Insurgent forces enter Bilbao amid city’s evacuation
Reported late today that Francisco Franco’s insurgents occupied Bilbao at 2:30 pm after breaking the siege. Refugees describe executions and marauding as thousands fled by road and river, with hospitals overwhelmed and supply cut as government defenses collapsed. Executions and panic reported as insurgent lines push toward the Nervion estuary.
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Hendaye
Kreneh-Spaniol
Suro 1
Bulao
Bilbao
Gadisadar
Crete Forte
Bilheg
Sity
Astur
Taa
Oiig
Begonta
Herp
Telest Astiriang
Barisckn
New Description Of Missing Woman Released
Federal agents issued a new description of missing Mrs. Alice McDowell Parsons, 98? tall, 132 pounds, blue gray eyes, long gray hair, stocky build, Friday. The note urged contact at headquarters phone Stony Brook 487, with details to aid the probe into her disappearance dating back ten days. A separate Washington report described a worker testifying about firing, beating, and threats during a strike at a steel plant.
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Bony Break
Ty Guin
Aliee McDowell Parsons
Society
Stony Brook
Zar J. Gonhelley
Connoley
Qiley
New York
Connelley
Mia
Nia
Suffolk County
Parsons
Weather Note Confused OCR Weather Report
The readable OCR fragment mentions a cloudy pattern and a Pacific connection with temperatures. It references a forecast for the coming days around Thursday and notes normal weather for the period. OCR errors render most specifics unreadable.
Earhart Reaches Rangoon After 300 Mile Flight
Amelia Earhart and navigator Fred Noonan landed at Rangoon Burma after a 300 mile hop from Akyab completing a nearly 3 hour leg of their globe circling flight. The pair departed Akhyah then continued toward Bangkok with weather challenges noted en route.
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Eearhart
Rangoon
Burma
Amelia Earhart
Rangolon
Akyab
Creenwich
Bangkok
Lam
Mies Gauthens
Preda Imada
Mariecesssary
Akpahn
German Tax Dodging Inquiry Seeks Higher Withholding Tax
Treasury officials urged closing loopholes by raising the non resident withholding tax on income earned in America and shipped abroad, with proposals for a 28 percent rate or a pro rata tax on foreign corporations. Other measures would raise penalties and tighten reporting to curb tax avoidance. In Berlin, the admiralty announced two unsuccessful torpedo attacks against the German cruiser Leipzig off Oran, Algeria, around June 15 and 18, with oil slicks and wreckage reported ashore.
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Wighington
Treasury
America
Congress
Vinson
Dey
Berlin
Dune
Admiralty 1 Ceftice
Leipeig
Algeria
Selpaig
Talpaig
Oran
Bol
Enida
Ata
Couiser
Zelpsic
Germany
Joachim van Tibbentrop
London
Mayor orders pickets to drop clubs at Republic Steel plant
Mayor James Geccombe ordered that pickets at Republic Steel plant throw away clubs or face arrest. After a failed attempt to run picket lines, a picket was injured, and police sent several workers home. Officials pledged support for enforcing the no-weapon rule and avoiding line breakage.
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James Geccombe
Republic Steel
Ander
Supporteya
Seccomba
Fran A. Hardesty
Committee For Industrial Organization
Tom Boas
Mahoning County
Convicted killer awaits life term for patrolman murder
John Agnew, 34, was convicted of the slaying of Patrolman Ar ee B. Boonsel in a Birner county parking lot. A five woman and a six man jury after about 114 hours of deliberation recommended mercy, leading to a life imprisonment sentence with no possibility of pardon.
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Hamilten
John Agnew
Aree B. Boonsel
Birner County
Agnew
iMe
Mada
Restore Pay To Board Members In Ohio Law Change
Columbus Ohio June 18 1930 rights of city village and rural boards to compensate members for attending meetings were restored when a bill passed at the regular legislative session became effective after the referendum period. The measure also affects village fire chiefs and firemen tenure and university borrowing for dormitories. Board members may be paid two dollars per meeting up to ten meetings a year once the board adopts a resolution. County boards are capped at ten cents per mile for travel. village chiefs gain appointment terms and councils may hire or mobilize volunteer firefighters under the new law.
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Columbus
OhIo University
Membara
Amin
Ehlef
Refusal of Dictatorship Over French Finances
Paris reports the senate voting 180 to 72 to grant Premier Leon Blum's government control over French finances. The Radical Socialists supported the government coalition despite opposition. The premier did not secure a vote of confidence and aides planned further action tonight as the bill faced a next test in the senate tomorrow.
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Paris
Senate
Goclaine
Leon Blum
Chamber
Radical Socialiet
Teaders
Drum
York
Shanl
Boma
Keller
People's Front
Blum'x
Soceda
Nis De~mands
Russians try daring Arctic flight to pole from Moscow
News dispatches report Russian aviators Valeri Chkalov, Georgi Beliakov and Alexander Baidukov launching from Moscow toward Rudolph Island, aiming to cross the North Pole on a 4000 mile non stop flight. They left Chelomezdrome and were several hours into the journey with weather turning colder and icy crust forming on the plane.
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Sen Francie
Moscow
North Poly
Savile Uylon
Acid
Thao
Audolon Talandee
Waas
New York
Syzin
Iba
Rudolph Island
Chelkoceirdrome
Oakland
Noted author James Barrie dies at 77 in London home
Sir James M Barrie creator of Peter Pan died at London nursing home on June 1 from bronchial pneumonia. He was 77. The British playwright and novelist, famed for the Never Never Land tale, passed away quietly with his godchild Peter Davies at his bedside. Barrie had long shaped modern fantasy and drama with works like My Lady Nicotine and The Little Minister.
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Tondan
Sir James
M. Barrie
Petar Pan
Ted Today
London Nuraing
Peter Davies
Press
Little Boy
Barrie
Peter Pau
Pls
Sir Diamen
Dayton
Kensington Gardens
Peter Pan
Davies
Tofay
James
Atterpcan
James Barrie
Rat Causes Panic at City Beauty Salon Visit
In Pitenburgh on June 19 a rat wandered across the salon floor prompting patrons to flee. Manager Anne Winterhalter confronted the rodent before it paused before an employee and stared, as customers and staff scattered seeking safety during the odd disturbance.
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Pitenburgh
Momen
Elf Dteen Operetara
Waa
Lone Rat
Anne Winterhalter
Labor anxious over unemployment fear debate
Cleveland on June 1 Alexander Thompson, Ohio Chamber of Commerce head, warned that fear of unemployment drives workers to accept lower wages. He argued no industrial economics agency exists and urged focus on producing wealth rather than wage gains. Lynn Mass June 19 funeral noted for military figures and Roosevelt delegation attendance.
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Cleveland
Alexander Thompson
Ohio Chamber of Commerce
Piber Go
Hamilton
Ivor
Lyn
Mass
U. B. Us
Willison P. Connery
United States
Roosevelt Inocour
St Mary's Cemetery
Lynn
Solemm
St Mary's Catholic
James Roosevelt
Back to Work Move Rumors Stir in Columbus
Reports from June 19 indicate National Guard units were ordered to bolster picket lines Sunday night amid unconfirmed rumors of a back to work movement. Observers noted the information was rumor type with no official confirmation.
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Columbus
Ad. Gov
Tan
Mark
National Guard Onervers
sMtrtkera
Marx
Claims River Pollution Now National Problem
Cincinnati dispatch reports Ohio river pollution cited as a national issue by Governor Myern addressing scope and need for federal action. remarks from local observers, guards, and officials discuss steps to prevent soil erosion and improve water quality amid rising concerns.
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Cincinnati
Dune
Myern
Quaper
Ohio
Youngstown
Jeval
Hasty WN. Potw
Ohio National
Guar
Conper
National Guard
Propia
Katharine Denver Williams
Atrikes
Fim
Impound
Mington
Philanthropid
James W. den
A.m. Hoaday
Colorado
Alva
Cape
Denver
Fotla
Wumngten
Martial law talked as miners plan march on Johnstown
Pennsylvania Governor Earle declares martial law and mobilizes the state guard to Johnstown amid a steel strike showdown. Mayor Shields appeals to President Roosevelt for intervention as 40000 miners reportedly threaten a mass march. Bethlehem Steel and Cambria Works, and the G10 labor dispute dominate the crisis with fear of violence and disruptions across the region.
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Pennsylvania
Johnstown
Faube IU
George M. Darje
Ecco
Faagens Grace
Lamp
Bethleher Eteel
Cumbria Steel Works
Danial J Rhialds
Elty Police
Gov. Forte
Buntley
John L. Lewis
G10
Républic
Bethlehem
Band Steel
Youngstown Abert and Tube Company
Roosevelt
Daniel J. Shields
Cid
Gownstown
Shields
Federal Stack Mediation Board
Charles P Tart
Gleveland
Goven
Taft
Iasus
Deal
CTO
Barlessidha
Grace
Cambria Works
Bethlehem Steel
Plat
Greco
Meyer Shields
Nna
NumarGua
Cambria
Gov
Earle
Familias
Harrisburg
National Guard Amsen
Bethlechem
Jeaders
Steel Workers Clash With Pickets Across Youngstown
Intense 20 minute clash between CIO steel strikers and a back-to-work faction erupted near Republic Steel plant in Youngstown. Police restrained violence as seven injured, one striker arrested, and two witnesses held. Mayor James Seecomba urged calm while mediation sought by federal officials.
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Canton
D. Lune
James Seecomba
CIO Steel
Republic Steel Corporation
Barger
Untill
Youngstown
Asta
Khouta
Cynton
Cleveland
Republic
Polion
Tra Manderbough
Ralph Bauhott
Polion Dattmailed
Roy L. Thormas
Mahoning Valley
Onio
Frente
Warren
Repub-lc
Tribune-Chronicle
CIO
Haven
Amétri
CIO Mlege
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Canate Sosteffion Committee
Nios
Pacific
Arly
Greta Nao
Ciear
Pitta
Goudy
Warshington
Isi Reneréay
Law Yaltowstone
Tresbury
Henry Morgenthau
Atending
Congressional Tax Investigating
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Rlcb
Ewitt
Frea M. Vinson
Thomas M. Cullen
Robert L Daughtan
Pat Hartland
Indianapolis
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aMriehouse
Associated Powers
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Adulph Hitler
Godesberg
Leipelg
Internations
Spanim Waters
Miso
Preneh
Frisco
Beattia
War Department
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Yaa
North Pole
Notary Labyor
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Overton
J. Baker
Helen Hicks
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