Rebellion May Be Doomed If No Help Comes
Reports of crushing Spanish rebel defeats spread from Burgos to Basque fronts as Loyalist forces advance. Insurgent command shuffled after orders from Franco and Mussolini, while Moors and Italians retreat toward Pozo Blanco. Casablancan Arabs report 100 executions at Ceuta after a court martial.
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Gibraltar
U.P
Francisco Franco
Burgos
Madrid
Sargentes
el Gueta
Eibar
Pozoblanco
Cordoba
Belmez
el Soldado
Penaroya
Bento Mussolini
Algeciras
Bay of Gibraltar
Franco
Casablanca
French Morocco
Ceuta
American diplomat in London sparks disarmament speculation
Norman H. Davis arrives in London to attend the international sugar conference and may discuss disarmament with high level officials. British press notes the trip could echo U S goals of peace, arms limits, and economic cooperation. Davis planned talks with Ramsay MacDonald Walter Runciman and William Ormsby Gore as part of a broader foreign policy aim.
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London
Norman H. Davis
Roosevelt
Davis
United States
Davis’ Suite
Ramsay MacDonald
Walter Runciman
British Board of Trade
Washington
William Ormsby-Gore
The Case for the Sit-Down Strike debated
Walter Lipppmann outlines the position of Leon Green, dean of Northwestern Law, visiting Yale professor, and potential federal judge nominee. The piece notes Green’s support from the Department of Justice and his testimony for the President’s judiciary plan, urging readers to read beyond his published arguments.
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New Republic
Leon Green
Green
Northwestern School of Law
Chicago
Yale Law School
Department of Justice
Professor Green
Soft coal strike narrowly favored after wage talks fail
In New York on March 31 negotiators from the United Mine Workers and operators failed to agree on a new wage and hour contract to replace the expiring deal. A subcommittee will meet again at 4 p m tomorrow as 400000 miners may strike Friday unless a contract is signed. Tomorrow is a miners holiday.
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New York
United Mine Workers
John L. Lewis
Miners’ Union
Lewis
Peace body honors Montana bishop in re election
The Catholic Association for International Peace re elected Bishop Edward V O Hara of Great Falls Montana as honorary president and Dr Charles G Fenwick of Bryn Mawr College as president Sister Vincent Ferrer of Rosary College River Forest Illinois was named a vice president in the election at Washington on March 31.
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Washington
Catholic Association For International Peace
Edward V. O’hara
Great Falls
Mont
Charles G. Fenwick
Bryn Mawr College
Bryn Mawr
Vincent Ferrer
Rosary College
River Forest
Ill
South Side Democrats Plan Pre-Election Rally
South Side Democratic club lays plans at Judge Gardiner's court for annual pre election tally. J C McNaughten presides as rally set for tomorrow night at Nevada and Front with torchlight car parade led by Myles Newcomb. Speakers include Joseph Briney Tim Harrington W E Cubs Coyle and McNaughten plus several aldermanic candidates.
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South Side Democrats
South Side Democratic Club
John T. Gardiner
East Front Street
J. C. McNaughten
Nevada
Front Streets
Mercury
Montana
Myles Newcomb
Joseph H. Briney
Tim Harrington
Mr. Briney
W. E
Cubs
Plane to test new equipment against icing risks
A Douglas DC-2 with redesigned ailerons will fly from Santa Monica to test anti icing measures after a TWA skyliner crash near Pittsburgh killed 13. Air Commerce Bureau hearings supported TWA officials who attributed the disaster to severe localized icing.
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Flyers Club
Allegheny County
Pittsburgh
Santa Monica
Calif
T. W.A
Douglas
Bureau of Air Commerce
Lawrence Bohnet
Air Commerce Bureau
Byran M. Jacobs
Aged Man Shot in Fight Over Dog in Idaho
Salmon Idaho March 31 An aged Idaho miner in critical condition after a fight over a dog. Sheriff Thomas Stroud arrested 82 year old William Woodward in Gibbonsville. Jack Leach 75 with a bullet wound in the neck was brought to hospital. Woodward held on open charges. Stroud said Woodward claimed self defense after Leach showered him with rocks.
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Salmon
Idaho
Thomas Stroud
William Woodward
Gibbonsville
Jack Leach
Woodward
Straud
Leach
Montana stockmen may apply for 1937 range program
Montana stockmen may file preliminary applications for the 1937 range program of the Agricultural Adjustment Administration. J. C. Taylor, state extension service director, said the form combines an application and ranch description with a map.
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Bozeman
Montana
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
J. C. Taylor
State Extension Service
Taylor
Senators Appraise Supreme Court Labor Ruling And Power
Two administration senators criticized the Supreme Court for overturning minimum wage rulings, arguing the court centralizes economic policy in one judge. They warned the Roberts decision signals shifting constitutional interpretation and warned of a Mussolini-like concentration of power.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Minton
Indiana
Schwellenbach
Senate
Roberts
Youth Confesses Self Inflicted Wounds After Knife Incident
Edward A. Diller a 15 year old resident of 520 Shields avenue admitted to officers he stabbed himself with a pen knife. He told police he was attacked earlier by an unidentified man while in his room at home and that he did not like school. Doctors said the wounds were three slight lacera tions not serious.
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China
Frederick B. Snite Jr
Chicago
Peiping
St. James Hospital
Edward A. Diller
Shields Avenue
Larry Weir
Diller
Washington Junior High School
Ed O'Keefe
Jack Flannigan
Alfred Karsted
Poison Fumes Kill Woman and Two Children in Portland Garage
In Portland Oregon an apparent murder suicide trio was found when an electrician heard a car running in a closed garage. The bodies of Lola Diack 31 and her two children Archie 3 and Samuel 7 months were found. Coroner lists as death by own action and two homicides.
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Portland
Ore
Lola Diack
Archie
Samuel
Diack
Samuel Diack
Florida
Ban on Strike Placed in India
Calcutta March 31 The government of India clamped a strict ban on giant demonstrations and a proposed general strike amid the inauguration of a new constitution granting semi autonomy to 11 provinces. The congress party secretary and five leading members were forbidden to organize processions while other protest methods were planned.
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Calcutta
India
Congress Party
Sleeping Beauty to Be 32 Today
Chicago sees Patricia Maguire once more near her 32nd birthday after five years in a sleeping sickness spell. She has gained about 20 pounds since February 1932 yet remains largely unchanged in appearance, with doctors unable to wake her despite efforts.
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Chicago
Patricia Maguire
Chef Loof Lirpa Plunges From Courthouse Roof
A chef named Loof Lirpa tumbled from a courthouse cornice while fleeing a hostile host at a late night party. He was rushed to St James hospital for emergency surgery after the fall. He muttered he did not mean to, then lost consciousness as surgeons prepared.
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Lirpa
St. James Hospital
Mayors seek $2.2 billion relief appropriation from Congress
The United States Conference of Mayors asked President Roosevelt to back a $2.2 billion work relief bill for the next fiscal year to hire about 2.8 million jobseekers. Mayor Fiorello La Guardia delivered the appeal, noting WPA employed roughly 2.16 million people last week and that current plans tot up to about $2 billion in the year.
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Washington
United States Conference of Mayors
Roosevelt
Congress
WPA
Fiorello la Guardia
New York
la Guardia
Works Progress Administration
Mr. Roosevelt
Navies Patrol Off Spain Under Firm Instructions
British French and Dutch warships patrolled waters off endrailed Spain tonight with firm instructions to continued on page two.
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London
Spain
Administration plan for aiding farm tenants dies in House committee
The House agriculture committee rejected the proposal to spend 50 million dollars annually to buy land for resale to tenants on 45 year terms. President Roosevelt and Wallace had urged tenancy aids including rehabilitation loans and retirement of unfit land, with committee action pending on those ideas.
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John D. Miller
National Co-operative Council
Senate Judiciary Committee
Washington
House Agriculture Committee
Secretary of Agriculture
Roosevelt
Jones
Texas
Congress
Wallace
Special
House
Montana residents file 7000 state income tax returns near deadline
The state board of equalization reports 7000 taxable returns filed, about one third of expected collection. Supervisor L C Burns noted 5200 non taxable returns, with 1936 totals projected near last year's level as April 15 deadline approaches.
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Helena
Insurgent Bombardment Kills Many in Durango Churches
Reports from Bilbao area say air raid on Durango during morning mass results in many deaths and injuries. Eyewitness accounts list 12 nuns and 2 priests among the dead, with at least 60 killed and 150 wounded per Febus dispatch.
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Bilbao
Spain
Durango
Febus
Madrid
Augustine Order
Santa Susana
Marila
Billa Labella
Daughter in law of Lincoln dies at 90 in Washington
Mrs. Robert Todd Lincoln, 90, daughter in law of former President Lincoln, died at her Georgetown home. Born in Iowa City in September 1846 she was the daughter of former Iowa Senator James Harlan.
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Washington
U.P
Robert Todd Lincoln
President Lincoln
Georgetown
Lincoln
Iowa City
Iowa
James Harlan
Woman Blamed in Fain Death Trial
In Everett Washington on March 31 two witnesses testified in superior court that Mrs Mabel Fain 38 mother of five shot and killed her husband Harry Fain formerly of Butte Montana on February 18 in a love triangle case described as involving the other woman.
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Everett, Wash
Superior Court
Mabel Fain
Harry Fain
Butte, Mont
March Weather Dims In Butte As Lion Returns
The report describes March in Butte with wet snow flurries and unsettled skies. Temperatures rose from 22 to 39 degrees while clouds kept the sun hidden and forecasts suggested rain or snow.
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Butte
Montana Weather Forecast Notes Snow And Rain Chance
Montana forecast predicts occasional snow or rain on Thursday and Friday. Warmer conditions expected on Thursday in the northeast portion.
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Montana
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Il Duce
Walter Lippmann
Subcommittee
Rap Hughes
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Hughes
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Wheeler
Sleeping Beauty
Loof Lirpa
White House
Fain
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