Spanish War Worries Persist in Madrid Front
Reports indicate the Spanish government fights to hold Madrid with Mola’s columns pressed from the north and air raids against rebel strongholds, while loyalists score victories at Caspe and Oviedo. Franco’s forces from the south are slow, and American diplomats and ships assist evacuations as tensions rise.
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Mola
Madrid
Cordoba
Seville
Ceuta
Melilla
Morocco
Caspe
Guadarrama
Oviedo
Franco
Claude G. Bowers
Spain
San Sebastian
Fuentarrabia
Bowers
Accord Reached Between Berlin and Warsaw Over Danzig Policy
Polish news agency reports a Berlin Warsaw accord in the Free City of Danzig to ease recent tensions. Explanations will be issued to deflate incidents and the exchanged notes will be submitted to the League of Nations before public release.
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Danzig
Berlin
Warsaw
Free
Germany
Poland
League of Nations
Vimy Ridge Memorial Unveiled by King Edward VIII
More than 100000 people stood in silence at Vimy France as King Edward VIII unveiled a memorial honoring Canadian forces for the April 1917 ridge capture. President Lebrun greeted the king in French and Allward supervised the memorial’s unveiling after a decade of work and a million dollar cost.
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Vimy Ridge
Edward
Vimy
France
Edward VIII
England
Lebrun
Canada
Walter S. Allward
Toronto
Canadian Battlefields Memorial Commission
Sir Henry Wellcome Dies After Operation
Sir Henry Wellcome a famed scientist and explorer died in London following an operation. Born in a Wisconsin log cabin eighty three years ago he established physiologic laboratories and advanced archaeological survey using airplanes. He won the Royal Humane Society life saving medal in 1885 and in 1927 founded the Lady Stanley Maternity Hospital in Uganda Central Africa.
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Sir Henry Wellcome
Wisconsin
England
London
Royal Humane Society
Lady Stanley Maternity Hospital
Uganda
Central Africa
Queen Mary Sets Transatlantic Record For Speed
Cunard White Star liner Queen Mary powers to a new Atlantic speed record in a dramatic crossing. The famous vessel reportedly tallies the fastest crossing yet, enhancing prestige for the line and marking a milestone in ocean travel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Normandie
Cherbourg
Ambrose
Queen Mary
W. W. Wincapaw
Exermont
E. T. Ramsdel
Boston
Cunard
White Star Line
Third Party Doomed to Fail Split Nears Climax
In this analysis the third party movement wanes as Father Coughlin’s and Lemke’s factions fail to build lasting organization. The piece argues Roosevelt strengthens, Landon lacks broad support, and a decisive third party is unlikely, with emphasis on farm politics, tariffs, and the New Deal debate. It notes Roosevelt’s advantages, the coming Democratic fight, and the role of money and organization in elections.
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Federal Crop Reporting Board
Washington
M. L. Cooke
Rocky Mountains
Montana
Hudson Valley
New York
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Ohio Valley
Harry L. Hopkins
Works Progress
Mr. Roosevelt
Drouth
Iowa
Barry Halden
Chariton
American Legion
United States Senate
Louis Murphy
Guy M. Gillette
Farmer-Labor Party
Des Moines
Smith Wildman Brookhart
New Deal Farm Organization
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Executive Council
American Federation of Labor
Tampa
Landon
Alf, M. Landon
United States
Kansas Capitol
Topeka
Snell
Cleveland
Republican Party
Earl Godwin Ashington
Father Coughlin
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Huey Long
Radio Priest
Bill Lemke
Lemke
Coughlin Union For Social Justice
North Dakota
Socialist Party
Communist Party
Woodrow Wilson
la Follette
Coolidge
John W. Davis
Wisconsin
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Republican National Committee
London
Colorado
Ohio
Midwest
America
White House
U. S. Steel Outfit
J. P. Morgan
Western Newspaper Union
Saul Becomes Jesus Disciple On The Road To Damascus
Lesson text outlines Saul’s conversion on the road to Damascus, his three days with no sight or food, Ananias’ commissioning, and Saul’s immediate gospel preaching. It emphasizes regeneration as the ground of faith and Paul’s later humility and preaching, guided by grace in Christ Jesus.
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Saul
Tarsus
Stephen
Damascus
Jesus
Earth
Ananias
Paul
Israel
Apostle Paul
Christ
God
Timothy
Christ Jesus
Follow Your Bent: Stay True to Your Talent
An inspirational note urging persistence in one’s natural line of work. It emphasizes aligning with inherent talents to achieve success, warning that abandoning one’s nature leads to severe inadequacy. The quotation attributes the advice to Sydney Smith and frames it as enduring guidance.
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Sydney Smith
Great and Small Acts in Trial of Love
A reflective line from W. Robert on character, noting that a person capable of great love is proven by consistently performing small acts. The aphorism emphasizes daily kindness as evidence of virtue in challenging times.
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Erk
W. Robert
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Edward W. Pickard
C. G. Bower l
CCC
Robert Fechner
Civilian Conservation Corps
Senate
Eleanor Holm
Jarrett
Coughlin
Gov. Landon
Jesuat
Harold L. Lundot
Moody Blite Inaliunie
Waatorn Nawapapat Union
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