Germany and Loyalist Spain Edge Toward War
Tense tensions rise as loyalist Spain and Germany spark a crisis in the Mediterranean. Bombs strike the German battleship Deutschland off Ibiza, killing 23, while Germany shells Almeria in retaliation. Italy withdraws from the international patrol as Valencia accuses the Deutschland of firing first and a torpedo sinks the Ciudad de Barcelona, with dozens feared dead or injured.
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Germany
Spain
England
France
Adolf Hitler
Thiza Island
Balearics
Valencia
Nazi Germany
Italy
Internationsl
Hitler
Ibiza
Ciudad de Barcelona
Barcelona
Goebbels Attacks Catholics in Berlin Speech
Nazi propaganda minister Joseph Goebbels denounced the Roman Catholic church in a Berlin radio broadcast, denouncing priestly immorality and leaders who did not act, and warning of drastic measures including expulsions if Catholic attacks continued. Meanwhile royal affairs for the duchy of Cornwall and Windsor footnotes detail King George VI’s arrangements for the Duke of Windsor’s pension and status, including Edward’s garter banner and royal titles.
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Pacu Joseph Goebbels
Berlin
Cardinal Mundelein
Chicago
Germany
Windsor
George
Walter T Moncton
Duchy of Cornwell
Chateau de Cande
Edward
Elizabeth
George VI
Duchy of Cornwall
Beldwin
London
Order of the Garter
Order
Windsor Castle
Duke of Gloucester
George F. Baker Dies Aboard Honolulu Yacht
George F. Baker, head of First National Bank of New York, died aboard his yacht off Honolulu Harbor from peritonitis after a sea operation. He was forty nine, traveling with friends from Fiji to Hawaii when illness struck at sea. His father, also a famed financier, died six years earlier.
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A. F
Cin- Cinnati
Green
Lewis
Chicago
New York
George F. Baker
Honolulu
Eorge F. Baker
First National Bank of New York
United States
Honoholu Harbor
Hawaiian Islands
Fiji
Mr. Baker
George ¥. Baker
Dam breaks at Mexican mine town. hundreds die
Turbulent CNN report notes a dam failure at Tlalpujahua Mexico used by a mining company to hold tailings. Heavy rains weakened the wall and millions of tons of waste swept the ravine burying or destroying hundreds of houses. Officials say the death toll exceeds 100 in the catastrophe.
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Tlalpujahua
Mexico
Wold
Reorganization Plan Likely Postponed by Senate and House
The president’s proposed government reorganization faces delays as the joint committee fails to agree. Senate seeks one bill while the House splits into four measures abolishing the controller general and civil service commission, creating an auditor general and two new departments, plus adding six presidential assistants.
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Raymond Moley
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Presa
Raymond
Moley
TVA
Ohio
Brain Trust
Illinois Bankers’ Convention
Chicago
Justice van Devanter
Congress
Joe Robinson
Joint Committee
Senate
House
Conservation
Public Welfare
Civil Service Commission
Civil Service
Golden Gate Bridge Opens Amid City Festivities
San Francisco celebrates the opening of the Golden Gate Bridge with a grand festival marking the city’s dream fulfilled. A U.S. Navy honor crew and numerous dignitaries attend the event as the single deck suspension bridge spans 4,450 feet with a 250 foot clearance, linking Marin and San Francisco bays.
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Golden Gate Bridge
Francisco
United States Navy
San Fragesn Bay
Great Smokies National Park Emerges From Barrier to Playground
The Great Smoky Mountains in Tennessee and North Carolina shift from barrier to national park status. Funds raised, Rockefellers match gifts, and six years of road building are opening access while preserving wild flora and remote mountain cabins. Visitors now glimpse Mount Le Conte, Newfound Gap, and the Skyway as highways rise toward Clingmans Dome.
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Washington, D.C
Great Smoky Mountains
Tennessee
Tennessee-North Carolina
Smokies
Huntera
North Carolina
Knotville
National Park Service
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Laura Spelman Rockefeller
Dolar
Congress
Great Smoky Mountains National Park
North
Gatlinburg
Mount le Conte
Sugarland
Little Pigeon River
Newfound Gap
Qualla Indian Reservation
Asheville
Bryson City
Park
Clingmans Dime
Great Smokies
Wiliam Bartram
Philadelphia
Independence Hall
America
Huggins Hell
Irving Huggins
Hisuats
Slivite
Ganeb
Devil's Toteria
Devi's Courthouse
Waully Topa
Breakneck Ridge
Temperamental sculptor and Spanish premier in current headlines
Rumors swirl around Gutzon Borglum and Mount Rushmore progress as remarks by A E Demaray contrast with the sculptor’s view of the memorial as beyond engineering measures. Spain’s Largo Caballero exits a cabinet amid civil war politics, while Dr James L Howe receives the Herty Medal for southern chemistry achievements.
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EW York
A. E. Demaray
National Park Service
House
Appropriations
Mount Rushmore Memorial
Rapd City
Demaray
Gutzon Borglum
Borglam
Stone Mountain Memorial Association
Georgia
Cathedral of
St. John the Divine
Morningside Heights
New York
Francisco Largo Caballero
Juan Necrin
Spain
Ufe
Largo Caballero
Mes
Cortes
Guadarrama
Franco
James Lewis Howe
School of Applied Science
Washington and Lee University
Herty
American Chemical Society
Howe
New England
Newburyport
Mass
Aciherst
Gottingen
Germany
Quick to Make Smart to Wear Pattern 5200 Apron
Advertisement for sewing pattern 5200 from The Sewing Circle detailing an apron with contrasting yoke border and pocket, applique transfers in various sizes, stitch directions, materials, and illustrations. Request form asks for 15 cents and mailing address at 259 W. Fourteenth St New York.
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Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept
Fourteenth St
New York
Advertising Speaks for Industry Adverts as the great voice of progress
A promotional piece asserts that advertising connects a privileged class to distant manufacturers. It argues that labor saving devices and birthmark concealers reach consumers instantly through advertising, bypassing slow word of mouth and months of wait. The passage portrays advertising as essential to modern industry.
Don’t Irritate Gas Bloating and Digestive Health
A historical remedy advertisement claims many gas and bloating cases stem from constipation and harmful bacteria. It promotes Adherika as a non gripe, habit forming cleanse that supposedly removes poisons from the lower bowels and improves digestion.
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Adisrike
Great Talent Lurks in Obscurity Plautus Insight
A concise reflection on how supreme ability often hides behind unseen effort and quiet presence, illustrating Plautus style in a timeless observation about talent and recognition.
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Plautus
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