Spain accuses Mussolini of aiding Franco in war at sea
Britain hunts a submarine that torpedoed the Endymion with 11 lives lost as Spain charges Italy furnished naval aid to Franco. The Spanish ambassador demanded Mussolini-backed rebels use Italian subs and four destroyers, while Britain boosts Mediterranean patrols.
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Actress Alleges Husband Strangled Pet Pekinese
Pretty brunette actress and model Maievich claims her husband Francis Fo Malevich strangled their pet Pekinese Gog. The charge forms part of a divorce suit filed today, with the actress filing immediate repiz. The sensational accusation centers on the tragic death of the dog amid post marital tensions.
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Increase for WPA relief denied in Congress debate
Washington Feb 1 Congress debated WPA relief funding with leaders opposing new funds. Speaker Bankhead signaled no immediate expansion while calls from Woodrum and others urged increases to about 1.9 billion. Unemployment and social insurance laws influence the relief stance amid industrial complaints of job losses.
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Terrorists Threaten Jap Consul General Life in Shanghai
A Japanese embassy spokesman in Shanghai reports a threat to life of Consul General Okamoto, with a letter promising his head within days. Other Japanese officials face similar threats as police tighten protection. meanwhile seven more terrorists were executed in the Japanese region.
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Vhsiung
Loyalists Claim Victory in Spain Amid Battles
Readable fragments describe fierce fighting between loyalist and rebel forces across multiple fronts in Spain. Reports mention Córdoba and Badajoz, disrupted parliamentary plans, and widespread casualties including civilians. The chaotic language reflects a disrupted surge of insurgent and government action with no clear, verified outcome.
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Setier Borthwest
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Agai
Leahy Urges U S Plans Aid to Build Navy Power
Admiral Leahy told the House committee that maintaining a 55 3 ratio with Britain and Japan is essential to prevent a wave from destroying the fleet. He discussed Japan's capital ship program and U S lag in naval building, noting potential treaty escape clauses and the need to catch up if costs allow. He cited Italy reports of Japan building larger than 35,000 ton battleships and warned U S behind other powers in naval strength.
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Woman 75 Dies in Brookline Three-Story Fall
A 75 year old woman died after plunging from a floor window of a four story building in Brookline Mass. The incident occurred today as authorities investigated the fall details.
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Mass
Ann Mennise
General Named In New York Post
The New York Post reports a general named in connection with a city affair. The article notes major engineers and civil works involved in a new city charter and discusses the two year post associated with the change.
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Fed
Boy Movie Star Addresses Beauty Preferences
A young actor notes parental concerns about beauty, declaring distrust of dames in a tastier tale. The piece references a dramatic moment involving Peppen and Dillinger, signaling tension in the celebrity atmosphere.
Seeing Eye bill passes assembly in swift action
In Albany on February 1 the assembly passed the seeing eye dog bill sponsored by George B. Parsons of Syracuse. The concurrent senate bill, led by Senator McElroy, was reported out after delays due to illness. The swift passage followed Parsons urging prompt action and the Senate committee’s earlier move, with expectations of quick senate approval and governor assent.
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Woman Who Accused Gable to Be Deported
Los Angeles reports a woman who accused Clark Gable of fathering her daughter seeks deportation to Canada. Legal details show Wells Norton convicted of malfeasance for sending letters demanding support, with the mother’s attorney Morris Lavine involved. the case hints at jail time for Norton as proceedings continue.
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Seven Killed in Mexico Land Battles
Mexico City reports say seven people were killed in clashes between agrarians and small landowners near Matamoros Tamaulipas amid unrest. An official communique described the events as local disturbances, while reports note possible involvement by members of an extreme rightist group.
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Dionne Quints Ill With Colds Despite Hopes
Callander reports the Dionne quintuplets shown mild colds but stable overall. He notes the siblings are not seriously ill and continue routine care as doctors monitor their health.
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Colquitt Recovering at Home Before Philadelphia Journey
Former Texas governor Colquitt was resting at his Washington home with friends today and expected to resume travel to Philadelphia after recovery.
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O. B. Colquitt
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Philadelphia
AF L SPURNS PEACE IN LABOR DISPUTE
Stormy relations between the CLO and the AF of L formed by President William Green worsen as Howard telegrams and a 16 mandation complicate efforts. The dispute involves Charles P. Howard, the International Typographical Union, and David Do Ss of the International Ladies Garment Workers, with tensions lingering today.
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David Do Ss
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White Collar Workers Gain Unemployment Insurance Coverage
The Republican Assembly passed a bill extending New York State unemployment insurance benefits to all employees, expanding coverage to about 239,000 white collar workers and bringing in roughly 710 million dollars from the federal government while imposing no extra burden on state employers. A section of the bill related to unemployment insurance was mailed by the state department of labor.
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New York State
New York
State Department of Labor
Officials Struggle With Syracuse Unemployment Eligibility
New York state service officials cannot estimate how many Syracuse residents will qualify for unemployment insurance after a legislative bill. They lack access to unemployment census data or reports showing eligibles, noting benefits currently cover workers earning 43,060 or less yearly under the law.
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Fecal New York
Ynahi
Hazard & Suess
Siracuss
Syracuse
Senate
Trial of Gambling Moguls Resumed in Federal Court
In New York on February 1, counsel agreed to shorten proceedings as the trial of William J. Graham and James C. Caine gambling ezars resumed in federal court. The opening proceedings identified a person from LaGrange as a key figure to him.
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William J. Graham
James Caine
LaGrange
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Confirm Appointments Albany Fes 1
The Senate today confirmed reappointment by Governor Lehman of labor relations board members and the state mediation board.
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Journal Classified and Editorial Snips Highlight Names and Talks
A fragment lists sections like Classifieds Today with Saget and Damon Runyan, an Edwin Hil editorial by Stewart Trancece, Health Talk by Dr Costland, Markets and Theater notes, plus Walter V Wining and McIntyre items.
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