Chamberlain SNES Notice of HS Stand
London March 31 Great Britain and France pledged to fight beside Poland if she is attacked during anti aggression talks. Chamberlain announced Britain would back Poland with immediate support while consultations continue. France and Britain authorize the plan and stand ready to act to preserve Polish independence.
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London
Great Britain
France
Poland
Hitler
Chamberlain
Britain
Rhine
Nanse of Commons
Tinay
Alley Cat Ties Up Big Project For Some Days
Angelina and her friend Buren caused delays at a large project in Vane Angeles as workers prepared the terminal for a forthcoming event. Angelina vanished down an air chute amid activity, with the crew delaying sealing off a hatch until her return. She reappeared carrying three kittens, expressing pride amid the unusual disruption.
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Alley Cat
Vane Angeles
Atso
Angelina
Angelia
Buren
Weil
Daz
Federal Funds Aid Montana Relief Cut Reduced to Twenty Percent
Federal funds will finance Montana relief payments for April and May with a 20 percent reduction instead of the previously planned one third. J M Brandford, public welfare administrator, says the March 10 board meeting ordered one third cuts for aged payments and full reductions for dependent children, while federal funds through Washington provide support for the months noted. Special efforts are underway to secure additional funds for June, beyond the legislature’s appropriation, as officials weigh options for continued relief.
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J. M. Brandford
Public Welfare Board
Roy B. Ay
Sorial Security Board
Washington, D. C
Hip Department
Brandford
State Seeks Man Linked to $155000 Blaze Across States
Authorities pursue Arthur Parsons, linked to a major California warehouse fire in 1936 37, and a Montana incident in Butte where three warehouses burned. Parsons allegedly used oil soaked rags and a ventilator technique, matching the method of a fugitive known as Clifford Brandte. He fled a Montana facility after parole. investigators consider whether he visited Velene during the night.
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Arthur
Carsons
Parconn
Vtabatate
Marshal Rad
Velene Durins
Holy Week plans unfold for Helena churches
Helena churches outline Holy Week observances with Palm Sunday processions, special services, pageants, and music. At St. Mimena’s, Palm Sunday features pontifical palm blessing by Most Rev. Joseph M. Gilmore, with clergy and chanters leading solemn Masses and Tenebrae services through Holy Thursday and Good Friday.
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Helena
Helena Cluirches
Orien
St. Mimena
Pontifical Leasing of the Palms
Joseph MM. Gilnae
Wathers
Francs Whalen
John
Sullivan
Paothers
Vincent Kavanagh
Paul Mackin
Jobo Cronin
Mathing
Joseph M. Glimere
Joseph Sf. Oflmare
Kentucky Boy Chosen Typical American Youth
Karl McCready a 13 year old from a farm near LaFollette Kentucky was selected as a typical American boy in 1939. He owns a pony named Dolly a dog named Max and is a member of the 4-H Club and the National Federation of Junior Farmers. A $1000 prize accompanied the contest result from 28 000 boys sponsored by the Typical American Boy association.
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New York
Karl McCready
Kat
Lalite
Jfe
Dolly
Max
Anit
Anit Laa Member of the 1-H"oin and, the National Federation of Junior Mustecuba
President Roosevelt warned on Europe threat and Munich echoes
A White House source says Roosevelt telephoned from Warm Springs about growing fear of Adolf Hitler seeking world domination. France and Britain vow to defend Poland, signaling a potential general European war as Germany’s aims widen beyond its borders. The president’s trip and plans remain subject to change.
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Warm Springs
Roosevelt
Europ
State Department
Nolate
White House
Qvente Ince
Munich
Adoolf Hitler
Germany
Hel ena and Eastelena vote in contested school board elections
Helena and East Helena electors vote in two city school elections today selecting four uncontested candidates for Helena School District No. 1 and choosing seven directors. Incumbent council candidate Alox M. Shellady faces H. D. Touln. Polls open two sessions at local precincts with judges and clerks listed.
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Helena and
Eastelena Wi
Palmn Daday
Stno School
Hvants
Legnd
Formianthes
Helena
Rlett
Alox M. Shellady
H. D
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Pritmarter
Raucurca
Nera
Helena Archool
Ford
Murray Stebulna
Kucegod
Laard
Joaenh Gough
Tt E. Nelut
Haat Helena
Gough
Neiliat
W. Fl. Totten
Dims F
Qnren
Aryant
Central
Hawthorne
Emma Henley
Ada K. Andresen
Emily Jahr
Bryant
Fartelena
Nexi
Promise of Help hailed by country and allies
Poland greets Britain's pledge to defend Poland's independence as Britain and France move to coordinate support. Reports say Britain may send warships to Gdynia while Polish corridor forces continue to strengthen, with German troop numbers estimated near the port. Details uncertain as dispatches proceed.
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Warsaw
Britain
Poland
France
Germany
Pejvin
Chamberlain
London
Hultain
Thera
Gdynia
Baturtny
Pollah
Molish Affiniain
Theranixy
Danglerveparig
Land Board Approves 75 New Leases Daily
The Land Board, in a March meeting, moved to finalize five year leases with a one year extension option for certain agricultural tenants. Officials note renewed activity since February 28 and project about 1,200 grazing licenses. most new leases are for emaig and related farmland.
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Nantin
Sherlock
Dhmuntsatoner
Yeaterday
War Materials Bill Passed by Senate May Benefit Montana Ores
Washington March 31 The Senate approved legislation authorizing the army and navy to purchase and store 840 million dollars worth of strategic war materials over four years. The bill, sponsored by Senator Thomas Utah, originally called for 25 million annually but was trimmed to around 10 million per year. The measure now goes to the House with a total four year allocation of 100 million for domestic sources of materials. Senator Wheeler Montana proposed an amendment to transfer 7 million dollars of cotton from the Commodity Credit Corporation to storage, but withdrew after concerns about presidential disposal powers. continue on page 10
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Senate
Montana
Wheeler
Washington
Sonata
Army
Navy
Neve
Howe
Thomas
Utah
Cenate
War Department
Gartlet
Thoman
United States
Masa
Commodity Credit Corporation
Students Put On Probation For Pointed Joke
Bronmingdale Michigan reports that twenty-one students at a high school were placed on probation after a pointed joke aimed at teachers. The note read, Failing are dorsal One wish you Here here, reflecting the school’s disciplinary action.
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Bronmingdale, Mich
Wehent
Itchigan
Pels
House Votes Compromise On Relief Appropriation
The House approved a $100,900,000 added relief appropriation for WPA for the current year by a 200 to 110 vote. Several lawmakers backed the measure while others opposed it, as discussions lingered over further reductions and the final fate of the bill. Roosevelt sought larger funding, and the decision followed a back-and-forth over aims, timing, and roll reductions.
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HOUSE
Waanington
Mareh
Rhise x
W.P.A
Eym
Ronsevelt
Chamber
Tropasa
Renresentativan
Col C
Hartington
Ara Ems
Tarry W.P.A
Roosevelt
Tolay
Helena Airport Upgrade To Be Discussed
Helena City Council plans early action on airport improvements to keep the field competitive with Northwestern airports. The meeting will review runway realignment and modernization work, with officials from Northwest Airways, Western Air Express, and regional aviation offices attending to outline coordinated steps and timelines.
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Helena
Connclt
Cooncil
A. J. Roberta
Conncil
Menaing
Spokane
Northwest Airs Vines
A.W. Stephenson
Salt Lake City
Western Air Exproan
Fant ‘Morrie
Portland
A. 0. Nelmeyer
Seattle Afr
Carrer
Arthur Avera
Inter Regional
San Francison
Jaman ¥. Reed
A. P. Kerr
Burbank
Calif
Alvin P. Adama
Wentera Air Dremient
J. M. Tracy
Putte
Na Vevera Olber Aeronautica
Hitler poised to answer at Wilhelmshaven address
Adolf Hitler, shown stirred by Chamberlain’s pledge to defend Poland, was to deliver a fiery speech at Wilhelmshaven. The event was seen as a potential launch of Germany’s new 35,000 ton battleship and a bold display of naval power amid anti British sentiment. The German press labeled Chamberlain’s declarations as a miscalculated attempt to sow unrest and distrust among nations.
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Adolf Hitler
Chamberlain
Wilhelmshaven
North Sea
Germany
Ammough
Witter
Enid
DNB
Ini Chamberlain
Ons
England
Abe
Europa
Belief Expressed Chamberlain Has Saved World War
London March 31 Major Vernon Bartlett independent MP expressed relief in a speech that Chamberlains new foreign policy would save the world from the danger of another world war He added that they would not be able to enjoy peace while Franco's widow claimed Mussolini had been assassinated at his funeral
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London
Vernon Bartlett
Armistar
Eastern Europe Pact Deepens Against German Push
Paris reports indicate Poland and Romania agreed to stand with Britain and France to defend independence if Germany advances in the east. The move follows Chamberlain's pledge and the signing of a French Romanian trade treaty to bolster economic ties and oil purchases. The French position is described as temporary pending further consultations in eastern Europe.
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Paris
Poland
Rumania
Germany
Chamberlain
Horn
Enimina
Arma
Romania
Chimhecinin
Foreign Ministry
Europa
Prence
Crusading Doctor Attacks War Work in Kendal City
Dr Logan Clendening, at a medical convention, denounces Kendal City as the rottenest borough and criticizes WPA projects. He claims moving to Santa Barbara partly due to his wife preferring it, and recounts causing an air drill to stop, saying he faced police after swinging an axe.
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Logan Cléndon
W.P.A
Kendal City
American College of Phydiciana
Kanang City
Santa Barbara
Calig
Clendentog
Kansea City
Kanena City
Clendening
Mussolini Holds Back On Territorial Demands
In Rome Premier Mussolini signaled restraint on Italian territorial claims to observe Hitler’s moves. He told a Calabria crowd Italy could wait and reinforce its armed forces as Britain and France pledged aid to Poland, while warning against croad aggression.
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Mussolini
Hitler
Roma
Monsatini
Tle
Pranre
Abiyanes
Adele Widice
Promisca
Polant
TL Dile
Fnecinte
Regelo
Calabria
France
Allan
Canal
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