Roosevelt plea drives pacific retreat order to cut Atlantic visit
Washington reports an order to withdraw the Pacific fleet to the west coast, shortening an Atlantic tour by five weeks. The move aims to quiet tensions in Germany and prevent provoking a wider naval crisis, while Secretary Swanson and US officials weigh implications for Anglo American naval balance and potential German actions. The sequence follows Roosevelt's appeal to adversaries and amid hopes for a peace bias in Europe.
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Pacific
Atlantic
Roosevelt
Europe
Exrco
Germany
Bcy
Tealtle
Great Hellaln
Hamt
Swanson
Ezeru
Butte Taxi Driver Kidnapped Again After Three Years
In Butte on April 15, 62-year-old taxi driver William Joe Pauline was abducted at gunpoint en route to south Butte after leaving a parlor. He described being forced further south before rescue or aid, detailing a prior kidnapping within three years and a police/FBI interview follows.
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Butte
Louis Lawrences
Butte Walter
William Joe Pauline
Paulise
Apenerr
Duho
Ved
Hig Borve
Tolice
Jack Deggan
F.B.I. Offteerd
Thie
Pauline
Klef
Alial
Cheer
South Butte
Hamid
Deadly Oklahoma tornado sweeps northwest region
A spring tornado ripped across northwest Oklahoma early today, killing seven and injuring 33 or more. It began near Vici then struck Hopeton and Waynoka, smashing nearly every building. multiple victims named include Me Bessia Wendel, Oscar Hartman, and others as the storm disrupted Alva area.
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Capron
Okla
Oklahoma
Vici
Hopeton
Here
Bessia Wendel
Waynoka
Wlin
Woods County
Waynoka Nigh School
Oscar Hartman
Near
Alva
Teglon
Marzman
Alta Americas Legion Auxiliary
Louiss Sareman
Anpho
Muge
Opening for a new pact in President's declaration
London reports President Roosevelt proposing a 10 year non aggression pact as Britain France show openness to mediation. Hitler and Mussolini allies reportedly discuss replies while Goering teams with Mussolini in Rome amid rising tensions with Poland and Danzig.
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Great Britain
France
Jean Sheriff Becomes Two Millionth Fair Visitor
Miss Jean Sheriff daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Sheriff of Velena stepped off a ferry at Treasure Island yesterday to greet the two millionth visitor to the Golden Gate International exposition. Expedition officials greeted the Helena girl and presented her with more than 20 gifts. the exposition opened February 18 according to an Associated Press dispatch last night.
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Jean Sheriff
Fred Sherif
Velena
Treasure Laland
Helena
Hungary Romania Seek Improved Ties Amid Minority Treaty Talks
Relations between Hungary and Romania show signs of thaw as Budapest curbs concentration of troops near the Moldavian frontier and a high level meeting between Hungarian Premier Bardossy and Romania's prime minister Armand Calinescu follows a conciliatory Hungarian parliament address. Romania agrees to suspend further troop concentrations while awaiting a multi party minority treaty basis.
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Tanz Tio Bardosay
Armand Callnesci
Bardossy
Count Blepien Caaky
Hungary
Romania
Metaler
Count Caaky
Foreign Affairs Committees
Deblia
Winh
Hordera
Itumanii
Bardomy
Rumania
Helena High to Show Textile Art Exhibition
Helena high school art department led by Robert Sariett announces a year opening show of textile art from France to Japan. The display, nightly 7 to 9:30, runs Monday through Thursday in the school with open public viewing Tuesday evening around the senior class ceremony. Pieces include hand blocked woodblock linoleum prints batik and sap cloth specimens from multiple continents.
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Helena
Robert Sar
Ett
Wole
France
Kingland
Austria
Scandipagie
Dali
Java
Moxico
Samoa
Japan
Hitler May Reject Roosevelt World Conference Appeal
Berlin reports indicate Adolf Hitler intends to reject President Roosevelt's appeal for a world conference and a ten-year non aggression pledge with Germany and Italy. The reaction across Munich and Berlin favors a firm stand, with German press arguing the peace message was directed to the wrong address.
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Adolf Hitler
Roosevelt
Munich
Hiller
Thlephone
Aving
Rome
Muswollnt
Deutsche Tirnst
Fuehrer
Joachtm
Wixad
Cueunl
W J Hartwig Helena Pioneer Taken by Death
W J Hartwig a prominent Helena figure died at his residence in Tony Beach Callo of heart disease. Born in Muse Germany in 1861 he trained in Omaha and moved via Missouri river steamboat to Helena in 1874. He ran a barber shop, then entered insurance, Hawkers Lilt supervisor at Des Moines, later grocery and candy businesses and owned the Orpheum theater. He served as alderman and won a Lewis and Clark award in 1908.
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Melena
Misortel
Helena
Tony
Beach
Callo
Hartwig
Muse
Germany
Oniaha
Nch
Omslur
Port Menton
Frans Fort
Helena Hotod
Iran
Hawkers Lilt Company
Des Moines
Norway Royal Couple Reception Committee Appointed
Nearly 600 residents from across Manning join a wide reception committee for Crown Prince Olaf and Princess Martha of Norway arriving May 2. Montana delegates and prominent residents will help plan a state wide welcome honoring the Scandinavian guests and the Treasure State.
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Norway
Crown Prince
Olay
Martha
T. O. Harmoted
Chamber of Commerce
Manning
Montana
Mautanutty
Othrefrton
Estate Bequeaths Six Thousand To White Poodle In Norfolk Vic
An early 20th century notice reports a $6,000 estate bequeathed to a white poodle in Norfolk Victoria. The will of Sarah Rebecca is probated, with the estate directed to a man named Arthur Dery. The muddled text reflects a deceased person and a bequest tied to a dog, with fragmented names and places.
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Vic
Krisko Witito
Mary
Bitcher's
Wan Gion & Wis
Ars
Sarah Tebecca Ison
Nere
Vrisky'n Heath
Gary
Mtbert Dery
Neighlone
Wiig
Senator Wheeler Serves as Substitute Best Man at Edward Wheeler Wedding
New Philadelphia Ohio April 15 Senator Horton K Wheeler of Montana acted as substitute best man at the wedding of his son Edward Wendall Wheeler of Washington DC to Charlotte Dean Sharp of New Philadelphia The ceremony followed by a reception at Union Country club and a two week honeymoon to Hermida The couple will reside in Washington where Wheeler is associated with the law firm Kirkland Fleming Green Maclin and Jesus Edwards graduate of George Washington and Harvard The bride attended Flora Blount Mather College Western Reserve and George Washington The wedding party included Wheeler siblings and relatives from Washington New Haven Detroit Dover and other cities in attendance at Flint Peshy to ring church.
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Ohio
USA
Horton K. Wheeler
Montana
Edward Wendall Wheeler
Washington, D. C
Charlotte Dean Sharp
John Leonard Wheeler
Lod Angles
Hin Piano
Flint Peshy
Dev. K. Krankaly
Brite
Emmett. Sharp
Union Country Club
Hermida
Washington
Wheeler
Law
New Haven
Danny Misa Dacathy Haney Latta
George Cutten Edwards, Jr
Detroit
Frank Cummings Cook, Jr
David Kildy Tonmog
Dover
Frank Held
Aurora
Parcy Russell
Howeard Vesey
Gerard Helly
David Addy Tuomey
Edward Elgin
Rumor of a new coup by Italy and Spain spreads
Tangier reports and well informed sources claim Italy and Spain plan a coup in North Africa under British Gibraltar rule. Hundreds of Italian soldiers arrived recently in Tangier dressed to blend in, joining Spanish troops from Spanish Morocco. About 3000 fascists are said to be meeting with Italians and receiving joint training. French authorities monitor and prepare for all eventualities. Two French detachments at Tangier’s park are kept ready.
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ATJ
Rumara
Maly
Spain
Gibraltar
Tangier
Spanish Morocco
Tanglor's Park
Reception in Italy Weekend of Mixed Signals on Roosevelt Plan
Rome April 15. President Roosevelt urged Britain to seek a 10 year anti aggression guarantee. Mussolini met with Goering as fascists showed limited support for the proposal. Italians and diplomats doubt acceptance, with an oblique reply likely. The official agency notes continued debate on Italy and Germany’s role in world affairs.
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Europe
Neenherhed
Willersinto
Rome
Roosevelt
Brunto Mussolini
Adolf Hitler
Italy
Mussolini
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
Germany
Marsolini
Rondavelt
Tatiana
Lkely
France’s hopes rise for avoiding war through new pacts
Paris reports indicate France’s peace appeal and growing prospects of luring the Soviet Union into a defensive alliance against the Rome Berlin axis. Negotiations aim to win over Russia while Britain France guarantee support for Poland and Romania. Moscow would supply materiel and food during a conflict but not deploy troops.
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Roanevait
Clare
Tussis
Noland
Burcenta
Neela
Rovenfell
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Soviat Union
Olution Fo
Avvluliven
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Warsaw
Moscow
Roosevelt asks Hitler and Mussolini for eleven years peace pledge
Washington reports President Roosevelt urged Hitler and Mussolini to promise ten years of uninterrupted peace to avert a global crisis. He proposed a world council to end armament burdens and ensure free access to raw materials, while cautioning that the dictators must avoid war. The appeal, delivered at a late night press conference, seeks a frank policy statement from each regime to prevent outbreak, with further notes on colonial actions and potential aggression.
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Roosevelt
Hitler
Mussolini
Vielima
Tharen Natloty
Butane
Africa
Propia
Lam
Helena dog seeks world record in pup production
Haro Gareett of the tighsay Arpariawnt searches record books to woo if his German shorthaired pointer female dog can claim the world record for litter size. He claims 14 offspring from four matings with nine mates and four females. Both dogs are registered with the American Field club and hope to register their annals with the American Kennel Club.
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Haro Gareett
Tighsay
Ed Quimby
Sane Organization
Asereltan Kenoel Club
Italy Reassures Yugoslavia and Greece on Albania
Kore April 15 A chamber session in which Foreign Minister Count Ciano pledged Italy will not threaten Yugoslavia or Greece and reiterated cooperation. He told Chamberlain and British officials that Italy seeks no inroads on neighbors’ independence, while confirming the status quo in the Mediterranean and Albania’s vassal ties to the Axis. The remarks followed Mussolini’s earlier power signals and suggested a cautious Italian line ahead of Franco’s Madrid march.
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Mary’ King
Pretier Munsolind
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Doe
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Count Galestro Cieco
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Franco
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Spain
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