Basque City Bilbao Besieged as Insurgents Advance
insurgent forces tightened ring around Bilbao as they crossed toward the Nervion river and moved on from the suburbs. Basque defenders floated grim prospects while martial law framed frontier order. British sailors evacuated the British consul as the siege intensified with heavy fighting and mass evacuations along the coast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Francisco Franco
Bilbao
Bilbro
Bay of Biscay
Santander
Jose ‘Antonio “Aguirre
Basque Autonomous Province
Bilbacock
Anthony Eder
United’ States
Navy
Washington
Kane
St. Jean
Lacross
Bisway
Spain
St. Jean de
Luz
Nerviou
Galdatano
Hendase
el Gailo
St. Jean de Luz
France
RC Stevenson
Stevenson
Bilbee
Two Walkout Ends In Peace Parley With Gov Davey
Two walkouts mark the end of a peace parley with Ohio Governor Davey as Youngstown Sheet and Tube and Republic Steel representatives walk out after reaffirming their stance on the contract with the CIO. They insisted the issue remains the signing of the contract and urged law and order for workers to return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto’ Janssen
United ‘Press
Columbus
U.P
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
Public Steel Corporation
Martin L. Davey
Steel
Committee For Industrial’ Organization “Union
National Labor Relations Board
Steel’ Company
Weit
Davey
C.O
Target Singer
General Counsé
Youngstown’ Sheet and Tube
C.I.O
Republic and
Sheet
Tube
Inland
Bethlehem
National Labor Board
Voss
Argetsinger
Bishops Urged to Remove Abuses and Curb New Cults
The Vatican’s sacred congregation issued a decree to bishops worldwide warning against new cults and devotions and urging the removal of present abuses. It criticized recent forms seen as futile copies and contamination of established practices and called for strict observance and preventive steps. The decree will be printed in Latin in tonight's Osservatore Romano.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Sacred Congregation of the Vatican Holy Office
Sacred Congregation of the Holy Office
Osservatore Romano
Teal Tragedy Off Delaware Bay Claims Seven Lives
Seven men died when the 35 foot cabin cruiser Teal sank off Mohawk Shoal in Delaware Bay. The 20 year old skipper Lloyd Davis of Bowers Beach perished. three survivors James E. Stine Edward C. McKee and Charles W. Stoddard were rescued after over 12 hours adrift and hospitalized in Dover. Dead include Herbert Linn Howard Buzzard James Dublin his son William Dublin William Ebner C W Fishburn and Theodore Watson, all linked to Altoona and State College. Authorities identified most victims and continued inquiries into the loss.
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Bowers ‘Beach
Del
Coast
Teal
Mohawkshoal
Delaware Bay
Lloyd - Davis
Bowers Beach
Iad
Dover Hospital
Tames
E. Stine
Altoona
Edward C.’ McKee
Charles W. Stoddard
State ‘College
Herbert Linn
Howard Buzzard
James Dublin
William D. Dublin
William ' Ebner
W. Fishburn
Theodore~ Watson
Iene College
Lloyd Davis
Cand State College
Alloona
State College
Lewes
Senate Finance Committee Backs Bill Extending Nuisance and Postage Taxes
Washington The senate finance committee reported favorably a bill to extend nuisance taxes and the 3 cent postage rate. The panel limited the extension to one year, proposed by Sen. Arthur Vandenberg, with strong Republican support. Other expansion measures by Sen. La Follette failed on a 7 to 7 tie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congressional
Roosevelt
Robert L. Doughton
House
Ways and’ Means
Joint House
Senate i
of Treasury
Henry Morgen
Than- Jr
Ad Joint
Doughton
Treasury
Coughton
Joint
Morgenthau
Senate Finance
Senator Black
Alabama
Senate
Contery
W.P
Senate Finance Committee
Arthur
Vandenberg
Repub
Lican
Michigan
House Committee
Robert M. la Folfette
Wisconsin
Labor Demands Drafted for GM by U A W
Detroit reports a permanent committee convened to draft new labor demands for General Motors. The union plans to seek a blanket 10 cent hourly wage increase, a 7 hour day, 35 hour week, and a national minimum wage of 75 cents for women and 85 cents for men, plus a 15 day trial period. Around 56,000 GM workers were idle due to strikes and shortages.
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David J. Wilkie
Detroit
Aeunion
United “Automobile Workers of America
General Motors Corporation
j _A
Johnny Lewis
General Motors
New York
Ternstedt Manufacturing’ Company
Saginaw Grey Iron Foundry
Chevrolet and
Fisher
Flint
Chevrolet
General Motors U. A.W
U A. W
Parsons Case and Wisconsin Relief Row Dominate Page
The Parsons disappearance and a $25,000 note probe unfold as federal agents chase leads at a Long Island estate. In Wisconsin, Assembly Speaker Alfonsi accuses Senate leaders of politics over northern relief, urging action on a $1 million plan and criticizing stalled progress amid party maneuvering.
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Story Brook
Alice
McDowell Parsons
Parsons
Long Island
Potlettons
Atha
Chadwick
George Winfield
Anna “Kupryanova
Panton
Connelley
Henry Saidt
Madison
Paul Alfonsi
Pence
Progressive
House
Senate
Wisconsin
Philip Nelson
Maple
Alfonsi
Assembly
Nelson
Douglas County
Oireal
Sverciunen
Congress
Legislative Reference Library
General Fund
Waszak Sentenced to Life for Wisconsin Mass Slaying
Sheriff Walter A. Liskowitz announced John Waszak aged 54 would be taken to Waupun penitentiary to begin a life term for the dynamite slaying of his wife and eight children. Waszak pleaded innocence, then guilty after doctors deemed him sane. A coroner ruled the blast an accident before new evidence prompted conviction. He confessed after pressure from investigators.
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Waukesha
Win
Walter A. Liskowitz
Waukesha County
John Waszak
Waupun Penitentiary
C. M. Davison
Paytis
Waszak
Dist
Atty
Scott Lowry
Republic Steel Sues Farley Over Mail Delivery In Strike
Republic Steel Corporation filed in the U S district court for the District of Columbia a mandamus action directing Postmaster General Farley to order delivery of mail and supplies to workers at struck plants and to withdraw unofficial mail curbs. The case, signed by Justice M Proctor, seeks Parcel Post delivery to Republic plants in Warren and Niles and notes separate actions against local postmasters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Sulzberger
United Press
Staiz
Washington
Republic Steel Corporation Today
United States District Court For
District of Columbia
James A. Farley
Farley
Justice M. Proctor
John S. Brookes Jr
Republic
Committee For Industrial Organization
Warren and Niles
Robert Wagner
New York
Brookes
Clare Hoffman
Republican
Michigan
Hoffman
House
Roosevelt
John L. Lewis
Mrs Champ Clark Dies at 82 in New Orleans
Mrs Champ Clark, widow of famed Democratic speaker Champ Clark, dies at her daughter Mrs James M Thomson's home in New Orleans after a long illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champ Clark
New Orleans
House of Representatives
James M. Thomson
Amelia completes long hop over sea to Karachi
Amelia Earhart arrives in Karachi at 7:95 p.m. finishing a long interrupted leg of her around the world flight Just for fun. She had been missing for over 29 hours on the Massawa to Karachi segment crossing roughly 1,400 miles over the Arabian sea and desert. Earhart plans to rest a day with a possible Thursday departure depending on weather.
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Karachi
India
Amelia Earhart
Massawa
Eritrea
Arabian Desert
Arabian Sea
Miss Earhart
Assab
Eruver
Red Sea
Gulf of Aden
Steel strikes and violence shock Johnstown and Warren plants
Riot conditions spread as 500 workers clash with police, with dynamite and tear gas used at Warren Republic and Cambria Beth Schem sites. Nine wounded in Johnstown night of violence. State police in steel helmets break up crowds as 35 railcar movements occur surrounding the Warren Republic yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. F
Republic
Ashtabula-Niles
Pennsylvania Railroad
Warren
Haurvatter
Johns
Cambria
Beth- Schem Steel
Shields
Johnstown
Tiny Baby Killed in Auto Collision Near Wausau
In Wausau Wisconsin seven month old Robert Yesa died after a car driven by his mother Mary Yessa collided with another vehicle on Highway 29 two miles west of town as she turned toward a farm yard. The mother suffered a fractured elbow and head injury. another child Ronald 18 months old and grandmother Mrs. Raymond Yessa were uninjured. Cyril Nuxol 22 Marathon the other driver was uninjured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wausay
Wis
Robert Yessa
Mary Yessa
Wausau
Highway 29
Here
Yessa
Ronald
Raymond Yessa
Cyril Nux
Weather notes from Milwaukee and regional observatories
Weather summary from Northwestern Observations reports partly cloudy conditions in Wisconsin north and south regions with little temperature change into Wednesday. Temperatures yesterday ranged from the high thirties to mid forties at Park Falls Lander and S. Marie with Rockford Observatory data showing a 75 high and 37 low and 92 precipitations for the period 8 p.m. Sunday to 8 p.m. Monday.
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Associated Press
North Portion
Milwaukee
Raleigh
Park Falls
Lander
Marie
Rockstaff Observatory
Win Southwest
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AEBEL
Circle Bilbao
The
North Carolina
House ‘Ways and Means Committee
Wallace
War Department
New England
Ohio
Mississippi River
Aan
Roosevelt Court
Robinson
Arkansas
Finland
Davis
George H. Davis
United States Chamber of Commerce
Senate Labor Committees
Sidney Hillman
Geneva Motors
Waupun
Amelia
Nan Lite
Tiny
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