Inflation perils loom as Nazi Germany shifts taxes
Washington reports Grosvenor Jones, chief financial expert, warns domestic inflation risks tied to Germany. He notes plans to issue non-interest-bearing certificates and extraordinary public finance moves, urging reduction of nonessential expenditures and plantary holdings to stabilize the tax program.
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Roosevelt Narrow Escape In Automobile Collision
resident Has Narrow Escape From Accident near Fort Myer Virginia as President Roosevelt’s car narrowly avoids a crash. Secret Service riders shouted warnings as a violent, high speed incident occurred at a hospital outskirts. Roosevelt traveled as a private citizen and refused police motorcycle escort.
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Wages Rise at World Fair Amid Labor Shortage
New York on April 22 a spokesman for the World Fair said skilled labor shortages in the metropolitan area pushed wages up. He denied importing workers while confirming overtime for local trades to speed event completion before opening day.
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Hoover Aims To Admit 20000 Refugee Children
A congressional hearing on refugee policy heard that the United States should admit up to 20000 refugee children amid debate over immigration standards and employment relief. Proponents argued bettering humanitarian need, while opponents warned of economic and social strain and linked refugees to industrial and racial concerns.
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Shirley Temple Observes Her Tenth Birthday Today
Hollywood notes Shirley Temple, age ten, drawing crowds at a real preview event. Fans chased her as she greeted well wishers, while her handlers and parents manage the media glare. The child star remains a public magnet despite growing up in the spotlight.
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Model plane explains supposed crash near Butte
A seven foot wingspan gasoline powered model plane found a mile south of the Butte airport ends the mystery of a reported crash. Air and ground searches across Montana and neighboring states found no missing planes or people, and the model owner Julius Shiner confirms it was the craft in question.
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Republicans Oppose Any Change In Neutrality Policy
Washington reports indicate Republicans resist altering the current neutrality stance amid ongoing foreign policy debates. A party leader labeled calls for compromise as inappropriate given public sentiment, while discussions of training and registration policies were noted but not finalized.
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Tyrone Power to Wed Annabella Carpentier Today
Hollywood notes Tyrone Power and Annabella Carpentier announced to wed today at 3 p.m. at Power’s mother Mrs. Pallet Power’s Wel-Air home. Judge William J. Palmer will officiate in a small ceremony. announcements indicate Power and Annabella, long linked romantically, are marrying after prior marriages and travel from Paris.
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Charles T Macdonald Amateur Golf Champion Dies
Southampton April 7 Charles Talr Macdonald BA longtime amateur golf champion of the United Riaten Golf Association in 1895 died after running along the Cliness route. He retired from the bakersge burl several years ago.
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Montanans Inc Drives Feeder Lines Plan and Officers Reelect
Montanans Inc urged development of feeder air lines and reelected officers at its annual meeting. James M. Rave of Butte named president, Willan G. Ferguson of Helena as secretary, A. T. Poterosa of Bozeman nominated first vice president, with A. T. Hibbard, Helena, as vice president. Directors span districts and include W. N. Purdy and others. Recommendations favor cooperation with the National Reclamation Association, safeguarding Montana water rights, public education on recreation, and expanding the Montanans Inc motor division. Ferguson presented the annual report.
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France Air Force Crashes Kill Twenty Fliers
Paris reports a heavy strike to France total air strength as overnight crashes kill twenty pilots and four warplanes. Air Minister La Chandra orders high level inquiries at Tours Arauvala and near Lol Aloun. Government aims to lift aviation capacity toward German and Italian levels.
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4-H Work Winner Mable Cramer Wins Washington Trip
Mable Cramer of Montana wins a trip for her 4-H work. Freshmen at Montana State College, she has completed projects in turkey value, food preservation and preparation, and handcraft. She will depart for Washington on June 11 with other delegates led by Cameron, state club leader.
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Minnesotan Will Support Wheeler for Nomination
Joe Wolf former Minnesota Democratic national committeeman told reporters that if Franklin D. Roosevelt does not seek a third term Minnesota and nearby states would back Senator Wheeler for the Democratic nomination. He said his own support would go to Wheeler if Roosevelt abstains and urged the Northwest not to favor Garner.
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Wallace in Accord with Peace Offer
New York April 22. Secretary of Agriculture Wallace endorses the Prevident Rousselt plan for word price, urging continued peace depends on cooperation and strength. He discusses embargo enforcement and warns against alienating other powers while defending national interests. Continued on Page 4.
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Milford High Twins Named Valedictorians for Class Graduation
Milford Conn April 2 AP Manuel Korach and Malcolm Korsch will give the valedictory addresses at Milford High School graduation as twins who for four years earned identical marks all A's. School officials named them co valedictorians reflecting their equal academic record.
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Change in Tactics Berlin Puts Pressure on Roosevelt
Berlin reports Hitler shifts to bold public moves to shape fate before a forthcoming Reichstag address. He posed questions to leaders including Miller and Mussolini-like figures to secure non aggression pledges and influence U S strategy.
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Japs Concerned Over European Crisis and Alliances
Tokyo reports say Japanese officials discussed Europe’s crisis and possible expansions of the Tripartite alliance. Ministers reportedly debated commitments to Germany and Italy and whether a broader military accord could be framed, with stance toward Britain and Soviet Russia also noted.
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Royal Couple Attend Pygmalion at Windsor Theater
In Windsor England on April 22 King George and Queen Eileabath with Dowager Queen Mary attended a performance of George Bernard Shaw Pygmalion by the Wind Sut Repertory Company. They sat incognito as ordinary residents and the crowded audience gave them a warm ovation.
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Miners face unemployment relief denial amid contract deadlock
Striking miners across multiple states face possible loss of unemployment benefits as officials duel over payments amid a prolonged Appalachian work stoppage. Only Pennsylvania announced benefits would be paid, while others cited law bans or disputed the strike-related idle period caused by contract deadlock and wage disputes.
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