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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1933

Page

2

Roosevelt urges world unity to outlaw war and disarm

Roosevelt calls for elimination of offensive weapons and a no cross border military policy. Hitler endorses the plan yet demands equality in armament and threatens to leave the League if denied. Global reaction splits with Britain France Japan and Italy weighing in.

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Farm relief act outlined by Roosevelt aide Peek

Washington reports detail the farm relief program under the new act with administrator George N. Peek guiding its big machine like prohibitions era regulations. The plan seeks acreage reductions to lift prices, tax processors, and expand federal land bank bonds to refinance or foreclose relief loans. It anticipates substantial Reconstruction Finance funds and mortgage relief to farmers, with strong executive control from President Roosevelt and a push for nationwide cooperation.

Roosevelt Congress Ways and Means Committee House Lewis W. Douglas Glass Democratic Party Douglas Army United States Housing Corporation Henry Morgenthau, Jr Washington Farm Board Federal Land Bank New Farm Credit Administration Insurance Companies George N. Peek Peek Moline Ife Department of Agriculture Wallace Federal Federal Land Banks Farm Loan Reconstruction Finance Corporation Senate

Hydraul ic rams offer cheap water lift says Montana expert

H E Murdock from Montana State College outlines use and limits of hydraulic rams to lift water for rural homes or irrigation. Rams range from 720 to 122,400 gallons daily. costs depend on size with negligible upkeep and no power needs. Feasibility requires sufficient water volume and fall, with calculations based on fall, delivery height, distance, and daily gallons.

Bozeman H. E. Murdock Montana’ State College Murdock

Fourth annual Montana 4-H convention set for June

The fourth annual Montana 4-H club convention will be at Montana State College June 13 to 16, led by state club head Charles Potter. Havre chosen as site for the 1934 Montana district convention.

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