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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1937

Page

2

Hearings Placed After April Debates On Supreme Court Bill

The enlargement bill faces continued hearings to April 28 with supporters detailing arguments in its favor. The Senate Judiciary Committee will then enter executive session to flesh out debate. Witness Smith Wildman Brookhart tied the issue to the campaign, while James A. Reed defended the President’s plan with detailed information. Judge William Denman opposed constitutional paneling. In labor news, Martin of the Automobile Workers demands a U S strike to back Oshawa negotiations, and in Canada, Montreal women garment workers strike while Fernie miners threaten action for recognition.

Supreme Court Senate Judiciary Committee Senators Smith Wildman Brookhart Mr. Brookhart James A. Reed Reed William Denman United States Circuit Court of Appeals San Francisco Roosevelt Hughes Martin Automobile Workers of America United States Oshawa Hepburn Montreal C. I. O. International Fernie B. C I. O

Giant Army bomber tests in Seattle by Boeing

Test flights by the Army Air Corps in Seattle showcase Boeing built aircraft the largest military plane in the world with a 100 foot fuselage 105 foot wingspan 6000 mile range and 40000 pound empty weight. It carries four new twin row engines delivering 1400 horsepower for takeoff and features five blistered gun emplacements designed to outrun and outshoot any contemporary bombers.

Army Army Air Corps Seattle Wash Boeing Aircraft Company

Household Tips From WNU Service

A collection of simple kitchen and home care pointers. Polishing silver after use. melting chocolate safely in oven or hot water. finishing seams by pulling knots on the right side. repairing hanging nails with glue. repurposing leftover liver into a sandwich filling. cleaning woodwork with a warm oil turpentine mix. and making butterscotch and jelly sauce with straightforward steps.

Baseball Season Opened with Roosevelt Tossing Ball

The national and American leagues opened their seasons. President Roosevelt tossed a new ball at the national capital as Washington and Philadelphia opened the American league games. Vice President Garner raised the flag as a large crowd watched. The National league began in Boston with the Bees and the Philadelphia team.

Roosevelt National Capital Washington Philadelphia Garner Boston Boston Bees

Great Britain leads naval patrols under non intervention pact

Observers from a 27 nation non intervention committee operate under British Vice Admiral Geoffrey Blake aboard the Hood. The fleet patrols the Bay of Biscay as Germany and France monitor their coasts while Italy and Spain’s zones' watch extended. Merchant ships entering Spanish waters must call at ports for cargo checks and supervision. ships from nonparticipants like the United States can be halted for papers. Supervisors disembark after leaving Spanish waters. volunteers and ammunition shipments cannot be turned back.

Fland France Italy Germany Geoffrey Blake Hood Bay of Biscay Morocco Balearic’ Islands Mediterranean United States

Coronation Envoys to Wear Knee Breeches

George VI coronation on May 12 prompts ambassadors to Westminster Abbey in silk knee breeches. Robert Worth Bingham and James W. Gerard will attend as special ambassadors to the ceremony.

George VI Great Britain Robert Worth Bingham London James W. Gerard Roosevelt Westminster’ Abbey

Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets Ad

Keep your body free of accumulated waste with Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets. Package of 60 pellets sold for 30 cents. Advertisement.

History Defined

Quote attributed to Carlyle on the essence of history and biographies.

Carlyle

Don’t Sleep on Left Side Gas Relief Ad Blurb

In a health ad style notice Adlerika is promoted as a one dose remedy for gas pressure on the heart and stomach discomfort. The pitch claims bowel cleansing reduces bacteria, with testimonials from Dr. H L Shoub and Mrs. Jan Flyer and urges purchase at leading druggists.

H. L. Shoub New York

That Cheerful Look Aims At A Feast

A fragment notes a cheerful look as a key to turning a dish into a feast, reflecting a light culinary sentiment attributed to Herbert.

Herbert

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