Pensions Defeated In House After Bitter Vote
The House Democratic machine pushed through the social security bill amid sharp debate and 56 votes for final passage. Republicans complained of a steamroller tactic as 24 amendments were rejected, including proposals by Townsend and Linden for old age pensions. A vote to remove old-age annuities financed by payroll taxes failed, while Townsend’s pension amendment drew attention in the gallery as the session continued.
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World News In Gist From The Anadaura Press
A compact survey of international affairs with brief mentions across Washington London and European capitals. Topics include U S policy plans, European reactions, calls for rearmament, leadership pleas, and regional security concerns amid unsettled diplomacy.
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Anadaura
General Johnson Defends NRA as Middle-of-Road System
Washington reports General Johnson defending the NRA as a middle-of-the-road mechanism during a Senate Finance Committee hearing. He argued NRA checks tendencies toward government or communism and called for a balanced recovery act framework while urging continued practical coordination and industry reform.
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NRA
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John
Serious labor trouble in British Columbia
Corbin, British Columbia, saw police and mounted detachment deployed after clashes between striking miners and police left scores injured. Hundreds of miners from other areas were reportedly en route to Corbin to join the unrest and pressure the situation.
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Wilson Says Loss by Dust 15 Catastrophe
In Ameria Texas AP reports Wilson argues a 15 catastrophe loss from dust requires permanent control measures. He notes national energy and agricultural impacts and calls for a coordinated response to prevent future disasters.
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Lloyd George Bares Plans for New Deal to Pass Soon
London April 18. David Lloyd George outlined his New Deal program to the cabinet today as observers noted the vast public works core might gain adoption. The plan faces opposition from Neville Chamberlain and the governing party as it seeks to finance national development via an internal loan.
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London
David Lloyd George
Neville Chamberlain
Eaxenaguar
Lioye George
Women Lose Rights Under Nazi Regime
Istanbul reports allege of a drastic removal of women’s rights under the Nazi regime. The event involves a gathering by the Women’s International Congress with representatives from multiple nations. The group claims 800 delegates and 35 nations attended as the meeting opened.
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Istanbul
Fragmentary Editorial Snippet Echoes War Talk and News Frustration
A garbled passage features scattered phrases about Europe and conflict, mockingly noting expected dramatic action and a claim of switching to real news. The text references unnamed individuals and a sentiment of dissatisfaction with current reporting.
Pioneer Montana Woman Called At Hospital Here
Miss Karsh K. Mower, 65, longtime Power family member and early Montana settler, died at St. Joseph’s hospital after a long illness. Born near Dubuque, she came west with brothers, settled in Fort Benton and Helena, living most recently with relatives in Port Newton and the Blackstone apartments. She was closely associated with T. C. Power and J. M. Power, figures in Helena society. Continued on Page 27.
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Power Springs
Dubuque
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Port Newton
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John Lower
Mrs Becker Elected President of D A R
Washington April 14 UP Mrs Willian A Becker of Summit Minnesota was elected president general in today s balloting by a vote of 1436 to 619 The election over Dr Park Myers Gillentine of Chattanooga Tennessee marks a triumph for the present D A R administration era Becker carried her entire state by a large majority and won the power nationally
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Public feud over relief funds halts projects in two states
Administration spokesmen clashed with Senator Long of Louisiana and Governor Talmadge of Georgia over public works and relief funds. Four Louisiana projects were kept from starting while four Georgia projects were cancelled. Secretary Ickes accused Long of poor judgment, and relief administration in Louisiana moved from Governor Allen to federal control.
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Georgia
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Georgia Governor Talmadge Predicts Third Party Ticket
Atlanta reports Governor Eugene Talmadge called President Roosevelt an extreme radical and forecast a third party ticket in the 1936 election. His attacks drew swift backlash from Washington lawmakers and led to cancellation of four Georgia allotments totaling 210 000 by Ickes. He denounced New Deal programs and warned the administration would collapse within a year and a half.
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Eugene Talmauge
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Ickes
Georgia
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New Deal
Bremer ransom notes put into evidence
In St. Papal on April 18 the death threatening ransom notes demanding up to 200000 were introduced in the Edward G. Bremer abduction trial. Adolph Bremer Sr testified of receiving them as his son remained 21 days captive, voice breaking with anguish over the missing years.
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Edward G. Bremer
Adolph Bremer
Bulgarian cabinet resigns as opposition chiefs held
A feverish day of arrests and resignations in Sofia ends with Premier Petko Blatev’s government stepping down and King Boris II promising a new cabinet. Reports from the provinces speak of violence and arrests of opposition leaders. Former Premiers include Klmon Guteralefe and Alexander Zankeft amid crowd scenes at Mlovchy station. Zankeft and four others were interned after a parade to Uny St Anastasia Inland. Gendarme and cavalry dispersed crowds with bayonets.
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Vuleoria
Petko
Klmon Guteralefe
Alexander Zankeft
Zankeft
Mlovchy
Uny St. Anastasia
Winchsen
Italians and British Act
Great Britain and Italy warned Germany to respect the demilitarized Rhine region and protested against League of Nations censure of German rearmament. Ambassadors presented the Stresa accord while Munich officials prepared a formal protest over Locarno obligations. Berlin awaited further diplomatic exchanges as Balkans unrest persisted following the Bulgarian cabinet crisis.
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Georgia
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Jon
Utah State Officer Faces Grave Charge
Salt Lake City April 18 Milton H. Welling secretary of state and former congressman of Utah is charged in two felony complaints with failing to turn over state funds to the treasurer and presenting a false claim. The complaints signed by City Judge M J Bronson and County Attorney Harold B K Wallace. Welling probably will be arraigned tomorrow.
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Borah Denounces League Over Versailles Pact Demand
Senator William Borah accused the League of Nations of spinelessness in pressuring Germany to meet Versailles terms. He introduced a bill to bar American funds from flowing into foreign war coffers as he addressed the Senate, criticizing the council as an independent body with flawed power.
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Candidacy of Hoover Remains in Grave Court
Washington April 14 AP Speculation over Werbert Hoover's intentions follows his recent travels as GOP leaders assess 1936 prospects. Analysts say Hoover cannot alter his political future and may remain a looming factor in party strategy. Democratic leaders condemn Georgia Governor Talmadge's radical label and third party warning, while Congressional figures call his attack on Roosevelt unlikely to gain traction.
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Washington
Werbert Hoover
William Allan White
Emporia
Kaneze
Frank Mere
Ameri
Modern Houses At Little Cost
A government booklet offers forty practical plans for single family dwellings with exterior sketches floor plans and economical construction tips. Sixteen state agricultural colleges cooperated in the designs and the kitchens plans are approved by home economics experts to maximize efficiency at minimum cost. The Helena Independent Washington Information Bureau provides working drawings from state sericultural colleges for ten cents plus printing and handling, delivered to your door.
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State Agricultural Colleges
Farm House Plans booklet request from Washington office
The Helena Independent Information Bureau forwards a request from Director Frederic J. Haskin for a copy of the Farm House Plans booklet. The note instructs sending ten contés wrapped for mailing to Washington, D.C.
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Publigan plan to raise funds for 1936 Republican drive
New York April 18 officers of the national committee outlined a nation wide fund raising drive to rehabilitate the Republican party for the 1936 presidential elections. The opening was set for Monday in Manhattan with campaigns in New York state Pennsylvania Illinois Ohio and New Jersey planned soon.
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New Jersey
Allegations of Coercion by Japanese in Manchoukuo
In Mukden the American consul general opened an inquiry into coercion of American interests following the Manchoukuo oil monopoly. Reports from Antung and Japanese agents claim native workers at a Standard Oil warehouse were forced to sign monopoly reports. A U S protest seeks to keep the Far East open to American exports, calling out violations of treaty obligations.
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Far East
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Contempt charge hits Maury and Krogman in Montana case
April 18 reports Herman Krogman editor of the Montana Bulletin was found guilty of contempt for circulating statements in a bill about pending federal flood cases against the Northern Pacific railroad. He was fined 106 dollars. Judge Pray ordered a transcript to Warriot attorney for scrutiny and said the district attorney may consider action against Maury for possible obstruction of justice. Maury represents plaintiffs in several Wibaux flood actions.
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H. J. Maury
Butte
Charles Norray
Warriot
Krogman
Montana Bulletin
Hig H Andbill
Wibaux
Northern Pacific Railroad
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Butta
Gunteras Indicted in Kidnapping Case
Havana April 18 Antonio Gulteras former secretary of War navy and interior and a dozen other leftist leaders were indicted today for the $300,000 kidnapping of Eutimio Falla Runat on April 3. Gulteras was believed in Miami after conferring with other leaders.
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Relief crisis in Idaho prompts officials plea for aid
Coeur d'Alene Idaho April 18 relief distribution worsened as relief office closed. Mayor J K Cos county officials and others telegrammed Senator Pope and Representative Compton for larger allotments as unemployment relief moves to the area from Post Falls Spirit Lake and Rathdrum. Picketing followed a riot that halted only after ten police were called.
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