Stop Hitler talks prompt debate on future world order
The essay argues stop Hitler may only be a prelude to rebuilding a postwar order. It warns against new imperial scrambles and Versailles flaws, noting Stalin watches with amusement while fascism and democracy clash, risking a world where communism could prevail.
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Hitler
Mussolinis
Hitlers
Versailles
Europe
Stalin
Mr. Chamberlain
Mr. Daladier
Weighing War Risks Facing Hitler and Mussolini
The piece argues that Hitler and Mussolini take long chances because English and French premiers fear a fresh global conflict could trigger world-wide Bolshevism. It suggests planning for the post-totalitarian era after overthrowing these regimes.
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Hitler
Mussolini
England
France
Republicans win clash over social security reserve plan
The piece argues Republicans pushed to abandon the current system for a pay as you go. It notes Secretary Morgenthau and President Roosevelt now back GOP calls to change financing, criticizing the 45 billion dollar reserve as unnecessary and impractical. It questions the 1936 charges that Republicans are against social security.
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Congress
Morgenthau
Roosevelt
Sam
Morgenbhaugh
Easter Dinner Guests In Pendroy And Great Falls
Beck News reports Easter gatherings with Mr. and Mrs. John Campbell and family, Mr. and Mrs. James Waples of Pendroy, and others including Mike Toekes Louis Vedas and Amelia at Joe Takes home. Miss Bernice Paulus of Great Falls visited relatives. Mrs. Joe Dirkes recently returned home from Columbus hospital.
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John Campbell
James Waples
Pendroy
Mike Toekes
Louis Vedas
Amelia
Bernice Paulus
Great Falls
Nick Paulus
Joe Dirkes
Columbus Hospital
C. Wittke
Geo. Gamradt
Timmerman and family visit Great Falls and Easter
Frank Timmerman and son Tony were in Great Falls on Saturday as business visitors. The Timmerman and Primus families are mentioned with several relatives visiting, dining, and spending Easter with relatives in Great Falls and nearby towns.
Gasoline tax gains signal mixed early fiscal receipts
The state five cent per gallon gasoline tax brought in 881 261 during the first quarter, up from 823 238 a year ago, while the board’s 17 taxes and license fees total 1 438 687 versus 1 462 002 in 1938. Members say early-year fluctuations, not a general decline, explain the drop.
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State Board of Equalization
Local notes and obituaries from a Montana county paper
John Koning former Burton Beach resident dies in Boise Idaho hospital from injuries in a automobile accident. First annual bell of Soldiers and Ballore club held in Moose hall with capacity crowd. Meagher and Taylor dissolve with Taylor taking over garage auto department and Meagher moving to real estate and insurance. Clean up drive closes Chateau for one day. Public school addition contract awarded. April 18 1929. C D McDonald named cashier Citizens State Bank succeeding W G Bloomdahl who resigns for insurance. Harrison Craig becomes manager Power Morgan garage. Milwaukee train delayed when horse crosses ties ahead of train. Senior high school presents The Whole Towns Talking directed by Miss Alva Larson led by Marion Webb Charles Cohoe Gordon Holmes Ethel Morgan. Supervisor W E Lockhart elected president of Red and public safety club. Bud Burns spring backfield candidate for Grizzly football at state university. Helen Adams and Burt Wells win cross country at high school.
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John Koning
Burton Beach
Boise
Idaho
Moose Hall
Meagher & Taylor
Taylor
Meagher
Surance
Chateau
C. D. McDonald
Citizens State Bank
W. G. Bloomdahl
Harrison ‘Craig
Geo. A. Stinard
Power-Morgan Garage
Milwaukee
Vaughn
Alva Larson
Marion Webb
Charles Cohoe
Gordon Holmes
Ethel Morgan
W. E. Lockhart
Lewis & Clark National Forest
Red and Gun Club
J. C. Morgan
Bud” Burns
Grizzly
Helen Adams
Burt Wells
Montana Summer Tourist Travel Boom Expected
State Highway Engineer Don A. McKinnon says Montana will see a record tourist season with millions spent by guests. Montanans Inc and 9,000 information inquiries point to rising travel, aided by a world fair on each coast. Ferguson forecasts about 40,000 in tourist revenue, following near 60,000 in prior years.
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Montana
Don A. McKinnon
Highway Department
Montanans, Inc
William C. Ferguson
City Cleanup Drive Set For April in Chateau District
Under city ordinances, residents must move trash to the dump. A cleanup period April 20 to 30 is designated with free city truck service for removal. Materials should be placed near property and ready for pickup on Saturday April 29. By order of the City Council. JOHN HENTGES Mayor J. G. JACKSON Clerk.
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Chateau
John Hentges
J. G. Jackson
Obstructions to Breed water storage project cleared near Townsend
The public works administration approved documents for the Breed water Missouri storage project near Townsend. Construction may begin soon as the project aims to supply irrigation water for about 21 000 acres in Townsend area. Estimated total cost is 900 000 dollars with 495 000 funded by a federal loan and 406 000 granted by the state water board.
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Public Works Administration
Breed‘water-Missouri
Townsend
Wheeler
Roy
Ayers
Ane Sion
Missouri and’ Canals
Townsend Toaton
Federel
State Water Board
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Beck News
Ford
Bill Andrews
Joe Lehnerz
O. Berndt
al Nelson
Fred Dahlman
Gerhardt Dahlman
A. Dahlman
E. Kunhert
H. Lucke
Power
E. Johnson
Harold
LeRoy
W. Asmus
Emerald
George Tempel
Uncle Sam
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General Shoe Repairing
Mozer Shoe Shop
Joe Mozer
State Farm Mutual Automobile Ins, CO
Bloomington,’ Ill
R. A. Clearman
Parkway Cafe
Nutter & Viegen, Prope
Geneva Bullerdick
B. Mus. Univ. of
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Choteau Hospital
DR. H. W. Bateman
OR. R. G. Keeton
Mies Rasemuseen
C. W. Boussard
Lareen
E. J. Crary
McDonald Block
C. E. Stephens
Larson
Anna E. Stafford
Mont
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J. H. Byler
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