Battle for Bilbao Rages as Government Flees Capital
Desperate fighting erupts around Bilbao as insurgents tighten grip on the Basque republic’s seaport. Four assault units led by General Gamir Ustlatrt clash with defenders near the international airfield while forces hammer Mt Arcintnda, repelling earlier heavy losses.
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Associated Press
Bilbao
Basque Republic
Lang
Dayenne
France
Arcintnda
Roy Iy
Gilbaa
Jossis
Banque
Banque Goverment
Polit i
Rasieg Gamed
Wungis
Four Auen
Gamir Ustlatrt
Incareenia
Internetional
Averia
Keapart Wien
Debate in Senate on Plan Credit for WPA Relief
Washington June 17 The Senate debate centers on a plan credited to fund relief efforts with state aid and local contributions. The three day fight over a 1.5 billion relief bill stirs controversy as senators argue over local matching funds for WPA projects.
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Washington
Tay - Temereadie
Senate
Mac Jorliy Lealer
Schwellembach D. Wash
Names of alleged evaders of taxed still to be given
Washington inquiry into tax dodging turns international as foreign governments hinder investigators. Roswell Magill and Treasury officials testify about obstacles in New York, New Brunswick, and the Bahamas while Kimer Iroy prepares to testify on foreign corporations masking wealth. Officials urge remedial legislation as public morale hinges on closing loopholes. In Los Angeles Jean Harlow's mother Mrs. Joan Bello is named executrix in a probate filing.
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Washington, N
Congressional
The
Treasury
Roswell Magill
Joint Congressional Committee of Indusry
Newroundland
Bahamas
Kimer Iroy
Etlet
International Revenua Bureau
Con Sreselunal
Cfty
Harrison
Mapill
Hariayww
Saa
Angeles
Jean Harlow
Joan Bello
Industrial democracy debate rages over Wagner act
Dorothy Thompson argues the Wagner act and labor relations board enforce majority rule by coercion, turning labor disputes into civil war across Michigan, Indiana, and Ohio. She contends the law fails to protect employers, leaves unions to coerce workers, and risks transforming strikes into broader conflicts.
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Michigan
Indiana
Ohio
Labor
Labor Relations Board
Industria
Ancsn
Nantral Auspress
Alde
Inya Down
Carte Blanche
Wnrony
John Tt
Donlan and Good Asked to Resign From Liquor Board
Governor Ayers demanded resignations from Henry Geral of Hellspell and Wa It Unclear. Donlan and Good did not respond. Wayne Vaughan had already resigned voluntarily. The governor cited board actions ordering purchases totaling over 348000 and pushing unsalable merchandise, plus abandoning prior policy favoring nationally known brands. The article notes the board directed purchases and diverted orders to exceed state limits and public funds risked.
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Donlan
Good
Liquor Board
Vaughan
Reepeime
Roy T. Ayers
Henry Geral
Hellspell
Yestering
Bia Reshmintion
Bate
Eaward Donlan
Missoula
Alwe
Thin
Wayne J. Vaughan
Billings
Flte
Security Trust and Savings Bani
Ayers
Dentan
Condition of Sir James Barrie in Grave Condition
London June 18 reports that Sir James Barrie creator of Peter Pan is gravely ill. Physicians say his condition has become very grave due to pneumonia and bronchial infection.
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London
James Borris
World News Roundup From Cleveland to Bayonne
World news briefs report Cleveland Leadera factions pledge cooperation under federal mediation as unions threaten action if nonstrikers return to work. Chicago: John L. Lewis condemns plant riot deaths. Washington: Democrats clash over relief funding shares for local governments. Riverhead: mother pleads guilty to second degree murder of infant. International notes on refugees and unrest across Hendaye Ulbralur Bayonne and Iberian regions.
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Cleveland
Chicago
John L. Lewis
Washington
Riverhead
N. Y
Mibao
Bayonne
Spantatr Loyall
Plance
America to build dirigible fleet urged after Hindenburg disaster
Boise dispatch reports Commander C. Rosenfall of the Lakehurst naval air station urged a definite American program of lighter-than-air ship construction. He warned the Hindenburg disaster put the future of dirigible transportation in the United States' hands and stressed national leadership in airship tech.
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Boise
Idaho
United States
Insa
C. ©. Rosenfall
Naval Air Station
Lakehuret
Victim of Kidnapping Spotted Near Menemsha Camp
An emergency call led state troopers and coast guardsmen to Martha's Vineyard reacting to the disappearance of Alec McDonnell Parsons of Stony Brook New York society matron. Police traced the call to a fish market and learned a man fled in a car leaving New Jersey registration plates. Parson's whereabouts remained unknown.
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Chimark
Mana
Wimself
Martha's Vineyant
Alec McDonnell Parsons
Stony Brook
N. Y
Josuph Fratie
Donntt
Parsons
New York
Roblaxon
Menemsha
Dunmark
Tad
Moneraha
Fratus
Poleo
Flad
Jersey
Earhart Reaches Bangkok After Dumdum Takeoff
Amelia Earhart completed the Dumdum airdrome leg at 8:12 p.m. Thursday and landed at the Bangkok site yesterday finishing a leg of her around the world flight.
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Calcutta
Amelia Earhart
Dumdum
Bangkok
Alam
Ye Earth
Just A Minute With Irvin Cobb
Santa Monica column notes misread motives of French bankers now visiting for cordial ties. It recounts Mr Pincus inviting neighbor Mr Ginsburg to birthday party and playful elbow knock code for access, ending with a humorous exchange about the punchy door steps.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Pincus
East Side
Ginsburg
Mr. Ginsburg
Bronnix
Uleo
Mr. Pincus
Irvin S. Cobr
Wheeler 15 to Lead Fight on Courts Bill
Split seen in Washington as six senators form an independent steering group to oppose the Roosevelt court bill. Senator Wheeler of Montana named to head the effort with seven Democratic underlings to draft strategy. Other members include King of Utah Van Nuys of Indiana McCarran of Nevada Clark of Missouri O Mahoney of Wyoming Gerry of Rhode Island and Burke of Nebraska.
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Washington
Senate
Wheeler
Mont
Sendtats King
Utah
van Nuya
Indiana
McCarran
Nevada
Clark
Missouri
O'Mahoney
Wyoming
Gerry
Rhode Island
Burke
Nebraska
Tobinson
Arkansas
Democratic Party
Roosevelt Poh Wheeler
McNary
Oregon
Moro Chieftain Rebels in Min danky Yaand Jungles
Mantia dispatch reports Mara Chintinin Amat Mitton raising the red flag of rebellion in the Min danky Yaand Jungles and forcing the strongest mountain brigade to retreat. Warnings from Dansalan and Penring indicate new trouble. Moreland demands Milton surrender under threat of consequences.
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Mantia
Mara Chintinin Amat Mitton
Mindanky Yaand
Tnoth
Awide
Dansalan Tontigit
Warlika Moreland
Netter
Milton
Plane wreck victims not yet recovered
At East Lake Otty on June 17 AP reports seven bodies believed buried in snow under the cabin of a crashed air liner remain unrecovered. Walter Crews of Western Air Ex Tok employed to rescue descended 1000 feet by cable to recover items from the wreckage and confirm the toll.
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East Lake Otty
Novada
Atimani Uid
Lake Mardy
Walter Crews
Western Air
Men May Be Drawn Into Steel Walkout In Johnstown
In Johnstown Pa on June 17 hundreds of striking mill workers rallied to press Bethlehem Steel to sign a labor contract. Led by Clin ICU Golden eastern regional director of the Steel Workers Organizing Committee the crowd pledged weeks of strike action if needed. About 15 000 men are at the Cambrian works with more than 10 000 on strike according to sub regional director David Watking C10. Continuous coverage continued on page 4.
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Johnstown
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Cliniiu
Golden—eastern
John L. Lewis’ Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Cambria
Golden
Murphy Heltah
United Mina Warkers
Cambrian Works
David Watking
Watking
Indas
Race Up Wigs Nearing Close On Missouri River Voyage
Four motor cruisers push 2 800 miles up the Missouri from St. Louis to Fort Benton pausing at Judith Ferry after navigating a difficult 14 mile stretch from Power Plant ferry. The procession led by Fort Benton, with City of Malta, Glasgow Fort Beck, and City of Great Falls following. An anchor loss by City of Great Falls marked the only incident as the fleet contends a long river run ending at Fort Benton by noon Saturday.
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Tudih Perry
Mixxouri
St. Louis
Fort Renton
Benton
Great Falls
Dauphin Rapids
Tayida
Judith Ferry
Virgelle
Fort Berton
Vice President Denies Rift With Roosevelt
Amarillo Texas June 17 Vicw President John N Carter says his Texas trip was planned six weeks ago not due to any break with President Roosevelt. He states the visit was routine and unrelated to national politics.
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Amarillo
Texas
Vicw
John N. Carter
Taxas
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Aids Mediation Board In Steel Strike
Washington June 17 The Roosevelt administration formed a federal mediation board to study the turbulent steel strike and issue recommendations to end the dispute. The panel includes Charley P Tuft II as chair, Lloyd J Garrison, and Howard F McGrady. Observers say the group lacks enforcement power and will offer only moral influence.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Perkins
Charley P. Tuft T
Advier
Alf M. Landon
New Deal
Labor Relations Board
Howard F. McGrady
American Medoryion of Labor
Mora
Grand jury declines to charge noss in attack case
Los Angeles June 17 The county grand jury refused to indict David Hioss a Chicago salesman accused by Patricia Douglas of beating and assaulting her at a Hollywood area party on May 6. Douglas testified spotting Noland Young at a barn party near the fortyninety arena and described the assault near 11:30 p m after mingling with actors and extras.
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Los Angeles
David Hioss
Chicago
Patricia Douglas
Magata
Ascreen Salowman
Joss
Grand Jury
Raach
Hollywood
John Quinn
Miss Douglas
Grace Downs
Quinn
Ross
Patricia
Noland Young
Husband 28 Confesses Killing Wife at Boswell Farm
Fowler Indiana June 17 State Police Detectives Paul Ruel and Wayne Timmons said tonight LeRoy Clark 23 confessed killing his wife Mamie 21 at their Boswell area farm home after she would not obey him. Clark reported to a Boswell undertaker that his wife shot herself with a shotgun while baby two months old lay nearby.
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Fowler
Ind
Paul Ruel
Wayne Timmons
LeRoy Clark
Mamie
Boswell
Clark
Ahe
Home Is Gift Of Groom To Fair Diva Of Films
Hollywood report says actor Yoanctin MacDonald and Gene Raymond honeymooned at a Leoncre estate in Bel-Air after their wedding last night. MacDonald bought the property in September and kept it secret from his film star bride, surprising her with a welcome home on arrival.
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Hollywood
Calif
Yoanctin MacDonald
Gene Raymond
Bel-Air
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Aron Dart
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