Rebels seize new territory in Catalonia
Rebels press advance in Catalonia capturing Badalona near Barcelona as crowds celebrate in the streets. Police quell demonstrations after Mussolini salute. Government HQs in Barcelona faced attacks while rebels seize key avenues and inch toward Gerona and the France frontier.
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Piqueras
France
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Weather summary report across regions
Weather notes indicate varied conditions with rain and cloud cover. Virginia forecasts fair, Kentucky expects warmer temperatures with rain Saturday, while other areas anticipate unsettled skies and afternoon showers.
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Wair
Warner
Wein
Virginia
Kentucky
Democrats name election heads in state supervisors race
Nashville January 24. Democratic members of the general assembly nominated Memphis attorney Hale Jr. and Reed Sharp of Nashville for membership on the new board of state election supervisors. Republicans will nominate a third member from East Tennessee. Nominations will be finalized by the assembly.
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General Assembly
W Hale
Memphis
Reed Sharp
Board of State Election Supervisors
Coleus West
East Tennessee
Crump
Alan
THREE YOUTHFUL MURDERERS DIE IN NEW YORK
Five young men involved in the 1937 killing of Detective Michael Foley faced execution or reprieve after a New York governor weighed testimonies. Joseph O Loughlin and others awaited death as Philip Chalek Isidore Zimmerman and two others were reprieved or executed in a grim legal closure.
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Sweet Girl Graduate Future Predicted by Sociologists
A study by American youth sociologists analyzes future paths for graduating girls, exploring how training and industry channels influence opportunities. The survey suggests limited prospects for immediate stable work, with emphasis on education and evolving job markets shaping long term outcomes.
Cooper supports help for needy
Governor vows social service relief as legislation is introduced to address welfare gaps. Cooper backs continued county participation in Social Security revenue sharing while stressing balanced cuts and careful reform.
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Cooper
Come Arsers
Dubious Expert Claims On Plane Speed And Shock Waves
A noisy report questions aircraft speed claims and the impact of shock waves on propulsive efficiency. It notes expert skepticism about measured speeds, engine performance, and the feasibility of achieving predicted velocities, highlighting the need for careful testing and verification.
FDR OKs Sale Planes to France
President Roosevelt stated US aircraft makers have agreed to supply France with an undesignated number of planes. He noted factories are idle and urged securing new orders before the American program begins, saying cabinet discussed the matter. He indicated Britain is not to receive American planes at this time.
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Former Senator Sanders Dies At 88 In Tennessee
Sa nders, 88, former Republican U S senator, died at Lookout Mountain home after years of illness. A plow factory operator turned politician, he was Tennessee’s first Republican senator in 40 years, appointed by Gov. Ben Hooper to fill a vacancy and served 1891 to 1911. An ardent prohibitionist, he opposed liquor shipments into dry states and supported interstate liquor regulation. He chaired the Republican state committee and attended national conventions.
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Sanders
U. S
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Tennessee
Ben Hooper
Hire
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Deseen
Greater Power for Governor Wins Approval
Nashville Tenn Jan 27 The house passed the administration reorganization bill reducing the department of administration and splitting the department of worship and welfare into two parts The governor would gain power to hire and fire appointees and set salaries within statutory limits Advocates say it increases efficiency while opponents warn of political pressure on heads and staff The measure faces further Senate action with committee in reporting expected Monday
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Television stock fraud case opens onville
A government case opens as witnesses testify against five men accused of selling thousands of dollars in so called television stocks. Dr George B Hussey an ex language professor testified he invested about 24000 and received only a midget radio in return. The defense contends the firm Television and Protection Corporation of America bought stock at 15 cents and sold at 20 dollars. Miss Hetlin M McCampbell testified Kennedy sold her 760 shares for 3000 in Southern Industrial bank stock and claimed Edison family backing. Charles F McCampbell said Kennedy boasted the firm was selling cakes faster than they could manufacture.
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George B. Hussey
Aryville College
New York
Television and Protection Corporation of America
Hetlin M. McCampbell
Knoxville
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Telon
Southern Industrial Bank
Thomas A. Edison
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Florevisions
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Mix’ McCampbell
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Owas
Ite
Wttle Adie
British and French aid to Czechoslovakia pledged
London reports signed agreements totaling about 900,100 pounds in outright grant and 8,000,600 pounds in loans to aid Czechoslovakia with refugees. In Washington the CIO allied mine and smelter workers union gains exclusive bargaining status at Tennessee Copper Company. In China guerrillas claim victory over Japanese troops near Peiping Hankow line. Chamberlain government increases standing in Norwich with a re election seal. Japan poised to leave ambassador post vacant amid French refusal to accept Masayuki Tani.
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Tennessee Copper Company
Copperhill, Tenn
Endless File of Ox Carts Grim Reminder of Quake
Chillan Chile scene after Tuesday night quake leaves city of 40 000 in ruins with 16 000 feared dead and 10 000 serious casualties. Ox drawn funeral carts haul bodies through narrow streets as theaters and plazas lie in rubble. troops and rescue workers battle fires and looting while trying to recover hundreds of uncounted bodies.
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Children Die Locked In House Fire In Tennessee
In Cookeville Tennessee two and four year old children died when their home burned while locked inside to keep them from wandering. Their parents Mr and Mrs Custo Elrod were the children’s guardians. John W Brown principal at Granville High School nearby tried to rescue them but the door was locked.
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Fae
Publishers Speak Against Lynching in Association Session
Atlanta witnesses tense closing session of the Association of Southern Women for the Freventies where two newspaper leaders discussed The Strength and the Weakness of Law in a Democracy. Mark Brubridge of Louisville papers and Ralph McGill of the Atlanta Constitution spoke, while Major Phil Brewster cited patrol rescues of African Americans from violent mobs and noted a patrolman wounded during an incident.
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NLRB Urges Ford to Act on Union Interference Case
The National Labor Relations Board orders Ford Motor Co to stop discouraging CIO United Auto Workers membership at Dearborn plants and reinstate 29 workers with back pay if Ford fails to prove no fault within 30 days. The proposed order, effective in 30 days, also bars Ford from recognizing the Ford Brotherhood of America and from aiding “iguente or simusi groups.” Ford may file exceptions and request oral argument. A lightplane note states a cruising speed of 80 to 90 mph and a landing speed under 33 mph.
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National Labor Ridal Apridy Board
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Ford Brotherhood of America
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Supreme Court
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Ford Couns Sel
Service Department
Passage of FDR WPA Request Foretold in Senate Vote
Washington January 27 Senator Barkley predicted the senate would approve President Roosevelts request for 875 million dollars for relief as it prepared to vote on an amendment to raise the proposed 725 million relief appropriation. The scene included Republican cautions and hopes from Adams and Walsh as debate focused on relief funding and defense allocations.
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Kentucky
Senate
Roosevelt
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Senate Appropriations Committee
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Adams
Walsh
D.mass
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Congress
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Wilhelm Celebrates His Eightieth Birthday in Doorn
Wilhelm of Germany, once Kaiser, marked his 80th birthday at Donen Matta Castle Doorn. Surrounded by nobles, he wore striped attire as guests gathered. a sermon praised his lifelong duty to the German people, and hope lingered for reconciliation with former subjects.
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