Madrid and Toledo Fall Clashes Mark Civil War Turn
Government forces claimed control of Madrid and Toledo areas as rebel strongholds faced heavy pressure in central and southern Spain. reports cited loyalist advances toward Cordoba and Seville and a rebel retreat in the Guadarrama mountains north of the capital.
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Toledo
Madrid
Guadarrama Mountains
Spain
Francisco Franco
Morocco
Malaga
Cordoba
Seville
Gov’t
Alicante
Jose Giral Pereira
Alcazar
Guadarrama
Zaragoza
Barcelona
Irun
Santander
Stary School
Guadarramas
la Linea
Gibraltar
Ceuta
Algeciras
Esterpona
Heat Belt Movement Shifts North Citing Heat and Birth Control
Cincinnati July 28 A University of Cincinnati professor Dr Clarence A Mills says the heat belt of the United States is moving northward as the world warms He links rising temperatures to more heat deaths concentrated in northern mid western cities and to possible fertility declines in animals and humans as climates change.
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Cincinnati
United States
Clarence A. Mills
Federal Census Bureau
Washington
South
Dr. Mills
University of Cincinnati
Montana Woman Gratified by Hay Fever Relief
Lydia Krueger Langer of Rudyard Montana credits Dr Fugates Prescription with lasting hay fever relief. She first reported no attacks in July 1931 after three years of use and again in May 1934 stating she had never had hay fever since starting the medicine.
More Showers Are Indicated
Warmer weather and thundershowers were forecast for portions of Virginia. Cities like Richmond Roanoke Danville and Lynchburg posted high temperatures with readings near or above 100 F while Harrisonburg Waynesboro Strasburg and Newport News also registered hot days. A freak windstorm felled a garage and damaged a car in Culpeper. Moths are the clothier s friends.
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Richmond
Roanoke
Danville
Lynchburg
Harrisonburg
Waynesboro
Strasburg
Newport News
Culpeper
Nashville
Roanoke Times
Institute For Rural Folk At V. P. I. Begins
BLACKSBURG Virginia July 28 The eighth annual Institute of Rural Affairs opened with a State Federation of Home Demonstration clubs meeting and the agricultural conference board session An afternoon joint meeting was planned with Dr Raymond B Pinchbeck and Mrs Bertha Wailes as speakers The three day program titled The Conservation of Our Agricultural Resources features national figures and a nighttime address by Mrs Charles Schutter of the Missouri Farm Bureau The institute includes sectional roundtables and will announce annual agriculture certificates of merit Dr Julian A Burrus presides at Memorial Hall Virginia Tech.
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Blacksburg
Institute of Rural Affairs
State Federation of Home Demonstration Clubs
Agricultural Conference Board
Raymond B. Pinchbeck
University of Richmond
Bertha Wailes
Sweet Briar College
Conservation of Our Agri
Institute
Charles Schutter
Missouri Farm Bureau News
Missouri Farm Bureau Federation
Virginia Tech
Rural Et School
B. L. Hummel
Fee
Servid Rural Extension Division
Page
W. E. Garnett
L. Riggleman
Norvis Harvey College
Presbyterian Church
How to exploit close bridge play in a Howell movement
A noted Central Press bridge teacher analyzes a two night Howell movement hand in New York. The narrative recalls bid choices from North to South and the consequences of a misstep that placed a top team near the bottom while the author’s pair finished mid pack.
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New York
Declarer
West
Dummy
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Barbara Bell
Winchester Evening Star
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Cultural Resources
Julian A. Burrus
Central Press
Ty E. W. Shepard
Mark Twain
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the Bell Syndicate, Inc
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Virginia Press Association
Robert B. Smith
Pres Atkins
Norton Coalfield Progress
Raymond B. Botton
Newport News Daily Press and Times-Herald
Charles J. Harkrader
Bristol Herald-Courier
News-Bulletin
George ©. Green
Clifton Forge Review
The
White Palace
Winchester
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