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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1937

Page

2

Coronation of George VI Crowned in Westminster Abbey

London celebrated the coronation of George VI and Elizabeth II with a grand two mile procession to Westminster Abbey, a formal recognition rite, and a second procession to Buckingham Palace. The event drew crowds, cost about $2,000,000, and featured modern touches like telephones and loudspeakers in the abbey.

George London George VI Great Britain Canterbury Westminster Abbey Edward Elizabeth Tower of London Abbey House of Commons Queen Mary King George Buckingham Palace Dominions Buckingham St. James’ S British Empire Tours France Duke of Windsor Wallis Warfield Wallis Simpson Mrs

Airship Disaster at Lakehurst Kills 34 Passengers and Crew

Reported explosion on the Hindenburg as it neared Lakehurst New Jersey halted its first transatlantic run this year. Hydrogen ignition and static discharge are among leading theories as flames engulfed the ship, with Capt Ernst Lehmann among the dead and Capt William Pruss severely injured. A new airship is planned to resume North American service in autumn.

Impo Lakehurst N. J Europe Navy Ernst Lehmann William Pruss Pruss Berlin North America

Hopkins presses large relief sum as relief fight rages

Hopkins tells a House subcommittee that unemployment is permanent and that Congress must appropriate 1.5 billion for relief, while Woodrum vows to cut the appropriation by at least a third. Senator King seeks WPA abolition and an investigation into WPA spending. A forestry bill passes 171 to 153, proposing 2.5 million annually for converting farms to woodlands. Egypt ends foreign capitulations and sets 1937 sunset for foreign influence while allowing American institutes to continue. Italian Col. Marnox Pezzi sets new altitude record at 51,361 feet.

Roosevelt Congress Harry Hopkins Works Progress House Woodrum Virginia Hopkins William H. King Utah Senate Works Progress Administration King J. J. Cochran Missouri Cochran Italy Marnox Pezzi R. F. D. Swain England Pezzi Iuitaritude

Washington business men and congress clash on economy

A Washington commentary argues that business leaders at the Chamber of Commerce meeting echo congress in advocating budget cuts yet back costly programs like farm tenancy ownership and loan guarantees. It notes debates on gold pricing, a possible forty hour work week, and constitutional hurdles while stressing the need to balance economy with relief and reform measures.

Washington Chamber of Commerce of the United States Congress Chamber of Commerce United States Chamber Chamber Roosevelt- Farley John H. Bankhead Alabama Federal Treasury Lionel D. Edie New York Edie Treasury NRA Supreme Court New Deal Roosevelt

Crochet Square Patterns for Tea Cloths and Scarves

Crochet them as shown to create 10 inch squares using cotton, with 6% inch sides. Join squares to make tea cloths, dinner cloths, spreads, or scarves. Pattern 1410 includes directions, charts, stitch illustrations, and material needs. Send 15 cents for this pattern to The Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept. 82 Eighth Ave New York, NY.

Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept Eighth Ave New York

Voyage Advice From Martin F P Tupper

A reflective line urges steady guidance through life’s perilous passage. The author invokes a steadfast tiller and the pole star as symbols of direction and safety in the face of time’s dark tide.

Martin FP Tupper

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