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The Nome Daily Nugget

Location

Nome, Alaska, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1936

Page

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Unclear War Moves as Spanish Rebels Gain Northern Control

Rebels strike across Navarre and Guipuzcoa with air attacks, wresting northern areas from Leftists. More than fifty killed in San Sebastian area as martial law is declared and Madrid fears advancing insurgents. Ambassadors attacked in San Sebastian. French reports place rebel reach near Madrid within thirty five miles. Civilian militiamen guard Madrid while clashes kill Carabineros and rightists near Pamplona. hundreds dead near Barcelona. Rebels reportedly control Spanish Morocco and portions of Cadiz and Malaga.

Associated Press Navarre Guipuzcoa San Sebastian United States Bowers Popular Front France Bordeaux Spain Madrid Cordova Barcelona Spanish Morocco la Linea Algeciras Cadiz Grandada Malaga Cartengena

Spanish Civil War Fights Widen Across Fronts

Undated dispatches report heavy fighting across Spain with at least a thousand lives lost in five days. Bullets hit the San Sebastian residence of US Ambassador Bowers as Bilbao miners attack rebels, while unrest spreads through Northern Catalonia. Loyalist troops backed by cruiser fire claim Almeria in Morocco and consulates report Americans safe. Cathedrals in Barcelona requisitioned.

Spain San Sebastian Claude G. Bowers Bilbao Catalonia Paris United States Ambassador Bowers Rabat French Morocco Lepantes Almeria Ceuta Spanish Morocco Barcelona

Eskimos Fear After Arctic Robbery Report

Barrow residents recall a tundra robbery and legends of an interior Indian tribe. Whites blame raiders from Canada and the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. Nearby Eskimo families fear for safety as six years ago two men vanished on interior trip.

Associated Press Barrow Interior Baird Mountains Canada Henry Greist Wainwright

Italian Troops Move Home From Egypt Front

Italian troop ships left Libya Monday night carrying the first units of 40,000 troops home from the Egyptian frontier toward duty on the French border. Withdrawal follows the British recall of home and Oriental fleets from the Mediterranean.

Associated Press Rome Libya Italy Mediterranean

Save Two Dollars by Paying Advance Subscription

A notice encourages readers to pay for a subscription in advance to secure a two dollar saving. It urges prompt payments to lock in the reduced rate and ensure continued service.

Lindbergh to Visit Berlin for Hitler Talks

Berlin July 21 A reliable source says Adolph Hitler will meet Col Charles A Lindbergh in Berlin this week. Planned visit for Lindbergh to arrive July 22 and depart July 23 includes tours of German air facilities with General Goering as host.

Associated Press Berlin Adolph Hitler Charles A. Lindbergh Celinel Lindbergh Hermann Wilhelm Goering Reich Olympic Stadium Olympic Village

Navy says 49 of 79 ships behind schedule

The Navy Department disclosed on Monday night that work on 49 of the 79 warships in its building program was behind schedule, resulting in only 25 ships now scheduled for completion before year end.

Associated Press Washington Navy Department Completon

Arrest of Chinese Consul as Spy Announced in Korea

The headquarters of the Japanese army in Korea said Sung Ping Yu Chinese consul Seishin was arrested on charges of military espionage. Several of Sung’s followers in Seishin a key northeast Korean port were also arrested.

Associated Press Seorl Korea Sung Ping Yu Seishin Sung

Lindberghs Tour Germany En Route to Berlin

Colonel and Mrs Charles A Lindbergh arrive in Cologne on their new cabin monoplane en route to Berlin. They have lunch with state and city officials amid the stopover in Germany.

Associated Press Cologne Germany Charles Augustus Lindbergh Berlin

Madrid reports Red Committee formation in government

A Madrid dispatch notes the formation of a Red Committee described as institutions for people. A Lisbon broadcast claimed rebels’ planes were hit and three Spanish ships sunk during bombardment of Cadiz.

Red Committee Madrid Lisbon Portugal Seville Cadiz

United States Ships Move To Evacuate Americans From Spain

Washington directs two warships to enter Spanish waters to evacuate up to 1,582 U.S. citizens amid a bloody battle near the U S Consulate. The Oklahoma and the Quincy prepare to steam to Spain carrying hundreds of sailors with heavy armament as casualties rise.

United States Spain Associated Press Washington, D. C Hull William H. Standley Oklahoma Cherbourg France Midshipmen

Gomer Smith to resign as vice president

Dr Francis Townsend announced after a National Board meeting that Gomer Smith of Oklahoma would resign as vice president of the Townsend Movement. Townsend, originator of the $200 a month old age pension plan, said Smith promised to resign in the near future.

Associatea Press Cleveland Francis Townsend National Board of Directors Gomer Smith Oklahoma

Admits to Shooting Of His Wife In Ohio

Joseph Perryman a 42 year old real estate operator confessed to the July 14 shooting death of his wife Margaret a 53 year old in a lonely woods near TIFFIN Ohio Prosecutor Flynn said Perryman told police I must have killed her but I cannot understand why even though she tied me down Perryman said he wanted to be free to run around a little.

Associated Press Tiffin Ohio Flynn Joseph Perryman Margaret

First Cleanups Bring Gold Nuggets to Anchorage Banks

Anchorage July 22 gold nuggets and dust from interior placer fields flowed to local banks. Banker Winfield Ervin reported the first virgin gold was worth about seventy five thousand dollars and arrived earlier than usual, with peak output expected late August or early September. Banks will ship the ore to the Seattle assay office. Internal Revenue Collector O S Sullivan said recent rains eased water shortage fears and interior mines are in full blast.

Associated Press Anchorage Winfield Ervin United States Assay Office Seattle O. S. Sullivan Internal Revenue

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