21 Apr 1933
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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1933
Page
1
International headlines pivot on a single presidential decree as Washington rallies to an economic picture shift. Prime Minister MacDonald prepares to meet President Roosevelt in New York, while global markets react to rapid policy changes amid ongoing conferences and diplomatic outreach.
Fragmentary will filing notes the bulk of Clark's estate going to widow Maw Phebed Wyman and other heirs. The document references a New Year dated instrument, farm operations, and beneficiaries but many names and details are garbled or missing.
The report notes rapid gains in silver with prices near sixty cents in a volatile session. Heavy trading volumes appear at the National Metal Exchange as futures and spot prices move, led by sharp activity in May and March futures and broad market interest.
Dispatches report a provisional Japanese authority established in occupied territory to preserve peer antaries. Messages imply involvement of Chinese participants and reference events around 1942. The scene notes tensions between Chinese forces and the new administration as it consolidates control.
Heavy snow across Wyoming disrupted Burlington trains causing delays and service adjustments. Snow piled up on tracks and power lines, prompting temporary suspensions while crews cleared lines and power equipment. Officials reported reduced speeds as snow intensified in the region, with some trains resuming after service was restored.
Washington report says President Tansevelt approved creation of 28 conservation camps in western states, with Montana adding 25 camps each housing about 200 men. Camps aim to reforest forests and provide employment, as officials outline funding and operations from the labor secretary.
The trial features state experts declaring Mas Judd 15 sane as Winnie Hath and Agnes Anne Leval are central to the case. Paul Havers of Angled argues insanity but authorities contend the killer feigned mental illness to escape accountability. The court weighs evidence from multiple witnesses and court records as the jury considers intent and responsibility.
Fragmentary report tells of a dog named Atie Hale loyal to a deaf mistress Mia Tahnsen who died recently. The aged pedigree dog reportedly waited by her side, showing apparent grief as caretakers and trainers described the devotion and bond between pet and owner.
Notations claim two Arizona flyers are missing after a morning incident near Phoets fou dos tea wer. Authorities, including Gov. Merite, mobilized search operations as several crew members were detained.
Shaky three year economy hosts new themes inflation and cheaper commodities as the public weighs possible gains. Analysts say higher wages and better prices could unlock employment growth while households monitor cost trends and policy signals from markets and government.
A Washington observer reports a bright meteor seen to fall near Seattle on April 20. Witnesses described a large, widespread flash with multiple sightings over a wide area and a vibration like an earthquake lasting several seconds.
Washington April 20 The inflation bill aimed at expanding credit by three billion dollars through the Federal Reserve faced sharp GOP opposition in the Senate with fears of delay. Senator Thomas proposed an amendment to empower the president to adjust currency via the Fed, outlining three methods including treasury notes, bonds and silver standard options to expand the currency and stabilize value.
Washington April 29 the administration unveiled its controlled inflation program seeking 9 billion dollars to expand currency with added gold content and authorize open market operations by the Federal Reserve to inject liquidity into banks and funding channels. President Roosevelt faces swift action as advisers urge immediate changes to money channels and banker cooperation to stimulate commerce and industry.
A bank raid in southeastern South Dakota left one man dead and two others wounded. Robbers abducted a cashier and a customer, fleeing in a car after shooting the bank manager and another witness. police pursued but information is limited. Witnesses describe armed gunmen forcing victims to the street as they escaped.
Los Angeles report: Daisy Devor completed an 18 month prison sentence and received five years of probation for grand theft from actress Ming Bevo. Devor was accused of stealing property while employed as a secretary.
Washington April 4000 Roosevelt outlines an entrenchment bill to expand credit through Federal Reserve financing or treasury notes, aiming to avoid rising national debt while stabilizing currency. Provisions include potential gold dollar adjustment and a large payment to settle international debts, plus presidential authority to accept funds for debt relief, signaling inflation control and currency reform. West Coast timber groups say the plan benefits Oregon and Washington during a critical industry downturn.
A hectic session swept through New York finance as share values rose to new highs for 1933. Analysts noted heavy buying and widespread speculation with large capital flows from abroad. The dollar fell further in foreign exchange, and investors sought profits amid rising prices. (Continued on Page 2).
President Roosevelt urged Congress to grant new authority to slash government spending in the 1944 fiscal year. He proposed canceling existing government contracts, suspending extra military pay, and automating civilian exits for certain veterans. The budget message, delivered by Director Lewis Douglas, calls for reshaping how agencies operate and reallocating funds to reduce the overall appropriation.
A field report describes water in the airplane's fuel tank forcing Col. Lindbergh to turn back near Washington. Mechanical trouble followed, with water contamination noted and the engine briefly failing. Lindbergh and his wife were diverted to avoid danger, while investigators inspected the aircraft and fueled concerns about the transcontinental flight.
A fragmented report references a disturbance involving a person nicknamed Bossie near a radio site. Local residents object to alleged actions by officials and a council committee. Moving banishment and relocation questions surface amid unclear connecting events.
Collier confirmed today as guardian of Indians after a senate vote. The action follows the remiss of Jah Cohen of Calvarndy to be commotional of Indian artitle a4.
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