Insurgent Troops Break Final Barcelona Barrier
Insurgent forces breach the last defenses around Barcelona as Franconia’s army presses toward the capital. Reports describe heavy engagement along the Llovreadt and Cardona rivers and a chaotic retreat of government troops toward the outskirts.
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Barcelona
Lerda
Syavin
Jaen
Baredora
Llovreadt
Cardona
Jel Bates
Tate Owliele Meyneu
Elise Patthes
Weather Summary From The Wednesday Forecast
Weather report notes generally fair conditions with cold winds and light flurries possible. Expect moderate temperatures with occasional light precipitation and wind shifts later tonight into Thursday morning.
Woman Demands HOLC Receiver in New York
In Brooklyn a 61-year-old council member Contends HOLC lacked authority to operate and seeks appointment of a receiver. She argues Congress did not authorize a federal loan corporation to create a national HOLC, challenging its ownership and governance.
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Tim
Brooklyn Rowe
New York
AL Sraeweer
Ena
Home Owners Loan Corportion
HOLC
Spottt
Council of
Morne
Hopkins to Offer Program Outline
Washington reports outline of Hopkins program presented to the House and Senate committee. Plans discuss aiding fortunes, increasing exports, and cooperative efforts with government. Secretary of Commerce and cooperation with business groups are noted as central to the proposal.
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Hopkins
Business Board of Aims
Queer Case Of Man Who Lived Despite Hanging Confirmed
A historical report recounts a man sentenced to hanging who survived the execution. After delays and legal reviews, his death sentence was commuted to life imprisonment. The incident drew public attention to the case and its controversial outcome.
FDR Proposes Philippines Freedom Delayed to 1940
President Roosevelt asked Congress to back the joint preparatory committee's plan delaying independence for the Philippines from 1946 to 1940. He endorsed gradual extension of U.S. privileges, allowing Manila to adjust to eventual nationhood and trade relations. The American group was led by John Van A. Marv?res, ambassador to Turkey, and Quezon supported the proposal.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Crmaress
Joint
Preparatory Committee On
Philippine Affairs
Philippines
Quezon
United States
Tee
Roosevelh
John van A. MarMueres
Turkey
FDR
Trial Opens in Wisconsin Deputy Murder Case
The trial of former Senteon deputy Whited, charged with the murder of Timilton atop High Knob in November 1986, opened at Wiscefront court. Five witnesses testified before a noon recess. testimony included details from Mrs. Laney and Mrs. Jainey about the scene and officers raiding the High inale area of South County.
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Supethalte
Vidan
Wihmer Whited
Senteon
Timilton
High Knob
Wiscefront
Heroe Lucas
Nerning Quad
Lamey
Chas Laney
Laney
Sully
South County
Jainey
Hushiwit
Hee Shea
HURL CHARGES MISSTATEMENTS OVER WPA BILL
Senate debate on the $725,000,000 relief bill opens as Senator Adams accuses propaganda and misstatements of exaggerating needs. He argues relief funds should be added to the act rather than cut, defending efforts to aid the needy. Army officers present details on proposed funding for equipment and personnel. A separate impeachment inquiry into labor and immigration officials is proposed.
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Washington
Adams
D-Cola
Senate
United States
Roosevelt
House
Colorado
Continuer
Sernaty
Army
Congress
R. M. Beck
Critien
Regulw
National Guard
Frances Boerna
Tabor
Thomis
R-Nd
James E. Hugh
Eling
Gerard D. Reilly
Miss Perkins
Hogh Aling
Reilly
tSee
Bilal
Market steadies as prices rise amid jitters easing
New York stock markets showed signs of recovery from jitters, with the New York Stock Exchange regaining part of yesterday’s losses after London and Paris indicated a subsidence of uneasiness. Notable movers included Allied Aircraft, Westing Electric, Dimon Alice Chemical, Santa Fe Railroad, and Standard Oil of New Jersey.
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Claude A. Jagger
New York
New York Dist Exchange
Westerdas
London Stock Exchange
Paris
Vane
Gethlehen Doughis Aircraft
Westing Electric
Dimon Allice Chemical
Santa
Pilot Refutes Ice Crash Theory Amid Arctic Tragedy
New York dispatch reports Captain M. R. Alderson of the Imperial Airways Cavalier disputes ice caused the seaplane crash. He recalls worse conditions, says cause remains a mystery, notes 39 deaths and 9 life preservers for 15 aboard as rescuers search the Atlantic in a cold, dangerous scene.
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M. R. Alderson
Imperial Airways
Cavalier
Alderson
Miller Virs Aldewon
Donald Miller
Lincoln
Neb
Lene
Fasolaytown
Horichardson
Chapman
Urewater
Last Minute News Flashes From Ohio Corrections and Arrests
Last minute news flashes report guards at a falcrat fecitummatoary freeing fugitives from a prison in Ohio on Saturday. Named prisoners Tommy Hunter of Knoxville Tennessee Wilfred Mehaffey of Knoxville Horace Yanko and Oscar Corde face Interstate shipment law violations. Memphis arrest announced for a man wanted in a securities matter valued at 74 000 linked to the Security National Bank of Crissal Texas. A legislative update notes a resolution tabled in Marimele with Rep George Stewarts committee critical report on a removal squeor.
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Bexcape
Chyllicothi
Ohio
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Tommy Hunter
Knoxville
Tann
Wilfred Mehaffey
Horace Yanko
Oscar Corde
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Tndiye
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Crisal
Texas
Forgotten Man's Death Sentence Sought in 1920s Case
In a wartime era note, General Hubert Meredith urged the death penalty for Sylvester Warner, a case tied to A B Chandler and Coreon, with Meredith arguing the crime merited execution. The governor awaited action as parole board officials debated commutation, narrowly averting a chair in a last-minute turn of events.
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Coreon
Jon
Wtotner
Hubert Meredith
Sylvester W. v8
Len
Linny
Meredith
A. Bransen
Man of the Stake Parole Board
Warners
Union factions fight for cash in Detroit power struggle
Rival factions of the United Automobile Workers prepare for a court hearing on an injunction to seize control of the union's funds. The dispute centers on leadership and cash assets valued in the hundreds of thousands, with potential implications for dues and union rights as factions marshal two presidents and fractured leadership ahead of upcoming conventions.
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Detroit
United Automobile Workers Union
UAW
CAW
Doctors Defense Fight Moves In Federal Court
An American medical association plans to defend its actions in a federal matter amid Congress reviewing health programs. The group aims to counter claims of conspiring against trade and to show it did not participate in resisting policy reforms as grand jurors weigh evidence in the case.
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Congress
Roosevelt
AML AL
Hearth Inns
Fedempian
Governor to gain full control over state offices
An administrative reorganization act introduced in the Tennessee General Assembly would give the governor complete direct control over all state personnel and agencies. It abolishes the current department of administration, divides government into ten departments headed by commissioners, and creates director-led divisions reporting to the governor. The plan outlines qualifications, appointment powers, and a uniform pay scale, with personal service budgets capped by appropriations.
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Nashville
Tenn
General Assembly
Ntire
Department of Administration
Department of Instituions and Welfare
Department of Personnel
Department of Accounts
University of Tennessee
Merit Systems
Mac O Denarment of
Lion
High-Kicking Grandmas Stage Follies To Answer Scoffers
The Chicago chapter Ay organized Nudierad Grandmothers Club, started by business and professional women, rehearsed for a vaudeville style production of Grantina's Scandals of 193d. Grandmothers say the show proves modern motherhood breaks stereotypes as they perform clips, skits, and dances to illuminate grandmothers’ vitality.
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Grantina
Sanday Ala
Morrison
Eakus
Chicago
Jon Wesley Gray
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