American minister McDowell dies at Irish banquet
William Wallace McDowell, American minister to the Irish Free State, collapsed at a Dublin banquet in his honor and died. President De Valera and Irish officials expressed shock as medics failed to revive him. The banquet, a cheerful social event, ended abruptly with the sudden death of the Montanan transplant.
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World News In Gist From The Associated Means
A garbled world brief notes varied items from Washington to Geneva. Topics include a stork exchange plan for a control board, a Detroit motor strike settlement, and a high holding company matter. London asks Germany about armament plans and Britain cites tensions over Japan.
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Death of M Dowell Shocks Montana and Party
Reports from Montana and national figures mourn the loss of William Wallace McDowell a longtime Democratic leader described as unselfish faithful and principled. Governors editors and public officials laud his loyalty honesty and public service in reactions from Helena Lewistown and beyond, noting his death during a time of Irish and Montana ties.
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United States Battle Fleet Sails for Atlantic Mission
The bulk of the U S naval force of 13 000 men moved from Pacific bases to the Atlantic coast under war conditions. Grand maneuvers are planned through the Caribbean in early May with a view to a presidential review in New York around May 12.
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Governor Poindexter to plead for sugar in Washington visit
Governor Joseph Poindexter announced he would leave for Washington within two weeks to press for sugar legislation and territorial matters. He aims to invite President Roosevelt to Hawaii, meet his nephew in New York, and visit old friends in Molona and Butte on the return trip to Honolulu.
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Anti lynching bill faces Senate opposition in Congress
Washington April 9 A quiet clash emerged to block the Coatigan Wagner anti lynching bill from a vote after Senate Judiciary committee approval. The measure would shift investigation and prosecution of mob cases from state to federal authorities and impose penalties if officers hand prisoners to lynchers.
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Three men missing after boat capsizes on Hauser Lake
Search parties scoured Hauser Lake Sunday for Ernest Goettlich, Bert Allinson, and Martin Ernest after an overturned boat was found near French Bar at 7:45 a.m. Tom Peasley and Chauncey Butler located the craft. Volunteers, led by Sheriff Parsons and assisted by city firemen and deputies, worked all day with nearly a dozen boats though winds and rough water halted activity. Two caps, a glove, and a T. O. K. garage receipt floated nearby. Sheriff Parsons flew over the area in a plane piloted by Red Morrison seeking leads.
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Governor Pledges Faith in 10 Colleges
Governor Frank H. Cooney addressed a Montana student convocation at Montana State College, pledging continued state support for education amid economic strains. He told Montanans who pay taxes finance elementary and higher schools and dismissed fears about funding, stressing pride in the system and the need for public confidence.
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Montana
Frank H. Cooney
Montana State College
Stricter Regulation Of Exchanges Debated In Senate
Washington April 9. Senate banking committee backed shifting stock market control from the Federal Trade Commission and Federal Reserve to a new independent commission proposed by Richard Whitney. Proponents plan a floor battle to restore the measure to its original rigidity.
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Plot in Rumania to Dynamite Cathedral Plot in Rumania to Dynamite
A rumored plan to bomb the Dominska Halacha cathedral in Bucharest during an orthodox midnight service aimed to kill King Carol the crown prince and government members. Authorities attributed the alleged plot to Colonel Preakup of the Romanian general staff and suspected Mme Magda Lupenco as an ally. The affair was kept secret from the public during Easter holidays.
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Motor Parts Makers End Walkout Amid Automotive Deal
Detroit based Motor Products workers return to jobs easing 18 000 Hudson layoffs. Agreement secures 10 percent raise, seniority protections, and arbitration for disputes. Muskegon Campbell Wyant and Cannon foundry staff also walked out, complicating mediation efforts.
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Attitude of Russ and Japs Will Bear on World Disarmament
Geneva April 3 Russia and Japan took vital positions on disarmament as the steering committee of the moribund world disarmament conference prepared to meet. Relations in the Orient were strained as each watched the others arms moves, Japan having withdrawn from the league and Russia remaining outside. The committee will decide if the conference, stalled since Germany withdrew, can be reconvened, with Britain likely pressing France to reduce arms as a condition for progress.
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Farm Mortgage Act May Get That House
Representative Triax of Ohio predicted the Frazier Lemke farm mortgage bill would be paused by the House despite Speaker Rainey’s pledge. The petition for the measure gathered 62 House signers including Monaghan of Montana.
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Survey on Milk Through Nation 15 Coming Up
Washington April 9 The farm administration announced a survey starting in 600 elites to determine whether the children of the country are getting enough milk. The designated elites include Hutte Mont.
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Washington
Farm Administration
Hutte, Mont
Pope Pius Praises Work of the Press in Holy Year
Pope Pius praised the world press as a vital mission to transmit thoughts of humanity. He spoke to foreign correspondents from 26 nations in the Constatoria hall, calling newspapers a key element in the Holy Year's wide resonance and noting a new religious spirit on earth.
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Dr Wirt to face inquisitors in Gary inquiry
Washington April 9. Hoan Democrats completed prep for Dr William A Wirt appearance tomorrow by telling the Gary Indiana educator he must answer questions or face contempt charge The witness was asked to name advisers who had told him President Roosevelt was the Kerensky of this revolution The House floor debate revealed Democratic stance as Mc Fadden said the inquiry would be narrow and O'Connor warned Wirt about naming brain trust advisors The committee of three Democrats and two Republicans prepares for testimony and possible confrontation
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Fragments From An Irvine Letter On President and Photos
A missive from Monica, California, dated April 1, discusses the absence of the president and the rumored Dillinger manhunt. The writer jokes about politicians and photographers, hinting at images of a leader being captured and mocked by the press. The tone remains skeptical and satirical about campaign coverage.
Johnson shifts NRA duties to general staff for efficiency
Washington April 8 Hugh S Johnson transferred bulk of NRA authority to a core general staff with an administrative officer Lieut Col George A Lynch to approve codes run the office and handle routine matters freeing Johnson to tackle industrial relations labor codes and related problems. Hobart services set for Wednesday in Los Angeles for B A Hobart owner of apartment houses and former Montana mining figure who died of a heart attack leaving a widow two sons and a sister.
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Hugh S. Johnson
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Recovery Administration
West Point
George A. Lynch
Johnson
Hobart
Los Angeles
B. A. Hobart
Butte, Mont
Alma McRoberts
Rock Jatand
Belgium face clash as blue shirts rise in power
Brussels April 9 political clashes rose around a nationalist group called the blue shirts. A communist was killed and more than twenty injured as rioting erupted when the blue shirts demanded action. The government ordered quick parliamentary motion to ban wearing political uniforms by any group.
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Blue Shirts
Belgium
Marietta Fire Under Control After Severe Blaze
Marietta officials estimate losses at 300000 after a spectacular fire menaced the business district but was brought under control in the early hours today.
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San Francisco Nudist Camp Sanctioned Rules Proposed
Dr J C Geiger announces 10 sanitary rules for a planned nudist camp in San Francisco. Regulations require brick or cement 20 foot walls, weed removal, medical examinations for all participants, and measures to protect public sensibilities while safeguarding health.
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Roosevelt lauds Red Cross efforts in aid work
Washington April 9 President Roosevelt sent a message to the Red Cross annual convention praising the organization for fostering a sense of responsibility in misfortune among the people and noting the activities may have far reaching effects beyond what is visible.
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Red Cross
Roosevelt
Bishop Cannon Trial Over Misappropriation Case
Washington April 9 Bishop James Gannon Jr faced a jury on charges he diverted funds raised for Alfred E. Smith to his own use while Ada Burroughs, secretary of a Virginia anti Smith committee, stood trial alongside him. The case centers on a 1928 campaign and a $60,100 contribution from FG Tamerson of New York. Justice Peyton Gordon presiding.
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James Gannon, Jr
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District of Columbia Supreme Court
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Smith
New York
Worbert Hoover
Hiahtop Cannon
Misa Bureroughs
FG. Tameron
Peyton Gordon
Answers on Etiquette Booklets Offer Modern Manners Guide
Questions and answers cover divorce names invitations visiting cards posture at rides handshakes and town etiquette. The Washington Information Bureau offers a booklet titled Modern Manners for ten cents plus handling charge, with director Yredarte I. Haskin.
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