Helena faces municipal budget crisis and vote call
Helena voters are urged to choose a capable mayor and city commissioners to avoid costly mistakes as Telona confronts a sweeping Municipal Budget Law effective July 1 1982. Citizens warned poor leadership risks nitrate real estate declines and deteriorating public services while taxpaying burdens rise with the budget overhaul. Police in El Paso Texas probe a massacre tied to a Mexican ranch deal as Espinosa family victims are investigated and four people detained.
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Xivil
Helena
Telona
Eifs
Helens
el Paso
Texas
Melquiades Espinosa
Berino
N. M
Espinosa
Rspinosa
Juana Es Pitlowa
Toada Chabich
Dona Ana
Dick Travis
Hots Fired Into Crowded Church Incident Report
A chaotic attack at a church involved a firing from a repeating rifle with several victims and injuries reported. Police arrested two suspects, including a man described as the alleged gunman and his brother, amid a wide investigation with witnesses naming various associates.
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Goel
Portsoy
Amd
Wien
ATE
Iener
Gatun
Nowy Tale Wik
Tite Brother
Cea
Leader Stakes House Seat in Portland Race
Portland electors heard Edward Bh Chase of Cape Rtynbeth announce his candidacy to run for Congress at the Republican state convention held Thursday. He seeks the party nomination to face incumbent Carrell of Bend in the general election, supporting an abolition of Prohibition in the dry plank.
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Portland
Maine
Edward Bh
Chase
Cape
National Mexican elections marked by disorder
National elections in Mowten City and across the state were marked by violence as voters gathered to choose lawmakers. Reported killings and dozens wounded followed clashes between supporters of rival gubernatorial and congressional candidates in Villa Turrez and Oirbancer, with injuries spread to the federal district.
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Mowten City
Mowten
Duly
Lipas Atate
Ems
North Atlantic Air Route Plans Take Shape
New York April. An agreement was signed for development of a North Atlantic air route linking Greenland Iceland and shores. The project aims to connect North America and Europe by a direct air line, with government support and proposed transport standards.
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North Atlantic
New York
Trans
Virerkain
Geeenland
Iceland
Five in Family Die in Suburban Chicago Fire
A deadly blaze in a Chicago suburb claimed the lives of five family members. The fire trapped the victims as a hinged window failed to provide escape, and authorities report a ground floor window was knocked open to allow a child to escape. Names and ages of the deceased are being confirmed.
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Chicago
Bus crash in Colorado injures driver and passenger
A Salt Creek Transportation bus loaded with Casper drivers crashed near Hike Colorado. One driver and a passenger suffered injuries described as a broken rally bone. The article notes hospital transfer to Colorado Springs and ongoing investigation into the cause of the crash.
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Colorado
Hike
Colo
CATI
Salt Creek Transportation Company
Casper
Wye
Clave
Messay
Eagle Boat and Freighter in Collision Off California
Eagle Boat No 34, a navy submarine chaser, suffered damage after a collision with the freighter Javinesn Prince six miles south of Point Vicente. No crew injuries reported as the vessel was towed by the Coast Guard cutter Tamaron. The Jaminesn Prince also sustained damage while carrying passengers amid rough seas and bad weather reported.
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San Vravclaco
Eagle Boat No 34
Navy
Point Vincente
California
Eagle Ross
Dinger
Coast Guard
Tamaron
Pome
Navel
Aca
Khe
Four Power Conference To Address European Crisis
Premier Ramsay MacDonald said the four power talks will cover disarmament debts and reparations. He met with France's Andre Tardieu and outlined discussions at Lausanne and Geneva plus broader European issues. Tomorrow he continues talks aimed at fostering international cooperation to resolve the continent's financial and political strains.
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Ramsay MacDonald
Andre Tardieu
France
Great Beltain
Germany
Italy
MacDonald
Ilya Danubrian Errates
Austria
Humeary
Yugoslavia
Rumania
Reope
OM. Tardieu
Mie
Geneva
Europe
Unite!tates
United States
M MacDonald
M. Tardieu
Lausanne
Operations near Soviet line threaten Manchurian border
News from Washington reports Manchurian guerrilla forces operate within about 100 miles of Vladivostok, sparking speculation among foreign observers whether Soviet Russia will act. Enemies of the Manchurian ruler Hoary Pu have pushed near the northern border as Japanese and White Russians retreat from Manchuria and Korea, with Japan reinforcing troops in the region. Moscow had earlier commented on the situation.
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Washington
Manrhinda
Roaghio Ap
Vladivostok
Kelgen Point
Manchuria
Korea
Janan
Moscow
Panic in Hungarian theater sparks fire from balcony waste
In Szedeedin Hungary during an April operetta performance a bundle of waste was thrown from the balcony causing panic and a small burn injury to a woman. Quick extinguishing prevented further casualties and the thrower remains unidentified.
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Szedeedin
Hungary
Bolivian and Paraguayan Forces Converge in Chaco Dispute
April 3 Salta Argentina The Intransigente reports Bolivian troops massing in the Gran Chaco area to press the border dispute with Paraguay. Detachments of 1 000 soldiers move toward the region as air power concentrates with about 5 000 Bolivian soldiers versus Paraguayans in forts and garrisons.
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Salta
Argentina
Intransigente Quatev
Gre Chaco
Cat de Sere
Paraguay
Mat
Rolivia
Gran Chara
Alr
Mvian
Chaco
Pilot Jimmie Wedell Escapes by Miracle
Pilot Jimmie Wedell reportedly survived a perilous situation in New Orleans today with no injuries. The incident involved a dramatic maneuver at short distance while airborne, without a clear explanation of cause or outcome details.
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Jimmie
Wedell
Helena voters select two officers in city race
Helena voters go to polls today to elect a mayor and councilor. Polls open at 8 a.m. and close at 6 p.m. Mayor candidates include incumbent George P Arnold and challenger C J Bausch. Council candidates Albert W Smith and Amos Shellady are listed with residences noted. Continued on page 2.
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Helena
George P Arnold
C. J. Bausch
Ronneisman
Albert W. Smith
Ninth Avenue
Amos Shellady
Five Die In Moroccan Auto Race Tragedy
Wer Morocco April 3 Five persons were killed today in two accidents during the Moroccan Automobile club races at Zerhoun events. Three tourists among the dead were spectators. The bared details indicate two separate crashes amid the racing program.
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Morocco
Wer
Zerhoun
Three Killed Four Wounded in Triangle TIFF in Chi
Chicago April 3. A family disturbance at the Walsh home led to gunfire that killed Ted Walsh and his wife. Patrolman Raymond Kally died after being shot at the scene. Four policemen were wounded, none seriously, as officers stormed the stronghold with pistol and shotgun. The intruder fled during the chaos.
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Triangle
Chi
Chicago
Hhnseil
Ty Wa
Kam Ge Wie
Westeed Tage
Ted Walsh
Tony
Walsh
Raymond Kally
Poller
Piro
Walah
Simus
House Vote Today on Freedom for Philippines
House to vote on a measure to extend freedom for the Philippines. Speaker seeks Invoke Aste procedure amid opposition and questions about the outcome. Report notes party dynamics, possible suspension, and calls for timely action related toPhilippine policy.
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HOUSE
Freedom For
Philippines
CHC
Dickson Wakhuiten
Dhe Bowie
Dhaner Pina
Pontiff Blesses Workers for Peace Address
The pontiff blessed workers for peace during a broadcast from a video station. He urged relief of universal suffering and spoke at the reading of a decree praising the virtues of a leader named Alice lo Clore amid global canons and efforts for world harmony.
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Vata Vidio
Uni
Woradlo Addrésa
Chie Trenen Foun
Alice Lo Clore
Coolidge apologizes for insurance radio incident
Former President Calvin Coolidge apologized and paid 2550 dollars to Lewis B. Tebbets, St. Louis Insurance man, after Tebbets sued for 100000 dollars claiming a radio address harmed his business. Coolidge had warned the public against a so called twister selling policies through another company.
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Lewis B. Tebbets
St. Lona Insurance Man
Calvin Coolidge
Tebbets
Coolidge
Democrats Foresee Victory Prospects Across States
Nine prominent Democrats forecast presidential victory in 14 states with excellent prospects in 8, fair prospects in 11, and least probable but possible win in four. The map printed on victory-grams urged 100000 Democrats to support the victory drive and report state news for the Jefferson Day rally on April 14 to assess the political landscape.
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D. Harold Oliver Washington
Democratic National Committee
Hera
Wounded in Battle in Streets of Bilbao
In Bilbao Spain April 3 two communists and a policeman were wounded in a gun battle after a group tried to march to the governor palace demanding the release of hunger striking comrades.
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Bilbao
Hillbao
Spain
Body of Lieut. Hoffman Found in Snow in Hills
Lieut. Edward L Hoffmann army aviator missing since February 1 when his plane crashed in Sequoia National Park California. His body was found in four feet of snow near Roop Trail after a four and a half mile struggle through a blizzard. He was with Lieut. William A Cocke Jr en route from Los Angeles to San Francisco when the crash occurred.
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Lieut. Hoffman
Ash Mountain
Sequoia National, Park
Cal
Edward 1. Hoffman
Plecea
Sierra Park
Johiny
Ite
Slomonta
Fred Ogilvie
Lemon Cove
Lieut
Hoffman
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Willian A. Cocke, Jr
Sequoia National Park
Lieut. Cocke, Jr
Amiets
New York Chamber Presses for Alcohol Control Change
The executive committee of the New York State Chamber of Commerce will urge immediate modification of the Eighteenth Amendment to permit state control of alcoholic beverages. A report to be presented at the chamber meeting Thursday outlines the proposal and its aims.
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New York
Chamber of Commerce
State of
Chamber
Bread for the needy pledged by bakers to Red Cross
Washington April Ru AP Five to ten million pounds of uncold bread weekly were promised to the National Red Cross by Tenry Stude president of the American Bakers' association. Chairman John Barton Payne said 90 percent of bakers would offer their services to bake bread without profit from government funds for red cross distribution.
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Washington
Ted Cross
Tenry Stude
American Bakers’ Asspiiation
John Barton Payne
Red Cross Ehimters
Stade
United States
Red Craaa
Government cost cuts debated by Senate and leaders
Washington report outlines a plan to slash government expenses by about 200 million to balance the 1943 budget. Senate Democrats move to declare a policy on immediate tax and reform measures while Republicans await Mr. Miles proposal and early hearings.
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Apela
Senate
Harae
Treasury
Sanate Democrats
Daclara
Republicana
Mile Ag
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