Troops Executed for Rebel Plots In Spain
Madrid reports a surge of executions among insurgents amid alleged plots against Franco's regime. British officials warn against interference as government advances claim gains on Guadalajara, Cordoba, Avila fronts while insurgents clash near Leon and Asturias.
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Spain
Bayonne
France
Francisco Franco
Guadalajara
Madrid
Algeciras
Cordoba
Avila
Leon
Asturias
Bay of Biscay
Aragon Highway
Ordoba
Alcaracejos
Villaharta
Queipo de Liano
Repairs by Scout Troop 55 plan fundraiser drive
West Side Presbyterian church sponsors Troop 55 scouts who will repair their scout room and seek old papers to cover costs. Calls to 11963 or 1400W arrange pickup. At the same meeting several scouts passed court of review. awards to be announced and presented April 1 at 7:80 at American Legion hall. Clan clashes kill British officers and soldiers on NW frontier in New Delhi dispatch.
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Boy Scouts
Troop 55
West Side Presbyterian Church
American Legion Hall
Texas School Blast Toll Reduced by Census Estimate
New London Texas officials state a scholastic census will fix the death toll from the March 18 explosion. Principal Troy Duran says the census will occur in about two weeks and classes will resume. Superintendent Shaw places total students and staff around 300, noting earlier counts of 455 to 456 likely included duplicates.
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Texas
New London
Tex
Troy Duran
W. CG. Shaw
Duran
Ann McMechen
The
Red Cross
Praise for court on minimum wage reversal debate
Washington March 30 4 percent Professor Erwin Griswold Harvard law school told the senate judiciary committee the supreme court should be commended for its courage in reversing itself on minimum wage legislation He suggested as an alternative a constitutional amendment to limit Supreme Court terms to 18 years The exchange occurred as supporters and opponents of the Roosevelt court bill cited yesterday's ruling to back their views The committee also received a clerk's letter showing the court's fast docket and new procedural rules Speaker Bankhead said the decisions likely will not sway public opinion on the court program We still have old blood on the court he said and the court is becoming more liberal in interpreting statutes The hearing timetables drew debate with a plan to end testimony by April 17 but Senator Burke urged more time for witnesses The court discussion continues with a radio address by Senator Robinson and a reply to Senator Glass who spoke against enlarging the Supreme Court
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Washington
Mar
Erwin N. Griswold
Harvard Law School
Senate Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
Griswold
Efore
Harvard
Ashuret D-Aziz
High Tribunal
Bankhead
Mes Ek
Charles Elmore Cropley
Judiciary Committee
Ashurst
Burke
D-Neb
Robinson
Arkansas
C.S.T
Columbia Broadcasting System
Cold Spell Ends Forecast For Kansas Weather
Topeka reports fair weather with rising temperatures expected tonight and Wednesday as the cold spell ends. The federal meteorologist S D Flora says highs may reach the upper 50s statewide, with readings 30s to 32 tonight. Snow covered the state yesterday with precipitation varying across cities including Topeka 0.16 inch and Wichita 0.26. Dust storms may still occur in western Kansas due to insufficient moisture. The stock market index shows 60 stocks at 72.4, up from 71.3. Adv Miller's Venetian Blinds.
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Topeka
Kansas
S. D. Flora
Flora
Toneka
Moran
Wichita
Concordia
Phillipsburg
Ellis
Dodge City
Goodland
Kansas City
Kan
Effort to avert coal strike pushes labor talks in New York
United Mine Workers threaten a 400,000 miner stoppage if a wage and hour pact is not reached by tomorrow night or old terms extended. McGrady roams the talks to keep Roosevelt informed as Chrysler conferees press toward settlement. Across the nation, industrial unrest spans mines, rails, and factories amid wage and union battles.
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New York
Edward F. McGrady
Roosevelt
Washington
McGrady
Sixman Committee of
United Mine Workers
Jeant
Mr. Roosevelt
Lansing
Mich
Chrysler Automobile
Walter P. Chrysler
Chrysler Corporation
Frank Murphy
Lee Pressman
Committee For Industrial Organization
Homer Martin
United Automobile Workers of America
John Lewis
C. TI. O
Ethiopian Merchants Banished by Il Duce
Rome reports Mohammed Ali head of Ethiopia's largest chain store group was expelled by Viceroy Graziani on spying for British intelligence. French merchant Besse fined 1.5 million lire and expelled for arms trade and currency speculation. Mussolini condemns British attacks as a tempest of ink amid Italo British tensions.
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Rome
Giornale D'Italia
Mohammed Ali
Ethiopia
Rodolfo Graziani
Besse
Besse & Company
Graziani
Addis Abibi
Mussolini
Two Japanese Arrested After Knife Fight in Los Angeles
Police recovered a radio, maps of Hawaiian fortifications, and a Los Angeles water system plan from a locked rooming house chamber after arresting two Japanese men, identified as T Onishi and Buichiri Abo. Abo is suspected of espionage and associates with a foreign organization. federal officers were notified.
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Alameda Street
T. Onishi
Buichiri Abo
Abo
Bert Wallis
Onishi
Wallis
Joe Filkas
William Baker
Abe
City Hall
Court House
Federal Radio Commission
Wheat loss and crop conditions in Kansas report
Winter wheat deteriorated last week due to winds blowing fields, with many acres ruined while eastern areas remained in good condition. Oats seeding delayed by mud and frost, and winter barley more widely abandoned. Moisture varied across the state, with drought pockets in the southwest and west central counties. In Coffeyville a man charged with the 1913 murder was bound over to Montgomery county court after a preliminary hearing, with a $25,000 bond set.
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Topeka
Federal
Coffeville
Seti
John MelInroy
Caney
Kane
Montgomery
Coffeyville
Relief Strike Planned in Kansas Courthouses
Kansas Allied Workers plan a sit down strike in Cherokee Bourbon and Crawford counties courthouses starting April 1 to protest relief roll removals and alleged broken promises. Leo Blanken says promises are not kept as relief officials delay action despite WPA Director Nevins ruling. Bourbon county relief workers had already voted to proceed.
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Pittsburg
Kan
WPA
Clarence Nevins
Kansas Allied Workers
Cherokee
Bourbon
Crawford
Leo Blanken
Bourbon County
Open Hearing On Judge Williams Nomination To Tenth Circuit
A senate judiciary sub committee probes President Roosevelts nomination of Robert L. Williams Oklahoma federal district judge to the tenth circuit. Senator Elmer Thomas says there should be little opposition and most members likely to recommend approval. Williams, 68, said he would retire at 70. the seat was formerly held by the late Judge George T. McDermott of Topeka.
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Washington
Mar
Roosevelt
Robert L. Williams
Oklahoma
Tenth Circuit Court of Appeals
Senate Judiciary
Elmer Thomas
George T. McDermott
Topeka
Garment Pickets Thrown Stones Before Court Order
In Kansas City on March 30, women pickets from the International Ladies Garment Workers Union clashed with non-striking workers at the entrance to three garment firms. Police arrested nine pickets and two workers as stones flew before Circuit Judge Darius A. Brown issued a temporary restraining order to curb violence. The judge later abandoned mediations after the union refused to accept recognition as collective bargaining agent for its own members. The companies named are Missouri Garment, Gernes Garment, and Gordon Brothers Manufacturing.
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Kansas City
Darius A. Brown
International Ladies Garment Workers Union
Court quotes racketeering in Chicago real estate cases
Representative Kelly charged Federal Judge John P. Barnes received a 35000 fee from Chicago Title & Trust while on the bench. OMalley defended the panel, noting Chicago Title handled many reorganizations and linked Sabath to delays in reform. Church criticized the committee and cited a 6400 fee tied to Sabath's law firm.
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Washington
Mar
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D-Ii
House
John P. Barnes
Chicago Title & Trust Company
O'Malley
D-Wis
Sabath
Representative Church
Judiciary Committee
Church
Sabsih
O’malley
Gold Coast
Mayor Jacobs Injured In Car Blast In Kirksville
Kirksville Missouri March 30 Mayor Gail H Jacobs was critically hurt when his car engine exploded as he tried to start it. The blast shattered the motor and garage, blew out house windows, and left Jacobs with multiple leg, arm, and facial injuries. Police found no bomb trace though authorities suspect internal fuel blast. Doctors said serious leg and arm fractures and contusions occurred. The mayor, 44, said he knew of no enemy motive.
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Kirksville
Gail H. Jacobs
Pr. R. O. Stickler
Jacobs
Claude
W. J. Bray
Kirksville State Teachers College
E. W. Marland
Boy Scout Shooting Case Shocks County Attorneys Office
A 12 year old boy was wounded by a .22 caliber bullet near the knee during a hike near Pioneer Cemetery. University freshman Carman faces assault with a deadly weapon charge, with a preliminary hearing set and bond at $1000. Witnesses recount Carman and Dixon firing to scare the scouts, not to hit anyone, as investigators collect statements and the injured boy is treated at a local hospital.
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Charles Springer
Roy Smoots
Justice Carman
University of Kansas
Young Smoots
H. P. Jones
Springer
Justice Court
Donald S. Hults
Carman
Hults
George Price
Smoots
Allen Smoots
Vermont Street
J. Neale Carman
Maine Street
Pioneer Cemetery
Old Pioneer Cemetery
George A. Ward
Arthur Ward
West Seventeenth Street
Richard Dixon
West Sixth Street
Eloise Glass
Connecticut Street
Jeanne Drebing
Ohio Street
Elmer Brown
Ward
Pioneer
Dixon
Brown
Young Ward
Corman
Gorman
Huxman Endorses Beer Bill Aiding Kansas Liquor Enforcement
Governor Wal ter A Huxman said the new measure defining beverages up to 3 2 percent alcohol as non intoxicating does not depart from Kansas prohibition law It clarifies intoxicating drinks as over 32 percent by weight and aims to enforce the prohibitory amendment effectively He regards the Plummer bill as applying the rule of reason to enforcement in Kansas while keeping policy intact.
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Topeka
Walter A. Huxman
Kansas
Faculty control question shapes Kansas University athletic hire
The Big Six and North Central Association influence KU's search for a new athletic director as university officials receive multiple letters on faculty control. Regents, tasked with choosing the successor to Dr. F. C. Allen, consider candidates John Bunn, Stanford, and Tad Reid, while extra names may be demanded due to salary and availability concerns.
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North Central Association
K. U
Biz Six
Board of Regents
E. U
F. C. Allen
R. T. O'Neil
Topeka
Drew McLaughlin
Paola
Fred M. Harris
Ottawa
K. U. Athletic Board
John Bunn
Stanford
Tad Reid
Warrensburg
Beck to explain Kansas 3.2 beer bill to attorneys
Leavenworth county officials announce a April 8 meeting where Attorney General Clarence Beck will present the new Kansas 3.2 beer bill and regulations to county attorneys. Reilly, prosecutor and association president, called the session to be held in Wichita or Salina.
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Leavenworth
Kan
Kansas
Clarence VY. Beck
William D. Reilly
Kansas County Attorneys’ Association
Beck
Reilly
Wichita
Salina
Fire Ignores Tunnel Blast at Lansing Prison Mine
State penitentiary officials borrowed 1000 feet of hose from Leavenworth fire department to battle a tunnel blaze at the Lansing prison coal mine. The fire, caused by a short circuit, gutted a small shack about 700 feet below the surface and spread to timbers but did not threaten other property. Convict miners returned to finish the job using extinguishers and borrowed hose.
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Lansing
Kan
State Penitentiary
Leavenworth Fire Department
Prison
Kirk Prather
Oil production slips across the United States in week
The Oil and Gas Journal reports crude oil output fell by 21,296 barrels daily in the week ending March 27 to 3,434,875 barrels. Oklahoma dropped 16,825 to 640,625. East Texas up 280 to 459,467. Texas total rose 2,327 to 1,417,528. Louisiana fell 107 to 246,165. California down 3,000 to 589,250. Kansas down 1,675 to 186,650.
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Tulsa
Okla
CPI
The
Oil and Gas Journal
United States
Oklahoma
East Texas
Texas
Louisiana
California
Kansas
City and Schools Swap Land Plan Moves Forward
City council adopts park committee report backing a land swap with the board of education. The city would lease the old Quincy school grounds to the district for 50 years, while a 250 by 150 foot plot in Clinton Park becomes an expanded Pinckney school playground. Quincy grounds to host South Park activities. Council to put proposal before the board of education for approval.
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Board of Education
Quincy
Southpark
Clintom Park
Pinckney School
South Park
Kansas Weather Forecast With Snow Overnight
Fair tonight and Wednesday with a cold spell in the west. Morning readings show clear skies in Garden City and Dodge City, while other areas are mostly cloudy with snow at night and slippery roads. Temperature data from the Gas Office notes highs around 37 yesterday and 29 today, with 11 percent last night and 0.16 inch moisture in snow.
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Kansas
Garden City
Dodge City
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