Spanish ship Mar cantabrico sunk in Bay of Biscay
London reports identify the vessel bombarded and sunk in the Bay of Biscay as the Spanish ship Mar cantabrico from Veracruz Mexico on February 19 carrying war materials for the Spanish government. Four British destroyers pursued. Aba sighted the blaze and sent SOS. In New York the Mar Cantabrico left harbor two months after its cargo theft night.
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Bay of Sesay
Mar ‘Antabrico
Verecruz
Mexico
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Dempster
Sey of Biscay
Hone Ward
West Africa
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Comrovery
New York
Mar Caentabrico
New York Harbor
Roosevelt
Congress
Eve Returns to Connecticut Farmhouse Amid Old House Slow Decay
Eve lannersfield leaves New York for her two century old farmhouse in Connecticut. The Last Enanta let the place run down and she feels lonely without Derinygly Denny who planned to marry soon. George Cleveland and his father cheer her on her first night back. Eve wakes to a bright spring morning and considers breakfast before facing the house’s condition.
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Eve
Lannersfield
Connecticut
Enanta
Stir
Denny
Merry
George Cleveland
George
Seymour House
George T
Cdo
Sandy
Fia
Jenningses
Cad George
Sex Moor
Rare
Jennings
Den
Orchard Comeback At Jennings House
Eve Mannersfield toils amid a weathered estate as George von Jordan and his assistant Adriano restore the property. They share a fire, fetch wood, and plan a breakfast with Mattie’s rolls while revisiting memories of the garden and past owners.
Hollywood Tales From the Studio Set
Hollywood gossip recounts mischief on the set as a veteran suitor woos a new actress while a microphone captures private moments. Dummies fill a Madison Square Garden scene, and Charles Winninger improvises vodka takes. Rosland Russell tests 45 glasses for Night Must Fall while executives select a plain shell frame.
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Rosalind
Rosalind Russell
Russell
Local Property Deeds Recorded In Weekend Clerk Office
Deeds recorded over the weekend show several local property transfers. George A Burck and wife sold to Stella and Staley Sanner at 308 West South Street for about 2500 dollars. Mary Gertrude Viner and George Yinger with others sold 22 West Fifth Street for about 8000 dollars. Daul L Beard sold a two story concrete block dwelling at East Second Street for about 2500 dollars. A lease arrangement was made between AW Davie of Tiarasville and the Drew Levick Company for Linden Hills West tinder Lodge Service Station for five years at 25 dollars monthly.
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George A. Burck
Stella B. Sanner
Staley V. Sanner
West South Street
Mary Gertrude Viner
George Yinger
G. BR. Dennis
Filan Cramer
Weat Fifth Street
Daul L. Beard
Second Street
Teninetia L
Damicenn
Davie
Tiarasville
Drew Levick Company
Davis
Linden Hills
Predenck
Champagne Waltz at Tivoli Theatre Stars MacMurray
Tivoli Theatre presents Champagne Waltz starring Fred MacMurray and Gladys Swarthout with Jack Oakie and a notable cast. Film features Swarthout’s voice as granddaughter of a musical director in a Viennese setting. The program includes The March of Time, a newsreel, and musical dance numbers.
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Tivol
Vienna
Fred MacMurray
Ghidys Swarthout
Jack Oakle
Tivoli Theater
Woh
MacMurray
Muss Swarthout
al Nuennen Wa Palast
Weather recaps cool start with rain and mild temps
An overnight low of 35 degrees preceded a light Monday shower. The day brought overcast skies until noon and a late sun burst lifting temperatures to 68 degrees. Brisk northwest winds persisted. most regions reported above normal temperatures with Duluth recording eight degrees above zero as the coldest observed.
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Ford
Mercury
United States
Canada
Duluth
Minn
Farm Leaders Back Crop Insurance Plan
Farm leaders from a dozen states urged approval of crop insurance before a Senate committee. They argued the measure could be constitutional, while critics warned of possible presidential veto and legal challenges.
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Washington
Senate
Roosevelts Court
Orks
Fanners Union of
South Dakar
Cammattee “Weltreat
Propaganda Outburst on Senate Floor Sparks Debate
In Washington on March 8, a heated Senate session erupted over the Roosevelt court reorganization plan as Senator Robinson of Arkansas labeled a surge of “propaganda” against administration moves. The exchange referenced intensified efforts aimed at blocking or opposing the proposal.
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Roosevelt Court
Senate
Robinson
Arkansas
Alsa
General Motors
Interim Supreme Court case stirs Missouri debate
Amid partisan clashes Senior Clark accuses officials of propaganda as the chase for reorganization unfolds. Teague endorses the president's stance while allied farmers rally support and vow unified backing for government money measures.
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Supreme Repurt
Clark
Missouri
Teague
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