Heavy losses in Spanish battles during civil war
Reports of fresh successes by liberal arms amid Spain’s civil war claim 35 000 killed and over 100 000 wounded. Government says it crushed a rebel column near Avila while arrests of fascists rise. rebels in Tetuan show swastika armbands from German ships. Prince Juan travels on Besque road amid talks with rebels.
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Spain
Red Cross
Guadarrama
Avila
Paris
Great Britain
Italy
Germany
France
Moscow
Madrid
Burgoes
Tetuan
Spanish Morocco
Hendaye
Oyarzun
Juan of the Asturias
Besque Road
Frontier Guards
Pamplona
Wife Says No Harm In Kaufman Flirtation
London reports Mary Astor custody case witness George S Kaufman’s wife, Mrs. Kaufman, says she sees no harm in her husband’s alleged flirtation with Miss Astor. She complains of Hollywood sensationalism and notes she has heard from her husband while admitting distress over the public trial.
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London
George
Mary Astor
George S. Kaufman
Los Angeles
West-End
Miss Astor
Mrs. Kaufman
Hollywood
Astor Diary Note Sparks Magazine Editorship Question
Actress Astor is described as a movie figure who unfortunately kept a diary. Mrs. Kaufman is identified as an associate editor of an American magazine. The fragment hints at editorial or biographical intrigue involving noted names.
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Astor
Primary Features In Topeka Kansas Primary Race
Topeka report outlines the sixth state wide race and fifth gubernatorial bid for Democrat Jonathan M. Davis son of Bronson who previously ran on a dirt farmer platform in 1922 and sought the presidency in 1924. It notes a three way contest in the third district for Congress with Harald McGugin Coffeyville Republican E W Patterson Pittsburg Democrat incumbent and I P Beard independent backed by the Townsend movement. The piece mentions Frank J. Ryan winning Republican renomination for a sixth term and cites 3 2 beer as a political issue with Davis and 3.2 backer J W McNelly of Oakley.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Jonathan M. Davis
Bronson
U.S
Townsend Plan
Davis
Dempster
Potts
Frank J. Ryan
Congress
Harald McGugin
Coffeyville
E. W. Patterson
Pittsburg
Democratic Acumbent
I. P. Beard
Parsons Locomotive Engineer
Beard
Townsend Movement
Edible weed and other puzzle clues mix in fragmented crossword
A scrambled crossword page lists across and down clues with partial phrases such as edible weed and faucet. It includes several misread entries like Celtic god of war and sky and references to memory and surgical solutions, with numerous illegible words and broken names scattered through the grid.
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Harriet Receher
Jlors
Dictatorship to End Greek Strike
Athens Aug 5 Greece declares temporary dictatorship under King George II and Metaxas dissolves the chamber of deputies, imposes martial law and censorship to thwart a communist led general strike amid labor disputes on minimum wages and arbitration. Elections will be held when stabilized.
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Athens
CPI
George II
Greece
John Metaxas
Chamber of Deputies
Piraeus
Metaxas
Light showers ease heat across Kansas states day
Topeka reports coolest day in weeks with overcast skies and light showers. Weatherman S D Flora notes a belt from Colorado to New York, with heavier rain in Nebraska, Iowa and Ohio. Kansas towns show scattered traces and modest highs around 85.
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Topeka
Kansas
S. D. Flora
Colorado
New York
Nebraska
Iowa
Ohio
Anthony
Dresden
Yola
Manhattan
Wichita
Kansas City
Concordia
Dodge City
Garden City
Goodland
Hanover
Hays
Horton
Hutchinson
Lyons
Liberal
McPherson
Phillipsburg
Salina
Tribune
St. Joseph
Flora
Emporia
Eureka
British Scientists Aim for Ore at World's Highest Lake
Cambridge researchers plan a next year expedition to Titicaca to search for mineral deposits rather than treasure. The British team will study geology and potential means to boost poor regions around the lake, which straddles Peru and Bolivia.
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Cambridge
England
Lake Titicaca
South America
Leake Titicaca
Peru
Bolivia
Coughlin Seen as Antidote to Anti Clericalism
Rome reports Bishop Gallagher of Detroit praising Father Charles E. Coughlin as an antidote to anti clericalism worldwide and urging moderation in his language. He said Coughlin should continue his work to spread the church’s principles of justice, while cautioning against criticising the presidency and noting possible Vatican clarification if needed.
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Rome
Michael J. Gallagher
Detroit
Charles E. Coughlin
Spain
Father Coughlin
United States
Vatican
Congregation Council
Leo
Tius
Anatole France’s father ran a famed book store
Anatole France’s father owned a renowned book shop considered one of the world’s most famous. The store drew readers and scholars, reinforcing the author’s literary lineage and early exposure to European letters.
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Anatole France
Woodstock Ladies Aid Enjoys Thursday Meeting at Russell Home
The Woodstock Ladies Aid met Thursday afternoon at Mrs. D. E. Russell’s McLouth home with most members present and one visitor Mrs. Ruby Williams. A Bible contest was led by Mrs. McDonald with Mrs. Robertson as winner. Next meeting set for August 13 at Mrs. Dave McDonald’s.
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Woodstock Ladies Aid
D. E. Russell
McLouth
Ruby Williams
Smur
Chapter
Russell
McDonald
Robertson
Dave McDonald
Max Russell
Herbert Miller
Miller
Fall River
Lawrence
Teachers College
Pittsburg
Kan
Helen Shaw Bowen
E. D. Shaw
San Diego
Shaw
Mr. Nichols
Albert Ford
Mr. Ford
State Lake
Methodist Church of
Frank Champion
Harry Zook
Will
Jim Lawless
Oskaloosa
Wilbur
Chester
W. A. Hardesty
Mr. Hardesty
Visitors and extended family gather in Lawrence area
Visitors including Mr and Mrs John Black and family were joined by Mr and Mrs Jack Kelsey of Lawrence Mrs Emma Black of Oskaloosa and Mr and Mrs W A Wellman who spent the day at Carl Bruckmiller home in Lawrence William Lawless arrived last Thursday to visit his brother Jim Lawless and family Mabel Young of Lawton spent several days with her relatives.
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John Black
Jack Kelsey
Lawrence
Emma Black
Oskaloosa
W. A. Wellman
Carl Bruckmiller
William Lawless
Jim Lawless
Mabel Young
Lawton
Local Social Roundup Ties Community Farewell in McLouth
Aunt and uncle Wes ley Robertson and relatives in Oskaloosa hosted visits with Mrs. Ralph Robertson and children and Miss Mabel Young. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Anderson and family, Mrs. Frank Champion, and callers from McLouth and Round Grove. McLouth Methodist hosts a basket dinner for Haltom family leaving for Reading to teach next year. Vivian Tarr of Round Grove visits Champion home.
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Wesley Robertson
Oskaloosa
Ralph Robertson
Mabel Young
McLouth
Lawrence Woman Returns After Visit with Sister's Family
A woman was removed last Monday in Lawrence and spent several days at the home of her sister, Mrs. Wiley, and family before returning to her own home.
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Lawrence
Mrs. Wiley
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