Evacuation of 2300 Spanish Children to France Under Warships
In Bilbao Port Santurce 2300 children, victims of the Civil War, sail for France aboard the Habana liner and the trawler Goizeko Izar amid British warship protection. Loyalist denial of safe passage, British and French aid seen as interference. Children vaccinated, numbered, and grouped with a teacher, destined for parish colonies in Loyalist hands. many may never return to Spain.
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Bilbao
Spain
Port Santurce
France
Habana
Ratiopalidts
Rulban
Carimor
Port Santruce
AN &Rce
Weather 610 Forecast: Cool Tonight and Warmer Friday
The bulletin notes fair and cool conditions tonight with Friday turning fair and warmer. Low pressure centers over eastern regions and high pressure over the Lake Superior/Northwest areas influence the pattern. Moderate to heavy rains reported from Tennessee to the Atlantic coast with cooler temps across Ohio and surrounding areas.
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Tennsylvania
Saskatchewan
Miah
Lake Superior
Northwest
Tennessee
Ohe Valley
Atlantic
Ohio
Lake
Plains
Hughes Plea for The Processes of Reason Echoes Court Debate
Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes urges the nation to favor processes of reason over tyranny of force in a speech to the American Law Institute. He defends court procedures, warns democracy rests on independent judiciary, and lauds Elihu Root while noting the president's court reform plan.
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Washington
Charles Evans Hughes
American Law Institute
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Hughes
Senate
Law Institute
Luérey
Elihu Root
Institute
Root
Huces
James C. McReynolds
Allot Funds For Farm Forestry Bill Advances
Washington May 6 11 The Senate passed the House approved bill authorizing 2,500,000 in annual federal aid to states for development of farm forestry. The measure now goes to the White House.
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Washington
Senate
White House
Truck Breaks Down Firemen Thumble Ride to Fire
May 6 Newcomers town firemen hitchhiked to Stonecreek after their truck broke down. They joined Dover and New Philadelphia crews to battle a $1200 blaze that destroyed the two story Stonecreek jail Association building.
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Newcomerstown
Thumb
Stonecreak
Dover
New Philadelpha
Stonecreek Lail
Union Replies To Republic Steel Co.
The Committee for Industrial Organization rejects Republic Steel’s May 11 conference offer as a futile waste of time. SWOC notes the company’s refusal to sign a contract and warns of the serious steel industry tensions as Philip Murray prepares to speak in Philadelphia. The telegram from Pittsburgh regional SWOC director Clinton Golden questions whether a signed contract could be implied by verbal agreements and asserts that the conference would lack binding terms.
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Pittsburgh
CUP
Committee For Industrial Organization Today
Republic Steel Corporation
Republic
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Steel Corporation
SWOC
Philip Murray
Philadelphia
Republic Steel
Clinton
iGolden
J. A. Voss
Tteo
Cary
Murray
Continuca
Lakewood Girl Missing From Ohio Wesleyan Campus
Ruth Baumgardner, 21, a Lakewood, Ohio, senior at Ohio Wesleyan University, disappeared after 11 p.m. Tuesday from Austin Wall dormitory. Police and university staff search with her belongings partly left in the room, a missing traveling bag, and no sign of voluntary departure.
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Delaware
Ohio Wesleyan University
Ruth Baumgardner
Lakewood
Miss Baumgardner
Austin Wall
Harold Sheridan
Carl Baumgardner
Mary Helen Fretts
Seek To Start Boycott Of Film Industry
Hollywood May 6 workers of Federated Motion Picture Craft unions moved to start a nationwide boycott of the film industry. Telegrams were sent to labor councils in the United States and Canada urging boycotts of theaters showing pictures from strike-bound studios. Leaders said patronage losses at the box office would push producers to grant recognition. Strike leaders noted local leaders would extend messages to CIO groups.
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Hollywood
United States
Canada
Federated Motion Picture Craft Unions
Labor Teader
Committee For Industrial Organization
C. I. QO
Lecturer Tells Of Life In Europe's Troubled Nations
Dorothy Fuldheim, famed lecturer, spoke to Elrrin Wich school students about life in Spain Italy Germany and Russia. She described Spain’s 1951 republic and jailed liberals plus ousted leaders forming Spain’s current crisis. She recalled land life in Spain before the war and noted Arab rising under British rule in the Holy Land.
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Europe
Elrrin Wich
Dorothy Fuldheim
Spain
Italy
Germany
Russia
Tien
Holy Land
Fuldheimn
Mussolini
Hitler
Jury Cannot Reach Verdict in Denhardt Case
NEW CASTLE Kentucky May 6 jurors trying Brig. Gen. Henry H. Denhardt for the murder of Mrs Verna Garr Taylor reported they were unable to agree on a verdict. Judge Charles C Marshall discharged them and said the case would be tried again possibly at the September term. Denhardt appeared pale and discouraged as spectators prayed outside the cell.
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New Castle
Henry H. Denhardt
Verna Garr Taylor
Charles C. Marshall
Newhardt
John Marshall Perry
Ins
Juiie Marshall
Denhardt
Berry
J. D. Simpson
Volunteers of America
Bertha
Marshall
Vote To Close Two Schools In Carlisle Township
The Carlisle Township Board of Education voted to close its two one room schools and one two room school, sending about 80 students to Elyria City Schools next fall if arrangements with Elyria are satisfactory. Officials said Elyria could accommodate the students and that transportation would be simplified.
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Carlisle Township
Lorain County
Carlisle Center
Murray Ridge
West Tithe
Elyria
Writton
Oho School
Frosram
Tix
Biviia
Senor
Tuies
Carlale
Lathaway
Tuses
Elyria High School
Oath Sight Elementaty
28 E H S Students Get "A" Grades
Elyria High School honors 28 students with A grades for the second grading period. The group includes seniors Talian Dowdell Gerden Helta Teng denon Leonard Moods Leroy Mewiy Robert Rieinek Margaret Ross Harry Was erman. Juniors Wilma Broem John Faulkner Grendolyn Irvin Hort Mall er Ruby Skvhiz Janet Smith Edmund Wright. Sophomores Joan Rautt Jean Crisp James Dall Richard Funk Mary Kaer Nan Bhrsock Freshmen Phyllis Bour quin Martha Vrodteck Brad Eppley Marr Jean McElfresh Marr Wood and 124 others also receiving A grades.
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Trenivecight
Elyria High
Audenta
Br Iearnaliem
Aftonp
Talian Dowdell
Gerden Helta
Teng Denon
Leonard Moods
Leroy Mewiy
Robert Rieinek
Margaret Ross
Harry Was~er
Sedan Struck At Crossing By Fast Train
George King 66 of Rochester died after a sedan carrying him and T. F. Flannigan 40 was hit by an east bound Big Four passenger train about 7 30 p m at a crossing 12 miles east of Rochester Both men were rushed to Fans Clinic in Wellington where King died during the night Flannigan suffered a possible fractured right knee They were returning home from Wellington in Flannigan s car when the crash occurred They had slowed to cross to permit a freight train and then drove onto the tracks unaware of the fast train King s survivors include a son Herbert of Akron and two daughters Ruth and Laura along with four sisters Funeral arrangements are pending
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George King
Rochester
T. F. Flannigan
Big Four
Fans
Wellington
King
Flannigan
Fannigan
Herbert
Akron
Ruth
Laura King
F. A. Richardson
Boeneater
Margaret King
Marie Duchem
Columbus
Grace Durmott
Toledo
Kieth Andrews
U.S. To Contest Injunction In Aluminum Suit
Attorney General Homer Cummings said the Department of Justice will challenge the Pittsburgh federal court s jurisdiction to enjoin the anti trust suit against Aluminum Company of America now in New York. The filing seeks dismissal of the aluminum company s petition and vacating the restraining order. Government argues Western Pennsylvania district lacks jurisdiction over enjoined attorneys and Pittsburgh is improper venue.
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Bulletin
Washington
Homer S. Cummings
Department of Justice
Federal District Court At
Pittsburgh
Aluminum Company of America
New York
Cummings
Federal Court
Department
Aluminum Company
District Court of the United States
Western District
Pennsylvania
Robert M. Gibson
Charge Wearers Of C I O Buttons Are Assaulted
STEUBENVILLE March 6 Paul Ruse, W O C organizer, charged today that Weirton Steel Company unionists beat workers wearing C I O buttons at a meeting in Weirton W Va He said Beck Bennison wore a C I O button and was struck by a foreman and several others were bruised After a talk by Claud Conoway head of the tin mill grit of the Weirton Swazity League about the company Ruse called a meeting of S W O C followers to discuss the alleged attack
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Steubenvile
Paul Rusen
Weirton Steel Company
Rusen
Committee For Industrial Organization
Weirton
W. Va
Stembenville
Beck Benniso
Ruse
Claud Conoway
Weirton Swazity League
Conoway
Train Wreck Kills Four, Injures Twenty Five Near Sprinhhill
An express train on United Pacific Railways crashed into a submerged canal car barge two miles from Sprinhhill Junction last night, killing four and wounding 25. Fire and wrecking crews removed bodies identified as Clarence Bauer Camilo Leblanc and two others.
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Uac
Padian Railways Express
Sprinhhill Janctin
Clarence Bauer
Camilo Leblanc
Yaees Seperr
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George VI
England
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Republic Steel Co
Ohio Wesleyan
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London
U.S
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