Air Raids On Spanish Cities Kill Hundreds
Report from Barcelona cites hundreds dead and wounded as Italian made planes raid Barcelona and Valencia. Bombing from Majorca Island targeted the eastern board, with Barcelona suffering the worst damage and many civilians killed or injured.
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Barcelona
Valencia
Spain
Ivo
Bliwern
Ray Reich
Lon
Ustian
Mads Phares
Lunitia
Bisurpent
Majorca Island
Balearics
Popilous
Demonstration of carbon monoxide dangers in city mask sale
A salesman tested oil mask use by releasing car exhaust into a small room for 15 minutes then walked into a gallery showing the respirator. The WPA project quarry near Smyth and Blereer streets employs about 80 men and the scene drew local industry reps. The incident prompted safety inquiries as motorists faced slippery streets from recent rain.
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Persport
Tae Peapson
Rey
Smyth and
Blereer
Young King Farouk Marries Pavida Zulfikar in Cairo
Cairo reports detail the marriage of Farouk I to Pavida Zulfikar, with lavish ceremonies in a rain-soaked week. The bride appears behind a curtain as crowds of Egyptians celebrate the royal nuptials amid color domes and state pageantry.
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Farouk
Egypt
Servier
Cairo
Ara Favatr Eusypt
Pavida Zulfikar Lodass
Cleopatram
Mark Sheavens
Japanese Navy Spokesman Denounces US Britain Naval Expansion Reports
Admiral Kiyoshi Noda, speaking for Japan, denounces reports that the United States Britain and Soviet Russia plan increased naval construction to broaden power. He says such plans distort Oriental affairs and Japan's actions while notingBritish and American naval departments were briefed on Japanese pilots responsible for attacks on the Ladybird and Panay.
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Toryg
Kiyoshi Noda
United States
Britain
Soviet Russia
Allewato
Japan
Noda
New Wilmington 4-H Calf Club Wins at State Farm Show
Members of the New Wilmington 4-H Calf Club received awards at the State Farm Show in Harrisburg led by Lee Ramsey winning first place for Jersey heifer entry. The club placed well overall with Jersey and other classes showing strong results and showmanship honors to Richard Mouse. Attendance included Robert Moore Richard Moose William Ampsot William Wilson Bud Simpson Harry and Clifford Greer.
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Lloday
State Farm
Harrisburg
Membe
New Wilmington
Lee Ramsey
Tnb
Jersey
William Wilson
Robert Mosse
Cab
Richard Mouse
American Jersey Cate Club
Jersey Cat Club
New Wilmngton
Lawrence County
New
Robert Moore
Richard Moose
William Ampsot
Bud Simpson
Abe
Harry and
Clifford Greer
Wiggins Named Vocational Head at Lawrence County Schools
Eric Wiggins of Mt was named vocational agricultural head for Lawrence County schools. The announcement was made today in Harrisburg by Dr. Lester K. Ade, superintendent of public instruction. Wiggins previously served as junior agricultural instructor in North Beaver Township and has led duties for the past month.
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Eric Wiggins
Lawrence County
Harriburg
Lester K. Ade
Wiggins
Juveltone
Beaver Township
Faun Hye
Ovork Bf
Racine Hhrolehour
Deneck
Loitowink
Letrura
Harrisourg
Hospital Board Is Reorganized At Jameson Memorial
The Jameson Memorial Hospital board was reorganized at a hospital meeting on Wednesday afternoon. All current officers were re-elected for the coming year with Fred J. Reale named president and Charles H. Johnson Jr. as vice president. Joann G. Lamoree is secretary and John H. Lamb treasurer. An executive committee of five was appointed: A. C. Hoyt H. L. Gordon Charles H. Johnson Jr. R. H. Cunningham and Roger W. Rowland. The treasurer and medical director, Dr. Wayne W. Bissell, reported the hospital in splendid condition.
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Jameson Memorial Hospits
Fred J. Reale
Charles H. Johnson, Jr
Joann G. Lamoree
John H. Lamb
Las
A.C. Hoyt
HL. Gordon
Charlies H. Johnson, Jr
R. H .Cunningham and
Roger W. Row Hand
John H Lamb
Wayne W. Bissell
G Men Seek More Evidence In Anders Case
International News Service reports that J Edgar Hoover led FBI squads to gather evidence to support Peter Anders confession of kidnapping and murder for a $50000 ransom. Bodies of Charles Ross and James Atwood Gray already found. Anders alleged to have killed his confederate to avoid splitting the ransom. Unconfirmed word of a third kidnapper and searches near St Paul for the remaining ransom money.
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International News Service
Paul
Mion
Jen
Gmen
Peter Anders
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Anders
Havng
Charles S. Ross
Chicago
Ross
James Atwood Gray
G-Men
St. Paul
Sinsom
Santa Annle Rice Track
Los Angeles
Body of Ross Found in Wisconsin
CHICAGO Jan 20 The body of Charles S Ross kidnaped and murdered Chicago millionaire was found today by a squad of G men in the far northern part of Wisconsin An agent tied to the FBI office here semi officially announced Hoover would press ahead with charges against the party that dug the body from its grave
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International News Service
Chicago
Charles S. Ross
G-man
Wisconin
Agen
Federal Bureau of Investigation
J. Edgar Hoover
Aftar
Chinese Claim New Successes On Battle Front
Chinese forces said they surrounded Japanese stronghold Wuhu near Shanghai and expected the city’s fall at any moment, a report from Beijing not independently verified. Heavy rain and snow slowed Japanese operations in the north, while a southern push along the Pukow Tientsin railway was reported advancing.
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International News Service
Shanghai
Wuhu
Henkew
Pukow-Tientsin
American Tanker Halted By Rebels Near Balearics
Paris dispatch reports the American tanker Newtucket Chief was halted by Spanish nationalist destroyers on January 8 while en route to the Balearic Islands. A French destroyer radioed that the vessel was diverted 50 miles north of the Balearics and last seen heading toward Allied-held waters.
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Thtamaniana
Paris
Balearic Islands
Vauquein
Balearics
Reed Advanced as Associate Justice by Senate Subcommittee
A Senate judiciary subcommittee unanimously recommended confirmation of Solicitor General Stanley Reed to the Supreme Court. The panel voted after a brief private session following a public hearing. Attorney General Homer Cummings praised Reed, predicting swift Senate approval.
Mother Of Four Named To Die In Chair Tonight
ACCOMPLICE WILL ALSO GO TO CHAIR CHICAGO JAN 20 The first murderess to be executed in Minow for a century is slated to die in the electric chair at Menard prison after a night. Marie Porter, 37, was abandoned today following Gov Henry Horner’s refusal of clemency. Her lawyers said the appeal was the final chance and no further steps would be taken. Porter, a widow and mother of four, was convicted of instigating the murder of her brother William Kappen on his wedding day last July 4 for his 3300 life insurance. Direct killers Ralph Angelo Giancola of St Law and his accomplice John Giancola, 20, face long prison terms. Porter will be the first woman electrocuted in the state. only one woman previously faced death by hanging in 1845. Gov Horner has commuted several female death sentences, stating no woman would die while he is in office. Continued on Page Two.
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International News Service
Chester
Minow
Wat Menard
M Marie Porter
Henry Horner Lee
Porter
William Kappen
Ralph Angelo Giancola
St. Law
Giancol
John
Henry Horner
Inj
Duchess Of Houston Crown Sought At Mardi Grasseve
A Mardi Grasseve pageant in Galveston on March 1 aims to crown Miss Mary Hill Brown of Houston as Duchess Of Houston after her bow before Er Privoious. Brown, a graduate of Oldsfield's school, resides in Houston. Glencoe, Ma. ties her to winter plans at home.
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Galveston
Hess of
Houston
Miss Brown
Oldsfield
Glencoe
American Industry Receives Picture Of President's Program
Washington reports President Roosevelt outlines a five point program to offset the business recession. The plan, approved by the president and the business advisory council, calls for stabilizing the dollar, financial reforms, and tax measures to promote investment and industrial recovery.
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Washingegn
Tan
Hoosevel
Business Advisory Council
Conferences To Be Continued By President
President plans a series of conferences to hear input from industry labor and agriculture as part of a broad program to battle the recession. Small business groups and factory staff are expected to be invited to the White House, with officials noting the idea comes amid widespread industry and labor concerns.
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Washington
Fan
Beard
Hig
Ceun- Oue Y Peetian
Hoas
White House
Bugrest
Orient East Of Singapore Is Already Effectively Controlled By Japan
Paris, Jan 20. H R Knickerbocker reports Japan's navy already controls the Orient east of Singapore. He describes a vast Japanese fleet near Shanghai and Kobe, noting Hong Kong's redundancy, British troop reductions in Shanghai, and Japan acting as the police power in the Far East amid Sino-Japanese tensions.
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Singapore
Japan
Knickerbocker
Imperial Navy
H.R. Knickerbocker
Sign
International S Service
Paris
Asia
Europe
America
Death Of Elderly Lawrence Co. Man Is Investigated
An elderly man found with parts of his body in the Ashabula river near Lake Erie is tentatively identified as Crawford Peterson of near New Castle Pennsylvania. Identification was confirmed by Marvin Peterson, a son from Sharpsville Pennsylvania, who reported the missing man since November 13.
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Ashtabula
O. Jan
Ashabula River
Lake Erie
Crawford Peterson
New Castle
Marvin Peterson
Sharpsville
Soviet Spy Ring Reported Smashed in Rome
Rome reports a Soviet spy ring headed by a Russian engineer linked to Grigor Grigoriev was sentenced. one member received execution in absence while others got 16 to 20 year terms.
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Rome
Grigor Grigoriev
Death notices for several residents and relatives in Bridgeport
An obituary notice lists several deceased individuals including Ross R. Fowler of Bridgeport and Edward M. L. Neal aged 61, with other names and addresses such as 721 Creton Avenue and 204 Erast Cherry Street. The fragmentary record also mentions William B. Mites and Paul W. Blacher and references to Georgie Richard Costly and Ethwood Cie, with Bly months and Biwend coed as unclear terms.
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Ross R. Fowler
Bridgeport
Edward ML Neal
William B. Mites
Creton Avenue
Georgie Richard Costly
Erast Cherry Street
Paul W. Blacher
Ethwood
William James Wagner
Bly Months
Two Youngsters Killed As Auto Skids Over Ice
In Connecticut on January 2 a car skidded on ice, killing two youngsters instantly and injuring others. The driver and passenger suffered major injuries as the vehicle struck a road obstruction. Ambulance crews and bystanders responded amid confusion and screams.
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Bertice A& Aterbury
Conn
N. Boulanger
Warcott
Robert Roberts
Wer
Fragmentary OCR notes on a struggle and wiring chaos
A garbled OCR fragment describes a clash over lines and gear, mentioning a dynamo and a tense fight. It hints at a broader struggle or mechanical failure with unclear names, places, or dates due to the damaged text.
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