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Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1937

Page

6

Madrid hill battle scars rival armies clash on Pinzarron

From Pinzarron hill the flower of Spain's rival armies fought a heavy battle. Government troops twice charged and were pushed back by machine gun and rifle fire before gaining a foothold. Insurgents still held lines on the summit controlling a section of the Madrid to coast highway. In Washington, senators eyed public opinion to blunt any filibuster against Roosevelt court reform, expecting a storm of condemnation if tactics stalled the vote.

Madrid Spain Pinzarron Washington Senate

Roosevelt and filibuster battle called for radio address

Lincoln-Arthur E. Collins, 25, who escaped the reformatory last fall, and Robert Harold are held at Fort Morgan Colorado. They confessed the $340 robbery of the Grant County State Bank at Ashby last Saturday. FBI said the pair were arrested Tuesday at Fort Morgan. Sheriff Guy Bothel of Julesburg and two highway patrolmen reported. Although armed, they offered no resistance.

Lincoln Arthur E. Collins Reformatory Robert Harold Fort Morgan Colo Grant County Ashby Omaha Federal Bureau of Investigation FBI Guy Bothel Julesburg

Explosion on Royal Oak Injures Five and Spikes Warship Patrol

A Spanish anti air craft shell on the quarterdeck of the battleship Royal Oak wounded five crewmembers including Cap. T B Drew during a Tuesday air raid on Valicia. The admiralty called the incident an act of God and said it would not be protested. In Washington President Roosevelt moved toward a national power policy by asking Congress for an administrator to sell surplus Bonneville power near Portland Oregon with preference to public bodies and cooperatives while private firms would face contract clauses ensuring reasonable consumer rates. The plan aims for a provisional federal administration of Bonneville and other Columbia basin projects compatible with future national powers policy.

London Royal Oak Iberian Admiralty Valicia Cap T. B. Drew Washington Roosevelt Congress Bonneville Dam Portland Ore Columbia Basin

Crop insurance urged as public enterprise by Pope

Senator James P. Pope told Congress that the government must establish a wheat crop insurance system as a public enterprise to protect original producers. He announced Senate subcommittee hearings on a bill to implement presidential committee recommendations and stressed farmers deserve security. Chrysler negotiates with UAW on three more demands as Detroit factory talks progress.

Washington James P. Pope Congress Congressional Record Senate

Missionary family evacuated from Soddu Ethiopia

Reverend Harold B Street his wife and four children were evacuated by plane from a mission station in Soddu western Ethiopia arriving Addis Ababa February 22 and planning to depart for the United States. Details of departure sparse. Street, once imprisoned by Ethiopians, saw his Shama mission building pillaged and abandoned. In a separate case Fred Schue Jr admitted abandoning a baby on a doorstep of a home for workers with children as he faced felony court arraignment.

Ethiopia Harold B. Street Soddu Addis Ababa United States Mt. Street Shama Fred Schue, Jr

Chicago Father Gives Up Infant Over Cost Claim

A 25 year old Chicago father told police he weighed the expense of his car against keeping his seven months old son and then surrendered the infant to authorities. He was held on child neglect charges as investigators review the case and potential custody concerns.

Chicago

Soil Program Promotes Wise Crop Rotation in Nebraska

Nebraska farmers, urged by the 1937 conservation program, adopt four year crop rotations to boost soil fertility and farm efficiency. Continuous corn yields average 21 bushels versus 39 with rotation. oats 17 versus 28. wheat 10 versus 24. The plan encourages legumes and grasses to improve soil and financial conditions for adoption.

Nebraska

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