Immense Changes Loom in Europe as Result of War
The article argues long war will drastically alter Europe and US trade. It cites famine risk, redrawn economies, and potential revolutions as neutrals and belligerents face harsh postwar realities. It notes Europe’s demand shift away from luxury goods and toward survival needs, impacting export business.
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Europe
United States
England
France
Germany
American Mercury
Henry Alberts Phillips
Phillips
Political maneuvering in presidential race noted
An 8 percent figure hangs over the scene as discussions swirl about a Hull Jackson ticket. Some doubt Hull’s fit with New Deal ideals given his conservative Southern Democrat record while Republicans speculate a dark horse may emerge as the leading candidate.
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Hull
Acantha Scrapbook: Beets, Linoleum Tables and Household Hacks
Savory beet dish with butter onions parsley flour sugar paprika salt and vinegar. Tips cover furniture with washable fabrics, seal linoleum table, brush walls with a bag, clean leather chairs and rugs, and make fitted covers. Ends with an inspirational note about pluck.
Grand Coulee Dam Becomes Major Tourist Magnet
Washingtons Grand Coulee Dam draws visitors as the nations largest masonry project. The 550 foot high structure will span 4300 feet at the crest and 30 feet at the crest after tapering from 500 feet base. A vast reservoir and lake will form 151 miles upstream, creating an international waterway and recreational area.
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San Francisco
Grand Coulee
Washington
Pacific Northwest
United States Travel Bureau
Department of the Interior
Pyramid of Cheops
Egypt
Columbia River
British Columbia
Colorado River
Boulder Dam
Arrow Lakes
West Vista
East Vista
Public facilities line the dam construction area
The article notes free access to facilities along the dam site. A main highway runs through the area with ample free parking. Visitors can find stores, eateries, service stations, hotels and camps nearby for public use.
Taxicab and Truck Operators Ordered to Hear Insurance Violation
Seventy five taxi and truck operators are ordered by the state railroad and public service commission to appear in Helena on May 3. They must explain why they have not complied with a board order requiring public liability insurance or face revocation of their operating permits.
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State Railroad and Public Service Commission
Helena
Tuberculosis Testing Extended Across Montana Counties
Field agents from the federal bureau of animal industry and the Montana livestock sanitary commission test cattle in counties with tuberculin free ratings expiring this year. Testing covered eight counties and will continue in several more. Most ratings expire next year. A county is tuberculosis free if less than one half of one percent of cattle are found diseased over a three-year period.
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Federal Bureau of Animal Industry
Montana Livestock Sanitary Commission
State High Court Rules Theater Bank Nights Illegal
In a 3 to 2 ruling the Montana Supreme Court holds theater bank nights fall under lottery classification and are illegal. The decision, in a Fox Missoula Theatre Corp. appeal, upholds the Missoula County District Court finding. Justice Ralph L. Arnold penned the majority with Justices Erickson and Angstman concurring. Chief Justice Johnson dissented joined by Justice Morris.
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Montana
Fox-Missoula Theater Corporation
Missoula County
Ralph L. Arnold
Leif Erickson
A. H. Angstman
Howard A. Johnson
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