Bilbao Hopes For Breathing Spell As Mola Dies
The bells toll for Gen Emilio Mola as Bilbao, eight weeks under siege, absorbs the shock of his death after a plane crash. Refugee Basque children in England cheer thinking the war may end. Italy Germany France Russia react to Spanish crisis and non intervention pact.
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Associated Press
Spain
Emilio Mola
Bilbao
Mola
Burgos
North Stoneham
England
Russia
France
Germany
Italy
Moscow
Third
Commuunist International
Second Socialist International
George Dimitroff
Komintern
Almeria
International Non-Intervention Committee
Cerbere
Iraq
Count Galleazzo Ciano
United States
William Phillips
Europe
Missouri omnibus and tax measures pass senate review
The senate and house accepted the conference committee report on the delinquent property tax relief bill and sent it to Governor Stark after deleting a provision exempting Jackson County. A separate bill to extend mayors in third class cities to four years moved back to the house after senate action, with council terms unchanged for certain governments.
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Senate
House
Conference
Lloyd ¢. Stark
Roger T. Sermon
Independence
George A. Shencey
Columbia
Missouri Municipal League
Groups to Honor Msgr Selinker
Groups to honor Msgr Selinker are listed with representatives for St Peter's Benevolent Society Sacred Heart League Dramatic Club Mission Society Parent Teacher Association and several sodalities and committees including St Paul Convert League Senior Boys and Girls Junior Boys and Girls Catholic organizations Girl Scout and Boy Scout committees and others.
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J. Herman Schulte
St. Peter's Benevolent Society
Frances Barnthouse
Sacred Heart League
Gerald Vogel
Dramatic Club
D. J. McDonald
The
Mission Society
E. G. Pecher
Parent-Teacher Association
Harry Major
St. Paul Convert League
William Sweeney
Boys’ Sodality
Bernice Nacy
Pickups Paul E Cole reports theft from car on East High
Police were called after a briefcase was stolen from Paul E Cole’s locked motor car in the 200 block of East High Street. In other city news, two drunks were escorted home from the Musical Pig after police responded last night.
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Paul E. Cole
East High Street
Dead ringer fooled police in New York chase
In New York on June 1 police rounded a man who resembled Robert Irwin the 29 year old sculptor wanted for triple murder. After nearly an hour of questioning the suspect revealed a wooden leg and was released, drawing crowds of reporters and photographers to the scene.
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New York
42Nd Street
Robert Irwin
Veroncia Gedeon
Irwin
First Carload of 1937 Wheat Sent to Kansas City
The first carload of 1937 wheat arrived at the Kansas City board of trade from Loveland, Oklahoma, received by Adair-Morton Grain Co. It tested 58 pounds to the bushel, was graded dark hard, with 18.8 percent moisture.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Board of Trade
Loveland
Oklo
Adair-Morton Grain Company
School Bond 10 Discuss Bond Issue and Park Debate
Voters face a questioned bond issue amid concerns over unsanitary crowded schools and aging structures. Debate includes adding an athletic field at City Park, parking and grading challenges, and doubts about public support. A science note mentions a cannonball would take 80 billion years to reach the farthest star cluster.
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City Park
Nine Die in Greyhound Bus Wreck Near Redding California
A Greyhound stage overturned near Shiloah Springs Redding California killing nine passengers and trapping others. Coroner Roy Duggins said all aboard likely perished and driver Al Wilson was among the victims as CCC enrollees helped extinguish and rescue. The bus was en route to Shiloah when it ran up on a bank and rolled over on the highway.
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Redding
Calif
Greyhound
Shiloat Springs
Here
CCC
Roy
Duggins
al Wilson
al Chico
F. L. Speck
Los Angeles
Lightning cures man of stuttering habit in Missouri
A ball of lightning struck Robert Hil, a 57 year old farmer in Poplar Bluff, Missouri, while he worked in his cornfield. The incident, reported June 4, stunned him and tore his clothes, but the next day he said the shock cured his lifelong stuttering condition.
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Poplar Bluff
UPJ
Robert Hil
Jony
Hil
Accident Ends in Self Inflicted Hunting Injury
Eminence Missouri June 4 Tom Wilson aged 60 was shot with his own rifle and critically injured while hunting in the woods near his home ten miles east of Eminence. He was transported to a St Louis hospital for treatment. Two grandsons who accompanied him said they saw Wilson discharge the weapon.
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Eminence
Tom Wilson
St Louis Hospital
Wilson
Four Democratic poll workers sentenced in ballot case
A judge sentenced four Democratic poll workers after a federal trial found no evidence of ballot alteration. The proceedings contrasted with a prior sentence where officials were rebuked for lax anti irregularity efforts.
KWOS Radio Saturday Schedule June 5
A detailed listing of KWOS radio programs for Saturday June 5 including morning shows, news blocks, markets, musical segments, and special features such as Oklahoma Outlaws and Home Folks Frelie with times from 6:30 until 6:30 in the evening, featuring hosts and orchestra segments.
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Harry Reser
Oklahoma Outlaws
Douglas Frew
Scruggs
Guhleman
Frelie
Harmony Hall
St. Louis Browns
Boston Bees
Roosevelt Backs Sandlot Baseball Tourney Interest
President Franklin D Roosevelt expressed support for the national semi pro baseball tournament in Wichita. In a letter to Raymond Dumont, he wished success for the event to be held August 13 to 24 after state tournaments, and he hoped the top team would win with free hitting thrilling fans.
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Wickiea
Kkans
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Raymond Dumont
National
Wichita
Missouri air tour plans seven stops this June
The Arch League announced a seven stop Missouri air tour starting in St. Louis on June 11 sponsored by Lambert-St. Louis airport. A joint Missouri-Oklahoma passengers and pilots banquet will be in Kansas City Friday night, with aviation day planned there. Joplin, Springfield, Bagwell Dam night stop, Jefferson City and Columbia landings follow Sunday. About 70 passengers will make the three day tour in 25 planes.
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ST. Louis
Arch League
Lambert-St. Louis
Missouri
Oklahoma
Kansas City
Lea-gue
Joplin
Springfield
Bagwell Dam
Jefferson City
Columbia
League
Stark Makes Appointments to Enforce Honest Elections
In Kansas City STARK vows to name four men to enforce honest elections. He declares he will use his power to ensure fair elections not only in Kansas City but across the state.
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Sas City
Kansas City
Tornado wrecks Texas town twice. 150 homes damaged
MCCAMEY Texas June 4 A tornado doubled back to strike again wrecking 150 homes in this oil field hamlet causing about 100000 dollars in damage. Three people were injured and telephone service was down after the storm cut off the community for hours. Roofs were blown from hotels and derricks toppled as rains flooded streets.
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Mccamey
Tex
Baptist Church
Tramps and vagrants police revive Sham Bang system
In Fort Worth on June 4 UP reports say police revived a Sham Bang system to make vagrants work after seven years. In Kimball Nebraska two inches of snow fell today while Nebraska overall had temperatures in the seventies.
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Heboes
Sham Fort Worth
Fort Worth
Tex
Siow
Nebraska
Kimball
Neb
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Oreather
Ad Mola
Stark
Msgr. Selinker
Paul Williams
Young Democratic Clubs of
Chamber, Or Commerce
Kiwanis Club
Virgil Saville
Roy Renfrow
F. J. Zeisberg
Otto Nieman
F. A. Lyman
James Curran
J. M. Shockley
Junior College
Phil Dallmeyer
Laverne Wilson
Kate Wolfrum
Route 2
Erma Jewell Phillips
Boonville
Victor Schepker
Highway 50
West
M. R. Chambers
West Circle Drive
St. Luke's Hospital
K. C
Rant Khae
Scholl
Galif
St. Louis Hospital
Denver
Ralph Cadwalder
Ardell Cadwalder
Ardell
Ralph
Norwalk
L. H. Gillett
KWOS
Roosevelt
Storm
Texas
Marinette
Wis
Michael Brost
Menominee River
Wisconsin
Michigan
Fort Washakie
Wyo
Arapahoe
Pueblo
Colo
Lee Fong
China
Hinsdale School
New
Cole County Bldg. & Loan Ass'n
Madison St
Lew JP
Batiste
Gob Ergiesiecks
E.Z. DO Choser
Montgomery Ward
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