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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 16, 1936

Page

3

New Housing Program Aims for 976 Million Spread Over Years

The Wagner housing bill proposes a new agency to manage low rent and slum clearance. It would authorize up to 976 million dollars through 1940 with grants and loans to public housing agencies and demonstration projects. The plan includes a capital stock purchase and government guaranteed securities.

Robert F. Wagner New York Congress Wagner Roosevelt Secretary of the Interior Civil Service Public Works Administration Reconstruction Finance Corporation

National conventions shape up top speakers for 1940 race

Republicans tentatively name Frank O. Lowden as temp chair and keynote at Cleveland with Easterner likely as permanent chair though Walter Edge is a possibility. Democrats seek a Western governor for keynote with Paul V. McNutt, Ben Rogs, or Clyde Berring as candidates. Arkansas Senator Robinson could be permanent chair in Philadelphia, Wagner may speak for Roosevelt speech. A twin motor bombing crash near Fredericksburg Pa kills five crew members including Stetson Brown and Ernest Endy.

Frank O. Lowden Timnois Cleveland Walter Edge New Jersey Paul V. McNutt Indiana Ben Rogs Idaho Clyde, Berring Iowa Philadelphia Robinson Arkansas Roosevelt Wagner New York Borah Langley Field Blue Mountains Fredericksburg Stetson Brown St. Johnsbn Ernest Endy Oley Arthur Metz Chambersburg William Yost McKees Rocks Paul Ampspaugh Ohio

Wallace reveals large AAA payments to Mississippi firm and state prisons

Senator Vandenberg pushes publicity as Secretary Wallace discloses major 1934 and 1983 cotton benefit payments. The Mississippi company led by Oscar Johnston is listed with $123,747 in 1934. Major recipients include the Mississippi penitentiary with $43,200 and Arkansas state prison with $25,500 in 1983.

Vandenberg AAA Wallace Mississippi Oscar Johnston Mississippi State Penitentiary Arkansas State

Hitler's Peace Proposals Dividing Locarno Powers Circulated

Joachim von Ribbentrop handed Hitler's four peace proposals to British Foreign Minister Eden who then passed them to French and Belgian ambassadors. The British cabinet found the plan worthy of study while France called it a cunning bid to split Locarno and crown Hitler dictator of Europe. The Austrian diet moved to general military service, backed by Mussolini, as Entente nations protested but likely to fall short.

Dolf Hitler Europe Rhineland Eden Joachim von Ribbentrop London Hitler Sarraut Flandin Mussolini Italy

Hauptmann’s Body Cremated in New York

In New York the cremation of Bruno Hauptmann followed private funeral rites after his execution in Trenton for the Lindbergh baby kidnapping and murder. His ashes will be sent to Germany. Hauptmann maintained his innocence to the end. In separate items, Secretary Hull announced a ten weeks embargo on scrap tin exports to foreign countries starting April 16 to curtail wartime material loss, aimed largely at Japan, amid de tinning and resource concerns.

New York Bruno Hauptmann Trenton N. J Col Charles A. Lindbergh Germany Hauptmann Hull America Japan United States

Italy claims victory over Ethiopians in Mai Deu battle

Reports say Italian northern troops under Marshal Badoglio defeated Ethiopian forces at Mai Deu. Ethiopian casualties exceed 7,000 dead and 50,000 troops regroup south of Lake Ashangi. Italian losses around 1,016 with Eritrean Askaris among the dead. Peace talks with Ethiopia through emissaries of Haile Selassie appear near.

Italy Ethiopia League of Nations Haile Selassie Pietro Badoglio East Africa Badogilo Mai Deu Lake Ashangi Askaris Badoglio Dessye

Swagger Knitted Coat for Spring and Summer

A knitting pattern offers a swagger coat in simple loose stitch with stockinette border for spring and summer wear. Germantown wool knits quickly. Pattern 5534 provides sizes 16-18 and 38-40 with full instructions, illustrations, and material needs. Send 15 cents to The Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept. 259 West Fourteenth Street New York NY.

Germantown Sewing Circle Household Arts Dept West Fourteenth Street New York N. Y

King Edward Thrashed by a Train Brakeman

S A Cooper, a Torquay ticket collector, recalls a 19th century incident when a train carrying Dartmouth naval cadets stopped at Torquay. A brakeman disciplined several cadets with a flag stick after a pea shooter prank, leaving one boy believed to be Prince Edward VII, future king.

Edward VII Torquay England S. A. Cooper Dartmouth Naval Cadets

Tibetan public safety item about Ngolots leaders

The text identifies Ab See as the head of the Ngolots, described as the most notorious gang in Tibet. It mentions her brother Alakh Jamy Japa as Grand Buddha and head of Lhabrang monastery, with further garbled names including a figure Gomba.

Tibet Ab See Alakh’ Jamy Japa Lhabrang Gomba

Adlerika Promises Quick Relief for Constipation

Advert says Adlerika relieves constipation and gas in about 30 minutes with one dose. Claims bowel cleansing beyond ordinary laxatives and reduces intestinal bacteria growth. Sold by druggists and drug departments with stated New York endorsement.

Adlerika H. L. Shoub New York

Ground Grip Tires Gain Traction on Wet Ground

George State of Minot North Carolina endorses Ground Grip Tires claiming 100 percent traction on soft wet ground for his tractor.

Frank Warrick Rushville Ind George State Minot, N. C Harold Elsbury Sutherland, Ia

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Edward W. Pickard the Administration Sen, Wagner Senate Ritter Halsted L. Ritter Florida Carl T. Hoffman Milam Frank R. Walsh Washington Summers Texts Hobbs Alabama Perkins A. L. Rankin Rankin California Colorado Massachusetts Washington State Montana Connecticut South Carolina Kentucky Supreme Court Securities Exchange Commission United States Supreme Court SEC Cardozo Brandeis Stone Georgia Tennessee Tupelo Mills Gainesville Columbia Tenn Red Bay Booneville Miss Batesville Ark Carolinas Lowden Adolf Hitler Marshal Badoglio Swagger King Edward Mabel Schott Malden Mass Doan H. D T. Ar. Oo Harvey S. Firestone Old Homestead Columbiana County Firestone United States Patent Office Firestone Tire Firestone Auto Supply and Service Store R.A. Wharram Stanley, Ia Robert E. Hooker Highlands, Calif Wear & Rr Hugh G. Humphreys New Hartford, N. Y Fiterenne Mosley
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