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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1940
Page
6
In a tense scene Aunt Olympia and the senator debate a public blowup after a sharp confrontation in which the senator boasts of knocking out Jim Allen. Hilda and the helpers manage the household while the young women face reporters, weigh flight from scandal, and plan a fragile departure.
Hilda brings coffee for three as Adele Limpy and Helen lie abed after a frightful catastrophe. Aunt Olympia and Senator Slopshire endure a tense Sabbath while reporters press for questions and the campaign fades from sight amid quiet defiance.
In July 1920 King Christian X of Denmark led troops to reclaim part of Schleswig while stressing civilian law over militarism. The six foot six king, famed for his tall guard and love of cycling, faced a tense era as Denmark navigated postwar shifts and cooperative industry.
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The article profiles Emil Hurja a political statistician once linked to the New Deal and now aligned with Garner forces. It traces his early years from Michigan to Seattle and Yakima, notes his type setting in youth, education at the University of Washington, and work on the Henry Suzallo peace ship before moving into oil, Alaska, and Wall Street.
Fifteen years after Manuel Quezon warned against American rule he now questions 1946 as a feasible date for Philippine independence as Nippon’s Pacific reach looms. Washington reports Quezon remains cautious about timing and governance.
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