Loyalists Thwart Rebel Attack Near Madrid Front
Government troops held Pozoblanco front positions after an insurgent charge that insurgents claim killed hundreds. Insurgents, aided by tanks and planes, pressed across Sierra Morepas and gained control of the watershed before falling back. Government forces and Italians, about 10 000 strong, defended mines at Almaden as Avila’s westward column pressed toward Navalperal De Pinares. Communications near Madrid were cut by bombs, Musel harbor ships were damaged, and casualties were reported in Alcazar De San Juan.
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Madrid
Pozoblanco
Sierra Morepas
Seville
Pozeblanco
Cordoba
Almaden
Jose Miaja
Spain
Avila
Navalperal de Pinares
Gran Via
Minja
Spaist
Alcal- Te Henares
Musel
Bay of Biscay
Alcazar de San Juan
Siguenzi
Almadrones
Marid
Huesca
Weather outlook for Tennessee Ohio and nearby regions
Weather notes show generally fair conditions for Sunday and Monday across Tennessee and Ohio with minor temperature changes. West Virginia should see fair weather Sunday and Monday with light snow flurries in the far east and little temperature change. Virginia will be mostly fair with light snow flurries in the extreme northwest, slightly colder in central areas.
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Tennessee
Ohio
Henducky
West Virginia
Virginia
Private recordings claim governor Tetler Ammons covertly tapped
Private investigator Jack H. Gilmore alleges secret microphones captured private conversations of Colorado Governor Tetler Ammons and advisers. He credits Denver figure W. G. Grant for prompting the effort and says he will submit his records to District Attorney John A. Carroll, who condemns the conduct as reprehensible.
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Tetler Ammons
Colorado
Jack H. Gilmore
Gilmore
W. G. Grant
Denver
Ghmore
John A. Carroll
Carroll
Central Preet
Ashurst rejects all compromise on court change
Washington March 27 Senator Ashurst Arizona leader of the fight for the Roosevelt court reorganization bill sharply closed the door to compromise tonight. He declared none of the proposed amendments would be accepted as opponents pressed for a settlement. Earlier discussions about White House talks failed to sway him. He insisted on a clean victory or defeat and warned against slipping through a compromise. Governors of four southern states urged enactment as the simplest solution to the court decision and administration clash.
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Washington
Ashurst Id.-Ariz
Ashurst
White House
Leche
Louisiana
Graves
Alabama
Rivers
Georgia
Johnston
South Carolina
Home on Wheels Producers Target 300000 Units in 1937
Detroit dispatch notes trailer makers aim to place 300000 units on U S highways by year end 1937 despite sit down strikes and regulatory disputes. Article discusses building codes state laws and local ordinances governing where trailers may be parked, and cites traffic authorities on perpetual parking allowances if not prohibited.
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David J. Wilkie
Detroit
Indust
Nilinn
Toehrait
Easter Sun Rises Over Troubled World of Conflicting Religions
Easter Sunday observed amid diverse rites as Christians and pagans mix practices in New York and across continents. Pope Pius greets pilgrims in Rome while conflict persists in Jerusalem and Mexico stresses faith under threat. Children hunt eggs and regions mark ancient customs as weather forecasts color the holiday.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Germany
Blood Brothers
Pope Pius
Rome
St. Peter
Mexico
Jerusalem
Holy City
Prince of Peace
Wotan
United States
Weather Bureau
Pope Pius XI Appeals for Stronger Christian Life
Vatican dispatch reports Pope Pius XI appealing to Mexico's clergy and laity for intensified Christian life and integral education in his encyclical as Easter rites proceed in Rome. Thousands of pilgrims gather in St Peter's Square awaiting the Pope's benediction if weather permits.
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Vatican City
Pius XI
Mexico
Nine Cays
Rome
Holy Father
St. Peter's Basilica
St. Peter's Plaza
Murder confession links 20 year old Logan murder
Stewart of Logan county travels to Houston to seek return of Frank Gray 67 booked for a Logan county murder. Gray allegedly confessed to killing Harper on Morgantown road after an argument near Russellville decades ago. Deputy Kemp notes Gray fled, last traced in Oraaha Nebraska.
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Russellville
Sheritt J. Will
Stewart
Logan County
Houspden
Texas
Houston
Frank Gray
Here
George Peyton
L. C. Deweese
Gray
Harper
George Mitchell
Reuben Kemp
Morgantown
Kemp
Oraaha
Neb
Browning Advocates Education Aid in Tennessee
Governor Browning addressed the Tennessee Education Association promising to resign if educational standards do not improve. He praised the eight point school program and urged teachers to educate students in character amid salary concerns and sit down strikes.
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Nashville
Browning
The
Tennessee Education Association Today
W. A. Bass
Association
Tennessee
Bowning
Wage Dispute Halts 400000 Coal Miners Pay Fight
New York March 27 400000 coal mine workers and operators hold talks on a new wage contract still split over raises and hours. Miners seek a 43 percent day wage rise and 15 cent ton increase along with a cut in work week from 35 to 20 hours while operators press to keep current pay scales. Negotiations slow without John L Lewis and amid doubts about the Guffey coal control bill. The 1935 agreement expires next Wednesday midnight.
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New York
United Mine Workers
John L. Lewis
Senate
Lewis
End of Strike Near As 80000 Workers Await Verdict
Senator Robinson after White House talks with President Roosevelt said federal intervention appears unnecessary in general all-down strikes. He outlined two limited conditions for federal action and noted the overall strike situation seemed to improve. House leaders also conferred, with Secretary Perkins predicting the all-down movement would soon wane.
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Washington
Robinson
Arkansas
Roosevelt
White House
Gunner
Rooseelt
Bankhead
Rayburn
D-Tex
House
Probes Set On Pittsburgh Airliner Crash Cause
Inspector Byron M. Jacobs of the Bureau of Air Commerce will conduct a bearing Tuesday on the cause of the Transcontinental and Western Airlines transport plane crash that killed 13 near Pittsburgh. Coroner W. J. McGregor will hold an inquest soon. Investigations agree ice on the wings likely caused the plunge into a corn field near Allegheny airport.
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Pittsburgh
Byron M. Jacobs
Bureau of Air Commerce
Western Airlines
Washington
W. J. McGregor
Allegheny
Father Ready to Aid Daughter in Annulment Case
Bradenton Florida March 27 The 12 year old Martha Nell North wed to a man 45 years her senior. Father LeMale E North says he is ready to sign annulment papers to free her and regain custody. A spokesman said Martha Nell is not with family in Jacksonville and may be elsewhere. Revell the 67 year old groom was paid off from his mill foreman job and North denies forcing the marriage.
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Bradenton
Fls
Lemale E. North
Martha Nell
Jacksonville
Ruby Hendricks
Chandler L. Revell
North
Bilo
Thec
Revell
Nord
Bates Plight of Family Keeping Boy in School
A Times letter details a nine year old boy kept in school by Christmas barrels funded by readers. The aunt walked miles in bad weather for odd jobs to raise tuition, two dollars monthly, until a fire destroyed their remaining funds. The writer urges keeping children in school to avoid later penal institutions.
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Times
League
Debutantes Hope For Fair Weather Parade Delayed
Debutantes in Kingsport anticipate Easter bonnet displays along Broad Street but face a possible delay due to a forecast of continued cold and possible snow showers. The weatherman cautions he is a prognosticator, not the maker of weather, and predicts spring will arrive eventually despite the present chill.
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Kingsport
Sanua
Broad Street
State Court OKs Plans for Municipal Power Plants
Tennessee Supreme Court upheld Memphis and Chattanooga plans to build municipal electric plants. TVA and PWA contracts authorized. Memphis voters approved a 9 million bond issue for municipal power. Court rejected challenges by Memphis Power & Light and Tennessee Electric Power Co.
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Nashville
Tennessee Supreme Court
Memphis
Chattanooga
Memphis Power & Light Company
Tennessee Electric Power Company
High Court
TVA
Tennessee Valley Authority
Public Works Administration
PWA
Tennessee
Na Doubdi
Chrysler Union Talks Extend Deadlock at Lansing
Negotiators in the Chrysler strike adjourned to noon tomorrow after failing to resolve the dispute over sole bargaining rights for Chrysler’s 67 000 employees. Gov. Frank Murphy remained optimistic, while Walter P. Chrysler and John L. Lewis led talks. potential injunctions and possible Easter recess were discussed as the strike stretched into a third week.
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Lansing
Mich
Chrysler Corporation
Frank Murphy
Walter P. Chrysler
Automotive Concern
John Ll. Lewis
Committee For Industrial Organization
Gov
Murphy
New York
Lewis
United Mine Workers of America
Chrysler
Detroit
Chrysler Corporator
Chrysler Automobile
United Automobile Workers of America
John L. Lewis
Jeader
Dinger
Allan Campbell
Average family's food bill to rise for rest of year
Government food and farm experts forecast higher food costs for the average family this year. They estimate about 23 dollars more than recent months to buy the same quantity of food for a working man’s family. Peak 1929 monthly costs reached 27.13, while the low 1955 year bottom was 36.99. Beef and pork prices may drift up as supply and consumer buying power shape retail pricing.
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Washington
C. A. ‘Burmeister
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