Molotov Attacks US Russia Ties in Soviet Congress
Molotov denounces lack of diplomatic ties with the United States as abnormal and part of a Vatican backed plot. He contrasts Soviet Russia with U S starvation claims, while Washington officials assess policy and possible shifts in handling Russian affairs.
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UCH
Russia
Moscow
United States
Viacheslav Molotov
Council of People's Commissars
Molotov
Vatican
Poland
Timmilton Fish, Jr
America
Washington
Henry Stimson
Hoover
William R. Castle
Stimson
Castle
State Department
Montana highway tax plan hinges on five cent gasoline levy
The state board of equalization and highway commission say a May 5 referendum will reenact the five cent gasoline tax without doubling it. If approved, about 3 million dollars of extra contracts may be let this year and another 3 million annually for the next three years, creating hundreds of jobs.
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Helena
Board ‘of Equalization
Highway, Commission
Highway Commission
Board of Equalization
Commission
Hoover veto looms over Wagner employment service bill
The passage notes that all but Costigan are Republicans and that Democrats frame Hoover’s veto of the Wagner bill as a missed chance to aid employment. Even if reintroduced, they argue it should have been enacted during the downturn, citing the business climate.
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Republican National Committee
Advisory Council For Agriculture
L. J. Dickinson
Iowa
Arthur Capper
Kansas
Robert G. Simmons
Nebraska
Fred S. Purnell
Indiana
Washington
Hoover
Borah
Norris
Employment Service
Destroyer Contracts Set For Early Summer Awards
N ay e department officials announce contracts for at least six of the eleven destroyers funded in the recent session will be awarded early this summer. The designs promise the largest, fastest, and most seaworthy vessels for the U S fleet with 5 inch guns and expanded fuel capacity to extend operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N‘aye Department
United States
Western Newspaper Union
Price War Cuts Milk Prices At Malta
Montana brief notes a milk price war in Malta lowering milk to 10 cents a quart and plans for an alfalfa seed cleaning plant this summer. It also reports lamb sales in Chicago via Kalispell movers, a Rosebud County official acquitted, a new hospital dedication in Havre, and local votes on gas franchising in Great Falls.
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Malta
Montana
Chicago
Wmouglas & White
Kalispell
A. R. Sickler
Rosebud
Forsyth
Sacred Heart Hospital
Havre
St. Patrick’s Day
Edwin V. O’hara
Great Falls
Public Service Gas Company
Billings Gas Company
Bozeman
Dry Creek
Fergus County
4-H
Central Montana Fair
W. H. Jones
Northern Pacific
Woodrow
Bloomfield
Interstate Commerce Commission
Examiner Johnson
Glendive
Missouri
Kootenai
Yellowstone
Meager County
Nagues
Ubet
White Sulphur Springs
Martinsdale
Virginia City
Clarence Bell
Frank S. Metzel
Harrison State Bank
Metzel
Bell
Butte
Silver Bow
Twenty-Second Assembly
Foot
Helena
Doughnut Girl to Mrs Walbridge Heroine of the War
Irene McIntyre, famed as the original doughnut girl for the AB B, served with American Expeditionary forces in France in 1918. She and sister Gladys joined Sallies, aided Doughboys, set up field kitchens, earned citations from Pershing, and were celebrated in Boston after the war.
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Robert R. Walbridge
Veterbury
H. Business
Leutenant
One Hundred
American Legion
Paris
American, Legon
Irene McIntyre
AB. B
Colonel McIntyre
Salvation Army
New England
Gladys
France
Nareh
Ansouville
Boulecourt
Chateau Thierry
Argonne
Thiacourt
Pershing
America
Clarence St. Edwards
Boston Common
How to repair china with gum arabic and plaster
A housewife describes a method to cement broken china using dissolved gum arabic in water to make a thick paste, then mixing in plaster of Paris. She notes the pieces are held together in half an hour and asserts hot water strengthens the bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Payis
California Fig Syrup Endorsed by LA Mother
Mrs P S Pletcher Jr of Los Angeles testifies that California Fig Syrup relieved her child Bobbie's chronic stomach upset and colds. She notes quick recovery, improved digestion, and regular bowel movements, praising its safe cleansing benefits and doctor endorsement. Look for California on the carton.
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Bobbie
P. S. Pletcher, Jr
California
Quote on hesitation and wickedness by Cicero
A concise Cicero reflection notes that wickedness sits in hesitation to act even when the deed is not carried out. It frames moral judgment around intention and restraint.
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Cicero
How One Woman Lost 20 Lbs of Fat
An advertisement touts Kraschen Salts as a simple fat loss method. It claims taking half a teaspoonful in hot water each morning and cutting fatty foods will reduce fat in weeks, improve energy, skin, and mood, with a money back guarantee. Mrs. Mame Carey of Buffalo cites a 20 pound loss and increased well being.
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Mame Carey
Buffalo
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Seabury
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New York City
T. C. T. Crain
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Geneva
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War Policies Commission
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Ecretary of the Interior
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Germany
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Galatia
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