Insurgent Army Flees Under Loyalist Pursuit Near Cordoba
Loyalist forces press on as four columns close in on Franco’s southern army retreating from Alcaracejos. Italian and German troops show disarray while Loyalist air and artillery hammer rear guards on the Cordoba highway.
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Madrid
Francisco Franco
Sierra Morena
Cordoba
Loyaliat
Alcaracejos
Chimorra
Puerto Cattaveno
Villanueve del Duque
Franco
Pozoblanca
Villanueva
Villaharta
Ovejo
Anti Nationalist Revolt in Spanish Morocco Revealed
A Moorish police tip exposed an anti Nationalist plot centered in Tetuan with plans for uprisings at Larache and El Ksar and spread to Spain. About 150 officers were implicated and executed along with 1,500 Moroccan supporters. Franco led a swift suppression as the Civil War's origins recalled in Spanish Morocco.
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United Press
Casablanca
French Morocco
Spanish Morocco
Tetuan
Larache
el Ksar
Spain
Francisco Franco
Spanish
Morocco
Foreign Legion
Germany
Italy
Weather Ohio Forecast With Clouds and Rain
The forecast calls for fair tonight with a cloudy Thursday followed by rain Thursday night and in the northwest portion Thursday afternoon. Warmer in the east and south Thursday, colder Thursday night. A Gulf disturbance moves east, others linger over the Rockies and off Washington. High pressure over Ontario and the lower Mississippi Valley. Precipitation confined to the south Atlantic and east Gulf states and the northwest. Temperature changes limited to a rise in the Rockies and plains.
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Ohio
Northwest
East
South
Gulf States
Florida
Rocky Mountain
Washington
Ontario
Mississippi Valley
South Atlantic
East Gulf State
Plains States
Brother of Elyria Man Passes
Adam Richwine 64 of Cleveland died at 4 a m after major operation. He was a detective in the Cleveland Police sanitary division and active with the Masons and Rotary Club. Survived by wife Mary three daughters two brothers George L and Frank and sister Mrs Christine Ehlers of Fremont Funeral by the Masonic lodge Franklin Circle Cleveland at 2 p m Saturday.
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Adam Richwine
Cleveland
George L. Richwine
Elyria
St. Alexis Hospital
Edith Richwine
George L
Frank
Christine Ehlers
Fremont
Masonic Lodge
Franklin Circle
Scouts To Run Elyria City Offices For One Day
Elyria scouts will host a one day city government takeover on Saturday April 3 with Elyria Fire Department and Police Department chiefs among the appointed officials. Five Scouts elected last week will report at 9:00 AM and meet at the Council Chamber at 11 for a council session led by Harold Birch the Scout Commissioner.
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Elyria
Harold Birch
John Price
Jim Ferriman
Don Hull
Dale Cornelius
William Hockaden
Star Scouts
Philip Thofman
David Huffman
David Evans
Sargeant
Bob Standen
Central Fire Station
Robert Holmes
Star Scout
Paul Irion
Bill Buzzard
Jack Vestal
Bill Leedale
Bill Smith
Harold Dahnke
Dick Ferriman
Harold Stanford
Bill Carter
Ferrier White
Lucius Jenkins
Lake Ave
Paul Eckler
Warne Bullock
Bob Stevenson
Clark Street
Peter Smith
Jim Scott
Ken Mills
Kill Bill to Provide Farm Tenancy Loans
Washington March 31 The House Agriculture Committee voted to kill a 50 million dollar bill that would provide loans for tenant farmers to own farms. The action casts doubt on the future of tenancy legislation urged by President Roosevelt.
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Washington
House Agriculture Committee
Roosevelt
Tax Relief Proposals, Deadlines Lead Ohio Legislature
The Ohio legislature debates relief plans before the April 15 sine die deadline. House committees consider a three percent utility tax on utilities, a half cent liquid fuel tax rise, higher admissions tax, and a one cent sales tax increase with graduated rates. Senate sets hearings on three permanent relief bills and orders draft bills for committee review.
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Columbus
House
Senate
House Taxation Committee
Lorain County Relief Funds Grow to Over Two Hundred Thousand
Lorain County now has about 202000 dollars available for relief after county officials learned there is an unexpected windfall of 82870 dollars from excess excise utility tax. County Commissioner Oscar G Dunn announced the total includes 120000 from Carey Act bonds plus 82870 in excess tax funds. The state will release 79286 immediately while the rest is held for future adjustments.
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Lorain County
Oscar G. Dunn
Columbus
Dunn
John E. Davidson
Edward DeChant
Government ownership push for Federal Reserve Banks gains support
Inflation advocates from 36 states form an 80 member steering committee led by Rep. Wright Patman to push a bill for government ownership of the 12 Federal Reserve Banks. Patman says the measure already has broad backing and that a new organization will campaign nationwide to win passage.
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Washington
House
Congress
Federal Reserve
Wright Patman
Tex
Hénd. Toft
Patman
France Warns Nationalists Over Shipping Interference
Paris dispatch reports France warned Spanish Nationalists not to interfere with French shipping. A cabinet communiqué said France would match Britain's naval measures, keeping fast warships patrolling off Spain in the Atlantic and Mediterranean to defend merchant ships. Nationalist warships have halted French and British vessels, with one French ship freed after a cruiser responded.
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Paris
France
Great Britain
Spain
Atlantic
Mediterranean
Balearic Islands
Britain
French Steamer Cap Falcon Fired On Off Santander
The French cargo steamer Cap Falcon carrying 2,900 tons of cereals and wine from Algeria was fired on and halted by rebels about 15 miles off Santander. The captain reported the incident on arriving at Bayonne.
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Bayonne
France
Algeria
Santander
Route 20 Improvement Contracts Awarded in Huron and Tuscarawas
State Highway Director John Jaster Jr awarded road work on U S Route 20 in Huron County Norwalk Townsend townships with a concrete beam bridge over Rattlesnake Creek and brick paving. The project budget was about 250000 dollars and awarded to A J Baltes of Norwalk for 259684 dollars.
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Columbus
John Jaster, Jr
Huron
Tuscarawas
Oberlin
Norwalk
U. S. Route 20
Townsend
Rattlesnake Creek
A. J. Baltes
Advocates Clash Over Judiciary Reorganization Renewed Intensity
Washington March 31 Advocates and opponents of judiciary reorganization clash over whether President Roosevelt seeks to expand executive power at Congress and the Supreme Court Senate Majority Leader Robison replies to radio speakers and cites past opposition to Hughes confirms claims of political bias Yale law professor Edwin Borchard warns Congress to remain vigilant as the executive grows stronger McReynolds Borah Glass and others weigh constitutional remedies and court balance against a constitutional amendment proposal
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Supreme Court
Senate
Joeph T. Robi
Reeitton
Walter Glass
William E. Borah
Ida
James C. McReynolds
Edwin Borchard
Yale Law School
Senate Judiciary Committee
Borchardt
Robinson
Congressional Record
Borah
Glass
Hughes
Taft
Warren G. Harding
Assoc
Iate
McReynolds
Sen. Glass
Virginia
County Proposes Unified Head for Child Welfare
A meeting of state and county officials Children's Home trustees and Oberlin League of Women Voters proposed concentrating all child welfare activities under one head. The plan includes adding a third case worker and placing supervision under Miss Doris Todd with aim to reduce net county costs.
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Children’s Home
Oberlin League of Women Voters
State Welfare Department
Doris Todd
Gertrude Fortune
Division of Charities
Miss Todd
Miss Fortune
Horace H. Nye
Edward DeChant
Kiwanis to hear Ohio district governor at lunch
Z M Walter Kiwanis District Governor for Ohio will speak at the Eayria Kiwanis Club noon meeting at Hotel Billinghurst Thursday. Walter, of Lockland Kiwanis, is Wyoming Ohio schools superintendent and will attend the Divisional meeting at Nela Park Cleveland on April 21 hosted by Euclid Club with expected local delegates.
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Z. M. Walter
Kiwanis
Ohio
Eayria Kiwanis Club
Billinghurst
Walter
Lockland Kiwanis Club
Wyoming
Nela Park
Cleveland
Euclid
Strike Over Coal Wage Talks Clouds Industry
New York March 31 United Mine Workers and soft coal operators resumed wage hour talks aiming to avert a general strike by midnight. Both sides remained far apart with miners seeking a 30 hour week and 15 percent raise plus 200 days work. operators urged a 49 hour week with no pay rise. Officials considered federal mediation and possible Vinson Guffey bill leverage.
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New York
United Mine Workers
Iour
Congress
McGrady
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Harrisburg
White House entertains Canadian Governor General Tweedsmuir
The Governor General of Canada Lord Tweedsmuir and Lady Tweedsmuir stay three days at the White House. Officials plan near nonstop activities from morning until the official dinner hosted by President Roosevelt. A formal 21 gun salute welcomed the visitors on arrival.
Fire and Explosion Devastate St. Cloud Block in New Castle
A $350000 blaze in New Castle destroys the St. Cloud four story block housing C G Murphy store and apartments. Two missing include Louise McKibben and her 9 year old daughter Martha. About 20 injured. neighboring Shaw estate and Penn Theater damaged. An adjoining building explosion sent glass sparking as spectators watched.
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New Castle
St. Cloud
Louise McKibben
Martha
C. G. Murphy
Shaw
Bulding
Penn Theater
Reach Stalemate In Auto Strike Negotiations
In Lansing Michigan on March 31 attempts to end the 24 day Chrysler strike stalled. Walter P Chrysler and John L Lewis were in New York forurgent business and talks with coal operators respectively with Gov. Frank Murphys evidence they would meet again by Friday. The sticking point was the United Automobile Workers Strategy Board which denied proposals to concede sole bargaining rights for Chrysler plants while Chrysler offered recognition for its own members only.
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Lansing
Mich
Detroit
Chrysler Corporation
Walter P. Chrysler
New York
John L. Lewis
Appalachian
Frank Murphyssett
Chrysler
Lewis
Board of Strategy
United Automobile Workers of America
Get Acquainted Day Draws 300 Plus Women in Lorain County
More than 300 women from all parts of Lorain County attended the annual Get Acquainted Day at the Elyria Y M C A. Miss Alice Bird notes the record turnout. Contest prizes went to Rose Gulgui for the beauty costume Martha Burrows for second Delvere Murray for funniest and M Wohlever named Friendliest. Dr Virginia S Sanderson judged and spoke on Working With Young People.
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Lorain County
Elyria Y. M
Martha Burrows
Brighton
Delvere Murray
Rochester
M. Wohlever
Russia Township
Virginia S. Sanderson
Ohio State University
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Rei
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Ruth Lloyd
Scioto
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Clark
R. K. Shaw
Madison
Fairbanks
House Welfare Committee
Robert J. Beatty
Franklin
Beatty
Ray A. Knight
Summit
Arctic Circle
United States
National Parks Service
Washington Monument
Governor General
Canada
White House
Fhone
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