Spanish War Reaches Ruthless Stage in Spain
Rebel aircraft bomb many towns and Loyalist flyers retaliate across Spain. The bombardment from Valencia to the French frontier intensifies as air raids hit Barcelona and Ceuta. The protracted Teruel battle continues with heavy casualties reported by Gen Queipo de Llano.
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Clyremkuuinnal News
Hagless
Coe
Deal
Mont
Tharpihle
Raneingio
Valencia
Leo de Urecl
Teruel
Ameriomnis
Queipo de Liang
Insergen
Seville
Brown squirrels draw crowds as city notes on Lincoln and Reis Streets
Residents observe brown squirrels on Lincoln and Reis Streets drawing crowds while avoiding disturbance. The article links these sightings to similar city issues with loose dogs in Brown's Addition and Norto Hill areas causing property damage. Traffic increases due to weather, and a note on Hazlecroft and Albert streets mentions cracking bricks. A long road construction plan is referenced, with continuation on Page two.
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Lincoln
Reis Sts
Coumons
Addon
South Side
Norto Hill
Ee Sons
Tone
Lawts
Oshey
Spaichett
Sida Sintase
Daily Weather Report for une w4holly period
Weather report outlines daily maximum and minimum temperatures with precipitation notes. Includes cloud cover, wind, and observatory data for the period with times of day and location identifiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jose Raver
Moe Seine
Senior High Class Hears Baccalaureate Ceremony
One of the largest audiences attended a baccalaureate service at the Cathedral for Senior High School seniors. Rev. Calvin Foxe and Dr. S. Bennett led readings and benedictions as about 224 seniors prepared for Friday diploma day. The Senior High chorus performed Call to Worship, In Joseph's Lovely Garden, and Cherry Sang under Robert Duff. Ness Jean Chapman and Miss Jean Louse Wright accompanied the ensemble. Jessie Nelson Reed gave an organ recital before the service as students filed in and out in robes and gowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cealaurediy Audieates
Calvin Foxe
Sevand GB
Ehurel
Ulss
Hey
Rose
S. Bennett
First Christian Church
Benedicts
Leo
Robert Duff
Joseph's Lovely Garden
Chery
Ness Jean Chapman
Jean
Louse Wright
Jessie Nelson Reed
Euditor
Pega
Hawaiian quakes shake Hawaii with seismologist watch
Seismologists sustain alert on Kilauea and Mauna Loa as large quakes rocked the Hawaiian Islands Saturday night. The epicenter was estimated about 250 miles south of Hawaii, with reports of strong tremors felt across the islands.
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I International
Firemen to Hold Memorial Service
Firemen will hold a memorial service Sunday evening January 30 at Ute First M E Church. Rev. Wo Ovo McLenit will lead the service for Ney Castle firemen who died during this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arla
Sinul
Ney Castle
M. E
Ovo McLenit
Senior Class Day Event Delights At Lake Placid Lodge Scene
Senior High School marks annual Class Day with a hunting lodge tableau set at Lake Placid on January 14 1938. Rod Williams leads the school orchestra performing Sentimental Mood and Quaker City Jazz as Pauline Lynch Esther Solertzinger Virginie Mariana Kathryn Boya Dick Johns and Verna Mae Metsaffic perform and narrate. The Senior A trio Leearma Morgan Marion Butler Jeanne Hartland sing The Morning After and Pat Chapman announces continuation on page two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tunishing
Paul Schooley
Lake Placid
Ne-Ca-Hi
Rod Williams
Pauline Lynch
Esther Solertzinger
Trip Dane
Virginie Mariana
Kathryn Boya
Marie
Dick Johns
Verna Mae Metsaffic
Leearma Morgan
Marion Butler
Jeanne Hartland
Sane
Pat Chapman
Chinese General Is Beheaded Today
Chinese dispatch reports General Han Fu-Chu former governor of Shantung province was executed by beheading after a court martial found him guilty for ordering an unauthorized retreat during Japanese advances on Tsingtao. He faced death calmly and his body awaited in an ornate lacquered coffin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Han Fu-Chu
Shantung Province
Haskow
China
Han Fu-Clu
Tsingtao
Two Slightly Hurt in Auto Accident Near Home
Clarence Perris of R FD No 1 and Robert Mitchell of Mahoning Avenue sustained slight injuries in a Sunday morning crash when Perris steering wheel detached causing a collision with a guard rail. Perris suffered a cut lip, Mitchell had minor lacerations and bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Perris
R. FD. No. 1
Robert Mitchel
Mahoning Avenue
Ferris
Mitchell
Recover Body Of Grove City Boy
A five year old Grove City boy Richard Urey drowned after slipping through an ice hole in Wolf creek. His body was recovered at 10 50 PM after volunteers broke five inch ice to reach the bottom with grappling hooks. He played on the ice with his brother Thomas and sister Bernice as crowds watched from the North street bridge.
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Grove City
Little Richard Urey
Francis Urey
Wolf Creek
Thomas
Bernice
Little Richard
North Street Bridge
Five Drowned As Ice Breaks Under Weight Of Auto
ST ANDREWS Jan 24 only one man survived a Lake Chameaux camping party of six after their car broke through the ice. William Craig 60 host lost bearings and drove onto the lake others Albert Storr 70 Louis Hiron 55 Ralph Howe 40 Carlen McCurdy ? were missing. A large search found the bodies beneath the ice hours later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citigenalians
ST. Andrews
Lake Chameaux
William Craig
Joseph Gibson
Ios
Aj ‘Mitt
Craig
Albert Storr
Louis Hiron
Ralph Howe
Carlen McCurdy
Ict
Japanese Push Into China Amid Heavy Snow Battle
In January cold and deep frost Japanese forces advanced about 300 miles along the Lunglai railroad toward Peiping while China has massed over 300000 troops with 15 divisions, supported by artillery and air force including American and Soviet pilots. The Japanese are equipped with modern mechanical weapons as they press toward strategic stations amid severe weather and privation.
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International News
Shanghai
Lunglai
China
Peiping
Mine Workers Meet For Convention
About 1,500 delegates from the United Mine Workers of America gathered in Washington for the biennial convention. They discussed recession, the coal industry plight, and a Japanese boycott, as the union prepared to dedicate its new $250000 headquarters and begin ten days of policy talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International News Service
Washington
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
UMW
Speninzg
Lewis
CIO
Twenty Five Hurt in Elevated Crash
Twenty five passengers on the Alck fleet branch of the elevated were injured when a west bound Oak Park train burst through a foe at a Westside station and telescoped into a rear coach. Six were seriously hurt. most seriously injured passengers were domestics bound for suburban homes. The motorman and several victims were Negro.
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International News Service
Chicago
Alck Fleet
Elevated
Oak Park
Westside
Leviathan To Start Final Ocean Trip
Hoboken N J January 24 The Leviathan the former passenger liner now idle due to high operating costs faces scrapping at Rosyth Scotland A wage dispute between Canadian and British seamen delays departure Only one passenger will accompany the ship on its final voyage a London auction firm representative set to value furnishings and equipment The liner launched in 1914 as the Vaterland later renamed Leviathan saw wartime and postwar service before being scrapped
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Cincenational News Service
Hoboken
N. J
Leviathan
Enest de Lise
Rosyth
Scotland
Glas Ow
Iromicalis
New York
Gutbreak
America
Merce Marine
Con Bresson
Iito
Wners
Vecman
Avantic
S Ice
Roosevelt to Seek Large Peacetime Armament Plan
President Roosevelt will ask Congress to authorize a sweeping peacetime armament program, citing Europe and Asia as threats. He outlines a revised Vinson-Trammell act for a major naval build up, expansion of naval air power, and a strong U S force to deter aggression. The message signals broad foreign policy goals and upcoming legislation.
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Congress
Robert G. Nixon
Washington
Roosevelt
Cangreis
America
Unitedates
Europe
Havne
Vinson-Trammellack la
London
Washinton
Judge Chambers Leaves Hospital After Emergency Appendicitis
Judge James A. Chambers of Sumner Avenue has recovered from an emergency operation for acute appendicitis and left Jameson Memorial hospital after a stay beginning December 1.
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James A. Chambers
Sumner Avenue
Jameson Memorial Hospital
Rosamond Pinchot Found Dead Near New York In Car
Police report Rosamond Pinchot found dead in a car near New York City. Death attributed to inhaling gas from a pipe. she wore an evening dress, hat absent. Pinchot, widow of Ham Gaston, previously married to a New York attorney, had a noted theatrical career with Max Reinhardt.
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Rosamond Pinchot
New York
Ines
Pimnenat
Max Reinhard
E Gastons
Knickerbocker Reports Japanese Determination for World Leadership
Paris dispatch portrays Japanese belief in a divine mission led by the emperor and a will to seize global leadership. It cites war justifications, mistrust of Britain and the United States, and a claim of a civilizational duty to purify the world, as seen in a 12 600 mile Asia Europe journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
H.R. Anckerbocker
International News Service
Ints
Knickerbooker
Wid
Asia
Europe
Paris
Shanghai
Senate Night Session Set Amid Filibuster Struggle
Senate planned a late session as filibuster tactics stiffened resistance. Lawmakers prepared to debate housing measures and press for swift passage while opposition blocks sought extended talks.
Milton Takes Seat In Senate
John Milton of Jersey City was sworn in as junior senator from New Jersey. Vice President Garner presided as the Senate discussed the seat, while spectators from New Jersey gathered in the galleries wearing large red carnations. A chaotic scene followed an attempted machine disruption near a Pennsylvania station, with bystanders fleeing toward Jefferson Street and Minnesota Avenue.
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Washington
John Milton
Jersey City
New Jersey
Ted Carnation
Garmer
Conmmic
Lee
Pyet Agrins
Milton
Dunia
Partisan League
Death notices list several local residents
Death records show Mrs Margaret Ann Dodds aged 84 of 702 Chestnut Street and Minnie Ustehach aged 64 of Elwood Street among others. The list includes Hees Llewellyn 68 and Irvin H McQuiston 52 of Salt Lake City with scattered street addresses and names like Marian William Francis Quighy 37 Hayt Dale and Catherine Tierce 1 413 Wutchinson Street.
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Hees Llewellyn
Raymond Street
Margaret Ann Dodds
Chestnut Stree
Irvin H. McQuiston
Salt Lake City
Utah
Steve Marawski
Ing Avenue
Mira
Minnie Ustehach
Elwood Hy
Marian
William Francis Quighy
Haytdale
Alary
Catherine Tierce
T Dies
Wutchinson Street
Flood Stricken Rockford Faces Widespread Damage
Massive rainfall inundated Rockford Illinois forcing hundreds of families to flee their homes. Many residents were marooned while transportation and utilities struggled as floodwaters rose into stores and sewers. Rescue teams aided trapped individuals amidst continuing downpours and rising waters.
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Etpenny
Rockford
Roc End
Fragmented Text Summary from OCR Reading
The passage presents garbled OCR text with unclear subjects and loose phrases. It appears to mix fragmented names, actions, and references without coherent narrative or identifiable entities. No clear event or outcome can be established from the readable fragments.
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Spain
PA Newc
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Hazlecroft
Albert Streets
Hazlecroft Avenue
Beleubats
Bowel
Contianad
Daily Weather Report
Theodore Roosevelt
Kermit
Kerput Roosevelt
Theodore Roosewelt
United States
Hawaiian Islands
First M. E. Church
Child
Asrhole
Lake
Canada
Leto
Judge Chambers
Millionaire Colony
Bulletin
Jan Rosamondl Pinehat
Giocarrnor
Ritford Pinehot O
Pennarlvania
Alexander Lonz Isand
Knickerbocker
H. R. Knickerbocker
Ceng
Tokin
Soviet Russia
Great Britain
England
Soviet Union
Chiang Ka
Shek
Iwane Matsui
Senate
Dixie
Actic
Tel
Uney
Roasergi
Read
Supreme Court
Thepy
Soureany
Penna Station
Noren Jefferson Street
Aveaine
Rockford, Ill
Arthur Mometer
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