More Than 2,000 Rebels End Teruel Siege
More than 2,000 ill insurgent soldiers and accompanying women and children surrendered after a 17 day siege in Teruel. Government forces reported heavy fighting outside the city and two major insurgent attempts to break the siege were repelled. Captives were promised humane treatment and care, with water and medical aid provided as they left in small groups.
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Charles P. Nutter
Madrid
Teruel
Asuncion Hospital
Santa Clara Church
Mucla de Eyruel
Rey d'Harcourt
Barcelona
Valencia
Celadus
Terue
Indalecio Prieto
Mediterranean
Palma
Isle of
Nailorea
Diplomatic protests flare as Japanese clash with foreign guards
In Shanghai protests erupted after Japanese soldiers clashed with French and British forces at the international settlement. Cornell S Franklin, American chairman, protested to Japanese authorities over police handling. A Chinese scorched earth push near Haichow sparked further tension as Japanese troops faced French and British units, with warnings of grave consequences.
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Shanghai
Cornells
Franklin
Paris
Foreign Office
France
Haichow
Kiangsu
Eestern
Lunghai
Nantao
Pierre Auge
Duce's Naval Build Plan in Europe Sparks Alarm
Rome reports Italy will start immediate construction of two 25,000-ton battleships, 72 destroyers, and submarines to secure Mediterranean supremacy. Fascist workers and organization allegedly ensure completion by 1940-41, provoking surprise in London and Paris over the naval race among democracies.
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Rome
Italy
Lenton
Paris
Great Britain
Mussolini
Duce
Taday
Medierranean
Trals
Roosevelt headlines Jackson Day speeches in push for New Deal reform
President Roosevelt and more than 30 administration spokesmen plan Jackson Day events as a prelude to Congress on the New Deal business reform program. He argues monopolies and wealth concentration feeding abuses while fund raising at a $100 plate dinner.
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Dyle C. Wilson
United Press
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Andrew Jackson
Nicholas Bridle
Philadelphia
Old Hickory
Bidedle
Barber Code Signed Today By Governor
Governor La Follette signed a new state barber code the first since the trade act reenactment. It regulates 3224 shops 5500 barbers across three zones with set hours prices and overtime rules. Urban zones set 50 cent haircuts 25 cent shaves rural 40 and 20 respectively with weekly hours limits and weekly operation nights. Minimum pay scales and share of receipts vary by zone with 50 cent overtime in all zones.
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Madison
la Fol Iette
Negro children linked by surgeons grafting epidermis
A 16-year-old boy and 12-year-old girl were joined by a surgically created skin tube to enable skin grafting after a North Carolina fire left the girl with extensive burn scars. Surgeons at Emergency hospital report the children are doing well and aim to complete a full skin transfer within weeks if the grafts join properly.
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Washington
John Melvin Bonner
Clara Howard
North Carolina
Robert EL. Morin
Clara
Igraftirg
Yours Bonner
John
Moren
Clera
Bomb Laden Plane Explodes In Flight Kills Army Flyer
Honolulu report says Lieut. Paul D. Bunker Jr aged 28 died in rugged mountains near Schofield barracks when a bomb laden pursuit plane exploded during attempted bombing practice. Witnesses described an in flight burst and a wing collapse before the fire.
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Honolulu
Amy
Paul D. Bunker Jr
Schofield Barracks
Bunker
Filibuster in Senate over anti lynching bill continues
Washington reports Southern senators hold the floor in a prolonged filibuster aiming to stall President Roosevelt s program. Senator Reynolds Democrat of North Carolina denounces foreign propaganda and introduces two bills to punish naturalized citizens who advocate subversive ideas and to criminalize teaching or promoting discriminatory doctrines. Reynolds notes 26 Nazi camps in the U S and backs measures as actions by the Army and Navy Union. The Senate adjourned for recess as leadership seeks to curb southern opposition while delaying the anti lynching legislation.
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Washington
Reynolds
North Carolina
America
United States
UNION
Army and Navy Union of the
Majors
Barkley
Kentucky
Frigid Weather Continues Across Wisconsin This Weekend
A cold wave grips Wisconsin with subzero readings across many cities including Milwaukee minus two, La Crosse minus four, Madison minus four, Park Falls minus fourteen, and Minneapolis minus twelve. Forecasters predict mostly fair eastern regions, increasing clouds and rising western temperatures, with no immediate relief in sight.
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Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Federal Weather Bureau
Green Day
la Crome
Madison
Park Falls
Wausau
Dubuque
Duluth
Minneapolis
Minn
Farmers resist wheat production limits in 1938 plan
Minnesota and Dakotas farmers unite to oppose curbs on hard red spring wheat amid farm legislation talks. They cite no surplus in 1937 crop, urge distinctions among wheat types, and note historic import levels to meet miller demand.
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Paul D. Shosmaker
Associated Press
Minneapolis
Minnesota
Dakotas
Montana
United Today
Congressional Conference Committee
Bureau of Apii
Canada
Drouth
Mutual consent divorce in Spanish count case ends union
The Marantao instruction court granted Marta Rocafort of Havana a mutual consent divorce from the Count of Clydeonta, former heir to the Spanish throne. The count cedes rights to appt on coat and contest the won of his ercond commoner wife. The couple wed January 3, 1937, after her surgery for leg distress.
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Wavana
Cuba
Marantao
Marta Rocafort
Haevena
Clyodonta
U S Army Among Best in World For Bombing Defenses
U S Army antiaircraft units in New York state and nationwide are praised as highly efficient. The 62nd regiment defending metropolitan areas reportedly fires over three tons of steel per minute using advanced fire control systems. The force is described as equal to or superior to foreign counterparts in material, training, and tactics.
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Tiarold J. Mills
New York
United States
Juanes
National
Weather summary from the Great Lakes region
The snippet reports a period forecast January 10 to 13 for the Great Lakes area with expectations of snow through Monday to Wednesday, cooler than normal temperatures, and winds near normal. Notable figures include Milwaukee high and low, Miami 80, and Huron minus 24, with observatory data from Gaexstad Observatory Thursday into Friday.
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Fair Milwaukee
Miami
Huron
Chicago
Great Lakes
Gaexstad Observatory
Thurday
P.m
Former Waupun pastor named to Washington post
Yand du Lac Wis A J Dubos pastor of St Ul s Egascapal church here for three years resigns to become rector of Agnes Parish in Washington DC He formerly was rector of St Mary s church at Waupien
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Yand du Lac
Wis
A.J. Dubos
Beecome
Agnes Paresh
Washington, D.C
Hie
St. Mary's Church
Weupien
Fatal crash claims life at Port Washington
Port Washington resident Achrel 42 died after a vehicle left the road and collided with a tree. He was taken for treatment but succumbed to injuries.
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Achrel
Port Wishington
Tus
Iebrie
Port Washington
Vandenberg Calls New Deal Inconsistent In Public Critique
Senator Arthur Vandenberg denounces the New Deal as inconsistent and demands a unified policy for 20 minutes at a time. He questions administration stance on repealing surplus profits tax and mocks Roosevelt and Ickes at the Jackson Day speeches. Byrnes ends hearings as leaders urge bipartisan cooperation to fight the recession.
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Allen Dibble
United Press
Washington
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Republican
Michigan
Vandenberg
Presient Roosevelt
Marell L. Ickes
Iekes
Asst
Robert H. Jackson
Ickes
Jackson
Mr. Ickes
French Employers Refuse Parley In Stay-In Strike
French employers maintain demand for evacuation of stay-in strikers from factories before conciliation talks. C. J. Gignoux of the general confederation of employers rejects Premier Cromtemps’s invitation, while labor accepts with conditions on living costs and pensions for workers.
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Varis
C. J. Gignoux
General Confederation of Employers
Camille Cromtemps
Gig
Roux
General Confederation of Labor
Labor
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