Loyalist Planes Go to Defend Bilbao Targeted City Bombed
Insurgents bombarded Madrid for three hours killing thirty and wounding over one hundred as Basques repel a surprise attack near Bilbao. Fifteen Spanish government aircraft, grounded by weather in France, are allowed to defend the Bilbao besieged perimeter. Diplomatic talks in Berlin and London hint at broader Italo German support for the insurgents amid frontier tensions.
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Execution of Nazi Fliers Postponed
London reports British and French governments appeal to the Spanish government to postpone the execution of two German airmen Capt Walter Klenzel and Lieut Gunther Schulze. Basque authorities may grant clemency as Interalve efforts push for an armistice in the Spanish civil war.
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Wallis Warfield Declared One Of The Beautiful
Paris reports fashion experts call Wallis Warfield Duchess of Windsor to be among the most beautiful women of the modern era. Designers note her deep blue eyes and slender figure with a 26 inch waist, shaping a future extensive wedding trousseau as she prepares for marriage to the Duke of Windsor.
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Wallis Warfield
Duke of Windsor
Trousseau
Paria
Duchess of Windsor
Break Seen In Coal Strike Near Wilsonville
More than 360 miners trapped 360 feet underground at Wilsonville authorize a strike committee to begin negotiations while remaining underground. Gill CSS Progressive Miners of America officials meet to plan tomorrow's talks as the company demands evacuation.
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F. S. Pfahler
Chicago
Superior Coal Company
Wilsonville
Gillespie No. 1
Eah
Progressive Miners of America
Hull Appeals For Holiday In War Race
Secretary of State Hull urged demobilization of moral political military and economic armaments to sustain durable peace. He warned that isolation and hermit like living within a family could breed dissension and decadence, stressing international relations reflect family dynamics. Roosevelt conveyed a message as maritime day and foreign trade week were observed.
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Hull
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Drought Scare Prompts Fight Over Relief Fund
Western lawmakers push for a billion dollar increase in drought relief as drought fears loom over the Great Plains. President Roosevelt's fund target remains 1.5 billion dollars despite calls to raise to 2.5 billion.
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Pact That Shaped Two Nations Turns 120
Ottawa notes the 120th anniversary of the Rush Bagot treaty linking Canada and the United States. The pact created a long undefended boundary, described by Roosevelt as the boundary that unites us, and is celebrated as Canadian American Peace Day at Niagara Falls.
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Universal Service
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Richard Rush
United States
Charles Bagot
Washington
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Waterton
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Arross
Atlantic
England
Lord Castlereagh
More Plotters Are Executed In Soviet Georgia
Moscow dispatch reports more than 20 anti government plotters were executed in Tiflis Georgian Socialist Soviet Republic including Bydy Mdivani linked to the Mdivani princes. The death total in the Soviet Union since last August nears 60 with executions at Svo botiny and earlier treason trials.
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Tiflis
Georgian Socialist Soviet Republic
Bydy Mdivani
Mdivani
Laurentius Beria
Communist Party
Georgia
David Mdivani
Budy
Alexis
Spain
Serge
Delray Beach
Fla
Prince David
Rudy
Leon Trotzky
Mexico City
Rudy Mdivani
Soviet Union
Svobotiny
Far
Cant
Twin embryo found in baby's abdomen sparks surgical test
In Portland a 13 month old infant has a half formed twin tissue in her abdomen detected by X rays. Surgeons plan a pioneering operation by Dr Richard B Dillchunt next week to remove the embryo and end the rare prenatal cellular involvement.
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Portland
Ore
Richard B. Dillchunt
University of Oregon Medical
Duke of Windsor hosts American guests at French castle
In Monta France on May 22 the Duke of Windsor, ex king, was surrounded by American visitors at the Chateau de Cande. Notables included Mrs War Held Mrs Buchanan Mercyman and Mr and Mrs Frederick Bate. Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr. was denied entry by police at the gate while a mystery man identified as the monster from West Virginia unsettled attendees.
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Monstor
Weat ‘Virrinla
First Weather Report From North Pole Radioed
Moscow reports the first weather message from the north pole by 11 Soviet explorers who landed on an ice floe. The message notes a warm day at 12 degrees below zero and describes plans for a transpolar Russia to America air base.
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Moscow
North’ Pole
Scientilc
San Francisco
North Pole
Olta J. Schmidt
Exploring Party
Schmidt
U S to Aid Soviet in Polar Aviation Efforts
Washington reports the U S air commerce chief says cooperation with Soviet scientists will establish a polar laboratory at the North Pole. Russian explorers pitched a camp there and supplied data to advance aeronautical meteorology for U S commercial airlines.
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North Pale
U.S. Air Commerce
Air Commerce
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Bureau
Russia
Polar Laboratory
Fora
North Pole
Polar
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Fagg
Universal Service
Skilled Labor Shortage Seen In Cleveland Industry
A Warner and Swasey study reports a skilled labor shortage in Cleveland. From 228 firms employing about 810 000, 195 said yes to a shortage, 34 said no. Some employers hired relief workers but many labeled them unemployable. firms favor training their own skilled labor or joint trade schools at vocational institutions.
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Warner and Swasey Company
Iack Ans
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Game
Wage Hour Measure Promised Support Of Labor Factions
A split grows in Charleston as the chamber of commerce debates naming its member to the three man police civil service commission. The act requires a governor appointee, a police order appointee, and a chamber of commerce appointee. Martin and O Connor are the leading candidates with backing from different factions. Mayor Dewson seeks legal clarity on who votes. The commission oversees police examinations, rules, promotions, and discipline. The move aligns with broader labor aims for a 40 hour week and higher wages, with President Roosevelt expected to address Congress.
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Hillman
Amalgamated Clothing Workers
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CIO
Senator Johnson Attacks Court Enlargement Compromise
Senator Johnson of California denounces administration moves for a two-justice increase size of the Supreme Court as disgraceful and a face-saving device. He insists the fight must continue to a finish and warns the plan would cede control to the president. Supporters weigh demanding a quick Senate vote amid mounting opposition.
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Supreme Court
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Kai
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Senate
UAW to Start Drive on Ford in Dearborn
The United Automobile Workers announced a campaign to organize Ford Motor Company workers in Dearborn, with offices to open Monday in two Detroit-side bank buildings leased for the effort. The Rouge factory, Henry Ford’s vast complex, employs about 100000, and UAW director Richard T. Frankensteen said Detroit police jurisdiction may offer more equity than Dearborn, noting Ford owns much of Dearborn property.
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United Automobile Workers
Ford Motor Company
Dearborn
UAWA
Dearbornity Minks
Henry Ford
Richard T. Frankensteen
Detroit Police
Ford
St Albans Youth Killed by Lightning
Arnold Arbaugh 18 of West St Albans was struck and killed by lightning while working with his parents in a garden on Trace Fork Mud River. Dr W H Sarabharger failed to revive him. body taken to Bartlett mortuary. He was freshman at St Albans High School. Survived by parents two sisters Dorothy Ada Arbaugh and Audrey Bird of St Albans.
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Franck Arbaugh
Trace Fork
Mud River
W. H. Sarabharger
Bartlett Mortuary
St. Albana
St. Albans High School
Dorothy
Ada Arebaugh
Audrey Bird
Hindenburg Disaster Explained By Eckener
Dr. Hugo Eckener proposed that a spark from the sky and a broken brace wire caused the Hindenburg fire. He noted two unlikely events must coincide and cited a rear gas leak from a snapped brace wire as the likely trigger during the ship’s final approach.
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Lakehurst
N. J
Hugo Eckener
Nesses
Hindenburg
Endea vour I Near Newport Harbor In Speed Trials
Newport circles awaited word on Endeavour I believed near the coastal steam lanes and due tomorrow as Viva arrived after a storm separated them from the convoy. The 1934 America's Cup challenger may race Endeavour II next month in speed trials before a defender is chosen for July.
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Gerard B. Lambert
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Chandler Hovey
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