Basque City Falls to Rebels Amid Siege of Bilbao
新闻报道记述四月下旬巴斯克城邦局势与毕尔巴鄂围困。博伦纳共和国政府呼吁世界力量为30万名非战斗人员寻找庇护，法西斯联盟军占领格尔尼卡并对其实施空袭与大规模杀戮，巴斯克政府军坚守毕尔巴鄂并试图提升防线。英法两国就撤离难民表达迟疑与顾虑。
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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1937
Page
1
Roosevelt Arrives in New Orleans for Gulf Fishing Trip
President Roosevelt and party reached New Orleans at 12 28 pm to board a destroyer for a Gulf fishing cruise. A band played and a 21 gun salute greeted the arrival. Roosevelt rode in an open car with his son Elliott, Governor Leche and Mayor Maeatri, passing cheering crowds to lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Roosevelt
Gulf
Elliott
Richard W. Leche
Maeatri
Britain to offer refuge for Bilbao children in Spain war
London reports Sir John Simon announced a limited number of Bilbao children would be brought to Britain under the national relief committee. Britain and France consider naval help for evacuees from the Basque city pending a Franco accord and a truce with Basques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durango
Bilbao
Emilio
Pittsburgh
Biscayan
Amorebieta
Juan Antonio Aguirre
Basque Autonomous Republic
Guernica
Mern
British Foreign Office
London
Guaraiea
Amee
Jasques
St. Jean de Lus
Frenice
Bay of Biscay
Sir John Simon
Great Britain
Spain
Sir John
Wilfred Roberts
England
National Ign’ Committee For
Viscount Cecil
House of Lords
Berlin
Germany
Force Office
Paris
Yvon Delbos
Foreign Affairs Committee
Chamber of Deputies
France
Delbos
Foreign Office
National Joint Committee For Spanish Relief
Scandinavia
Mrs. Osa Johnson Flies Again After Crash
Mrs. Osa Johnson piloted an airplane yesterday from San Antonio toward Dallas for the first time since the air crash that killed her explorer husband Martin Johnson and left her badly injured. She said she forced herself to smile and like the flight, though her nerves were still fragile at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Tex
Osa Johnson
Martin Johnson
San Antonio
Boys Die in Fire at Lone Cottage Home
Mr and Mrs Henry F Lowe returned home from the theater to find their cottage in ashes. Their sons Henry Jr nine and Eldred seven were killed in the blaze. The report also notes British bombers near London and a collision near Methwold resulting in three aircraft losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Henry F. Lowe
Seypcaink Wee Reedies
Henry, Jr
Eldred
London
Saare
Methwold
Robinson Favors 10 Percent Cut In All Appropriations
Washington April 29 Senator Robinson of Arkansas backs Senator Byrnes flat 10 percent cut in all appropriations excluding fixed charges with discretionary transfer power between bureaus. He prefers this to a 15 percent impoundment plan and suggests reducing next year relief to 1.0 billion instead of 1.5 billion if feasible. He notes a straight cut is most effective for balancing the budget. Farm leader Edward A. O Neal protests, urging continued agricultural program and such bills soon to define basic surplus crops and price guarantees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robinson
D-Ark
Byrnes
D-S C
Roosevelt
Byres
House
Edward A. O'Neal
American Farm Bureau Federation
Eicher
D-Ia
Wallace
O'Neal
Government to Begin Soft Coal Pricing By July 1
Washington reports that the government plans to implement the Guffey-Vinson act to fix minimum coal prices by July 1. Commission officials say producers will be able to cover miners' higher wages, with penalties of 2 to 1912 percent on noncompliant sales. A seasonal slump has reduced production and prices, while buyers seek breaks ahead of price fixation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bituminous Coal Commission
C. E. Smith
Roosevelt
Music Society Announces New University Pledges
The Kappa chapter of Pi Kappa Lambda at the University announces the election of Mildred Allen, Virginia Foster, Elaine Frutchey, Robert Ledore, Willis Quant, Everett Vetter to the society. On May 7 at Evans Hearth they will present the gold key and induct them. Laurel Everett Anderson leads the local chapter. Prof. Robert McNair Davis will give the evening address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Chapter
Pi Kappa’ Lambda
Honorary Scholastic Society
Mildred Allen
Virginia Foster
Elaine Frutchey
Robert Ledore
Willis Quant
Everett Vetter
Evans Hearth
Laurel Everette Anderson
Robert McNair Davis
School of Law
Pi Kappa Lambda
D. M. Swarthout
Charles Sanford Skilton
Karl Euersteiner
Question About Court Change Passing In Senate
Washington April 29 Chairman Ashurst of the Senate Judiciary Committee said there are 50 votes in the Senate for the Roosevelt court bill and it would pass this year or next. He stayed optimistic despite three undecided senators opposing the plan. Norris proposed a two thirds rule for court overreach, but Ashurst opposed any move to limit judicial power. no White House signal on compromise emerged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ashurat
D.-Ariz
Senate Judiciary Committee
Senate
Ashurst
Judiciary Committee
Norris
Ind.-Neb
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
PLAN TICKET DRIVE FOR MUSIC FESTIVAL TICKETS
Members of the Business and Professional Women's club completed plans to run a sale of season tickets for the National Music Competition Festival and Mid-Western Band Festival to be held at the University of Kansas on May 6 7 and 8. Ten teams will canvass ten city sections with six members each. Mrs Jean Webster will direct. A club meeting will be held at Tillicum Lodge on the Hackell campus where Russell L Wiley KU band director will speak. Tickets cost 1 dollar and cover both the marching contest Friday May 7 and the massed band and choir Saturday May 8, with access to all contest performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women’s Club
University of Kansas
Jean Webster
Tillicum Lodge
Hackell
Russell L. Wiley
Liberty Memorial High School
Dorothy Shufflebarger
Lora Mendenhall
Virgalene Davis
Lillian Phillips
Carolyn Ulrich
Marcia Carter
Florence Barrows
Mildred Klock
Maude Sullivan
C. Murphy
Ruth Jorse
Agnes Evans
H. B. Erickson
Leoni Moorman
Francea Andrews
H. L. Dunkerley
Corinne Bemis
Mary Counts Morgan
Mabel Mallory
Helen Bischoff
Mary Glesemaan
Thelma Hess
Margaret Finnerty
Myrtle Casebier
Peg Martin
Mabel Eldridge
Mayme Tuttle
Stella Wilson
Mary Ll. Thomas
Mayme Corcoran
Faye ‘Brown
Emma Wagner
Minnia Beurpian
Lillian Addis
Marjorie Dietrich
Margaret Schumann
Carolyn Wolter
Edna Lydie
Madonna Harnar
Kathryn Ziesenis
Huxman May Name Third Republican to Board
Kansas City Kan April 29 Governor Huxman said he plans to name a third Republican to the five member social security board to keep administration non partisan He noted the law allows any party and sought a man of character with knowledge of social matters He and his daughter Ruth attended a American Legion ball and a horse show later that night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kan
Walter A. Huxman
Kansas
Social Security Board
Huxman
Ruth Haxman
American Royal Building
Wheeler Arrives in Tulsa to Debate Court Plan with Keenan
Senator Burton Wheeler of Montana arrives in Tulsa to debate the President's Supreme Court reorganization plan with Assistant Attorney General Joseph B. Keenan before the General Federation of Women's Clubs. Wheeler opposes the plan, saying he would abolish the court rather than have it serve a single man. The clubwomen prepare for a vote on a resolution opposing the plan while Dr. Marcus E. Lindsey urges cultivation of fine arts as key culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
GPI
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Atorney
Joseph B. Keenan
Supreme Court
Court
Wheeler
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Marcus E. Lindsey
Grace Presbyterian Church of
Wichita
Kan
May term docket opens. few criminal cases listed
A light criminal docket is anticipated for the May term of district court starting next Monday. Only two criminal cases seem likely: Clifford Snavely for auto theft and Justice Carman for felonious assault. The civil docket includes typical suits and divorces, with several motor vehicle accident cases moved to federal court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Springer
Clifford Snavely
Justice Carman
Douglas County
Hugh Neans
Douglas County Bar Association
Frank Adams
John Hagen
Henry Breckeisen
Charlie Jeffries
Ratch Dietz
Coxen
J. W. Anderson
Bill Miller
Robert Gentry
George M. Clem
Carl W. Achning
Oscar Johnson
Bruce Cameron
Marion Dodder
Duane Cooke
L. E. Blair
L. P. Strode
Otis Wiggins
A. E. Olson
Elmer Pierson
Argyl Cochran
W. Boursaw
Earl Potter
J. G. Wallace
H. M. Booth
George I. Bailene
E. W. Penchard
George J. Houk
A. B. Frederick
E. G. Vernon
T. D. Funk
C. H. Jones
Gus Bohnsack
William Wells
J. C. Walton
and LeaRoy Hurley
Garden City Considers Advancing Clocks to Central Time
Garden City Kansas city commissioners weighed a petition backed by more than 80 percent of merchants to move clocks ahead one hour to align with Central Time. The Chamber of Commerce backed the plan, but issues included obtaining beer dealers’ midnight closing aligned to Central Time. Mayor Downie urged following business wishes while noting enforceability limits and the need for local agreement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden City
Kan
Kansas
Chamber of Commerce
R. N. Downie
Bloodhound sent after escaped youths in Arkansas
Three youths who fled from the Arkansas boys industrial school near Pine Bluff prompted a bloodhound search. Police tracked a group matching the descriptions with a dog in tow to Jefferson Springs. Separate report notes a fatal tractor accident near Osage City Kansas when a farmer, Fred Hinch, died after being struck by a tractor and disc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas Boys Industrial School
Pine Bluff
Jefferson Springs
Osage City
Kan
Fred Hinch Dmire
Stock Market Index Report From Yesterday
The average of 60 stocks rose to 66.6 yesterday from 66.2. Hamilton, 702 Ady, Ford Service, and related listings appear in the index notation with small shifts in price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hami
Vt Ford
Hamilton
Kansas Chamber of Commerce group meets at Eldridge Hotel
Members of the Kansas Association of Chamber of Commerce Secretaries gather at the Eldridge hotel for a two day annual meeting. About 80 to 35 attendees are expected for sessions including nominating committees, industrial program discussions, and a farmer relations address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas Association of Chamber of Commerce
Eldridge
George Hedrick
Chamber of Commerce
Prison Break Nipped at West Virginia Penitentiary
Two prisoners were killed and two more critically wounded during an attempted escape from the West Virginia state penitentiary at Moundsville. A guard named Hamilton was reported wounded as shots felled the four inmates trying to slip out through the wagon gate on a truck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moundsville
W. Va
West Virginia State Penitentiary
Hamilton
Giants Crush Dodgers 9–0 as Whitehead Two Homers Lead
Burgess Whitehead homered twice and Freddy Fitzsimmons added one as the New York Giants shut out the Brooklyn Dodgers 9 to 0. Fitzsimmons allowed five hits while Henshaw and teammates handled Brooklyn. Other games saw Cincinnati, St Louis, Chicago, Pittsburgh, and Philadelphia also scoring in varied fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Burgess Whitehead
Freddy Fitzsimmons
Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Fitzsimmons
Brooklyns
Brooklyn
Henshaw
Baker
Jeffenat
Clark
Peterson
Fr. Moore
Fitzsimmona
Danning
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Davison
Ogrodowski
Boston
Philadelphia
Hutchinson
Smith
Bush
Lopez
Walters
Lamaster
Atwood
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Davis
Warhelic
Sheen
Lee
Bowman
Oden
Hartnett
Brandt
Todd
Keee
Washington Pearson
Dickey
Weaver
Hokan
Detroit
Coe
Cleveland Sons
Auker, Hatter
Mclaughlin
Logan
Cochrane
Hayworth
Whitenlil
Pytlak
Philadephia
American Association
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Miss Milk Maid title won by Fairview teen at fair
Sabetha Kan April 29 UP Miss Aloha Warner of Fairview blonde 18 who assists on a dairy farm won the Miss Milk Maid of the World title after milking 11.25 pounds in two minutes beating four rivals from twenty. Lady Skylark Alcartra Conductor Holstein cow owned by Harvey Bechtelheimer of Fairview earned Miss Bovine America. Other finalists: Arlene Gartner Oneida Lois Newlin Sabetha Lucida Babst Muscotah Norine McFall Woodlawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sabetha
Kan
Aloha Warner
Fairview
Warner
United States
Lady Skylark Alcartra
Hollywood
Lady Skylark
Harvey Bechtelheimer
Miss Warner
Churches to Join Music Week in Lawrence Observances
Leading Lawrence churches plan open Music Week with sermons and special musical numbers on Sunday. Unitarian, First Baptist, and First Presbyterian outline programs. organ solos, choirs, and instrumental offerings feature Rev. Thomas, Irene Peabody, and other directors. Major services by First Methodist First Christian Trinity Lutherans and Trinity Episcopal accompany choir pieces and anthems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Unitarian Church
First Baptist Church
First Presbyterian Church
the Baptist Church
Paul Rankin
Shelley
Lord Is
My Shepherd
Charles W. Thomas
Betty Jolbright
Sammartini
H. Lee Jones
The
Dean D. M. Swarthout
Irene Peabody
William Howie
Theodore Astman
Beestminster A Cappella
Dean Swarthout
Butcher
Gaubert
Elizabeth Searle
Alexander Fielder Bruce Lamb
Westminster
Cloud Forecast Predicts Cool Pleasant Wheat Outlook
Cloudy and chilly weather continues in Kansas with scattered showers possible tomorrow. Temperatures stay 40 to 65 degrees, aiding the wheat crop and grasses as eastern Kansas enjoys a strong harvest. state oil lease decision at Fort Hays moves forward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas
S. D. Flora
Dresden
Permits for Selling Beer In Franklin County Cited
New Kansas 3.2 beer law allows sales starting May 1 but only licensees who filed with the county clerk and paid the $50 retailer fee may continue selling. County commissioners won’t issue licenses before next Monday. township boards must protest individually, not by blanket order, and in Franklin County two townships have voted to protest all applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Fred Vogler
Board of County Commissioners
T.R. Gearhart
Wakarusa
Willow Springs
Joe Dyer
Dyer
Highway 59
H. K. Glidden
Hole In the Rock Inn
Baldwin Junction
Wilow Springs
R. W.roberts
Twenty-third
Louisiana Streets
Springer
County Board of Commissioners
Franklin County
Heavy Industries Show a New Recovery High
New York April 29 reports a surge as heavy industry firms post a first quarter 1937 net income of 352,189,887 for 200 companies, up 44 percent from 1936. Analysts call it the strongest since 1930 with mills at peak output and steels leading gains, while building supply firms rise sharply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Steels
Kansas Weather Forecast and Temperatures Summary
The Kansas forecast calls for partly to cloudy skies tonight and Friday with possible showers in the extreme northeast and cooler readings in the extreme southeast. Morning conditions are misty or cloudy with clear breaks in Arkansas City and Pittsburg as roads remain fair. Temperatures show a 52 record yesterday, 30 at 8 am today, and a noon reading near 70 with yesterday’s maximum and today’s minimum noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Arkansas City
Pittsburg
Associated Press
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General Federation of Women's Club
Arkansas
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George B. Weeks
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Kansas Chamber
Harold Place
State Chamber of Commerce
James A. Gibson
Coffeyville
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John E. Burke
Atchison
Warren Blazier
Wichita Chamber of Commerce
C. E. Perkins
Parsons Chamber of Commerce
Lawrence Chamber of Commerce
C. J. Eidmann
State Highway Department
Evan Griffith
Eidhmann
R. B. Wills
Feller
Cleveland
Bob Feller
Minneapolis
Board of Education
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Kenneth Bord
Ohio
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