Insurgents Tighten Grip Around Bilbao Amid Siege
Bloodlines of a battlefield ring Bilbao as insurgents push from Archanda and west toward Santander. Refugees stream toward taken towns while Franco seeks belligerent status from Britain to legitimize potential blockade.
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Edward J. Neil
Archanda
Bilbao
Bibao
Spain
Santander
Francisco Franco
Nervion
Shanda
Mount San Burnabe
Mont, Chacoll
San Burnabe
Men Seek Victims of Airliner Crash
Salt Lake City June 18 A group of men with shovels and picks worked today at ice and snow they believe kept their family members apart by feet from the frozen bodies. Seven airplane occupants died in a mountain crash last December 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake City
On Vacation Mallon Column Ends for Summer
The News Journal national affairs column by Paul Mallon will pause for the summer. Mallon sent his final letter for publication yesterday and will take a vacation until September.
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The
News-Journal
Paul Mallon
Mallon
Tax Dodgers Names Bared at Hearing
A roundup of labor and industry events with unions pressing for bargaining power and factory walkouts. The Chicago CIO warns of broad collective bargaining plans while Johnstown and Youngstown report strike dynamics and return-to-work movements. Cleveland notes a Taft led mediation board to meet, and Detroit faces UAW-CIO discipline talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Tax investigator cites Laughton tax dumping via British firm
Treasury official Elmer Irey told a congressional inquiry that actor Charles Laughton diverted American movie earnings to a English holding company. He described a pattern of prominent capitalists using foreign entities to avoid U S taxes, listing Phillip Deronde Jules S Bache Jacob Schick and Percy K Hudson among others.
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Washington
Elmer L. Ivey
Treasury
Charles Laughton
Hollywood
Irey
Laughton
England
Phillip Deronde
Associated H
New York
Arious
Jules S. Bache
iIrty
Jacob Schick
Canada
Percy K. Hudson
New York Stock Exchange
Split Seen in Battle Over Local Relief Contribution
Washington June 18 Democratic and Republican leaders backed a compromise in the local relief bill fight. Senator Robinson proposed a 25 percent local share for non federal projects, with Hopkins and the president retaining discretion. Byrnes supported Robinson while Barkley opposed him, signaling a three way split in the Democratic majority.
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Washington
Senate
Republic
Robinson
Senator Byrnes
D-Sc
Roosevelt
Works Progress
Harry L. Hopkins
Byrnes
Barkley
D-Ky
Supreme Court
Cloudburst Floods Hit Eastern Ohio Killing One
A June storm in southern Perry County, Ohio, caused widespread damage with four feet of water in streets of New Straitsville Corning Rendville and Moxahala. Lightning killed Mrs. N. C. Street of Sayre. Rail service stalled, homes flooded, one house burned, and Primrose Coal Company estimated $10 000 in damage.
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Shawnee
Perry County
N. C. Street
Sayre
New Straitsville
Corning
Rendville
Moxahala
Otis Neal
F. J. Crosby
New York Central and
Baltimore and Ohio
Henry Kocks
New York Central
Primrose Coal Company
Caproni Judged Sane by State Examiner
In Cincinnati on June 18, Dr. R. E. Bushong testified Caproni is sane now and at the time of the February 20 murder of his former fiancée Beatrice Roth. Caproni, 21, faces first degree murder trial pleading insanity. Defense closed its case after day five. jury to hear verdict likely Saturday or Monday.
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Cincinnati
R. E. Bushong
Lima State Hospital
Joseph Caproni
Beatrice Roth
Caproni
Monty
Japanese Troops Kill 90 Bandits Near Harbin
Domei reports Japanese forces attacked 200 Chinese bandits near Harbin Manchoukuo in an eight hour battle, killing 90 and seizing many rifles.
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Tokyo
Domei
Harbin
Manchoukuo
Earhart Flight Delayed by Weather Near Akyab
Amelia Earhart began another leg of her round the world flight from Calcutta but rough weather forced a return to Akyab Burma after a 400 mile Bay of Bengal crossing. She landed at 1 04 A M and, after taking off again for Bangkok, Siam, was back in Akyab within two hours.
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Akyab
Burma
Amelia Earhart
Calcutta
Bay of Bengal
Bangkok
Siam
Deposits in Bribery Case Brought Out in Trial
In Columbus on June 18 Edward T. Carney furloughed assistant head of the State Securities Division faced testimony about his bank account. The state tied a $1,050 deposit to a $6,050 bribe alleged from Elmer F. Harsch of Consolidated Motors Corp. Defense argues the sum was payment for stock prospect lists.
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Columbus
Edward T. Carney
State Securities Division
Charles H. Mylander
Huntington National Bank
Carney
Elmer F Harsch
Fund Consolidated Motors Corp
Lima
Blum Battles for Bill Passage in Senate Clash
Premier Leoda Blum vows to push a bill granting government decree control of financial affairs, directly challenging Senate finance committee opposition. Finance Minister Vincent Auriol informally relays government demand to Joseph Caillaux, head of the committee.
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Paris
Leoda Blum
Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Vincent Auriol
Joseph Caillaux
Senate Committee
Three man federal steel mediation board named
Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins will appoint a three man steel mediation board headquartered in Cleveland to investigate widespread strikes hearings and findings of fact and to act as voluntary arbitrator if both sides agree President Roosevelt approves. The board includes Charles P Taft Cincinnati chairman Edward F McGrady assistant secretary and Lloyd K Garrison University of Wisconsin law professor.
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Secretary of Labor
Frances Perkins
Federal Steel Mediation Board
Roosevelt
Labor Department
Department
Lloyd K. Garrison
The
University of Wisconsin
Cleveland
Maine
Post Office Refused Mail For Republic Steel Plants
Attorney Guaranieri told Senate investigators that Warren and Niles post offices refused four food packages for Republic Steel plants as irregular mail. The Niles office had delivered medicine to a non striking worker after union officials consented. Philip Murray urged subpoena of records from four companies linked to the shutdown.
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GTON
Pi— Lou
Guaranieri
Republic Steel Corporation
Senate
Post Office
Warren and Niles
Republic
Senate Post Office
Niles Post Office
Philip Murray
Japan rejects 14 inch naval gun limits stance
In Tokyo Foreign Minister Koki Hirota told U.S. Ambassador Grew Japan would not change its 14 inch gun size policy, with Emperor Hirohito's approval. The note follows President Roosevelt’s proposal. In Rome the Press reported Italy would back 14 inch limits only if Japan agrees, maintaining adherence to the proposal.
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Tokyo
Koki Hirota
United States
Joseph C. Grew
Japan
Hirohito
Roosevelt
Rome
Italy
Man Named Bar tell Confesses To Killing Detective In Duel
Nick John Bartell, 26, admitted shooting Detective Leo Janicke in a pistol duel late Thursday night. Bartell was captured in a raid on an apartment and was wounded. Detective Chief Emmett D. Kirgan announced the confession in Cincinnati.
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Cincinnati
Nick John Bartell
Emmett D. Kirgan
Leo Janicke
Bartell
WPA Not To Offer Jobs To Strikers
WPA officials said there would be no discrimination against strikers if jobs were available but the agency is cutting staff. They noted no change in policy: work is given to unemployed men certified by local relief boards as in need of work, including those on strike.
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WPA
G Men Puzzled In Kidnap Case At Long Island Heiress Case
G men on the missing heiress case in Stony Brook New York enter the tenth day with no comment from investigators. Mrs Alice Parsons a Yale graduate wife of a Long Island farmer is the subject of a kidnapping mystery tied to potential inheritance and a $25000 ransom note.
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Stony Brook
N. Y
G-Men
Alice McDowell Parsons
Long Island
Parsons
Yale
Garbo Settles Case Evading Public Witness Stand
Greta Garbo settled out of court a $10 500 suit filed by David Shrat ter, a former Berlin film producer, who said the sum was due on a 1924 loan. The case was dismissed Thursday with no details disclosed.
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Los Angeles
Greta Garbo
David Shratter
Berlin
Europe
Political address calls for compulsory labor arbitration
In Cleveland on June 18, former Attorney General Edward C Turner urged compulsory arbitration of labor disputes and laws banning strikes and lockouts. He argued no group may block the public's flow of commerce. Speakers included Taft Day and Bettman as potential 1938 Senate candidates.
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Cleveland
Edward Co. Turner
Republican Conference
Ohio Federation of Republican Clubs
Turner
Democratic National Administration
U. S
Robert A. Taft
Cincinnati
Supreme Court
Arthur H. Day
Gilbert Bettman
Taft
William Howard Taft
Mother FACES Prison for Killing Child
Blonde Mrs. Helen Tierman sat in a Suffolk County jail cell in Riverhead New York doomed to at least 13 years and perhaps life for the slaying of her seven year old daughter. She pleaded guilty to second degree murder ending the trial last night. Under the law she faces 20 years to life with possible freedom after 13 years and four months for good behavior.
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Riverhead
N. Y
Helen Tierman
Suffolk County
Tierman
Steel strike mediation under federal board pursuit
Cleveland hosts the Federal Mediation Board as Frances Perkins urges keeping the status quo while John L. Lewis C I O and four independent steel firms await consent to arbitration. Taft II leads the three member panel, with spokesmen promising cooperation despite silence on terms. Bethlehem’s Charles Schwab returns to assess conditions at Cambria works.
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Federal Mediation Board
Charles P. Taft
Cleveland
John L. Lewis
Federal Board
Charles M. Schwab
Bethlehem
Loretto
Johnstown
Cambria
Schwab
Daniel J. Shields
Johnsetown
Roosevelt
Martin L. Davey
Ohio
Steel Company
Caneton
Wheeling and Lake Erie
Republic
Auditors Check Day's Accounts
Examiners from the State Auditors office examined accounts in the State Treasurer's Office during former Treasurer Harry S. Day of Fremont's administration. Norman E. Beck noted minor discrepancies in excise and stamp tax accounts. Day suggested errors may stem from changing excise tax stamp denominations. The probe followed a letter to Gov. Davey from the Tax Limitation League about alleged irregularities.
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Columbus
State Auditors Office
Harry S. Day
Fremont
Norman E. Beck
Day
Martin L. Davey
W. I. Lawrence
The
Tax Limitation League, Inc
Markets At A Glance Steady stocks and mixed bonds with commodities
New York markets show steady stocks and higher utilities in quiet trading. Treasuries drift lower while Chicago wheat falls on Canadian rail reports. Corn rises in the east while cattle hold and hog futures stay active with gains around 10 to 20 cents.
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Clarksburg
Clem Ory
New Holland
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Ross County
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Charles P. Taft H
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Buffalo
Republic Steel
South Buffalo
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Indianapolis
American Legion
Detroit
United Automobile Workers
Youngstown
Razor Firm
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McNary
Rore
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Amelia
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Blum
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McGrady
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Edward F. McGrady
Republic Steel Attorney
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