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The Battle of El Mazuco began in the north.
Italy denied responsibility for the sinking of the Timiryazev and Blagoev.
The Prime Minister of Spain is on the cover of this week’s Time Magazine
Young Hitlerians are on parade in Stuggart
New School buses hit the road in Winston-Salem NC
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Juan Negrín became Prime Minister of Spain.
Råsunda Stadium was formally inaugurated in Stockholm, Sweden. England defeated Sweden in a friendly, 4-0
Christain X, King of Denmark and Iceland, is on the cover of this week’s Time Magazine
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The upper Ohio River Valley begins to mop-up.
The Dimitrov Battalion joined the XV International Brigade in Spain.
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Carsey’s gift was in the P.O. this am. A tiny bottle of perfume and a white and gold compact! Am so proud of both of them! Slow day at school!!
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France restored the Constitution of Lebanon after it had been suspended for a number of years.
The winners of the 2nd New York Film Critics Circle Awards were 
announced. Mr. Deeds Goes to Town was named Best Film of 1936.
The U.S. Supreme Court decided De Jonge v. Oregon.
Wallis Simpson is Time Magazine‘s person of the year.
President Roosevelt and first lady Eleanor Roosevelt are seen up Pennsylvania Avenue during the inaugural parade in Washington, D.C.
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Had waffles for breakfast at Roper’s – Just stuffed! Went to Monument – visited tanks, saw a well drilled, pipe lines laid etc. 
Missed Eunice – went to Walter Famori’s after looking for the place 2 hours! I got a mixing bowl for a prize! Do they ever tease each other! Had good time – went to midnight matniee – saw “After the Thin Man” very good.
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Great Britain and Italy signed a “gentleman’s agreement” pledging to mutually respect one another’s rights and interests in the Mediterranean as well as Spain’s independence and integrity
A new Saturday Evening Post and New Yorker Magazine
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The Battle of Lopera began.
United Airlines Trip 34: A United Air Lines Boeing 247 crashed into a hill south of Newhall, California during rainy weather, killing all 12 aboard.
The Spanish government decided to hold the Palos despite a German threat of reprisals.
Mahatma Gandhi emerged from two years of silence to make a political speech. He cryptically said, “Show me the way and I am prepared to return to gaol. I am prepared to be hanged. If you do all I want you to do, the Viceroy will say: ‘I am wrong – I thought you people were terrorists, and if you like we Britishers will return by the next steamer.’ We would then say to Lord Linlithgow and the British: ‘India is big enough to hold you and more like you.’ That is my Swaraj.” Gandhi denied that his speech indicated that he was returning to public life.
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Portugal broke off diplomatic relations with the Spanish Republic
Bill Wyman, bassist of The Rolling Stones, was born in Lewisham, London, England
A new New Yorker and Saturday Evening Post
Race horses complete the first lap of the Scarsdale Handicap, Empire City Track in New York. Seabiscuit wins in record time.
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Dad came on the way to the conference. Ate supper at Martens. Played “Politics” Visited at Burdette’s – Dad stayed there all night
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King Edward and his party, including Mrs. Ernest Simpson, disembarked from his chartered yacht at Rab, Yugoslavia after a vacation cruise.
Italian Foreign Minister Galeazzo Ciano arrived in Berlin for official talks with Germany
Reinhard Heydrich arrived in Rome, Italy visit the tomb of the unknown soldier . He was also with other German Police officials to celebrate the anniversary of Rome’s police corps
108 Norton WD16H 490cc side valve, single-cylinder motorcycles are prepared to be shipped to the Royal Army
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Wrote Mary Jo asking about the check. Have only 12 in Spanish Club
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General Francisco Franco is named head of the rebel Nationalist government in Spain
In Valencia, the Spanish Cortes met for the first time since July 18 and passed a law granting home rule to the Basque Country.
Al Smith gave a nationally broadcast address in which he broke from the Democrats and endorsed Alf Landon for President of the United States.
Juan Demóstenes Arosemena became President of Panama.
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I went to Educ. Meeting at El Paso High. Dr Leonard was very good! M.J. left for Van Horn. Dit goes to hospital at one P.M.
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Louise Thaden becomes the first woman to win the prestigious coast
Francisco Largo Caballero became the 66th Prime Minister of Spain. An announcement explained that “because of the length of the civil war, the government believed it advisable to resign to make way for a government embracing all parties comprising the Popular Front.”
The Battle of Irún ended with the Nationalist capture of the city.
In Paris, 100,000 pro-Republican demonstrators held a march calling on the French government to lift its arms embargo against Spain
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