Bloody Civil War Clashes in Spain and Global Tensions Rise
The report covers the Spanish Civil War with Franco's forces advancing from Morrocco to Seville and Cadiz, bar Barcelona facing Luis Companys, and international reactions including Berlin Olympiad plans, Danzig decrees, and Turkish rearmament rights. It notes cabinet reshuffles in Spain and rising conflict across Europe, plus Nazi firings in Danzig and preaching on Roosevelt era policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Madrid
Bach Newh
Gdf
Frantisco Franco
Companys
Spanish
Morocco
Canaries
Franco
Algeciras
Foreign Legion
la Linea
Gibraltar
Seville
Cadiz
San Sebanton
Malaga
Barcelona
Luis Companys
Jose Maria Gl Robles
Confederation of Autonomous Right Parties
Biar
Prohibition Plea Sparks National Saloon Debate
A Baltimore conversation between a retired Irish contractor and a priest reveals fault lines in the liquor question. They clash over Roosevelt's New Deal pledges, the return of liquor, and a warning that the saloon may reappear without safeguards. The article surveys anti and pro prohibition currents, dry politics, and the risk of dry territory spreading state by state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francia E. Townsend
Charles E. Coughlin
Gerald L. K. Smith
Cleveland
California
Townsend
Coughlin
Roosevelt
Dr. Townsend
William Lemke
Union
Lemke
Union Party
Doctor Townsend
Pather Coughlin
Michael Gallagher
Detroit
Vetican
Vatican
Willis Mahoney
Oregon
Resolutons Committee
Washington
Baltimore
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New Deal
Hoover
Lquitor
Distilled Spirits Institute
Coma
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Massachusetts
New York
New Jersey
Maryland
Federal Alcohol Administration
Ted House
Literary Digest
House of Representatives
Ong
South Carolina
AAA
White House
Descent Among Bicycles and Hymns Across Europe
A travel column from Brisbane This Week contrasts European life with America, noting crowds of cyclists in Havre and Paris, strikes, fears, and political divides. It observes French and Communist anthems clashing, then shifts to vivid scenes of trains, trainside crowds, and cross Atlantic impressions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Havre
Atlantic
America
New York
Tosdis
Vendee
France
Pastis
Saint Lazare
Germany
Dooley
Artemus Ward
Paris
Frugal Household Tips From an Old Newspaper
Tips on greasing measuring cups before syrup to prevent sticking and waste. Advice on sweeping rugs, handling grain, and brushing dust out. Suggests partly cooking cereal in a boiler overnight and finishing in the morning. Counts five pint jars from four pounds of plums. Glass stoppers removable by dipping a towel in boiling water.
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Western New
Olympia
Greece
Eames
Hitler
Loues
Krupp Works
The
United
Ioafia
Danzig
Ness
Poland
Free City
Arthur Karl Greiger
League of Nations
Nanking
Canton Revo
Turkey
Dardanelles
Japan
Black Sea
League
Edward of
England
Edward VII of
London
Hyde Park
Buckingham Palace
Edward
Grenadier, Coldstream and
Scots Guards
Communist Party
New York City
Earl Browder
Denver
Salt Lake City
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Portland
Ore
Seattle
Butte
Bismarck
Minneapolis
James W. Ford
Scranton
Army
War Department
Harry E. Woodring
Lewis
American Federation of Labor
John L. Lewis
Dugi Uploniam
Jobo L
Ianie
Oe Ming
Foj Wer
Ty Carter Field
Landon
Hoosevelt
John D. M. Hamilton
Apa
Uae
Hamilton
Peo
James A. Farley
Farley
Maine
Pennsylvania
Department of Agriculture
ASA
Bredienia
Brisbane
Moscow
Harlem
Santa Monica
Arthot Hrisbane
Ahaa
Tanai
Watch Out
Photography
Weel Aire
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