Peace Hopes in Spain Crisis Echoes Across Europe
Reports cite Franco demanding 60 000 troops for Madrid while France and Britain seek non intervention trade for German economic aid. Germany debates action over the Palos and Spain, with Ribbentrop offering conditional support to halt volunteers and end financial aid.
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England
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Palos
Bilbao
Paris
Spain
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Tler
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der Fuehrer
Rome
Italy
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Germany Likely to Avoid War With Spain
Berlin reports Germany will avoid actual war measures against Socialist Spain but probably permit volunteer fighters to continue to aid the forces in Spain. The note suggests a cautious stance by Berlin while allowing unofficial help to persist.
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Palos
Bilbao
Reich
San Sebastian
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Italy
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London
Berlin
Beware Coughs From Common Colds Ad
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a guaranteed remedy for stubborn coughs bronchial irritation and chest colds. It claims the medicine soothes inflamed membranes loosens germ laden phlegm and expels it with a druggist guarantee and money back if not satisfied from the first bottle.
Pope Faces Grave Illness as Paralysis Spreads
The 79 year old pope suffers partial paralysis advancing on his left side after a night of excruciating pain. Dr Amanti Milani and two doctors monitor his condition as Vatican officials maintain cautious optimism amid a hushed, ailing Holy See atmosphere. Parish prayers bless his recovery.
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Tacoma Kidnap Case Fires Public Alarm in 1936
Tacoma police pursued a masked kidnapper who abducted 10 year old Charles Mattson from his home amid a ransom demand. The incident drew national attention as authorities compared it with prior high profile cases and intensified waterfront searches around the Mattson estate.
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Sound
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George Weyerhaeuser
Washington
America
Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr
Hopewell
N. J
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Thomas H. Robinson, Jr
Alice Speed Stoll
Louisville
Robinson
Oklahoma City
Charles F. Urschel
Karpis-Barker
Edward Bremer
William A. Hamm
St. Paul
Bremer
Hamm
Alvin Karpis
Kate “Ma Barker
Federal and state labor plans stir Capitol debate
Congress seeks uniform payroll taxes with states sharing gains and losses as 37 states edge into the program. Senator O Mahoney proposes a federal charter to ban child labor and set state wage and hour standards. Labor leaders push for federal regulation while Berry advances a fair trade plan with a federal wage and hour watchdog.
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O'Mahoney
Wyoming
Supreme Court
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American Federation of Labor
Labor Leaders Eye New Coal Controls and Union Drive
Labor leaders plan to expire the present term April 1 while facing a sick soft coal market. A strike threat looms as miners and operators dispute terms. Lewis pursues industrial union organization with a broader scope, while four groups press for special labor legislation. A new Guffey coal control act aims to stabilize prices and wages, despite earlier court and Senate setbacks.
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American Federation of Labor
Lewis
William Green
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Supreme Court
Twins Sail From Corinth to Wed in Memphis Adventure
The twins, who exchanged letters and photos, fell in love before meeting. They traveled with an uncle moving from New Orleans to Memphis, visited Corinth, then decided to marry and left yesterday for Memphis to buy a car and plan a California move. The father will manage the filling station. Both twins are look alikes.
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Ing
New Orleans
Memphis
Corinth
California
Titus Funeral N Y.: Advertising career spanned many papers
The obituary notes Titus began in advertising across New York state and city papers, Canada and the mid south and west. He worked for Hearst papers and in Monroe at the News Star and Morning World before ending as advertising manager for the Daily Leader in Ruston. Rev. Ernest Duncan Holloway led the funeral service with pallbearer Joe Tanenbaum.
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Daily Leader
Ruston
Ernest Duncan Holloway
First Presbyterian Church
Joe Tanenbaum
Masur Martin Blume enthal Goldberg and Jaffe list
Edgar Masur J. J. Martin Abe Blume enthal Victor Goldberg and I. W. Jaffe are named in a compact roster. The document presents a set of individuals likely associated with a legal or professional matter on file.
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Edgar Masur
J. J. Martin
Abe Blumeenthal
Victor Goldberg
I. W. Jaffe
Deaths Mrs Clara B Cummings Bas kin
Mrs Clara B Cummings 71 of Baskin died at home Saturday. Funeral held at Union church with Rev H A Walton Rayville pastor officiating Sunday at 11 am. Interment in nearby cemetery. Survived by son Mike Cummings and daughter Mrs Elliott of Baskin. A parachute opens from the top lawn, its skirts are the last to open.
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Bas~ Kin
Union Church
H. A. Walton, Pasetor
Rayville Presbyterian Church
Mike Cummings
Elliott
Baskin
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