Farm Relief Bill Advances in Congress With Board Plan
The sericultural marketing act framework heads to President Hoover for signature with a farm board, commodity councils, and stabilization corporations to manage surpluses. Loans from a $500000 revolving fund may aid warehouses and market facilities, while a $100 million appropriation is eyed for wheat handling and price stabilization efforts.
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House
Senate
Hoover
Norris
Nebraska
Smith
South Carolina
Secretary of the Treasury
Farm Board
Congress
Coness
Department of Culture
Hoover Relief Program
United
Farm Card
Senate Finance Panel Sets June 18 Tariff Hearings
Senator Smoot announces the four subcommittees forming the tariff bill schedule with hearings starting June 18. Full committee to handle the free standing administrative provisions. European industrial papers urge France to retaliate against US tariffs as resentment grows over American policy and its impact on debtor nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enator Smoot
Senate’ Finance Committee
Paris
United States
Europe
Congress urged Senate and House to appoint select committee
A message requests Congress to appoint a Senate and House select committee to study the matter of concentrating Pie ones HOOVER.
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Congress
Senated House
Hoover
Young plan ends long talks on reparations agreement
After seventeen weeks of tense debate the Young plan is adopted for allied and German reparations. Dr Hjalmar Schacht questions the $487 900 000 due over thirty seven years while Belgium accepts German war mark compensation. A July political conference may sanction the report and discuss Rhineland evacuation as Hoover and Stimson send congratulations to the American experts.
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Erman
Germany
Commission of Experts
Hjalmar Schacht
Paris
Belgium
Berlin
Rhineland
Hoover
Stimson
Messrs. Young
Morgan
Perkins
Lamont
Labour leader MacDonald becomes prime minister in UK
AMSAY MACDONALD is sworn in as prime minister with his Labour cabinet. Stanley Baldwin resigns and the king asks MacDonald to form a government. Lloyd George may offer Liberal support if electoral reform occurs and no drastic legislation is pushed. Unemployment relief and vast public works are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amsay MacDonald
Labor Party
Great Britain
Stanley Baldwin
MacDonald
London
Lloyd George
Laborites
Supreme Court Upholds Sinclair Jury Shadowing Sentences
The Supreme Court unanimously affirms District of Columbia verdicts sentencing Harry I. Sinclair to six months in jail and Henry Day to four months for hiring detectives to shadow the jury in the Fall Sinclair conspiracy trial. William J. Burns received a 15 day term. the Court reversed his sentence but allowed others to stand.
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HREB
Harry I. Sinclair
Supreme Court of the
United States
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Sinclair
Henry Mason Day
Sinclair Exploration Company
William J. Burns
Day
Frederick L. Siddons
Supreme Court
Burns
Lindberghs Found Aboard Mouette Then Sail For Maine
Col Lindbergh and his bride were located aboard the Mouette by a steamer captain while mooring near Block Island. The couple later sailed again around Cape Cod heading toward the Maine coast, avoiding press coverage.
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Olonel
Cape Cod
Canal
Coast Guards
Ino
Boston
Eruption Forces Thousands From Vesuvius Slopes
Thousands of Italians were evacuated from homes on Mt. Vesuvius as a major eruption sent lava rivers down its sides. Property damage was vast but fatalities were avoided by authorities precautions. The Lateran pact frictions strained Vatican Mussolini ties amid ratifications and papal critique.
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T‘housands
Mt. Vesuvius
Vatican
Pius XI
Mussolini
Duce
Gasparri
Ambassador Brandon Judah Resigns Cuban Post Returns to Rise
Dr Hubert Work resigns as chairman of the Republican National Committee amid rumors of children? No, indicating he felt ignored by the Hoover administration. The text notes no hint of such grievances in his correspondence with the President.
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Oble
Brandon Judah
Cuba
Hubert Work
Republican National Committee
Work
Hoover
National Parks Air Lines Boost May Mail Service
National Parks airways report near perfect mail delivery in May with improved schedules benefiting Montana and western points. Mail departs Montana southbound in the afternoon reaching the coast by six to seven in the morning, while westbound arrives at Salt Lake City by 6 30 P M and continues via night flights.
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Helena
National Parks Airways
Western Points
Montana Points
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Points West
Montana
Salt Lake
Department of Commerce
United States
Armstead
Summer school program features concerts and lectures
In July the Ernest Gamble company will present a concert with Vera Page and Cathryn Di Paignall, praised for artistry and showmanship. The Utica Jubilee Singers, sponsored by the National Broadcasting Company, perform August 6. August 12 sees an exhibit by the Colonial Art Company. June 18 and 28 feature lectures by Prof. R A Cooley and Red Cross official Theodore Shank.
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Ernest Gamble
Vera Page
Cathryn di Paignall
Utica
College
National Broadcasting Company
Europe
New York
Colonial Art Company
R. A. Cooley
The
State College
Assembly
Africa
Cooley
Theodore Shank
Red Cross
Montana
Elizabeth Ireland
M A. Brannon
Normal College
Lucy H. Carson
Helen Finch
Miss Finch
Passing Observation on Sunday Sermons and Contributions
A Cincinnati Enquirer observation notes that Monday mail would be heavier if all who listened to Sunday sermons sent in contributions for the collection. The remark highlights the link between attendance and giving, reflecting collective civic church practice.
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Cincinnat! Enquirer
Permanent Leaders of Patrols Chosen by Dillon Scouts
Permanent patrol leaders were elected by the Dillon Girl Scouts last Thursday. Ethel Herndon leads Bitter Root, Virginia Backus Meadow Lark, Leone Cashmore Mountain Lily, and Elizabeth Ballard Lone Star. About 86 scouts attended as new members join the troop.
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Girl Scouts
Ethel Herndon
Bitter Root
Virginia Backus
Meadow Lark
Leone Cashmore
Mountain Lily
Elizabeth Ballard
Lone Star Patrol
Constance Bregan
Normal College
Guild Hall
Parking ease: choose space by gaps between cars
When your car is between two others, exit by moving toward the larger space. Move forward if there is more room ahead. move backward if more space is behind.
Tighten valve base nut to stop slow leaks
Slow leaks come from a loose nut at the valve base. The clamp nut must be tightened with a wrench or pliers before inserting a tube into a tire to ensure a tight joint at the valve connection.
Reward offered for sheep thief and camp robber convictions
The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers' Association announces rewards of 250 dollars for conviction of a sheep thief and 100 dollars for conviction of a camp robber. The notice aims to deter thefts and theft-related crimes within the forest area.
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Madison National Forest Sheep Growers’ Association
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Houston
Texas
Buffalo Bayou
Ramsay MacDonald
Mouette
Edward W. Pickard
Special Commission On Law Enforcement
Treasury Department
Detroit
W. Sherman Burns
Detective Agency
Harles G. Dawes
Court of St. James
England
Dawes
Oxford University
Hile
Washington
Order of Nobles of the
Mystic Shrine
Justice van Devanter
Pullman Company
Brotherhood of
Chicago
Steel Erectors’ Association
Iron League
National Parks Lines
First National Bank
Bank OF Strength and Service
Land Office
CNY
Pearl I. Smith
Fide
Dillon
Dillon Girl Scouts
Leggat Hotel
Butte
Alex, Leggat
Mgr
Lewis & Walker
P.O
North
Wyoming, Bette, Mont
Et Sey
Geo. M. Gosman
Richard McCarthy
East Granite
Butte, Montana
Atkeson Dairy
M. Paumie
Galena St. Butte, Mont
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