Rebel Claim Of 800 Americans Crossing Frontiers Stirs Spain
Gen Queipo de Llano, broadcasting from Seville, says 800 Americans joined loyalist armies across the French border. Reports note some arrests of volunteers aboard ships to Spain, with identities including Cleveland and Philadelphia natives among those identified by French police.
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Gibraltar
U.P
Gonzalo Queipo de Llano
Queipo de Llano
Seville
United States
Port Vendres
France
Spain
U. S
Joe Ballet
Cleveland
Queen Mary
Ile de France
le Havre
Cherbourg
Narbonne
Vachel Blair
Wayland Borer
Philadelphia
Joseph Fleischreger
Roger Tayror
New Brighton
Bankhead Calls For Deliberation Amid Busy Week
Speaker Bankhead says Congress should be more deliberate as emergency conditions ease. House and Senate shift toward major items including crop insurance and the Guffey-Vinson coal measure, with three appropriation bills pending and court reform also in focus.
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Senate
Washington
Congress
House
Legislative and
District of Columbia
Bankhead
Supreme Court
Today and Tomorrow
The text notes a sharp shift in Congress leaders from unity to division within two months. It says the party faced no opposition in January, now faces scrutiny from seasoned insiders, and has accomplished nothing toward promised measures. (Continued on Page 2)
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Congress
Crippled Children Drive Nears Final Push for Funds
Campaign workers report progress as they race to meet a shortfall of 2,500 dollars. Co chairs Ben Hardin and Mrs. Guy Sheridan urge all solicitors to file returns today and arrange pickups for late contributions. A tag day tale recalls four boys donating nickels after a girl sales helper explained the program.
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Crippled Children's Auxiliary Drive
Ben Hardin
Guy Sheridan
West Broadway
Stand against sit-down strikes voiced by AFL chief
William Green, AFL president, denounces sit-down strikes as illegal and harmful to labor. White House remarks say no federal intervention needed yet. Lawmakers urge firm government stance while NAM sends analysis declaring sit-downs unlawful due to property seizure and civil liability.
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White House
Green
Washington
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Labor
A. F. of L
Senate
Robinson
Roosevelt
Dies
Texas
National Association of Manufacturers
Labor Federation
Memorial Rites Held for Texas Blast Victims
Hundreds gather at New London scene on Easter afternoon for memorial service marking the schoolhouse gas explosion that killed about 455. Attendees hear condolences from the President and messages from Texas Governor and ministers as they remember the victims.
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Texas
New London
United States
Husband Arrested After Wife Found Seriously Injured on Highway
Mrs. Mary Ryan about 30 of 1958 Princeton avenue is in serious condition at St James hospital after being found unconscious and badly injured on Harrison avenue. She has a compound jaw fracture a broken leg discolored eyes and multiple cuts and abrasions. Sheriff Larry Weir arrested her husband William Ryan who claimed to have found her in bed at home. Blood was found in his car and a door was sprung authorities noted teeth were found on the highway. The incident occurred about 3:00 am and Angove an onlooker transported Mrs Ryan to hospital.
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Mary Ryan
Princeton Avenue
St. James Hospital
Harrison Avenue
Larry Weir
William Ryan
Elizabeth Warren
Angone
Ryan
McCauley
Kelson
Arrest Made in Mattson Kidnaping Case
Mexico City police report the arrest of 47 year old Alexander Pompez of Key West Florida for questioning in the December kidnaping of 10 year old Charles Mattson of Tacoma Washington. The United States embassy notified authorities and Pompez is involved in the case.
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Mexico City
United States
Charles Mattson
Tacoma
Wash
Alexander Pompez
Key West
Fila
Montana Forecast: Generally Fair Early Week
A Montana forecast predicts fair weather on Monday and Tuesday with little temperature change. There are no significant storms or precipitation expected. sunny skies and mild highs are anticipated across the state.
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Montana
Easter weekend deaths and NY safety plans
The Easter period saw at least 84 traffic deaths nationwide as New York City safety experts plan nine sessions next month on street and highway issues. In Manhattan an artist model, her mother, and a bartender were found slain in an East Side apartment. investigators name Mary Gedeon, 54, Veronica Gedeon, 20, and Frank Byrnes, 35, among the victims.
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New York City
National Safety Council
America
New York
East Side
Joseph Gedeon
Mary Gedeon
Veronica Gedeon
Frank Byrnes
Easter Celebrations Mark Hopeful Worldwide Observances
Devout Christians observed Easter around the world as chill winds dampened displays of spring finery. In Butte mining city churches overflowed with services from dawn to night, while parades were muted by cold weather and many outfits hidden under winter coats.
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Associated Press
Mining City
Butte
First Presbyterian
Mountain View M. E
Salvation Army
Eternal Life
Allelusia
Rose Croix
Memnoscope Memory Machine Eyes Electrical Shapes
A memnoscope, an electrical testing device and model of memory, stores images in a thin aluminum and copper gray matter and recalls them in original likeness. Invented by B. E. Marshall and W. E. Pakala of Westinghouse, it tests pulsations from AC to DC conversion via an induction eye.
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Howard W. Blakeslee
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
B. E. Marshall
W. E. Pakala
Westinghouse Research Laboratories
Italians Kill Hundreds in Retreat At Birhuega
Valencia report says Italians killed hundreds of their own men during the retreat at Birhuega on the Guad alajara front. Major Antonio Lucciano, captured by advancing Spanish government troops, told the Associated Press tonight he was a major in the regular Italian army and had volunteered for service in Spain after returning from Ethiopia.
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Valencia
Birhuega
Guadalajara
Antonio Lucciano
Associated Press
Lucciano
Spain
Ethiopia
Air Bombing Marks Easter in Civil War
Madrid reports persistent air bombing by both sides on Easter Sunday though no major land battles appeared. A government fleet bombarded Malaga Motril and Melilla while navy ships returned to Cartagena harbor. land forces moved west along the coast and claimed to occupy strategic hills near Notril as insurgents evacuated.
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Madrid
Cartagena
Malaga
Motril
Mediterranean
Melilla
Spanish Morocco
Notril
Snowy Butte Braces for Easter as Cold Snap Extends
Snow blanketed Butte with a frigid dawn and a brief squall around 8 pm. Temperatures crawled from three below zero to 42 above as ranchers welcomed the moisture and mountain reservoirs filled.
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Butte
City Primaries and Bond Issue on Ballot
City council canvasses last Monday's primary as voters head to polls Saturday to elect three school trustees and approve a 150000 bond for a new high school with tennis courts and beautification. Democrats field eight ward candidates. Republicans in three wards. mayor police judge and treasurer also on ballot.
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Pat Driscoll
Democratic City Central Committee
Lizzie Block
Peoples
Independent
Peoples Party
West Broadway
East Broadway
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Howland Island
South Pacific
Fred J. Noonan
Harry Manning
Field
Families United
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