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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1932
Page
7
The oil import tax remained in the revenue bill after a 43 to 37 vote amid a two day debate. Senator Tydings proposed 500 tariff amendments while party lines split on the issue showing tariff protection over revenue. The treasury projection put oil tax revenue at about five million dollars.
May reports say twenty two fires raged in New Brunswick the worst since 1923 with Restigouche county deploying volunteers and rangers for an all night fight. Rouyn police arrest John Rudy for a blaze and search for an accomplice with alleged communist ties.
Do-X giant seaplane finishes third leg toward Lake Constance. After lifting off Holyrood harbor at 3 a.m., it touched down in Harbor Grace at 8:51 a.m., then reached Horta in the Azores two hours and forty minutes earlier reported nine minutes apart from Newfoundland points.
The House approved a $302,585,646 measure after a partisan push by Republicans Tammany Hall and several insurgent Democrats. Provisions restore the C M T C and R O T C programs, permit reserve officers to be paid while on limited active duty, and would retire about two thousand veteran officers. Representative Barbour of California led the attack, citing President Hoover on preserving national defense. The final vote kept C M T C, rejected suspensions, and increased the bill by about 2.1 million in programs and pay.
Secretary Mills voiced administration objections to the Senate relief program while stressing the $500 million public construction bond would be the sticking point. Senator Robinson expressed confidence that the plan would proceed, noting about $200 million in next year’s appropriations for public works and that only already authorized projects would be funded.
Oregon voters show Joseph S. France leading the Republican preference with 57 413 votes across 1 446 precincts while Franklin D Roosevelt dominates the Democratic side with 30 488 votes from 1 458 precincts. Hoover appears as write ins in 16 077 ballots.
An earthquake struck the San Salvador area damaging Zaca ma pir jig hig cepen dent of La Pas and nearby towns. Reports list six dead and many injured in Zacatecolucia area and San Juan. Red Cross sent physicians medicines and supplies to Zacatecolucia City.
The District Court of Montana required defendants including University of Rochester and various heirs to answer a foreclosure complaint. The action seeks to foreclose a July 26 1919 mortgage to Associated Mortgage Investors on lands in Sweet Grass County described in detail and includes related water rights and appurtenances. The sale covers Tahoe attorney fees and costs with the property near a county highway and encompassing over 813 acres plus water rights and reservoirs.
The Office of the County Clerk and Recorder records a mortgage dated August 5 1919 at 11 55 A M now on record in Book 30 of Mortgages page 289 For details refer to the complaint on file in the court action Witnessed by Emma B Rees Clerk and Chas W Campbell attorney publish May 26 June 29 1932
Notice is given by Irene G. Phillips executrix of the estate of Albert L. Phillips, deceased. Creditors and all with claims must prove them within four months after first publication to the executrix at Chas. W. Campbell law offices Big Timber Montana. Dated May 6 1932. Pub dates May 13 19 26 June 2 1982.
A Swedish inquiry reports Ivar Kreuger had 168.3 million dollars in personal debts and indirect liabilities when he killed himself in Paris on March 12. It accuses Kreuger & Toll of eight years of book falsification with fictitious assets, recommends bankruptcy after government recalls moratorium.
Admiral William S. Benson, chief of naval operations in World War I, died suddenly at his Washington home from a cerebral hemorrhage. Born in 1865 in Macon Georgia, he entered the Naval Academy in 1883 and served 47 years, including 22 at sea, and later chaired the Shipping Board as the service’s top officer.
In Phillips Wisconsin May Martin Taras a 31 year old World War II veteran killed his wife and two young children before taking his own life. Officials described the act as a temporary derangement caused by war injuries and unemployment. Taras emigrated from Czechoslovakia in 1890.
The supreme court on Monday refused to pass on a section of the Montana blue sky laws as challenged by the Investment Syndicate of Minneapolis. The provision allows investors to cancel contracts for certificates and recover all money.
At The Churches LUTHERAN Rev A A Holbeck announces Sunday School at 10 a m Services in English at 11 o clock Services at Melville at 2 30 p m The confirmation class at Melville meets after services Vacation Bible school starts Monday at the Deer Creek school house Miss Nelson of Shelly Minn will teach All interested regardless of church affiliation are asked to send their children The term is only two weeks
Rev. Andrew Roukema leads Big Timber Church with morning service at 11. Christian Endeavor at 7 15 p m and evening sermon at 8. Thursday 8 p m prayer meeting and Revelation Bible studies. Ladies Aid meets Wednesday at 2 p m June 8. Glasston Church holds Sunday School at 2 and an afternoon service at 3.
Church of God to preach at 8 p m on Sunday and Wednesday. St Joseph's Catholic to be led by Rev A J Schuh with services on the second Sunday at 9 am and fourth Sunday at 11 am. Reed Point Church holds services on the second Sunday at 11 am and fourth Sunday at 9 am. Seventh Day Adventists hold Sabbath School at 2 pm.
Rev. M. H. Terry pastor leads church services with 10 a.m. church school session following.
Billy Petrolle defeated Battalino in ten rounds at Chicago Stadium before about 11 000 fans. The Fargo Express rallied after a first round knockdown to win a unanimous decision as receipts neared 25 000 dollars.
A comprehensive roll lists federal and Montana state offices, including President Herbert Hoover, Vice President Charles Curtis, speakers, cabinet secretaries, federal judges, and state officials. The roster names numerous figures by name and title across branches, courts, and local government.
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