craig Rosborough
W.N. Mullins
The
Soil Conservation Service
117 Are Killed in Highway Crashes
A report by the Association of American Railroads shows 117 killed in highway and rail incidents during the week. The tally includes multiple school bus, train, and auto crashes across several states, with Alabama through Vermont reporting varied daily totals.
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Associated Press
Vertout Express
Foir
Hamilton
Olin
Theo
Tilhea
Yonkers
Nnn
Kingston
N. C
Association of American Railroads
Washington
Alabama
Arkansis
Avivona
California
Delaware
Plavidie
Idle
Minwis
India
Kansias
Massachusetts
Michigan
Nebraska
New Jersey
New York
Nupth Chugh
Carolinga
Util
Virginia
Wael
Quadruplets Born Sunday All Die in Montreal
All four quadruplets born Sunday night to Mrs. Paul Martel died by Monday morning in Montreal. The first two deaths, a boy and the only girl, occurred within nine hours of birth at a local hospital, with two more boys dying later that day.
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Montreal
Canada
Paul Martel
School Directors May Not Be Sued
Attorney General Jack Holt advised Hope School Board president J. P. Duffie that school districts or directors were not liable for damages caused by school bus operation. He said districts are state agencies and the state is not subject to suit.
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Little Rock
Jack Holt
J. P. Duffie
Hope School Board
Holt
Man Offered Eye Care Promises at a Shop
Tom Storley, a woodshop worker, follows a string of eye care temptations after dust affects his sight. A visitor pushes him to see doctors nationwide. a first set of glasses costs 15 and later a specialist warns of cataract. A quick $3 procedure is proposed to remove the cataract without surgery, with risks implied.
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Tom Storley
Sam
Dean
Tom
Dartor
Hove
Noo
Buster
Ton
Mme
Jiken
Black man Held in Home Brew Raid in Hope
Hope police raided a Black resident’s home on a weekend, finding about 30 bottles of home brewed beer and a capping machine. Fred Scott, charged with incident and battery for allegedly striking a Black woman, Josie Sanders, faces further charges. Police also arrested nine Black people for gaming and four others for drunkenness over the weekend. hearings are set in municipal court Tuesday.
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Hope
Fred Scott
Scott
Josie Sanders
Pokce
John W. Ridghill
Die Lo
Washington
Logan of Kentucky Predicts Adoption by the Committee
Senator Logan of Kentucky announces plans to offer substitutes to the Roosevelt court bill and predicts the senate judiciary committee will reach a Tuesday agreement on appointing one justice per year. He favors raising retirement age to 75 and expects favorable reporting alongside a cap on appointments.
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Washington
Logan
Kentucky
Senate Judiciary Committee
50 Are Killed in Jap Ship Explosion
A boiler explosion aboard a Japanese ship at Hong Kong waterfront killed about 50 people and scattered bodies over a wide area near the Oriental time quay late Monday night.
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Hong Kong
China
Italy bars British press after Mussolini clash
Rome reports a shift in Italian policy placing a lid on anti British attacks. New instructions ban aggressive rhetoric in foreign papers and curb reprinting anti British polemics. Italy also bans most British newspapers, recalls Italian London correspondents and expels one British journalist.
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Rome
Haly
Great Britain
Benito Mussolini
Boycett
Coronation News
Italy
London
Spain
Failure to Take Oath Costs Office in Helena
The Arkansas Supreme Court ruled that a Helena Street Improvement District board member who failed to take the oath of office effectively declined the appointment. The decision upheld a Phillips County ruling supporting the removal of H. E. Hickey from the Helena district board. Malaria battle in India hinges on new plant-based mosquito control method.
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Little Rock
Arkansas Supreme Court
Helena Street Improvement District Board
Phillips
Helena City
H. E. Hickey
City of
Helena
Cotton closes steady as futures slip on Monday
New Orleans markets report cotton closing down 11 to 14 points while July opens at 12.61 and ends near 12.93. The market remains quiet with slight declines across mid and lower grades as buyers hold back and prices slip.
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New Orleans
Dow
Jhly
Sper
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Elliott Roosevelt
Ruth Chandler Roosevelt
Claude Stuart Hammock
United States Supreme Court
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Yi Corps
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