Washington Disappointed at Reaction to Roosevelt Peace Plea
Washington reports indicate officials remain hopeful for peace after Roosevelt’s anti aggression appeal, though Mussolini’s stance dampens expectations. Government aides note limited room for compromise and warn of heightened defense concerns as Allied leaders press Europe for a restraining accord. Senator Greens says the United States will aid allies and keep pressure on Germany while rallying support at home.
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Mussolini
Roosevelt
State Department
Leatt
Pope Muett
Teaser
Ins
Hitler
Gersany
Heogerelt
Wile
Europe
Young Father Appeals for Home For His Children
An April report from Oakland describes Angele Ferremin a young shtyard worker seeking a couple to adopt his two boys Frank 4 and Charles 8 after his wife died in February. He hopes a childless couple can provide love and stability, noting he has struggled to support them and fears imposing on friends. He asks for a suitable home with care and education in better circumstances.
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Allt
Angele Ferremin
Feerendo
Gevesleve
Pertenra
Frank
Charles
Tolsa
Huge Hitler Birthday Parade Displays Nazi Might
The Associated West Berlin reports Hitler celebrated his 50th birthday with Germanys largest military parade. About 40,090 soldiers marched and planes roared before hundreds of thousands along Berlin’s Avenue of Splendor. Observers noted attendees included 20 nation delegations led by Field Marshal Wilhelm Keitel and Grand Admiral Erich Raeder. (Continued on Page 4)
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Reichswehrer
Hitler
Berlin
Suy
Harlin
Stutt Wirh Bint
Fa Uke
Techniiney School
Marstel Mermang
Wilhelm Guering
Erich Vaeder
Ataft
Tai
Favelgn Mitt
Tniyvallaches Elamnzed
Retin
United States
Baltimore steel worker arrested in gruesome torso murder
Baltimore reporters detail the arrest of steelworker Tarquila Tarquinto, 44, for the dismemberment of Nix Housekeeper Mes Myelyte Rice. The body parts were found in a garden, sewer, and yard. a coroner inquest was ordered with jury action pending. The accused allegedly confessed and a New York pathologist aids in reconstruction.
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Miienilo Alareg Tarquinto
Sledowrker
Tater
Eirter
Rovert Posranton Aald ‘Tarquinta
Evelyn New
Dublin
Er Hoda
Tarquinta
Joby A. Janatzke
Charles W. Wood
New York
Harrison Stanford Martland
Tarquidlo
Hice
Milaning
Oldest Pensioner Got That Way by Minding Business
Raton Rover Ian Webster reports on Toulatana welfare officials unsure about the 120 year old former alive known as Hoos oldest pensioner nicknamed Chile Sam. The tale claims his longevity comes from minding his own business as he stays sharp and independent.
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Raton Rover
Ian
Toulatana
Ff Bam Webster
On- Hoos
Rey
Chile
Sam
Anya
Bill to Extend Monetary Powers Sparks House Debate
Washington April 26 Amid republican warnings of inflation and democratic claims the administration must cope with international crisis a bill to extend monetary powers faced a five hour House debate. Representatives Rankin and Erberbarter urged using powers to aid farmers as opponents warned of credit inflation if enacted and a devaluation clause was discussed. The measure would extend authority and stabilize funds through June 1941 with a $2 billion fund and new dollar devaluation powers amid wartime strain.
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Washington
Republicran
Welrkaen
Rankin Minn
Ingue
Transuer
Counties receive 45528 for school needs
Miss Muth Meardon, state superintendent, orders 45528 apportioned to St Montane counties under provisions of the past legislative session. The measure, introduced by Rep. Br. Sorte, transfers 75000 from the state school fund to the common school equalization fund to provide added aid to school-poor counties amid economic strain and tax concerns.
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Muth Meardon
Yeaterday
St Montane
Br. J. Sorte
Nanicle
Mussolini cites Rome 1942 fair as peace proof
Rome April 20 Mussolini told directors that a 1942 world exposition in Rome proves Italy expects at least three years of peace and dismissed Roosevelt’s 10 year non aggression plan as absurd He noted grand designs and warned against committing to such vast undertakings while signaling uncertainty over a reply to Roosevelt The article continues on page 27.
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Fremier Mussolini
Italy
Roosevelt
Dipart- Mon
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Rome-Herlin
Miler
Germany
Helena Teachers Reelected and Bond Refund Plan
All Helena school teachers were reelected at the board of trustees meeting. T. H. Macdonald was reappointed chairman with A. C. Ford as vice chairman. Special officers reelected include J. J. McBride as clerk J. W. Howle as custodian and engineer Avie Carter as secretary to the superintendent. The board canvassed votes from the recent uncontested election naming Murray Stebbing and Mr. Yord as members. A resolution approved refunding about 218 009 in bond 4Anne remaining from the high school building loan at 4 percent interest, with potential savings over 10 to 16 years. Superintendent Payne Templeton reported WPA projects planned for spring summer and fall and noted when bids for the bonds might be received.
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T. HW. Macdonald
A. C. Ford
J. J. McBride
J. W. Howle
Eblat
Avie Carter
Tehoo
Murray Stebbing
Mr. Yord
Picuiberr
Tenan ‘High School
Payne ‘Templeton
Jung
Templeton
W.P.A
Montanans to Host Annual Banquet Speeches
Speakers include BEVORw Montana executive secretary of the taxpayers association who will discuss tax consciousness. Engineer A McKinnon and D P Fabrick of the water board will speak. James H None of Butte will preside.
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Antena Taxpayers
Mxsuetation
Braight
Montanan
Ing
Rennioty
A McKinnon
State Highway Department
D. P. Fabrick
Pinta Water Conservation Board
James HH
Butte
Montana
Wil
Poles Celebrate Hitler's Birthday In Backhand Way
In Kaloniee Poland on April 20 a newspaper printed a paid advertisement praising Hitler’s birthday while urging bankers in Poland to join a national defense fund and celebrate in a manner described as reckless. The item notes clerks and banks were targeted and questions the motive and tone of the promotion.
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Hitler
Kaloniee
Poland
Apri
Melout Tink
Pohand
Nasionat Defense Fund
Bull trout opening moved up along Flathead River
The Montana Game and Fish Commission announced bull trout fishing on a section of the Flathead River will open May 10 to May 20, ten days earlier than usual. The change follows petitions by the Western Wildlife League of Kalispell and includes the Big Fork ferry to the junction of the Stillwater fork. The commission met today to discuss big game season dates and wildlife conservation plans with delegates from sportsmen groups statewide.
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Flathead River
Flathead
Montana
Finn and Game Commission
Lanrat
Western Wildlife League of
Kallspot
Nantes
Gua Thompann
Katlapellanarts
Mentborn
Rowmitter
Rerenity
A. C. Geiger
Yo Rammission
Hah Inlehety
Valier
Bald Geixer
Eataylah
Tuy Binh
Kerronn
Tha Ram Mission
Og Wuntrorte
Matelz
Olm Wurven
Olgut
Eccles for Revision of Silver Law in Washington
Washington April 20 Marriner S Eccles chair of the Federal Reserve urged Congress to revise the governments silver purchase program which has brought much of the world silver to the United States He said there was no question from a credit or monetary standpoint for the United States to continue paying no present prices for foreign silver Continued on Page 2
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Washington
Marriner S. Eccles
Federal Reserve System
Congress
United
Fragmentary Telegram Mentions Franco Ferdinand Alliance
A damaged note from a university in Minnesota era mentions General Franco and King Ferdinand in a muddled telegram. It references students, a march, and a presiding official, with garbled names and lines indicating formal recognition and royal goodwill.
Bearded Men Elect Officers in May Committee Lineup
Bearded Men announce officers with Ton iy Ray Boaster as president and J. Wy Porches as vice president. Joe Munger 46 serves as other vice president and Lu MePerpan as secretary treasurer. Members meeting by May 18 to join the beard raining committee.
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Aviv
Ton Iy
Ray Boaster
Brew
J. Wy Porches
Vlee
Joe Munger
Urer
Bor Owa
Tag Evsamittee
Hitler Asked Nations If They Felt Endangered By Nazis
Reported questions from Hitler to multiple nations about feeling menaced by Germany sparked diplomatic speculation in Washington. Roosevelt, seeking 10 year nonaggression pledges, faced likely NO responses from Bulgaria Yugoslavia and others as Germany Italy viewed the move as part of an anti Communism stance and a potential pretext for broader power plays.
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Hitler
Aiolf Hitler Buat
Germany
Hooyevedt
Theag
Hospitals Plan Group Health Program Meeting in Helena
Helena hospital leaders from St Peter’s St. John’s and Helena General will discuss a proposed group hospitalization plan at a joint meeting May 16 at the Shenate hospital. Ann Brokwich, Miss Apmon Cocetta and Mr. Dent will outline the proposal and a Montana Hospital Association representative will present details on how the plan would operate in the state.
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Helena
Helene
Shenate Hoxplind
O'Lock
Mile FY
Down
Ann Brokwich de
St Peter's
Hister
Apmon Cocetta
St. Down's
Mr. Dent
Montana Aoapital Association
Misa Teckwith
Plas
Montace
Indictment Refused In Tragic Christmas Tree Shooting Case
Lorala county grand jury refused to indict William Case, accused in a December shooting that killed William Roue send and wounded his wife. The jury returned one bill after Mrs Boisseau urged for indictments as Santa Claus lore in the community.
Soviet Proposes Willingness to Join British French Coalition
London reports Soviet Russia sent proposals to the British foreign office signaling willingness to participate in a three-nation coalition against aggression in Europe. The plan would pledge “the entire forces” of Britain France and the Soviet Union, with Turkey discussions ongoing and possible inclusion of two new allies. Poland Romania and Greece already expect French British aid if independence is threatened. Prime Minister Chamberlain named a minister of supply to manage munitions and raw materials, as Britain tones up its war effort amid European alliance talks.
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London
Russia
British
Foreign Office
Europe
William Leeds
Viitar Maxtoy Utshott
Brittah For
Rumania
Chamberlain
Una
Naw
Giancellor Miler
Lealie Burl
Trinleter
Auputy
Ifa
Briteh Peeret Servic
Parlin
Pope Pius Calls May for Prayer to Seek World Peace
Pope Pius XI urged Catholics worldwide to observe a May crusade of prayer for peace, appealing especially to children for their innocence and grace. He expressed hope that the Virgin Mary would intercede with Christ for relief from anxiety and for fraternal harmony. Vatican indicated a consistory near end May or early June to name cardinals, possibly including one or two Americans.
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Vatican City
Aprio
Cap
Tiuk XI
Cathalien
Vatican News
Ponti
Pontite
Vaoint
Paul Teleky
Stephen Deaky
Hungary
de Norvers
Europe
Townsend Dam Bids To Be Opened May 5 Here
Bids to be opened May 5 for Townsend Dam and irrigation project in Midcourt river area. Announcement, after final approval by Y.W.A., signals contractor bidding with required bid envelope and permeation of construction of dam canal and associated works near Teeten.
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Townsend Dam
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