Bombardment of Madrid Continues at Night
Nationalists opened the sixth month of their siege of Madrid with a major nighttime bombardment. Eight inch shells began crashing into the sleeping city at 12:30 A M and arrived at a rate of two per minute for 60 minutes. Shrapnel shattered windows at the military hospital but caused no injuries.
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Sinus Trouble From Wood Chip In Forehead
Andover, Ohio Scott Clark suffered sinus trouble after a wood fragment the size of a quarter lodged in his sinus cavity pressing on the eye. He underwent X rays and surgery at General Hospital in Ashtabla. He is recovering but it will take time for normal sight to return.
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Scott Clark
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Ohio
Farm life crosses state line on Me nominee river tale
In Marinette Wisconsin farming crosses borders as Michael Brost uses a rowboat to access his property along the Me nominee river on the Wisconsin Michigan boundary. A Navajo boy Salvador Toledo, aged 11, drowned after an arm a9 incident. tribal members refused to touch his body or the horse involved.
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Mind questions and showmanship in business in 1937
An excerpt from 1937 by John F. Dille Co. featuring Albert Edward Wiggam on human psychology. It cites science views on fear of loud noises, notes Hunt's experiment with babies, and discusses Showmanship in Business by Kenneth Goode and Zenn Kaufman. It also quotes on anger impairing reasoning and urges intelligent conduct in human relations.
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Wilam A. Hunt
Science News
Kenneth Goode
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John F. Dille Co
Road study to guide North Dakota highway policies
BISMARCK S D Future policies of North Dakota highway department will depend in part on results of a study now being made of past records of foundations surfaces and maintenance procedures. COLLEGE INSTALLS GOLF KENT O Kent State University has granted students permission to substitute golf for the required gym classes.
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Hollywood idol chatter and film star musings
A breezy Hollywood gossip column notes chatter about Martha Raye Preston Foster Tan Hunter and Franchot Tone with jests on Eleanor Powell Mae West and Carole Lombard. It weaves in playful pop culture asides about actors, films, and the glamour of Hollywood Boulevard and shipboard romances.
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Martha Raye
Preston Foster
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Mae West
Charlie Chaplin
Lloyd Nolan
Alan Baxter
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Craig Reynolds
Kat Francis
Robin on South St. Paul Yard Draws Local Host
JOHN MARTHALER, a South St. Paul commission man, hosts a one legged robin for a second year. The bird hobbled into his yard last year and Marthaler fed it all summer, continuing the unusual friendship into the current season.
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Minn
John Marthaler
Marthaler
Veteran motorist 89 earns driving test milestone
Barre, Mass. Charles H. Follansby, 89, passed his driving test with flying colors, the town’s first auto buyer who has owned 45 machines during life and held a license since 1900. He has made 38 transcontinental tours. In Saskatoon a Neolithic skeleton, about 10,000 years old, was found in a gravel pit near the city.
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Charles H. Follansby
Fol Follansby
Ufe
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Sask
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Here
Magistrate Loses Badge In Philadelphia
Magistrate William J. Hess seeks his gold badge missing since he showed it to a defendant. He values the badge at 50 dollars and notes it is not insured. In Denver, a crash reunites Ralph and Ardell Cadwalder after Ardell learns of Ralph's accident in a newspaper.
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Philadelphia
William J. Hess
Hess
Denver
Ralph Cadwalder
Ardell Cadwalder
Ardell
Ralph
Canada Racket Cost Near One Million Weekly
Montreal Better Business Bureau annual report reveals Canadians lose about 1.06 million dollars weekly to financial racketeers. It cites frauds by credit builders, phantom charities, fake promoters, advertising swindlers, and cash bond operatives.
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Montreal
Boys Save Dog In Well By Ingenious Device
In Victoria, H C near Parksville two Boy Scouts Albert Transfield and Harry Burton heard a dog yelp from a 45 foot deep, half collapsed well. They baited a box with a sandwich, lowered it on strong wire, and the dog jumped in. They pulled the animal to the surface, then took it to a hospital for care.
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Albert Transfield
Harry Burton
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