Mola’s rapid rise and exile amid Spain’s turmoil
The article sketches Manuel Mola’s career from Moroccan campaigns and high commands to polemics with republicans and periods in Pamplona after 1936. It notes his memoir work and feared secret-dossier collection before turning to international labor moves in Moscow.
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Tetuan
Mola
Morocco
Alfonso
Madrid
Pamplona
Spain
Convention Session Overseen by State President Presides
Frank H. Ellis conducts the SPEAKER event while postmasters with many years of service are recognized. Officers will be elected and next convention city chosen as the gathering closes. John Moods and Cotten Varien preside, Otis Tharanson of West Monroe conducts group singing features.
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Frank H. Ellis
John Moods
Cotten Varien
Otis Tharanson
West Monroe
Unclear historic political slate presented with errors
Fragmentary OCR notes show a Spanish war veterans event presenting a medal to an individual linked to "Laibe of Life" and listing candidates for president vice president secretary and treasurer including Kath mas Philip AB Myatt Jr. The readability is limited and several names appear garbled or incomplete.
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Fred E Ouachita
Kathmas
Philip
AB. Myatt, Jr
Local Post Office Leaders Earn Wide Support
Speakers praise Postmaster General Farley and his staff for loyal service and high standards. Frank H. Ellis lauds postal reforms, stressing the postmaster as the government’s direct representative. A gathering in Monroe honors postal achievements and the district leaders present include Rufus Ho Chan and J. A. Willey.
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Edo
Farley
Frank H. Ellis
Washington
Division of Post Office Service
Ellis
United States
Monroe
Elles
Post Office Department
Ark
Jos Morris
Jeanna
Virginia
Harriss Buest
Les Parkmine
Frank HP Eis
Hugh Wallace
Sepernte Dent
Meroe Postattioce
Vostofficy Efeitos
Congressmoan
Wooo Mills
J. A. Willey
Monroe Peat Office
Rufus Ho Chan
Crayley
Tes
State Funds Distribution Set for 1937-38 Education
Plans call three quarters of the state school fund to parish education on an educable basis for 1937-38, with one quarter for equalization based on needs. The change follows constitutional rules when fund levels exceed 10,690,000. Committees were named on teachers' salaries transfer operators and equalization. The naturalization law sets five years residence for citizenship eligibility.
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Tion
Ers
M. S. Robertson
Red Beard
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