Nationalists Attack Gateway To Rich Mining Area
Nationalist forces counter a Loyalist defense at Alcaracejos and El Viso in South Central Spain with a major push from Villanueva Del Duque toward Almaden. Loyalist reports claim governmental spokesmen say the town appears near fall as Nationalists bomb El Viso. Meanwhile a stray line notes over 29,000 lakes in Michigan Wisconsin and Minnesota.
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Alcaraceros
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Nesanat
Admira
Almaden
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Polish Mom Easter Parade and Radio Party Highlights
Saturday program notes list include Prof. Quiz and Morgan Ens entertain with Grace Moore and Hildegarde performances. Serenaders promise hit parade and barn dance with announcer updates across March events.
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Quiz
Morgan Ens
Grace Moore
Easter Services and Meetings Across Town
Easter services and related activities are listed for multiple towns. CHATHAM hosts a combined church service at 7 30 p m. COLUMBIA plans sunrise services at 6 30 a m with an Easter breakfast, plus baptisms. HENRIETTA features a Resurrection pageant, VALLEY CITY English Communion at 10 30 a m, BRIGHTON Easter services with 10 a m Sunday school and 11 a m sermon, PITTSFIELD choral cantata Easter Praise at 8 p m, NEW LONDON Easter service and baptisms at 11 a m, plus various local church events and notices across LITCHFIELD and surrounding areas.
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Henrietta
Epworth League
Valley City
Zion Lutheran Church
Brighton
Methodist Church
Pittsfield
New London
M. E
Litchfield
Fighting Sparks boys rifle practice ends with hat shots
Sparks youths practicing with 42 caliber rifles in the foothills shot at hats from an irrigation ditch. Three younger boys returned home to tell police of the taunting and targeting incident.
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Sparks
Goose rivals speeding train on Point Pleasant run
Kenneth H M Baer, master of a Point Pleasant commuter train to New York, recalls a wild goose that kept pace with the 50 mile per hour service. The bird circled each stop and even drew ahead when the train slowed to a halt, then restarted the chase.
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Asbury Park
N. J
Kenneth HM. Baerare
Point Pleasant
New York
Letter finds Mae Delaney after nineteen years
In Youngstown Ohio on March 27 a Marine Corps veteran Joseph Rendinell reveals a lost letter from Belleau Wood age. Mae Delaney wife of Rendinell learned of the missive after fifteen years of marriage. The reunion highlights a single awaited message finally arriving.
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Belleau Woods
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Rirl
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Daniel Boone at Lincoln Theatre Opens Sunday
George O'Brien stars as Daniel Boone in the Lincoln Theatre screening of the picture Daniel Boone opening Sunday at the Lincoln Theatre.
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Daniel Boone
Lincoln Theatre
Jane Withers Stars In The Holy Terror at Rivoli
Jane Withers, a lively star of screen comedy, headlines The Holy Terror at Rivoli Theatre opening Sunday. The film promises mischief and high spirited capers from the popular actress.
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Rivoli Theatre
New London Grange To Meet Thursday
New London Grange holds an illustrated lecture on Japan by Albert Bushnell Hart Jr. slides from travels accompany the talk. Hart is Harvard professor Emeritus Albert Bushnell Hart's son and well acquainted with the Orient. Master Algie Knapp urges members to attend at eight o'clock.
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New London Grange
Japan
Albert Bushnell Hart Jr
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Albert Bushnell Hart
Harvard University
Cambridge Mass
Orient
Algie Knapp
Brother Of New London Man Dies
NEW LONDON 5. B. Palmer of this place has received word of the death of his brother Benjamin Chase Palmer at his Hollywood home on Thursday. Palmer recently had a serious operation but a relapse caused death. The body may be brought here for burial. Survived by his wife Catherine. Last visit to New London vicinity seven years ago.
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B. Palmer
Benjamin Chase Palmer
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Palmer
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Miss Florence Rowland Weds Mansfield Man
Miss Florence Rowland of Rochester married Floyd R. Hunsicker of Mansfield at 7 30 PM in Oberlin. The bride's parents, Mr and Mrs Frank Rowland, accompanied the couple. Mrs Hunsicker teaches in Loudonville schools.
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Oberlin
Florence Rowland
Floyd R. Hunsicker
Mansfield
Frank Rowland
Hunsicker
Loudonville
The Silent Observer Dialogue About Fair Ride Preference
A brief exchange shows a child and grandfather discussing the fair. Pop notes early birds and early apples get worms, while the child hesitates about riding the merry-go-round, seeking amusement.
Grandfather's car scene sparks caution on manners
In a brief humorous exchange a grandparent warns a boy about safety as a motorist speeds by. The dialogue shifts to a playful insistence on good language and respect, with references to Shakespeare as a teaching moment.
Comic Courtroom Exchange About Driving Under Influence
A humorous courtroom moment features a police officer accusing a driver of drinking while a judge jokes about a lack of breath. The exchange shifts to a wry remark about the officer smelling the driver’s wife.
Cat Meow Sparks Domestic Chaos in Kansas Home
A Kansas woman, while stroking her cat, heard a radio performer mimic a meowing cat. The cat bit her and then attacked her husband, tearing curtains in the living room amid the startled scene. The incident underscores the danger attributed to the radio performance.
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Penny Payment For Indiana Marriage Licenses
Two young couples in Rochester Indiana offered 936 pennies to the marriage license clerk as payment for their licenses. The item notes thrift in wedding costs and jokes that thrifty couples might forgo social security in their married life.
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Indiana
Rochester
Ind
Hindu Lover Sets Fire to In‑Law Home in Aligarh
A Hindu man in Aligarh, angered by a cold reception from his sweetheart’s relatives, started a blaze at his prospective father‑in‑law’s house. The inferno spread to a total of thirty six houses before firefighters stopped it.
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Aligarh
India
War Material Ban Lists Unspecified Substances
A presidential order bans certain war materials including ethydichlorarisinie and methyldichlorarisine as forbidden items. Officials remind compliance is mandatory and penalties may follow any transports or uses violating the list.
Veterans Resist Fingerprint Civic Duty
World War veterans oppose compulsory fingerprinting as a civic duty citing repeated biometrics during enlistment discharge bonus applications and later processes. They argue consent and privacy concerns amid calls for broader security measures.
Doakes Refuses to Play This Season for Any Price
Joe Doakes star pitcher for the Faded Sox declares he will not play baseball in the coming season under any circumstances. The surprising stance sets up uncertainty for the club and fans ahead of the schedule.
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Joe Doakes
Faded Sox
Couple to reside in Mansfield after school ends this spring
The couple plans to move to Mansfield and will be at home to friends once the school term closes this spring.
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Mansfield
Easter Gift at Ward Company Delights New London Workers
Employee of the C. E. Ward Company in New London received a nine pound ham as an Easter remembrance. Company heads reported that over half a ton of hams were distributed to workers on Friday.
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NEW London
C. E. Ward Company
Doakes Signs With Faded Sox For 10000 Plus Victory Bonuses
Edward A. Zilch, president of the Faded Sox, announces Doakes will play next year for 5000 with a bonus per win over 30. Doakes signs in March for 10000 and victory bonuses, declaring happiness to rejoin the team and aiming to win the pennant. Zilch hails Doakes as the finest pitcher and a shining example of athletic American youth.
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Faded Sox
Doakes
Ubia
Joe Doakes
Mr. Zilch
Occulists Signage Outshines Nearby Businesses in New York
The report notes New York ophthalmology shops display larger signs than surrounding merchants. It suggests the phenomenon arises because people with good eyesight are not prospective customers.
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New York
Wealthy Detroit Gift Sparks Wedding Shock
In Detroit a daughter from an average family marries into a wealthy clan. At the ceremony the bridegroom’s father gives a $20,000 check to the bride, stunning her into silence before she quips that she wishes she had married him. The remark underscores class tension surrounding the transfer of wealth at the wedding.
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Detroit
McKenna Joins Elliott Evans as Electrolux Distributor Lead
M P McKenna, long known to Cleveland dealers, resigns from Zenith Machine to join Elliott Evans Inc as Promotional Sales Manager. He will direct Electrolux Refrigerator sales in Ashtabula Lorain Lake Geauga counties, expanding the Northern Ohio territory. McKenna's background includes Apex Manufacturing and retail appliance work in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Zenith Machine Company
Zenith
Eliott & Evans, Inc
Electrolux
Ohio
McKenna
Ashtabula
Lorain
Lake and
Geauga
Apex Manufacturing Company
Cornell Offers Scholarships for Engineering Students
The College of Engineering at Cornell University will award 30 additional McMullen regional scholarships next fall to U S high school graduates. Funded by John A McMullen of Norwalk Conn since 1923 the program supports 41 current regional scholars. Each new scholarship provides 1200 dollars yearly 300 dollars a term. President Livingston Farrand said districts will ensure nationwide eligibility while the fund also supports other graduate and undergraduate aid.
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Ithaca
N. Y
College of Engineering
Cornell University
United States
John A. McMullen
Norwalk
Conn
McMullen
Cornell
Livingston Farrand
Mother and Daughter Reunite After Twenty Three Years
In Tiltonville New Jersey Mary Greco meets her daughter Dorothy now 26 after 23 years apart. Dorothy was placed in an orphanage at age three when her parents separated and later adopted by another family. After the foster parents’ death she sought her mother and located her with help from relatives and orphanage officials.
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Tiltonville
Mary Greco
Dorothy
One Language Dog Impresses N J Precinct
In Orange New Jersey a mongrel collie named Fu refused to move at police headquarters until his owner Tom Sing a laundryman demonstrated the dog’s language skill. Sing showed Fu understands only Chinese proving the dog’s linguistic quirk.
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Orange
N. J
Tom Sing
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