Madrid faces attempted assassination amid church burnings
Witnesses described a daring assassination attempt in Madrid as church burnings spread toward the capital. Authorities increased guard at convents and churches while General Lopez Ochoa and Maj Arila Tello faced detention awaiting trial for alleged cruelty in suppressing the earlier revolt.
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Spain
Buitrago
Madrid
Vallecas
Lopez Ochoa
Arila Tello
Guadalajara
Ilegal
Diminez
Japanese Soviet Tension Escalates Amid Spy Allegations
Reports claim arrests linked to suspected communist leanings and intelligence gathering for the Soviet embassy. Soviet residents in Tokyo and diplomats are closely watched as unrest follows a rebellion. Ambassador You'ren eff travels with a Japanese bodyguard amid heightened police and press attention.
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Mgs
Tokyo
Youreneff
Cradle of Texas Liberty Scene Highlighted in Summer Plans
A historic church touted as the cradle of Texas liberty will feature in upcoming summer events. The setting recalls past massacres by Santa Rama’s army, underscoring its enduring heritage and significance for visitors this season.
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Santa Rnma
Texas
Liberty
European Crisis Summarized in War and Peace Ties
A compact rundown of Europe’s crisis debates amid Locarno and Versailles legacies. Foreign ministers from France Italy and other nations weigh League of Nations action and possible responses to Mussolini’s Italy and German moves. Leaders warn of war risk or disintegration of postwar guarantees, with March events looming.
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Locarno
Versailles
Bethers
France
Pierre Fleuedin
Somme
Hase
Fulgo Suvieh
Italy
Semen
League of Nations
Mussolini
Vittorio Cerruti
Vladimir Potemkin
Russia
League of Natons
League
Gerran Ochas
Prisoner Dies in French Caldrons After Sentencing
A prisoner named Bondeau, sentenced to eight years in a French prison, committed suicide by leaping into a boiling caldron of soup prepared for inmates after receiving a letter about his wife filing for divorce.
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Bondeau
Num
Fragmented OCR Speech on Local Figures and Events
The readable text references Atlanta and mentions dates and people in a garbled narrative. It hints at local civic figures, meetings, and unsettled questions but provides no clear actions, outcomes, or verifiable details.
Demands Troops Quit Reinland Debated at Conference
Report notes continued talks after arrival for meetings. Source stresses confidence in the ultimate outcome of discussions begun during the conference.
Disrupted War Era Talks and Allied Movements Reported
Fragmentary dispatches describe Allied and Axis forces in Europe and Asia with mentions of new diplomacy and military activity. The report cites European fronts including Rhine and Danube areas, and references recovering forces, treaties, and possible moves involving France Germany and the Soviet Union, with scattered names and locations.
German warn of potential recall move amid pact crisis
London reports diplomatic negotiations for a settlement stalled as Germany warns of possible action to force concessions. Allies rally against approaches while sanctions and status questions loom. nine nations weigh options amid deteriorating pact talks and European tensions.
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Germany
Intaetit
Storent
Pine BP
London
Nuvi
Cone
Baotelug
Ceporias Putge
Lon don traffic hotspots listed in city notes
From the traffic point of view Lon do's busiest spots are Hyde Park Thelane Sqquare Marble Arch and Piegadilly Circus.
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Londo
Hyde Park
Thelane Sqquare
Marble Arch
Piegadilly Circus
Births reported in Farmerville and Choudrant areas
A daughter was born March 8 to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Glover of Farmerville. In Choudrant, a daughter was born March 9 to Mr. and Mrs. Corel Smith. Also noted is the birth of Nell Javee Smith, girl, born March 7 to Mr. and Mrs. Roberts in the same region.
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Farmerville
Bor
Mer
Fred Glover
Hitler’s Move Toward Allied Frontmen Revealed
An article notes Germany’s strategic preparations as Hitler aims at France and Reichstag maneuvers unfold. It mentions foreign offices, a planned reception, and Karlsruhe during escalating tensions in the war.
Funeral notices and health updates from New Orleans and nearby areas
The clipping lists attendees at Bowes funeral and notes James Koriuk L. Po Motchow recovering in New Orleans. It mentions Beverly Bal and Sterling operation in Clune. It also references a Cretean youth and Bilentine of Cretan in reds with various health and treatment items.
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L. Po
New Orleans
Beverly Bal
Sterling
Fide
Clune
Young Aighter Ry Bilentine
Cretan
Wits
Ley ryfat-Berwlel
Rao Club Meeting Report
Bouya Radio hosts a gathering titled by members as a Rao Club meeting. The brief notes discuss community chatter and a scheduled card game session among attendees.
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RAO Club
Bouya’ Radio
Moyit Myti Rs Biya
Ta Des Pre USA
Barrier Helps Halt Strike as Talks Resume
A 14 hour conference ends with both sides hopeful of ending a 13 day strike over reemployment and job retention. Fortinard Willcox named as impartial arbiter when negotiations resume, arbitration awaiting resolution of disputed rehire terms under Mayor LaGuardia sponsorship.
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Furcher
Bot
Fortiinard Willcox
United States Forestry Service
New York
Ntil
H. LaGuardia
Pioneering Of Criminals Proposed Sparks Alaska Debate
Alaska delegate Anthony J. Diamond denounced Kenney’s plan to send criminals to pioneer life. Kenney argued convicts could learn skills and survive. opponents warned of safety and ethics. The proposal imagines policing islands, fast boats, and controlled escape risks as reform.
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Anthony J. Diamond
Congress
Mr. Kenney
Kenney
Eastern Star Grand Chapter Opens Session in New Orleans
Several hundred delegates from 115 Louisiana chapters arrive for the 55th annual session of the Louisiana Grand Chapter Order of the Eastern Star in New Orleans. The assembly opened with welcome addresses and short talks, under the theme Old Louisiana.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Louisiana Grand Chapter
Postmasters Targeted by National League Mission in Louisiana
Will H. Wright, special representative of the National League of Dietrit Postmasters, visits Louisiana to recruit third and fourth class postmasters in the organization. England's annual epes consumption is 152 per head, while Canada uses 304 per head.
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Will H. Wright
Washington, D
Naonal League of Dietrit
Louisana
England
Canada
Monroe News-Stor Ena ‘Morning World
Phone 500
Local Nuptials Tie Vidalia Pairs in Natchez Ceremony
Miss Blanche Marie Loupe and Franklin Crooks, both of Vidalia, were married in Natchez Mississippi. The ceremony occurred at Bishop R Go row by Rev Father Michael Me Carthy. The couple will reside in Vidalia. Friends in Tallulah learn of another Texas wedding for Miss Mardalla Lewin of Tallulah and Cy Wixsen of Tendal.
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Ferriday
Blanche Marie Loupe
Franklin Crooks
Vidalia
Natchez
Miss
R. O. Go
Michael Me
Carthy
Crooks
Tallulah, Ga
Houston
Texas
Mardalla Lewin
Daugher
Will Lewin
Tallulah
Cy Wixsen
C. I. Winsean
Tendal
Germans in U S Must Register for Military Service
German consular orders require all Germans born 1916 and 1918 residing in the consular jurisdictions to report for military service starting October 1. Exemptions possible for those facing unemployment or financial hardship. others must undergo a physical exam. Voluntary service offers may be accepted from earlier classes down to 1911.
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Louisiana
New Orleans
Wendler
Berlin
Vazetts
City Court Clears Three Defendants in Har per Session
Judge W M Har per disposed cases including Wille Sumpton a minor delinquency contributor sentenced to six months jail. T Nobles charged with drunk and disorderly fined seven dollars fifty cents. Jimmie Campbell also fined seven dollars thirty cents for similar conduct.
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W. M. Harper
Wille Sumpton
T. Nobles
Jimmie Campbell
Roosevelt approves 651 promotions across several states
Monroe, Lay Whitaker Forda Riggs Jr and others in Covington Ia among promoted officers. Promotions include John B. Woe’eman New Orleans and Samuel M. Pickino Plaintersville Ala. The report notes Wisconsin game laws require return of pickerel under 16 inches while the legal maximum is 12 inches.
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Wisconsin
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