Madrid Government Flees As Civil War Rages On
In Madrid on the 114th day of the war the government led by Premier Francisco Largo Caballero decided to abandon the capital. They reportedly would fly to Barcelona or Valencia as Fascist forces press the siege. Recruits march through the streets while fighters and civilians endure bombardment and the city’s radio station and one airport fall to insurgents.
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Barcelona
Valencia
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Iuminent
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Arma
Radio Stadion
Campamento
Cuatro Viento
Tiwan
Don Prancio Franco
Getafe
Ine
Smith
Govmment
Niins
Atoren
Pasciscs
Recognizance Bonds Filed In Circuit Court
Recognizance bonds were posted in circuit court against multiple defendants in Cast a during recent days. Bonds ranged from 500 to 2,000 dollars with police and prosecutors detailing charges of theft, burglary, and assault against individuals including Othe Arnold Catherine Tassor Ot Amold and Lewis O Miller. Official reports indicate several defendants face grand jury action and possible further proceedings in February.
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Othe Arnold
David Armind
Dounty Sheri John RR
Lloyd
Charles Patterson
Neeto
Highfield
Tedstick M. Schnauter
Lia
Catherine Tassor
Borda
Artin W Haller
Frederick
No Intervention Yet In Walkout
Washington cabinet talks report no final plan for presidential action over a maritime strike. Secretary Perkins and Labor aim to restore peace in the wine industry while winter arrival pressures Alaska relief, with efforts continuing through telephony and negotiations as the stalemate persists.
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Department of Labor
Kriktt
Franpeisco
Calif
Nowa
Roosevelt
Guarta
Perkins Atenognent
Owas
Pastertapat Gulf Porta
Matcona
Prussenters Strand
Lonvulu
Gos. Joseph
Paserele
Savereta
Eye of Labor
Falaard Po McCirady
Poindester
Waal Ane
McGrady
Co Operation With Roosevelt Urged By Republican Leader
A New York Republican leader urged cooperation with President Roosevelt to reorganize the party ahead of the national convention. He proposed aligning state and local committees to boost unity and support for Roosevelt’s reform agenda as the GOP prepares for this year’s gathering.
Democrats predict three more governorships in 1932
Democratic Chairman James Parles predicts the party will gain governorships in New Jersey Maryland and California, noting Democrats already hold 39 states. He asserts the Republican party is weakened and the trend favors Democratic victories in these three states.
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Washington
James Parles
Marley
Republic
New Jersey
Maryland
Californis
J M Dennis Estate Leaves Widow in Maryland Notice
Baltimore November report states J M Dennis former state treasurer and acting governor Emerson Hartington and governor Alpert Ritchie named as beneficiaries in a will dated May 12. The widow Mary Chiles Dennis receives all property with appointment of executrix without bond. estate value not estimated.
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Jonn M Dennis
Emerson C. Hartington
Alpert C. Ritchie
Toason
Mary Chiles Dennis
Martinsburg race recount urged after tight result
In Berkeley County West Virginia the November 1921 returns show a close contest with Fannie and other candidates. The Democrat AN appears to win by a narrow margin prompting calls for a possible recount and review by officials. Local attorney for Berkeley County weighs in on the process and timelines.
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Marineburg
W. Va
Bers Fannie
Martinsburg
Procesue
Attormer
Berkeley County
W .Va
Baltimore Governor announces partial state appointive changes
Maltimore November 6 Gov Harry W Nico said no state officeholders will be removed as he prepares a plenary list of appointments for the General Assembly session starting January. He named several officials likely to be affected while noting most changes will occur when he sends the green bag to the Senate for confirmation.
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Harry W Nico
Cathdeteg Lin Cadto Theblan
Tyron
Ceneral Assembly
Morton J Kerngost
Board of
Liquor Licente Commissions
Paul Sandy
Vwoard of
Motion Picture Censors
A. LeRoy McCardel
State Tax Commission
Yarwin Warfield, Jr
State Ticng Commission
Dunes HO Pollick
Suva Athletic Commission
Seventopaltee
Tatte Camt
Peape’'s Court
LaNtynore
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Thaltimore
Nice
Senate
Homer Ey Tabler
India
Wea
Meilire Senate
Plans To Register 26,000,000 Under Social Security Act
Washington, Nev. federal board outlines plans for nationwide registration to cover about 26,000,000 workers including men and women. The program would require employers to provide detailed information on origins, race, and prior employments. About 45,000 post offices will assist, with workers to receive social security accounts and card-like identification once eligible. The plan envisions phased distribution of forms starting November 24 and emphasizes simple handling through employers and post offices.
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Washington
Nev
Federal Boetal Geurity Board
Pecans
Ats
Daron
Wnrough
Social Seeneytye
Budget Talks For Frederick County Schools 1937
A special Frederick County Board of Education session on Tuesday November 1 discussed the coming year’s budget. The panel expects to present to the County Commissioners by December 1 with anticipated cuts in teacher classes and adjustments due to state funding gaps. Officials noted construction costs at Catoctin Furnace and Point of Rocks, and approval of transportation changes for students between Fortie to Thurmont while retaining routes for Deerfield students.
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Board of
Frederick County Commisades Fars
Board of Education
Catoctin Furnace
Point of Rocks
UN- Jean
Snather
Youth May Be Cripple For Rest Of His Life
Elmer Malort, 18, Williamsport, the truck driver in a brick crash into Dr. J Hubert Wade’s Boonsboro home early Tuesday, suffered a triple pelvic fracture and may be crippled for life. The 14 year old at Hagerstown Hospital with him had no fracture. Elwood Atumwa, 18, escaped without injuries. Kefamver and Heedyaulie, other drivers, face charges after the collision. Fay Gray, a companion, had minor injuries.
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Williamsport
J. Hubert Wade
Boonsboro
Wis
Hagerstown Hospital
Elwood Atumma
Raut
MM. Kefamver
Heedyaulie
Assaul
Rin
Shen
Social Security Board To Add More Employes
The Social Security Board plans to increase its staff as part of expansion efforts. Officials indicate the move will boost operations and support services across affected departments.
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Social Security Board
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