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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1935
Page
8
President Roosevelt accepts W H Woodin's resignation and names Henry Morgenthau Jr as Treasury secretary. Congress opens as Roosevelt vows to make the New Deal permanent and outlines steady budget measures.
Chronology lists actions from 1930s including eastern Europe security pact pushed by France evacuation of Haiti by U S marines and Manchukuo Russia changes with the League of Nations Japan Britain France Italy Austria and Jugoslavia Hitler era events. Noted assassinations and Nobel prizes mark a period of rising international strain.
A dense list of political upheavals, coups, resignations, assassinations, and radical unrest across Europe and beyond. Notable items include Germany under Hitler rising to power, France with multiple cabinets, Spain and Austria revolts, Cuba and Cuba-related violence, Italy’s Mussolini regime, Japan and Manchukuo, and Russia’s terror campaigns. The timeline traces shifts in leadership, constitutional changes, and key violent events through December.
Chronology notes several feats: a French seaplane from Senegal to Natal Brazil on Jan 4. six American navy planes fly nonstop San Francisco to Honolulu on Jan 11. three Russian balloonists reach 13.67 miles on Jan 30 and perish in the gondola crash. Renato Donati of Italy listed for April 11 with continuation next week.
Alabama and Stanford battled to a 14 to 12 tie as Stanford dominated the fumbling exchanges while Alabama used steady passes and rushes to gain yardage. Stanford has one Rose Bowl win and one tie in five appearances, while Alabama remains undefeated in its Tournament of Roses streak with three wins and a tie.
The plan directs the Department of Agriculture NRA and Justice to cooperate with the trade commission. It authorizes inspection of corporate income tax returns to Congress and accuses processors and packers of using excessive salaries to dodge fair taxation. It states some farm product lines are controlled by a few firms hindering interstate and foreign commerce.
Joseph Burns of Tennessee notes that Democrats are bound to vote for the measure, with adoption assured despite some caucus members seeking to avoid binding. In the Senate Democratic conference, Joseph T. Robinson of Arkansas was reelected leader. Vice President Garner remains president of the Senate, Key Pittman renominated for pro tempore, Lewis named party whip, and Black reelected secretary.
In Washington speculation grows on Roosevelt’s next vice presidential choice as Garner weighs renomination. Possible candidates include Wallace, Ickes, Richberg, Edward Burke, Robert Bulkley, and Indiana Governor Paul V. McNutt. A Midwest pick appears likely if Garner declines.
WASHINGTON I The administration seeks more long term credit for industry by lowering bank deposit interest from three to two and a half percent The plan aims to standardize rates across banks to speed up credit and protect banks that had already cut rates Senator Carter Glass criticizes the move questioning its legal basis The treasury and congressional quarters describe the order and its intended effect on lending and financial stability
Guest of Mrs Beatrice Johnson from Hall Mont visits her mother Mrs C T Busha accompanied by her young est daughter. Bozeman High loses to Bozeman Sweet Grass 27 18 in a basketball game played last Saturday. O Connell W H dies age 60 in Miles City after brief illness. he and Judge O Connor once partnered in Livingston. Elk hunting in Jardine district and firing line reports poor with about 100 elk killed Saturday. more snow needed to drive animals south. David E Sanderson relief operator for Northern Pacific dies of heart attack at Red Lodge burial at Billings Mountview. Mrs C C Baily dies aged 65. funeral at Patterson Graff with Rev Tool and Rev Roukema. abundant community activity and farm movement leadership noted.
Mrs. H. T. Flemming and son Harry returned from Town visits while Helen Adams and Mrs. Lanagan enjoy vacations at home. William Alexander vacationing from Hysham, Lily Terland back from Deaconess Hospital. Mrs. Clem Baily dies. funeral in Big Timber. Bridger Creek Womans club meets. Christmas dinners and hospitality shared among local families.
London December 31 Francis Cardinal Bourne aged 73 archbishop of Westminster died Monday night His leadership shaped post 1850 Catholic revival in England guiding growth through community formation and influence He clashed with Cardinal Vaughan in 1893 over diocesan seminaries and favored integrating Catholics into national universities and parties rather than founding a separate Catholic university or faction
Washington reports President Roosevelt will ask Congress to raise the army budget by 445 million and provide at least 100 million to grow the navy to treaty strength. Navy plans include funding 24 ships as the first of 73 authorized under Vinson law, with 6,500 new sailors and higher Naval Academy enrollment. Army projections show a 165,000 strength, far above present enlistment of 118,000, though officials warn the rise may be difficult.
Craighead former secretary to U S Senator Wheeler is appointed director of the national housing administration for Montana Miles Romney announces the appointment in Helena Montana.
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