Butte Relief to Continue Work Despite Mines Opening
The Butte Relief Association will keep aiding the needy beyond January as mines reopen. Chairman W. B. Daly says funds remain and subscrip tions nearly 100 percent. Support will continue for milk distribution, Salvation Army, and anti tuberculosis drives, with ongoing supply drives each Monday through January and beyond as long as need persists.
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Butte
W. B
Yeary
Salvation Army
Anti Tuberculosis Rociets
Siong
Gregs Named Freight Agent for Mission and Quincy Road
David F. Gregs of Chicago is appointed freight agent for the Mission and Quincy railroad by L. J. Do, with L. A. Rotem resigning January 1. Gregs recently left the frame department of the American Radiator Company and was formerly with the Burlington route. He begins duties January 15.
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David F. Gregs
Chicago
Mision & Quincy Railroad
L. J. Do‘Butte
L. A. Rotem
Grege
American Radiator Commpany
Burlington
Horoscope Outlook for Friday January Sixth 1933
Astrological briefing notes conflicting planetary influences for January 6 1933 advise planning over execution for major business. It warns of travel westward in three months and potential diplomatic pauses. It predicts theatrical and film improvements with caution on propaganda and suggests careful training for children born that day.
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Acre
Jupiter
Neptune
Frier
London
Prophesi Mercury
Seventh House
McClure
House Debates Antilynching Legislation Amid Funding Talks
Fragmentary notes show a House debate on an antis lynching measure with discussion of appropriations and delays. Representative Mendel and Petrea from Berea are mentioned amidst procedural questions and proposed amendments delaying the bill’s passage.
Wealthy Man Leop Burkhardt Found Dead In His Apartments
The body of Leo Burkhardt, a wealthy Ford Furr resident, was discovered in his illuminated counting room with a fractured skull. Police pursue a murder theory as detectives note he kept large sums of money at home. Neighbors recall his habit of counting money at night, suggesting an intruder exploited that routine. Butter prices also reported, falling from 47 to 30 cents per pound in Chicago.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Jax
Leo
Ford Furr
Burkhardt
Tives
Murdes Hexas
Hays to Oversee Movies Is Report
Postmaster General Will Hays reportedly signed a contract to become director general of the national association of the motion picture industry at a salary of 160000. The term runs three years and a Washington conference is set for January 14 where his decision to accept will be announced.
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HAYS
Associated Prose
York
Will Hays
Ntional Association of the Motion Picture Industry
The
New York
Washington
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