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Big Timber Pioneer

Location

Big Timber, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1940

Page

2

Pittman Defines Lindbergh Speech In Defense Of Policy

Mr. Pittman asks unanimous consent to print his June 16 1940 radio address in the Record replying to Col. Lindberghs prior night speech. He argues Lindbergh fears war, objects to arming Britain and France, champions preparedness, and urges support for the administrations defense goals to protect the Western Hemisphere.

Pittman National Broadcasting Co Charles A. Lindbergh Colonel Lindbergh Germany Europe Lindbergh Great Britain France United States Hitler West Pershing Hitleee

Wendell Willkie rises in Republican ranks on anti TVA stance

Wendell Willkie built a meteoric Republican path by opposing the New Deal and its Tennessee Valley Authority. A utility executive and lawyer from Indiana, he rose after battles in courts and Congress, advocating laws with stated objectives and a business-friendly government. He led Commonwealth & Southern through rate cuts and expansion, and his life spanned farm work, law practice, army service, and a sharp public voice.

Wendell Willkie New Deal Tennessee Valley Authority Indiana Willkie Roosevelt Wall Street Elwood Ind Commonwealth & Southern South Michigan Midwest Rushville Wendell Indiana University Coffeyville Kan United States France Edith Wilk Ewood Philip Akron Ohio Mather, Nesbitt and Willkie B. C. Cobb Cobb Washington TVA New York

Reward Offered for Horse and Cattle Theft Convictions

Grant Bishir secretary announces a $250 reward for information leading to the first conviction of anyone stealing horses or cattle belonging to any paid up member of the Sweet Grass Stock Growers Association on the protected list.

Sweet Grass Stock Growers Association Grant Bishir

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