Day in Washington Details of campaign expenditures hearings
Senate field committee weighed campaign expenditure details while a compromise farm relief bill was introduced by Senator Smith of South Carolina. Administration pushed for postponement of Japanese exclusion as Wheeler of Montana was exonerated from indictment by the investigating committee. Conference reports on the revenue bill moved noncontroversial amendments, witnesses pressed against changing prohibition laws, and leaders pledged to seek congressional adjournment by June 7. The Daugherty committee ordered bootlegger George Remus produced as a witness. Rate making under the transportation act faced attack in the house amid debate on interstate commerce long and short haul rules in the senate.
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Knights of Columbus Initiates Spring Class in Butte
The Butte council Knights of Columbus begins spring activities with a class of candidates entering tomorrow night at the local home. First degree will be conferred, second degree Sunday at 2 pm, and third degree exemplification at 5 pm. Communion will follow the 9 am high mass at St. Patrick's church, and new members will be guests at a luncheon and smoker on Tuesday May 29.
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No Import Licenses for Ruhr PackagesAdvise Ends Gift Rules
Americans sending gifts of food or clothing to friends in occupied Germany no longer need import licenses, the latest postal bulletin states. Non gift packages still require licenses. Berlin relayed the instruction to Washington.
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Rotary delegates named for Toronto convention today
Butte Rotary Club will name delegates to the international convention in Toronto next month at today’s weekly luncheon. The meeting will largely focus on the Salvation Army spring fundraising campaign opening next week, with Brigadier Bree presiding. Commandant A D Jackson, who spoke to the Kiwanis club yesterday, will describe Salvation Army efforts to reclaim discarded humanity.
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Scholarship Award Meeting At High School Today
The College club plans a special meeting Thursday May 15 at 4 PM in the domestic science rooms of the high school. The Natalia Lahr Dwight scholarship recipient will be chosen and several changes to the constitution will be proposed.
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MacLaren In India Arrives After Nasirabad Flight
Allabad May 14 Stuart MacLaren the British aviator on a bid to fly around the world reached Alllahabad from Nasirabad today. He said he would start for Calcutta tomorrow and resume the journey southward along the route mapped for the attempt.
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