International Blockade Aims to End Spanish Civil War
The 26 European powers agreed to ban all volunteers and arms from entering Spain and to begin a land and sea blockade by March 6, with France and others guarding fronts while observers monitor ships. The move, aimed at ending the conflict, comes as both sides push for decisive victories in Madrid and Valencia amid heavy bombing and mobilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spain
Iberian Peninsula
Porture
Great Britain
France
Germany
Italy
Russia
International
Committee For Action
International Committee
Madrid
Valencia
Public costs of strike and labor force in law
The piece argues that strikes by Lewis unions will raise costs for consumers as higher production costs spread to automobiles and possibly steel. It questions federal charter proposals for corporations, notes unions’ reluctance to incorporate, and asserts labor polices fail to consider the public.
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OUGH
Roosevelt
Congress
Supreme Court
Bennett C. Clark
Missouri
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Homer S. Cummings
Clark
Wheeler
White House
Cummings
Glass
Virginia
Minton
Indiana
Nye
North Dakota
Bone
Washington
Burke
Nebraska
van Nuys
McAdoo
California
Thomas
Utah
la Follette
Wisconsin
American Federation of Labor and Labor
Nonpartisan League
National Grange
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
New York
Lewis
Charles O'Neill
Eastern Coal Sales Corporation
Eratic
General Motors Corporation
Murphy
Michigan
General Motors
Committee For Industrial Organization
C. O
Gover
American Federation of Labor
Labor
A. F.of L
Organized Labor
William Green
General Mo
Reducing Auto Fatalities and Other Dispatches
A column urges harsher penalties for drunk and reckless driving including license revocation and vehicle sale to fund victims' heirs. It also proposes jail for flagrant offenders with no fines, then shifts to opinions on Duke of Windsor’s music, Jefferson Ickes, Madame Perkins, post flood relief, and enduring public morale.
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America
Jefferson
Ickes
Ratany
Great National Auditorium
Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Ieries
They Might Do It First Worker Bill Election Gambit
Two workers debate a campaign moment where a bold remark signals a risky tactic. The exchange hints at political consequences and a charged atmosphere around the candidate named Tibet is referenced as a figure others take seriously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Golden Gate Bridge
San Francisco
Philip Hart
Bill
Tibet
Foreign Phrases and Citations on Language Origins
A compact list of Latin and French phrases with English glosses. It pairs phrases like pleno iure and quo jure with translations and notes on meaning, covering ideas from full power to like cures like. The collection presents classical and bilateral Latin terms alongside French expressions.
Exaggerations Told in Bad Times and Good
A quoted aphorism notes human tendency to overstate fortune and misfortune alike. It cites Balzac and reflects on mood exaggeration in daily life.
Creomulsion Ad Warns Three Days Cough Signals Danger
An advertisement urges readers that a three days cough signals danger and promises a refund if Creomulsion cough medicine fails after the first dose. The copy emphasizes quick results for chest cold or bronchial symptoms.
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Edward W. Pickard
Western Newspaper Union
Sec’y
Navy Swanson
Stanley Baldwin
William D. Leahy
United States
London
Britain
Congressional
Ate
House Agriculture
Jones-Bankhead
Secretary of
Agriculture Wallace
Wallace
Jones
Senator Clark
Atty. Gen. Cummings
Paul V. McNutt
Philippines
Manila
McNutt
Hirty
Moscow
Count von der Schulenberg
Marine Corps
Wyoming
Edward J. Trumble
Alexandria
John Bauer
Cincinnati
Ohio
Albert Enos
Cambridge
Mass
Joseph W. Bozynski
Pittsburgh
Clinton Walker
Boykin
S. C
Richard Frye
Johnstown
Senjuro Hayashi
Japan
China
East Asia
Hapsburg
Austria
Kurt Schuschnigg
Archduke Otto of
Garner
James \. Farley
Washngton
William Bruckart
Sugiyama
Anta Monica
Calif
Irvin
Cobb
Windsor
Duke of Windsor
Madame Perkins
Red Cross
Balzac
Davie
Pierce
Dr. Peery
Tecoma Ela Hee Fu
Baeed
John Littlegreen
Mgr
Summerville
South Carolina
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