Confusion Over Destroyer Kane Shooting on Spanish Bombers
Report describes a mystery incident near Madrid where American destroyer Kane fired on a bomber, then uncertainty rose about the aircraft's identity and the warnings issued to both Madrid and the rebels. Officials debated how the ship could engage unknown planes yet fail to identify them.
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Preston Grover
Aimer
Washington
State Department
Kane
Te Department
Dramatic WWII Era Arms Sales Seen By State Officials
State department figures show a surge in munitions orders from the Dutch Indies to the United States through last summer. In February 10 dollars worth of orders rose to 146 thousand in June for planes guns and mines, then July shipments continued into 1972, and August spiked to 1.29 million in war planes and machine guns as Spain’s turmoil pressed arms demand. State department officials gave no public explanation, allowing the numbers to speak for themselves.
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Spain
State Department
Remarkable Child Birth and Yosemite Falls Highlight
A child is born with all muscles in place and every muscle fiber formed before birth. In Yosemite National Park, eight waterfalls exceed 900 feet, led by Ribbon Falls at 1,612 feet.
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Yosemite National Park
Drouth shifts political strategy in presidential race
BAYON PRICE reports that the drouth alters campaign dynamics, shifting emphasis from a hoped western battle to securing eastern electoral votes. Hamilton and Roosevelt era critics note relief measures influence voter sentiment, with farmers watching Washington for fast aid as the political calculus changes nationwide.
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Bayon Price
Harean
Preas
Washington
East
West
Naetimamal
Hamilton
Hamiton
Lando Ane Knox
Drouth
Roosevelt
Garner
Clities
Evenung
Republica
Debates On Drought Shape Farm Politics Of 1930s Era
The drought dominates campaign rhetoric as Democrats rally to broaden farm relief. Republicans shift to attack Roosevelt policies tied to scarcity. Cleveland convention spotlighted farmer funding while drought tests candidate Farm views and public sympathy in the race.
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Ote Drouth
Cleveland
Drouth
Mr Roosevelt
Mr. Landan
Associate Carl Wheat Sits in F C C Probe
Associate Carl J. Wheat will sit in the Federal Communications Commission probe of the American Telephone and Telegraph Co. He is credited with achieving many rate reductions in the western states as a result of his work.
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Carl J. Wheat
Federal
Continientishs Commission
Convict Labor in Turkey Is Paid for
Ankara dispatch reports Kamal Ataturk, known as the Grey of Turkey, upholds a policy of paying convicts for their labor. The stern ruler’s program aims to maintain discipline while exploiting penal labor for national projects amid tense domestic governance.
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Turkey
Ankara
Kamal Ataturk
Ataturk
Black Sea
Kizllyrmak
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