Insurgents Reach Lerida In Catalonia Battle Rages
Insurgent troops push toward Lerida as Loyalist defenses brace for a final stand. Dispatches report rebels in suburbs of Lerida and within half a mile of the city amid heavy fighting and reported gas fumes.
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Liplematens Am Verylce
Aragossa
Spain
Lerida
Secondargest
Catalonis
Hendaye
Barcelona
Hall 208
Saragossa
Lerica
Ebro
Salmanea
Aragon
Salmanece
Contiansd
Protest Telegrams Drive Eckert Vote Push
Telegrams of protest flood to Congressman Charles R Eckert urging a vote against the reorganization bill. A single telegram to the congressman is reported to include about 150 people. The piece notes a mild spring month and blooms on North Crawford Avenue as well as the anniversary of the Cloud building fire a decade ago.
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Charles R. Eckert
Protes
Daily Weather Report For Four Period Ending 20 Morning
Weather record notes river stage at 64 feet with no precipitation. Temperature readings show a maximum around 81 degrees with variable conditions across the period. Data reference period includes morning hours and notes overall dry conditions with no precipitation reported.
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U.S
Vehipe
Marimunttens
Keep Out Of Other People's Wars Warns Hoover
Former President Herbert Hoover warns the United States to keep out of other nations' wars in a blunt speech at a Council on Foreign Relations banquet. He attacks fascism and communism, calling for absolute sanctions and adequate preparedness as he denounces suppression of criticism and the persecution of Jews in Germany. The remarks were broadcast nationally, with an exclusive Berlin dispatch noting Hoover’s talk with Chancellor.
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James Tl
Kilgallen Trelercatin
Bratt Porte
New York
Herbert Hoover
Evrvope
United States
Hoover
The
Council of
Rue Carlton Hotel
Berlin
Pierre J. Huss
International News Service
Chancellor
Roosevelt to Leave Georgia After Warm Springs Visit
President Roosevelt plans to depart Warm Springs Georgia tomorrow after ten days of Georgia sun. He attended a luncheon with Mrs Roosevelt and 115 patients from the infantile paralysis resort. WPA chief Harry Hopkins and George H. O’Connor provided entertainment as the president reflected on his open door policy and recent statements.
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George Durno
National News Service
Warm Springis
Roosevelt
Big Georgia Hall
Warm Springs
Georgia
America
George H. O'Connor
Washington, D. C
White House
WPA
Harry Hopkins
Florida
Counterfeiters Get Prison Terms In Monaca Ring
Federal Judge F P Schoonmaker sentenced six counterfeiters tied to a Monaca operation and other U S locations. Sentences ranged from five to 15 years. Mikalj of Monaca and Zinety of Monroe Mich received 15 years each after pleading guilty and testifying. Others, Sikich Janus and Zietz, drew five years each after trial. Klicevic, who pleaded guilty, also faced term.
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Citernaational News
Pittsburgh
F. P. Schoonmaker
Monaca
Erie District Court
Mike Mikali
Nicola Zinety
Monroe
Mich
Mikalj
Anton Sikich
New York
Peter Janus
Werren
Anthony Zietz
Peter Klicevic
Jonaca
Schonaker
Janus
Cothers
Death Record for Mrs Fixerda Lightner
Obituary notice identifies Mrs Fixerda Lightner of Slippery Rock with reference to Miss Becht Offerdinger residing at 304 North Mercer Street. The fragment provides no dates or further biographical details.
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Fixerda Lightner
Slippery Rock
Becht Offerdinger
North
Mercer Streets
Spanish Fleeing Across French Border Amid Mass Exodus
London dispatch reports from Perpignan that several thousand Spanish government troops and civilians crossed into France in dire condition. The exchange says General Valio, leader of the loyalist tenth army corps, declared they faced massacre or flight.
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Intermeliong
London
Perpignan
France
Spain
Valio
Tenth Army Corps
May Name Four Republicans On TVA Committee
Washington April 1 The decision to name at least three or four Republicans to the 10 member Senate House committee to investigate the Telmesser Valley Authority was disclosed by eight congressional leaders. Garner and Bankhead plan to fill the six remaining posts with Democrats of unquestionable integrity. Bankhead said he would name Republicans to two of the five House seats and asked Minority Leader Snell to submit minority nominations.
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Robert Humphreys
Washington
Garner
Speaker Bankhead
Telmesser Valley Authority
Senate
House Committee
Bankhead
House
Snell
Troop K Banquet Planned by 103rd Cavalry
A committee from Troop K 103rd Cavalry announced plans for the annual banquet to be held Saturday night April 16 in the Elks dining room. Invited guests include Col. Benjamin Jones Major E J Alberts Lt Col Samuel B Welfe Major Marquis Rose and other troop officers with Mayor Guy Wadlinger and local officials expected to attend.
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103Rd Cavalry
Elks
J. H. Cleaver
E. W. Palmer
Frank Pasqualino
Franklin W. Shook
Benjamin Jones
E. J. Alberts
Samuel B. Welfe
Marquis Rose
Commotive
L. B Round
W. Fullon Jackson
Captan Jom D. Kennedy
Bart Richards
William J. Eowell
Louis A. Haug
Paul A. Welsh
Guy J. Wadlinger
American Legion
Charles B. McGrath
H? Coounty Rem Missioners
Turn Tables On April Fools
Officials of Brookfield press a crackdown on April Fools pranks. They warn that those using recorded animal voices to frighten others will face consequences, while mischief makers risk exposure as an annual crop of practical jokes grows louder with roars and yips.
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Ternational News Service
Chicago
Brookfield x00
Mr. Lion
Mr. Fox
Lawrence county music and forensic contest set at Westminster
Westminster college hosts the 16th annual Lawrence county music and forensic contest in New Wilmington. About 400 entries from 11 high schools compete across 398 events led by judges from Westminster. New Castle tops entries with 28, followed by Mt Jackson 20 and Bessemer 15.
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New Wilmington
Lawrence County
Westminster College
Lvo
Grove City
John Orr
Glenn Taylor
H. L. Black
Mary McConagha
Mary Purdy
Dorothy Kirkbride
Donald
Cameron
Edward Freeman
New Castle
Mt Jackson
Bessemer
East Brook
New Wilrtuington
Union
Shenango
Wampum
Princeton
Volant
Ellwood Guy
Baby Suffers Leg Fracture After Window Fall
Joseph Correa Jr a two year old boy from East North street toppled from a bathroom window at 324 East North street landing on a porch roof then the ground. He sustained a fracture of the right leg above the knee and severe abrasions and is in Jameson Memorial Hospital. His parents recently moved here and Mrs Correa had an emergency appendectomy three days after arriving.
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Joseph, Jr
Joseph Correa
East North Street
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Magee Died Without Will Leaves Estate to Nephew
Former Pittsburgh mayor William A Magee died a week ago and left no will. Letters of administration were issued to his nephew William Mazee after his brothers renounced the right. Bond set at $1000, estate valued at about $590.
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Clvterational News Service
Pittsburgh
William A. Magee
William Mazee
Becomes Bride After Ceremony in New York
Elizabeth Vandenberg daughter of Michigan senator Arthur H. Vandenberg weds Edward Pfeiffer New York magazine official and is honeymooning.
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New York
Elizabeth Vandenberg
Michigan
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Edward Pfeiffer
New York Magazine
Japanese Troops Are Driven Back
Chinese troops counter-attacked at Taierchwang and drove Japanese forces from the walled city. They advanced about two and a half miles north toward Tsaochwang, threatening a junction with forces east of the city. A Japanese push toward Yihsien was repulsed amid Chinese advices. a 2000-strong column near Hsisngchen was checked as it tried to breach the line between Lingyu and Tsachwang.
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Iternational News Service
Hankow
Taierchwang
Talerchwah3
Lungnal
Tsaochwang
Yihsien
Suchow
White
Hsisngchen
Lingyu
Tsachwang
Search For Plane Will Be Dropped In Hawaii
Honolulu April 1 Missing Navy bombing patrol plane with six men aboard has been officially abandoned. Admiral Claude Bloch said there is no hope of finding the plane or survivors after more than 24 hours of search across about 100000 square miles by over 200 planes and surface craft.
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Honolulu
Navy
Claude Bloch
United States Fleet
Bloch
Orlando Death Toll Reaches Nine
Orlando reports a sudden epidemic blamed on a lockjaw like illness from a serum for treating advanced dine cer cases. Nine have died including Lydia Morrison, 49, and Pore, 62, while Edward Bolle, a retired executive, is in critical condition. Doctors strive to save two other women with anti tetanus serum and extensive medical efforts ongoing.
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Orlando
Frs
Lydia Morrison
Pore
Edward Bolle
Tablernational Harvester Corporation
April Fools Day Prank Schemes Stir Laughs in NYC
A chaotic April First feature in New York highlights practical jokes including switching hotel showers to hot and cold, planning to call random numbers from a telephone book to threaten a radio interruption, and rumor of dropping a murder confession wrapped bone in Times Square. Bemis V Whirlpool discusses home and office gags as spring jokes begin.
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Rtcey
New York
Bemis V. Whirlpool
Wow. C. A
Bemis
Lyon
Ham
Ling
Start Rehabilitation Work In Tornado Area
International news reports a spring cold snap worsening conditions for hundreds of refugees after devastating tornadoes ripped five states, killing 36 and endangering many more. Relief agencies brace for long rehabilitation as victims, many homeless, face up to 31.5 million dollars in reconstruction costs amid widespread destruction. A separate storm hit Marion Kentucky with no injuries.
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Wednesda
Perm
Arkansas
Knots
Missouri
Marion
Senate Passes Glass Measure for Business Loans
Washington April 1 The senate approved the Glass bill to broaden the Reconstruction Finance Corporation lending power freeing 1.5 billion dollars for business loans big and small. Carter Glass of Virginia supported the move while some opponents warned it is not a cure-all and could spark rapid inflation.
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Onal Seas
Srecien
Washington
Senate
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
House
Carter Glass
Virginia
Two More Motor Patrolmen Here
State motor police force here to day was increased to nine by the arrival of two members from the training school at Meyerstown. They are Privates Bubler and Timpapn. There are three motor police now assigned to criminal work and six to traffic duties here.
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Uaining
Meyerstown
Bubler
Timpapn
Fleming Named Acting Street Commissioner in City
William G. Fleming became acting street commissioner under Councilman William H. Dunlap. He succeeded Carmi Glover, who moved to sewer foreman duties.
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Fleming
William G. Fleming
Wiliam H. Dunlap
Carmi Glover
Snow Flurries Predicted By Local Forecaster
Pittsburgh on April 1 reports a sharp cold NW wind will push in tonight bringing snow flurries. Weather forecaster W. S. Brotzman predicts the cold spell will last only a day. Public caution urged as conditions shift quickly in this brief snap of winter.
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Tintern
Pittsburgh
W. S. Brotzman
Brotzman
Pekin Storm Wreck Closes Town Roads and Injuries Rise
Partial text describes a severe storm striking South Pekin Illinois with a tangled wreckage of debris. Reports indicate a high death toll feared to exceed 23, and the town of South Pekin with a population around 1000 faces widespread damage.
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C International
Sorvice
Pekin
Ill
Somh Pekin
Guffey's Break With Governor Earle Complete
In Harrisburg Senator Joseph F Guffey announced a campaign break with Governor George Earle by supporting Mayo and denouncing Mathew KH McCloskey of Philadelphia as a contractor boss who had become prime minister of Pennsylvania. The move signals a reversal of prior endorsements in the Senate race and underscores a heated primary battle.
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Harrisburg
Apol L. Ss
Joseph F Guffey
George R Complete Todas
Mayo, & An
Philadelphia
States Senate
Pennsylvani
Aeasalior
Mathew KH. McCloskey
Assistance Board Meeting Upheld Tonight in Tucson
Members of the Department of Public Assistance board for Liaw rented county will gather tonight for a meeting at the Sout Mul street ligademakers oof tae ate dep wert i Paul Po Bis in Tuscon Arizona. April 1. Jol Pershing may attend Indy Warren wedding in New York. Dr. Penal ivan announced.
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Public Assstanes Board
Tie Sout Mul Street
Depwert
Paul Po Bis
Aie
Yes
Tuscon
Ari
Cieuera
Jol Pershing
Indy Warren
New York
Penal Ivan
Inday
Reorganization Measure Provokes House Protest Flood
A wave of protest against the administration's government reorganization bill hits the House as telegrams pour in. About 45,000 messages were received by noon, with many urging a kill vote amid debate delays. Officials warn the count may outpace the Senate's earlier surge, despite dissension.
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tTntarden
Shington
House
Tadar
Senate
Washingtuon
Lette
Congress
Minister's Wife Suffers Broken Leg After Fall
Mrs Rose wife of Rev Calvin Rose of Albert Street is reported injured with a fracture to the right leg after tripping on steps from the PWCA on Jefferson Street. The accident occurred around six o'clock on Thursday as she was leaving a function at the Second WPL church.
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Calvin Rose
Arlotte Rose
Albert Street
Jameson Messprial
Lee
PWCA
Jefferson Street
Rose
Usgang
WPL
Fragmented OCR note with unclear details
The readable text shows scattered phrases about a disty curb, a brick, and various names with dubious meaning. It mentions dates or times vaguely and references to people like Arthur and Dart, but the overall content is garbled and lacks a coherent event or outcome.
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