Machado Defies U S Plan as Cuba Crisis Deepens
Cuba's President Machado rejects Sumner Welles mediation and refuses to cede power while Cuba faces protests, martial law, and a labor strike. The congress backs Machado, and Welles keeps mediation alive amid fears of U S intervention.
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A BONA Joins Prohibition Repeal Ratification
A BONA ratified the repeal amendment becoming the twenty first state. Voters favored the change by more than three to one, delivering an unexpectedly decisive victory as drys failed to secure delegates on the ballot. Mrs Isabella Greenway national Democratic committeewoman and a
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National Democratic
Miners Return to Work After McGrady Plea Amid Union Row
McGrady, acting for the President, urged workers in Uniontown to return to the mines after a union-led push to resist the order. The dispute centers on recognition of nationally organized unions and the new truce plan to refer mine problems to a presidential board.
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National Topics Interpreted by William Bruckart
William Bruckart analyzes the New Deal recovery drive, comparing it to wartime mobilization. He notes government zeal, industry friction with the steel case, and the push to curb profiteering through price controls and consumer councils. He cites Secretary Wallace and Dr Howe shaping price aims amid differing costs of production.
Plans to finish Mc Cauley drain into Laurel and Yellowstone
Public works plans progress to complete the surveyed Mc Cauley drain extending east from Park City toward Laurel and the Yellowstone river. Walter T. Bridges announces sites for district offices of the national re employment division in Billings Butte Great Falls Helena and Missoula. Montana beer sales from the beer act reach about 1.3 million dollars in the first quarter with 20 thousand barrels sold in spring. Continuous farm yields range from four to fourteen bushels per acre due to grasshoppers and hail. first field averaged 10 bushels. Maj. Evan Kelley allocates 485000 for forest development roads and trails under the public works program in Montana. Emergency workers are appointed for wheat adjustment outreach. three month terms. East Helena plant workers receive 10 percent wage increase and a 40 hour week. about 150 affected with 100 more to start by September. State highway and agriculture agencies push to deter overloading at seven port entry weigh stations with limits of 24000 and 34000 pounds. Montana wheat carryover on July 1 likely the state’s largest, driven by high stocks as farmers hold for better prices.
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State Board of Beer Control
Richland County
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J.C. Taylor
Montana Extension Service
Civil Service
East Helena
American Smelting and Refining Company
J. D. MacKenzie
Montana Divides State Into Seven Districts for Extension Work
J C Taylor announces seven district supervisors to aid in establishing the agricultural adjustment program in Montana. Supervisors from the Montana extension service will oversee northeastern, southeastern, Yellowstone, central, south central, western, and north central districts, coordinating with county agents and emergency agents in counties lacking organized extension work.
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Fred Bennion
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Lincoln
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Sanders
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Sam Sloan
North Central District
Glacier, Toole
Liberty
Hill
Blaine
Phillips
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