Deutschland Bombing Sparks German Retaliation In Spain
Spain and Germany moved toward a broader clash as a bombing of the German battleship Deutschland by Spanish loyalist planes triggered German retaliation. Admiral Scheer and destroyers shelled Almeria, killing several civilians before departing, prompting Germany to suspend participation in the international naval patrol until assurances end such attacks. Italy backed Hitler while Valencia claimed the Deutschland was off Ibiza by error. The incident follows rising tensions among Germany, Italy, and loyalist Spain.
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Germany
Spain
England
France
International
Tbiza Island
Balearics
Valencia
Nazi Germany
Italy
International Committee
Hitler
Ibiza
Sugar policy debate tests U S industry protection
In Washington a columnist argues that the permanent sugar bill faces hurdles as President Roosevelt seeks a balanced policy. He notes U S imports about 78 percent of sugar, cites Cuba Puerto Rico Hawaii and the Philippines, and warns price inflation risks and potential harm to American refining plants and beet and cane growers without a proper import quota and domestic support. He criticizes interdepartmental feuding among Agriculture Interior and State and urges Congress to act to preserve a two-century-old refining industry.
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Washington
United States
Congress
Roosevelt
House Committee On Agriculture
Puerto Rico
Hawaii
Philippines
Cuba
Indus
Secretary of Agriculture
State Department
Department of Agriculture
Department of the Interior
House Committee
Supreme Court and How It Worked Shield of Protection
The article reviews a landmark Supreme Court ruling in the Milligan case from October 1864. It explains how Milligan, jailed by a military commission despite civil courts being open, was denied a jury trial and how the Court voided the sentence, reinforcing that the Constitution protects the right to trial by jury for citizens not in active service. It notes the Court’s emphasis on liberty, the unborn protection of rights by law, and condemns military trials for civilians.
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United States
Supreme Court of the United States
Lambdin P. Milligan
Milligan
Indiana
Indianapolis
Supreme Court
Washington
Western Newspaper Union
Revival of Poor Lo's and Other Odd Fair Notes
In ANTA MONICA California the piece mocks civilization’s gifts to American Indians and muses about returning the country to its original inhabitants, then shifts to a critique of New York burlesque closures and moral policing of the stage, and ends with musings on beauty contests and humor as self mockery. It blends social satire with cultural observations and gossip.
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Anta Monica
Calif
Red Brothers
America
California
Hollywood
George F. Baker Dies Aboard Yacht Near Honolulu
George F. Baker, chairman of First National Bank of New York and among America’s wealthiest men, died aboard his yacht en route from Fiji toward Honolulu Harbor. He became ill with peritonitis. an operation was attempted but unsuccessful as the party of friends traveled toward Hawaii.
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George F. Baker
Honolulu
Borge F. Baker
First National Bank of New York
United States
Honolulu Harbor
Hawaiian ‘Islands
Fiji
Oldest Groom Hassan Weds Seventh Wife Near Nile
Hassan, a peasant by the Dardanelles Straits, marries for the seventh time on his 127th birthday. He claims age is just a number, cites excellent health and a new set of teeth started ten years ago, and walks to town for groceries. He hopes to live twenty more years, crediting open-air life. REFERENCES to Bigha and nearby town appear in the article.
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Duke of Windsor
George
Walter T. Moncton
Duchy of Cornwall
Chateau de Cande
Edward
Elizabeth
George VI
Baldwin
London
Windsor
Order of the Garter
Order
Windsor Castle
Duke of Gloucester
Hassan
Bigha
Dardanelles Straits
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Youngstown
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Inland Steel
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Corporations
Neville Chamberlain
Tanley Baldwin
Great Britain
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Bewdley
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Poarl Joseph Goebbels
Berlin
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Washington Digest
National Topics
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the Supreme Court
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