Casualties Heavy as Madrid Endures Severe Shelling
Heavy casualties feared as Madrid endures the worst shelling in seven months. Insurgent forces press east of Bilbao toward Basque defenses while government troops fortify barricades. A British landing party rescued the French consul amid the panic and disorganization in the besieged city.
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Associated Press
Bilbao
Eathander
Acgona
Hilhag
Frontet
Bilvao
Jean Casterun
France
Madrid
Ita
Johnson attacks Roosevelt third New Deal as threat
New York dispatch reports General Johnson of Heds casting the Roosevelt administration's 1937 legislative proposals as a push toward a silent revolution in democracy. He labeled the era’s plans a “third new deal” crafted by a brains trust, arguing they threaten traditional American political form and democracy.
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New York
Mugh
Johnson
Roosevelt
N.R.A
Congress
Federal LIE for this State being pressed and flood relief urged
Montana faces simultaneous drought and flood spurring senators to seek consolidated federal relief. Senator Wheeler calls for a conference of interior-state colleagues to unite the program under one department, while Senator Murray pushes agencies to extend aid. W P A Civilian Conservation Corps and other agencies pledged to use their facilities where possible as flood areas suffer.
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Washington
Drouth
Flood
Montana
Burton K. Wheeler
Interior States
Northwest
Wheeler
Uney
James F. Murray
Works Progress Administration
Reconstruction Fl. Dance Corporation
Civilian Conservation Carpy
Trexettinment Adminstration
Popeble
Montand Drench
Mr. Wilson
Kidnaping Victim Possibly Located In New York
In New York on June 15 police investigated a kidnapping case involving a man identified as Tomlin and a woman linked to Parsons home. The driver reported the woman was abducted by a man and a second woman near Pensyl street station around p.m. Officers at Stony Brook were to question the driver as authorities declined to speculate on the development’s impact on the case.
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Daist Bist Street
Tomlin
Stony Brook
Inn
Naval officer dies in plane crash near Yoncalla Oregon
Roseburg Ore June 15 Deputy Sheriff Clifford Thornton Bald reports Lieutenant Commander Tau Ivea Boston Mass died near Yoncalla an hour after the U S navy plane he was delivering to Seattle crashed in dense fog A Lieutenant Bronatrom leaped from the plane shortly before the crash and escaped uninsured
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Ore
Clifford Thornton Bald
Tau
Ivea
Boston
Masa
Yoncalla
Seattle
Denea Fom
Voncalla
Thornton
Bronatrom
Premier Blum of France Weighs Resignation Amid Crisis
Paris reports Premier Leon Blum faced pressure to resign as debate over emergency financial powers intensified. The chamber approved a bill granting Blum authority to rule by decree until the end of the month, amid a split within the Socialist bloc and fears of government collapse.
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Leon Wam
Chamber of Dnpatten
Chame Ber
Refuan
People’s Front
Crass
Chamho Ak Finance
Vincent Auriol
Paris
Gallerian
Auriol
Unitil
Jona
Wormerday
Chamber of Donation
Socialtet
Lton Blum
Insurance on state motor vehicles above low bids
State officials awarded insurance contracts for roughly $500,000 worth of motor vehicle equipment at $4,031.47 above the low bids. Governor Ayers opposed the decision, claiming it would not save Montana taxpayers money. The Wolentz and Company firm received liability and equipment coverage totaling $14,227.05, with other bids noted for property and fire insurance.
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Ray Bo Ayana
Sam W. Mitchell
Atorney
Harrison Z. Freebanen
State Board of Maumbors
Ina
Ayers
Agaiiat
Budder As Ne Ltd
Montana
Wreehourn
Naamesa Hourn
Fhan
Mitchell
Wolentz and Company Tr
Dawson Smith Company
Helena
Rev Jardine Loses Post After Windsor Wedding
The Bishop of Durham accepted the resignation of the Rev. R Anderson Jardine who officiated at the Windsor wedding as vicar of St. Pauls Church Darlington. His departure follows his service at the royal ceremony.
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London
Durham
R. Anderson Jardine
Duke and Duchess of Windsor
St. Paul's Church
Darlington
World News In Gist From Fragmented Ledger
Numerous terse items report local protests in Johnstown and Ambridge with clashes between workers and unions in Ambridge. A dynamite blast near a rail line disrupts Warren Ohio. Governor Davey pursues a peace conference stance in Columbus. Washington notes rapid shifts in labor committee leadership amid alleged food poisoning fears. Foreign orbit mentions Taurugents and Bilbao front moves with Banque hill battles. Paris notes split within the People’s Front and cabinet fall averted.
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Hauaa
Mos
Taurgenta
Bilhad
Taaurgents
Atente
Altampt
Bilbao
Banque
Paria
People’s Front
Dium
Paramount Studio Fire Sparks Quick Evacuation
A fire at Paramount Studio caused $1000 damage to a hinge sound stage. Director James Hogan alerted Francen Farmer Tina Hanquette Ray Milland and others as actors fled. Fire crews extinguished the blaze, likely started by overloaded lighting wires in the walls.
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Cake
Paramount Studio
Kately
James Hogan
Francen Farmer
Tina Hanquette
Ray Milland
Roosevelt Seeks Ways to Boost Buying Power of Poor
President Roosevelt outlined plans to raise the buying power of about one third of the population at the bottom of the economy. He discussed potential social security increases, wage and hour standards, and relief reform, aiming to abolish relief reliance and balance the budget. A radio address may follow this summer.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Hoosevelt
Aldea
Syill
Senate Economy Bloc Fights Over Relief Spending
Washington reports the Senate Economy Bloc won one skirmish and lost another over a $1.6 billion relief bill. An amendment barred relief funds from any use except unemployment aid for clergy in need and capped administrative costs. A motion to revert unspent funds to the treasury was defeated 13 to 25.
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Washington
Parsons
Senate
Treasury
Just A Minute With Irvin Cob b Santa Monica Memories
In a 1917 reminiscence from Santa Monica under Leo Carrillo guidance Irvin Cobb visits remaining ranches preserving a bygone era He humorously notes the Carrillo clan’s vast kinfolk likening them to a native species and praises old time hospitality and courtesy from a distant Hollywood setting
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Santa Monica
Calif
Leo Carrillo
California
Leo
Pacific Coast
Potomac
Hollywood
Great Strike May Spread In Johnstown City Turmoil
Johnstown residents form a citizen patrol amid riot conditions during a five day steel strike in the Conemaugh valley. President Roosevelt calls for a written collective bargaining contract, urging verbal agreements to be committed to paper. Republic Steel officials respond with a clarified statement to employees.
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Johnstown
Conemaugh Valley
Roosevelt
White House
Washington
Republic Sten! Corporation
Republic
Deputies on Job Mayor Shields Says He Deputized
No contract with the C I O. We have no further comment at this time. Deputies on Job Mayor Daniel J. Shields said tonight he had deputized at least a number of individuals as the page continues.
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C.I.0
Daniel J. Shields
Paige
Labor’s Champion in Lower Chamber Dies at 48
Washington June 26 William Connery Jr Democratic representative from Massachusetts died at a hospital aged 48 after food poisoning. A longtime labor advocate and former chairman of the House Labor Committee he pushed wage and hour reforms and supported permanent social measures. A World War I veteran he served with the 26th Yankee Division and began politics as secretary to Lynn mayor McPheters. His wife and brother Lawrence were en route to the capital when rites were given.
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Washington
William
Connery, Jr
Missichusetts
Tonlery
Congress
House
Vital Rud
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Maweld
Civician Conservae Honocerps
Connery
Roosevely
Presi
Ent
Lynton Wras
26Th
Ilr
McPherres
Lynn
Rath Wrra
Faudy Jannery
Lawrence Co Cannery
Musa
Crop Outlook Altered by Recent Rainfall In June
The report notes crop outlook shifted after heavy rains, with Montima’s crop prospects improving yet uncertain about May losses. G Ciarmond cites rainfall may not fully reveal damage extent and conditions for wheat, oats, and barley show notable declines from prior lows.
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Montima
Taysy
Dave Toeran
G. Ciarmond
Veterans Parade and Banquet Highlight Montana Event
June 15 reports a parade and banquet attended by veterans and patriotic societies. The Glasgow unit led 75 pieces in a colorful parade as local groups planned a convention closing the next day with election of officers and related ceremonies.
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Tyre
Montana Patstatte Organizattion
Glasgow
Nogeore
Adrylteama
Patriotic Societies
Wages and Hours Bill Arousing Criticism
Washington June 16 The civil service commission opposed a proposed compulsory labor standards bill saying it would create many government jobs outside the merit system and exempt labor standards overseers, calling it contrary to good business administration.
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Washington
Black-Connery
Civil Service Commission
Eight Men Perish In Fishing Boat Wreck
Rowers Beach Nd June 15 The bodies of seven men were recovered from the wreckage of a small fishing boat that sank several miles off shore. Only three survived the stormy voyage. another is missing. The five foot long craft Ta al chartered by Western Pennsylvanians for a day of taking sank yesterday.
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Rowers Beach
Delawara Bay
Roosevelt backs broad approach to Republic Steel strike
President Roosevelt and the Senate Civil Liberties Committee pressed for settlement as Republic Steel faced a push to sign a contract for striking workers. The White House signaled a flexible stance, urging verbal agreement while legal actions pursued delivery of nonstriking workers’ packages. A Justice Department order requiring postal delivery to plants in Warren and Niles proceeded, amid broader questions on the Wagner Act and union rights.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Senate Civil Liberties Committee
Republic Steel Corporation
Common Sense
Phould Be Willng
Republic Stelhaw
Sciuta
Lee
Relublic Steel Atriky
Chicago
Comittes
Polfon
Koosevelty
Iepublic Steel
Post Office Department
Eders
Agather Eyetinagier
General Farley
Whey
Warren and Niley, Ohjs
Acc
Delvery
Nilso
James M. Proctor
Farley
Ateel
Republic Steel
Senad
La Follette push to raise income taxes gains setback
Senator La Follette of Wisconsin urged adding broadening of the income tax base and higher living costs to the administration tax bill. The finance committee deadlocked 7 to 7 on his proposal and instead extended the three cent postage and left more than 50 million dollars of excise taxes set to expire June 30.
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Washington
Levine
la Follette
Wis
Senate
LaFollatte
Fainting Attacks Hit Girls in French Sugar Refinery
In Lilie France seventy young women about seventeen years old fainted at their posts in a sugar refinery. Investigators warn of a psycho pathological phenomenon induced by auto suggestion. Government and union delegates report good working conditions but poor pay amidst the incidents.
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Lilie
France
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