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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1937

Page

2

Duke and Wallis Marriage in France Sparks UK Crackdown

In Monts France the Duke of Windsor and Mrs Wallis Warfield wed in a civil ceremony and a church service. Vicar Jardine conducted the religious rites as Marcel Dupre played the organ. Downing Street ordered publicity curbs and stamps bearing Edward’s likeness destroyed. The couple honeymoon at Wasserleonburg Castle as the government plans wage and hour standards and farm tenant assistance.

Duke Wally England R. Anderson Jardine Darlington Durham Chateau de Cande Monts France Edward, Duke of Windsor Wallis Warfield Church of England Wasserleonburg Castle Lower Austria Chateau Mercier Wallis Marcel Dupre Charles Bedaux New York Downing Street Edward United Kingdom

Plane Wreck Found After Six Months Missing Flight

December 15 1936 pilot S J Samson from Los Angeles to Salt Lake City vanished with four aboard. Wreckage found high in Wasatch mountains 25 miles SE of Salt Lake City, 35 miles off course. All four died. jewelry cargo sparked guard shootings. Four locals discovered plane and sought a $1000 reward.

S. J. Samson Western Air Express Los Angeles Salt Lake City Milford Utah Wasatch Mountains

Roosevelt Foes Split Democrats Face Supreme Court Battle

News notes U S Senate inquiry into tax dodging by wealthy leading to broader reform aims. Also reports Harlow dies at 26, Mussolini shows naval strength, labor moves in Chicago and Ford union rise, Japanese cabinet reshuffle, Nazi church clashes, Rockefeller estate, and new social security board expansions under Altmeyer.

Roosevelt Congress Senate Pat Harrison Mississippi Finance Committee House Robert L. Doughton North Carolina Ways and Means Il Duce von Blomberg Mediterranean Tr Duce Adolf Hitler Mussolini Werner von Bomberg Naples Italy Galeazzo Ciano Eric Drummond Spain Capitol Hill Supreme Court PWA Hugh Stewart Magill Chicago American Federation of Investors Harold Groves The University" of Wisconsin Groves Morgenthau Hyde Park Columbia Professor Magill Brownlow Treasury Auburn Ill Dartmouth University of Chicago Tax Commission of Porto Rico Seckless Jerry Simpson Commonwealth Edison Tt’s Social Security Board Arthur J. Altmeyer Altmeyer de Pere Wis Wisconsin University Wisconsin Tax Commission Wisconsin Industrial Commission NRA WNU

Administration pressures House to pass historic relief bill

President Roosevelt and Harry Hopkins pressed through a large work relief bill as House members reluctantly yielded. The chamber defeated restrictive amendments earmarking 505 million for flood control and highways before approving the measure 323 to 44, sending it to the Senate.

House Mr. Roosevelt Harry Hopkins Senate

Rhodes Dream of Cape to Cairo Railroad Fades

The piece recalls Cecil Rhodes and the late nineteenth century imperial scramble for Africa. It notes England’s uncompleted grand railroad from Cape to Cairo and attributes the delay to economic factors rather than politics as locomotives face competition from airplanes and motor cars.

Rhodes England Cape Cairo Cecil Rhodes Cee

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