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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1936
Page
1
Pact Patching Pleaded Amid Spanish Civil War Tangles
A Moscow backed non intervention committee session in Paris faces Spain Portugal Italy Germany and France as delegates weigh investigations into alleged fascist aid to Madrid's insurgents. Russian and Soviet led push seeks a probe of Portugal while Lisbon signals resistance. Blunt and Eden vow to prevent collapse of the accord.
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Madrid
Spain
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Sa- Wet
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Leon Blunt
France
Anthony Eden
Portugal
Italy
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Diario de Noticias
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Tordon Quarters
British Persuasion Aims to Halt Collapse of Neutrality Pact
A report notes British efforts to keep Russia on the committee, prevent the neutrality agreement from breaking down, and deter Soviet threats while urging relief to Madrid to push back advancing insurgents.
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Russia
Madrid
Death Motifs of the Mystic Cheiro at Hollywood
Nurse Edith Phelan recalls the mystic Cheiro Count Louis Hamon died two nights earlier amid a scented room and creaking stairs. Hamon, famed Irish occultist born in Wicklow, predicted dates of many notable deaths and wrote of world figures, with guestbooks stacked with praise from varied luminaries.
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Vie
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Villard backs Socialist Norman Thomas in Roosevelt vote
Oswald Garrison Villard, associate editor of The Nation, announced he would not support President Roosevelt for re election. He intends to vote for Norman Thomas. The notice ends with a call to read classified ads.
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Roosevelt Banks
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Oswald Garrison Villard
the Nation
Roosevelt
Norman Thomas
Barcelona Hit by Second Rebel Air Raid
Government-held Barcelona suffered heavy damage in a second insurgent air raid reported by Fascist radio from Jerez de la Frontera. The same waves damaged nearby Alleantia and Malaga, with reports of considerable destruction yesterday.
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Malaga
Lulacs Open Drive for Poll Taxes
The annual poll tax campaign of League of United Latin American Citizens council No. 16 opened Friday under council president and campaign chairman Charles Alvidress. Past president M. G. Trub says members will promptly purchase poll taxes and launch West Side contests to boost campaign interest.
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Charles Alvidress
M. G.trub
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