Valencia Front Holds In Spain War Update
In Valencia Spain June 29 the date tilted to the insurgents on a 50 mile front as Frahad forces held coastal gains while Miaja’s troops inland resisted. Insurgent coastal units advanced about 26 miles north of Valencia aided by fresh troops and artillery pushing back government militia toward the Ariana fortifications near Nuies and the western highway.
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France
Valencia
Spain
Jasimo Francisco Frahad
Jose. Miaja
Ariana
Nuies
Two British Destroyers Ordered to Mallorca from Gibraltar
London reports two British destroyers the Imogen and the Isis were sent suddenly to Mallorca from Gibraltar in what the admiralty calls routine. The move aligns with the Nyon anti piracy patrol as insurgent air raids originate from the Palme Italian base on Mallorca, situated about 150 miles east of Spain.
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Mallorca
London
Imogen
Isis
Mallorea
Gibraltar
Admiralty
Nyon
Palme
Spain
Spala
Candidate Wounded In Bandit Attack At Gladewater
Gladewater grocer and candidate for justice of the peace R Winn is hospitalized with abdominal wounds after resisting a store holdup last night. Neighbors called police who overpowered the assailant, and he was taken to Longview for grand jury consideration.
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Gladewater
R. Winn
Justice of the Peace
T; We Sin 2
Winn
Longview
Viola Dana recovering after operation at St Luke’s
Chicago June 29 Mrs Jimmy Thomson formerly Viola Dana of the films was reported resting easily today at St Luke's hospital where she underwent an abnormal operation yesterday. Windings said she spent a good night. Her golf professional husband was at her bedside and sister Shirley Mason was en route from Los Angeles to be with her.
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Chicago
Jimmy Thomson
Viola Dana
St. Luke's Hospital
Windings
Shirley Mason
Los Angeles
Sterilization Study Sought by Solon
A Texas legislative committee led by Rep. Leland M. Johnson of Waxahachie will discuss sterilization conditions in state hospitals and prepare recommendations for the upcoming January legislature. Johnson said the report will outline conditions found, without detailing them, and propose actions on sterilization.
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Gonal- Yona
Leland M. Johnson
Waxahachie
House of Representatives
Texas
Johnson
Screws Put On Japan Factories
Tokyo June 29 frantic buying in taxless markets as government decree orders factories to quit producing cotton cloth and iron products for domestic use. Aimed at boosting exports, the decree restricts raw materials and promotes staple fiber and synthetic substitutes. The government promises raw stock will last a year and sets out four classes of items to be produced later with duties.
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Tokio
Taxlile
Japan
Wade
Astor Father-in-Law Awaits WPA Work
Midletown June 28. Fran Frans O, French, father in law of John Jacob Astor III, seeks relief and offers to work for the WPA. He is willing to take labor tasks to support his wife and himself, shunning charity from Ellen Jack French Astor and husband. His finances show debts and tiny assets after a string of jobs and a voluntary bankruptcy. He waits for WPA placement.
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Newport
Volun
Dr Haltom Dies of Crash Injuries
Corpus Christi June 29 Dr Carl Hallom an optometrist died Tuesday night from injuries suffered in a automobile accident near Aransas Pass last Friday He never regained consciousness Funeral services are scheduled Thursday afternoon here Survivors include his widow two daughters one son two brothers and sister
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Corpus Christ
Carl Hallom
N.ear Aransas Pass
Rioting in Memel After German Police Son Death
In Memel Lithuania on June 29 tensions rose after a riot between Nazis and Lithuanians. A 1-year-old German policeman son was killed, about 50 injured, 12 critically. Disorder began at a dock as 7000 Germans greeted a German steamer, singling Heil Hitler while Lithuanian crew used fire hoses to repel them.
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Memel
Lithuania
Baltic
Germany
Ce Perkusias
Power production rises in United States week to June 25
New York report shows electric power production for the week ended June 25 up 1.4 percent to 2,019,036 OU kilowatt hours from 1,991,115,006 in the prior week. The Associated Press index of power production, adjusted for seasonality and long term trends, rose to 108.7 from 1069.9, with 1928-50 taken as 100. The gains come as the seasonally thin period continues.
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New York
United, States
Edixon
Electric Institute
Associated Press
Industrialists' Sons To Study in Mexico
Sobs of women high in the nation s industrial ranks on their way to the University of Mexico at Mexico City to get some Spanish under their skins were visitors in San Antonio Wednesday. They were Harry G. Moock son of the vice president and general sales manager of the Plymouth Motor Company at Detroit and William W Calms Jr son of the president of the Beacon Falls Shoe company at New Haven Conn. On their stop here they visited with William H. Furlong director of the Inter-American Highway association. The youths are fresh met at the University of Pennsylvania.
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University of Mexico
Mexco City
San Antonio
Harry G. Moock
Plymouth, Motor
Detroit
William W Calms Jr
Beacon Falls Shoe Company
New Haven
Coma
William H. Furlong
Inter-American Highway Association
University of Pennsylvania
Italy Advised Moderation Over Spain Bombing Policy
Rome reports a Paseist regime spokesman Virginio Gayda said Italy urged Gen Francisco Franco to use moderation to avoid provoking Britain and other powers. He condemned Italian responsibility for bombing vessels delivering contraband but supported actions against contraband shipments. Gayda said discussions with Britain's ambassador Lord Perth touched on measures to satisfy Britain about assaults on ships.
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Rome
Italy
Francisco Franco
Sparivty
Spain
Virginio Gayda
Thaly
Gayda
Earl of Perth
Britain
Gount Galeazao Clang
Clane
Perth
Fiaiea
Tom Brown and Wife Permit Parting Revelations
Hollywood gossip item reports that Tom Brown and actress Miss Draper have reached a parting of the ways. Draper plans to sue for separate maintenance within days on grounds of incompatibility, asserting the split is not due to any other cause.
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Tom Brown
Hollywood
Hankow Still Held as China Fights Japanese Drive
Shanghai dispatch reports Chinese forces still hold Hankow as Japan presses up the Yangtze toward Hankow. A Japanese retreat in Hubei Province led to Ankwo being burned and looted by Chinese mercenaries fighting with Japanese, as heavy air raids target Nanchang and the Hankow defense remains in flux.
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Japan
Yangiae
Hankow
Ankwo
Hapeh
Feiping
Nanchang
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