Landon A Gain Start Up On Borah In Primary Season
Governor Landon maintains a strong lead for the Republican presidential nomination as Borah efforts to win delegates falter. Landon captures 19 of Kentucky's 22 delegates, reaching 74 for the week while Knox accrues six and Borah remains pressed. Calls intensify for an uninstructed bloc in New York and other states as the race moves toward Cleveland.
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World News In Gist From A Dated Dispatch
Summary of scattered reports on political threats to governors and Senate veto considerations in Indiana Fort Wayne. Hoover criticizes New Deal as corrupt thinking. Italian fascists attack Haile Selassie guards. Italian plans threaten Addis Ababa. British reluctance and French demands shape European diplomacy with a league party discussion in Brussels.
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Dr Harry McGregor Leads Against Radical Progressives in Montana
Dr Harry McGregor of Great Falls, chairman of the Montana highway commission, addressed Montana Democrats in Helena. He contrasted Radicals with Builders and Advancers, lauding Roosevelt era progressive policy and Montana’s governor for cooperating in the national program. He urged calling radical reformers Autocrats and warned against the Wreckers faction advancing radical ideas in the state.
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President Roosevelt plans return from sea to press campaign
Miami dispatch says President Roosevelt, rested after two weeks at sea aboard the Potomac, nears debarkation early next week. He has reviewed housing program actions, including a one year extension of loans for reconstruction and modernization, while weighing a long term plan. He intends to assist Congress on tax measures as he resumes White House duties.
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Failure to Enforce Law Cited as Cause of Accidents
Washington reports the American Automobile Association adopting a nationwide appeal to combat violations of motor vehicle laws. The resolution links lax enforcement with political influence and notes jurisdictions abolishing enforcement saw improved safety records.
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Bluebonnet Maid of Those to Be Bade
Dalles, Texas April 4. Trene Caldwell a 22 year old brunette who kissed former Gov Al Amith of New York when she invited him to the Texas cellal two owiehe age said here today she would marry W H Coon a Dalhart rancher. Mise Cala selected on the Texas Bleebooret Girl by the central exposition of the centennial celebration would not say and ro ner when ceremony would take place Lf.
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Democrats Rally In Shrine Temple To Bolster Unity
Democrats in Montana gathered at a Bourbon pow-wow in the Shrine temple with 402 attendees. Speakers included Frank Wickham from Sioux Falls and Cedar Arrow of Shelby. They urged harmony within the party and a strong campaign effort for victory.
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Dumont Defense Opens in Butte Trial
In a mugger triad case from Deer Lodge, Robert Dumont and James Cromby face trial over the death of Frank Boyd. James Sullivan testified that Boyd argued over paying for beers at the White Swan resort, leading to a confrontation. Character witness Jack Conley and Dr. James Foreman provided testimony as the defense and court proceedings continued.
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Chaw Beef Trick in Broadway Parlor Raid
Four men robbed a Broadway bridge parlor in New York on April 4 stealing $511 after knotted water the trousers of 26 players. Their swimming hole game failed partly as they fled down stairs and a chair was thrown through a window attracting Patrolman John Larkin. Two suspects were arrested and two escaped along Riverside Drive.
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Losses From Storms Hit Southern Crops Millions
The Associated Press reports severe storms and cold across the south caused crop losses in the millions, with 41 deaths from the week’s tornadoes, 29 in Georgia, and extensive frost, flood, and frost damage from Arkansas to Georgia. Snow touched Chicago and northern states, while frost limited flood threats in the Ohio Valley.
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Mahan suspected in bid to hire plane for Spokane flight
In Butte on April 4, authorities and federal agents intensified a search for William Mahan after a highly described man tried to hire a private plane at the airport. Preston Ramsay, a local official, reported the encounter saying the traveler wanted a private slip and could only be a passenger. The plume of details remained uncertain.
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U S Chamber To Survey Oneness And Unrest
In Washington April 4, the Chamber of Commerce announced a survey tied to the unemployment problem as it faces a conflict with the Noosovelt administration. Assistant Chief Duggan opened an inquiry amid hints of a friendlier stance toward the administration and a push for closer cooperation at the April 27 30 chamber event.
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Naked truth about fan dancers stirs in San Diego week
In San Diego on April 4 a battle over official status of two fan dancer groups intensifies. The Western Federation of Fan Dancers and the Unified Pageant Dancers contend legitimacy as the Pan-Pacific exposition week tribute nears. Key figures include Carmen of Woolly World, Jandar of the rival faction, and Mian Carmenaid.
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Funds Cut Sentinel: Reclamation Aid Slashed in Six States
Washington April 4 73 Two new unexpended balances in the reclamation fund were cut today reducing the bureau's emergency relief share to 66702000 and affecting projects in all states. Executive order trimmed funds, with later reports noting further reductions from unobligated sums and no impact on public works appropriations.
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Arkansas Democrats Back Roosevelt at Philadelphia Nomination
Little Rock April 4 The state democratic committee instructs Arkansas delegation to back the renomination of President Roosevelt and Vice President Garner at the national convention in Philadelphia. Delegation includes Senator Joel J. Robinson expected as permanent chairman.
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Lent ends with urge to give up Hoffman forever
Just a Minute column from Santa Monica notes a Lent pledge to give up public figures. The writer jokes about giving up Governor Hoffman permanently amid recent sensational developments, praising brisk justice in the state and deriding slow trials. The piece blends humor with political commentary and local sentiment.
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Hugh Johnson
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Jersey
New Remedy For Spring Fever Advised By Doctor
Dr Karl A Meyer superintendent of Cook County Hospital suggests remedies for spring fever. Include plenty of fresh fruits vegetables and milk in your diet and drink water. Spring fever is a weariness that follows a long winter and a shortage of sunshine and vitamins.
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Karl A. Meyer
Cook County Hospital
Nine German priests sentenced in Payson smuggling case
In Krefeld Germany on April 4 nine priests of a Catholic order in the Rhineland city were sentenced to 18 to 42 months in prison and fined for smuggling foreign exchange.
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Hoover lashes out at the New Deal in Fort Wayne speech
Former President Herbert Hoover denounces the New Deal as a threat to private liberty and clear thinking in a public address to Young Republicans and a Gospel Temple audience in Fort Wayne Indiana. He warns civilization advances when critical faculty remains free and unpolluted.
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Governor Holt Addresses Banquet in Havre
Governor Eimer Holt spoke on Montana water policy linking national and regional development programs at a Havre Chamber of Commerce banquet attended by over 200 residents. Mrs Holt joined him as guest of honor. The day included a Boy Scout event, a local reception, and tours of Northern Montana College CCC camp and the branch experimentation station.
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Easter Season Stimulates Business In Week Ended April 1
Washington reports Easter season boosted business as commerce department notes substantial advance in the week ended April 1 from 23 days of survey. Demand in food sectors also rose, aiding overall activity.
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Senate votes to override veto on seed loan measure
Washington April 4 Senate Agriculture Committee votes to urge the Senate to override President Roosevelt's veto of a 600 million seed loan bill. Western senators urged Farm Credit and Relief agencies to guarantee loans to farmers on relief. Wheeler of Montana aims to bring the issue to the floor Monday as $36.4 million was authorized for 1939 seed loans.
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