Railroad Man Held After Death by Action
A 58 year old former Knoxville resident Leopold Tropold killed himself with a revolver near his home in Sugar Loaf Mountain area after moving from Winchester. Authorities ruled suicide. no foul play suspected. He left a widow and five children Velva Mary Dee George Dean Virginia and Clara. Funeral is Tuesday at the Lutheran church in Knoxville with burial in Knoxville cemetery.
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Dharth
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Roy
Bulmer
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Magiecare Roger Grishe
Urbina
Sceme
Gelebert
Lonpelds
Montgomery County
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Hnnwille
Ife
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Sinal
Velva
Dee
George
Dean Virzauia
Clara Eumbeth
Wty
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John
Charles
George Leopold
Knoxville
Florence Clayton
Baltimore
George W. Tropold
Roovwille
H.C. Erdman
Knotvile Cemetery
C.H. Feete
San
Ray Of Hope Seen In Western Dock Strike
Ray Of Hope Seen In Western Dock Strike reports three conciliatory moves easing tension and boosting peace prospects at the docks. Following union decisions to address stranded passengers, Fatwa PB. McGrady announced that striker representatives favor reopening peace talks with ship owners as efforts to convene a joint conference proceed.
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Western Dock
San Framumo
Cail
Nin
AAU
Labor
Fatwa PB
McGrady
Gear Goon
Bolivar Woman Found Dead in Bolivar Residence
A 38 year old woman, Patna Sehully, a roomer at the address, was found dead yesterday on Paratranz Street. A physician pronounced her dead after responding to a call. An autopsy may be performed to determine the cause of death.
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Washington
Paratranz
Patna Sehully
Cromer A. Macmider
Blum Signals End to Non Intervention Pact Critics React
Premier Blum stated at a staff meeting that he was ready to scrap the non intervention agreement and warned Britain and France that France would act to defend its interests. He did not say whether negotiations with Britain or others were planned or underway and stressed the government would act to prevent a general war. London reacted with astonishment as officials awaited the full text of his remarks.
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Leon Blum
Txdas
Madrid
Wrbiata World
Mranee
Ly Eng
Pranckao
Caballero
Engtal
Drath
Blume
Édouard Daladier
France
Hank
Omoyland
United
States
MVR
Lomlon
London
Bag
Ney
Trench
Blum
Week End ALF OUT Peace Ventures Fail
Fragmented OCR text discusses labor, authority, and political tensions surrounding industrial workers and unrest. Mentions names like Amelia Pederson and Wied Ne, references to a Green and Pedepation presidency, and calls for rectification amid unorganized districts. The passage is garbled but centers on a dispute over rights and authority reactions.
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Darireh
Hite
Amelia Pederson
Armanié
Drunken Driving Rules Outlined by O Conor
A garbled report outlines Attorney General O Conor detailing drunken driving arrest rules. The text mentions penalties, vehicle location, and access to evidence, noting a person found intoxicated may have been operating a vehicle and the implications for enforcement and due process.
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O'Conor
Byrd Committee To Report On January 5
The Byrd committee appointed by the last session is expected to report in Washington within a few days. The panel, chaired by a Democrat from Virginia, continues its study of government programs and potential intrusions, aiming to present a preliminary report by January 8.
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Alnady
Washington
Rowevelts
Former Brunswick Woman Dies Of Burns
A Brunswick woman died after severe burns suffered when a surface exploded at her home in the 1900 block of Fine Avenue. Mrs Morgan, wife of Ttds, was pronounced dead Saturday morning at University of Maryland Hospital after being removed there for treatment. She leaves husband and three children plus a sister Mrs Ray Crabb of Brunswick. Interment will be in Brunswick with Rev Willard Teeky officiating. Funeral directors C H and Son.
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Ee Avenue
University For Maryland Hospital
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Bounswick
Baltimore
Veat
Aden
Brunswick
Willard
Din Park
Sila
C,h and Son
Man Killed by Engine at Portage Crossing
A man identified as Maguire was run over by a parked engine on a siding at Portage Pennsylvania. Engineer James Lo Mitchell of Brunswick attempted to stop the locomotive and called for Fire Rescue. Maguire suffered a broken right knee and multiple lacerations and is hospitalized in emergency care.
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Thetare
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Callal
Oil poured on fascist troops during Madrid assault
Reports from Madrid describe fascist forces launching a major attack with tanks and infantry against the city. Bombardment lit up the capital as shells and air raids caused casualties and widespread panic, with streets filled with debris and mangled bodies.
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Kitheir
Wheat Harvest If Weather Remains Good in West
Washington forecast a wheat harvest in the West that could lower prices if weather stays favorable. The Agriculture Department said a higher yield and price decline depend on normal weather here and abroad, noting recent poor world crops boosted prices and spurred winter wheat planting despite Roosevelt’s note on family.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Amoast
Addite
US Neutrality Law May Be Made Tighter
The article reports moves to strengthen U S neutrality law amid ongoing wartime policy shifts. It notes proposed amendments to restrict arms sales and loans to belligerent governments, and mentions the impact of moral embargo talks on limiting munitions shipments to Spain and similar nations.
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U.S
Develo Ada Mute
Mvalun
Conessanty Tawat
Senate
Tilus
Desagen
Fanny Sare
Thoreany
Aimee Oh
Mternatl
Parish
No Trace Found Of German Motorship Isis
London reports a German motor ship the Isis sent an SOS Sunday afternoon. Westernland searched the seas off Land's End but found no sign of the vessel or lifeboats, reporting heavy seas and a lost lifeboat. The Isis carried cargo, no passengers, and serves general cargo service to gull ports.
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Eng
Westernland
Land's End
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Tass
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England
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Isu
Gull Porta
AAA Preferred by Farmers of U
In a discussion touching agricultural finance and cooperative guarantees, farmers advocate AAA support amid questions on its value and delivery. The President and officials consider the program critical, while unions and farm groups debate its feasibility and effects on farm credit and market stability.
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Ashoul
Constatt
Rayehoum
Omrators
Rences Bianau Federa Ers
Covngil
Blagi
Tosseco Grosers
George Vasu
Mele Cuose Trade Picture Series Promoted
A local exhibition presents a series of Locmupatmeh pictures tied to a fair. The event highlights regional art and a cultural exchange program featuring performances and demonstrations by visiting groups.
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Feria
Eratfenioda
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