Bombed Spanish towns as government retaliates in Iberian war
Rebel and government forces clash along the western Estremadura frontier with 20,000 troops. In Badajoz rebels allegedly execute prisoners, while loyalists move to crush rebels in the west. Reports cite attacks near Zaragoza and bombardment of Fort Guadalupe lifting tensions across the Bay of Biscay.
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Associated Press
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Estremadura
Badajoz
Agi Hurilies
Iran
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Zaragoza
France
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Hendaye
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Weather Showers and Cooler Across Regions
Local thunder showers this afternoon or tonight followed by partly cloudy skies. Tuesday brings slightly cooler conditions. Virginia partly cloudy and cooler in south portion with thundershowers this afternoon or tonight. Kentucky partly lands but cooler tonight and Tuesday. Temperatures yesterday and today cover regional readings with daily headings.
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Virginia
Nartit
South Portion
Efforts to Block TVA Start in Chattanooga
A charge that TVA's purpose is to produce and sell electric power not navigation or flood control spurs a legal bid to halt the Chickamauga dam project. The land condemnation suit against Maddox and others alleges TVA unconstitutionality and seeks to challenge the TVA act and its authority to build dams for profit. Judge George Taylor expected to set a hearing date. In Manila Philippines a typhoon in northern Luzon left at least eleven dead and threatened famine.
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Chickamauga
Tennessee Valley Authority
TVA
W. T. Maddox
F. &. Maddox
Ollie Maddox
Tennessee River
George Taylor
Nation to reach near 350 billion in 1936 income forecast
Commerce Department officials forecast a national income for 1936 close to 350 billion dollars balancing outlays for the first time since 1929 if current trends hold. The upturn follows a long decline from 1929 with per capita wages rising, while payrolls and dividends form large parts of income. Continued on page eight.
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Ardery
Wester Washington
Commerce Department
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Iincome Paris
State Will Honor Crockett Memory at Greeneville
Greeneville Tennessee August 1 1930 Attracted by the sesquicentennial celebration of Davy Crockett s birth crowds gathered to read in paper the pioneer s varied career as Indian fighter politician lover and soldier. Hundreds visited the stone shrine marking the cabin birthplace a few miles from town. Afternoon parade featured pioneer carts wagons and vehicles. A dinner was held with Governor Hill McAlister among notables slated to speak.
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Greeneville
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Davy Crockett
Hill McAlister
Storm damage swamps Kingsport area in dawn flood
A severe dawn downpour drenched Kingsport with 65 inches of rain, wrecking McDowell's Studio and nearby stores. Buildings suffered roof and wall collapse, interiors drenched, and Retired owner Mrs. McDonnell estimated losses over 20000. Full remodeling needed as plaster and negatives ruined.
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Linn Street
Mcdowell
M. R. McDonnell
Swains Scan America's List of Girl Bachelors
Americans name three leading heiresses among the most eligible bachelorettes while noting recent gaps in romance. Mary Evizanylummer reports from New York as the feature hints at who they are and what they do, with continued coverage promised.
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Swains
America
Mediton
Ator Yanthey
Mary Evizanethylummer
Associated Press
New York
Ural
Coughlin falls silent after sharp Rooseveltuage remarks in Cleveland
The Rev Charles E Coughlin rests in dejection after an illness that halted his Cleveland address. He renewed his attack on President Roosevelt claiming his advisers mesmerized his intellect. Police guard and Dr George P St OMalley describe exhaustion and emergent illness from planning the National Union convention.
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National Union
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D. Roosevelt
Kerensky
Alf M- Landon
North Dakota
United States
Thomas O'Brien
Union Party
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Mich
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Cleveland Stadium
Chess Board of
Life
Woman's past probed for clues in murder case
Yorkville Aug 17 Investigators turned to Blanche Shrader 35 a Rockford Illinois school teacher to substantiate a theory her death was a murder Sheriff William Meier Kendall County sought to question a Peoria man 1 years her junior to whom she said she was engaged before learning he married a Peoria girl six days earlier Her fully clothed body was found in shallow Fox River water The coroner noted no water in lungs and possible violence including a temple abrasion Her automobile and cosmetics were used with care before she left home for a ride last seen alive near Lookout Overlook, Mrs Jennie Felder said she met her at a railroad depot
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Blanche Shrader
Rockford VI
Shrader
Fox River
Cor- EL
Tern Sisia
Miss Shrider
Ast River
Meiergait
George Shrader
Jennie Felder
Aurors
Auditors Begin Work on Scott School Records
Auditors from T Coleman Andrews and Company began a five year special audit of Scott County School Board records from 1931 to the end of the previous fiscal year. The firm pledged to report irregularities or law violations to the Scott County Board of Supervisors. Another auditor was checking county teacher amounts as a writ of mandamus seeks funds for the county share of school aeration during the term. Next hearings set in Carter court on writ and demurrer.
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Richmond
Kingsport
Gate City
Va. Ave
Scott County Board of Supervisors
T. Coleman Andrews and Company
Stott County School Board
Rosca
Tinhe
Stott County
Tucze v. T. Carlier
Grand Jury Gets Clevenger Case In Asheville
Asheville N C Aug 17 UP Solicitor Zeh V Nettles presented two bills of indictment to Buncombe county grand jury charging Martin Moore with murder and first degree burglary in the death of Helen Clevenger The grand jury foreman Oscar Brown received the indictments and recessed Sheriff Laure announced he would call only two or three of more than thirty witnesses summoned for today The hotel room stay of July 16 involving a Petite New York University co ed from Staten Island N Y was part of the investigation
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Ry Din B.sabspig
Ted Bross
Wester
Asheville
N.C
Zeh V. Nettles
Combe County
Martin Moore
Helen Clevenger
Oscar Brown
Laure
Brown
Toda
New York University
Staten Island
N.j
Nude body found in Chicago hotel room shocks police
Chicago detectives arrest Claude P. Davis, 18, and hold two women as they pursue a theory that a black prowler killed Mary Louise Trammell, a 24 year old former Knoxville stenographer. The body was found in the State hotel room of her husband Tyanns Trammell, who made the grim discovery. Evidence includes bloody fingerprints, a dropped notebook, and a shoeprint on a window sill. The case follows two earlier hotel killings of women in Chicago.
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Chicago
Mary Louise Trammell
Claude P. Davis
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Cretiy
Sergt
James Colaman
Davis
Knoxville
Tenna
Tyanns
State Hotel
Victor Schlaeger
Trammell
Grand Trunk Railroad
Michigan
John Ben
Lillian Guild
Attleboro
Massa
W.ga
Florence Thompson Castle
Devonshire Hotel
James Thompson
Thomas Starr
Audrey Vallette
Near North Side
Rising food prices forecast amid drought measures
Washington reports forecast of higher prices for basic foods as army and agriculture officials study mitigation for drought impacts. Secretary Wallace weighs a 10 million dollar seed purchase to secure next year’s planting. Army quarters expect up to 2 percent price rise by spring and CCC food purchases to match army diets. A Thornwell study proposes moving 59,000 western plains families to relieve drought pressure.
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Army
Wallace
Fanny
Civilian Conservation Corps
Agriculture Department
C. W Thornweile
University of Oklahoma
Western Plains
Boy regains hearing after surgery in Milwaukee River tale
Carl Thelin, long deaf since infancy, regains the ability to hear following an operation on July 24. His mother reveals he found the sound of water lapping under a bridge most pleasant, and he now describes speech as a jabber box.
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Associated Press
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Fn Gye
Carl Thelindy
Beeneath
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Teagan
Gost
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