Reorganization Plan Denounced By Congressman Taber
Washington on April 26 denounced President Roosevelts reorganization plan as destructive and demoralizing Rep Taber urged the House to reject it and called for disapproval of the concurrent resolution The plan makes presidential reorganization orders effective in 60 days if not disapproved by Congress Taber argued the move would merge relief agencies with permanent departments lowering efficiency and morale
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Washington
Ilongavelt
Toadera
Tabet
Ickes Welcomes Germans Seeking Shelter in the U S
Secretary Ickes told the American Guild for German Cultural Freedom that Germans seeking shelter in the United States should be welcomed at home, noting their cultural contributions and condemning the tyranny forcing them to flee. He highlighted the paradox of offering refuge while a devasting war rages in Europe.
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U. S
New Yorks
Tim
Tumman
Amerian Guild For
Germany
Punctured Tires Lead to Grand Jury Action
In De Kolb I April 26 Police officer Maynard Ebbesen testified that Toho Hudson 35 a prominent farmer punctured tires on his rival s automobile to create a scene and appear first to repair it. Hudson was bound over for grand jury action on tampering with a vehicle charge.
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de Kolb
Maynard Ebbesen
Poles Court
Toho Hudson
Deair
Hudson
S Vebble
England to Adopt Military Training for Youths
London April 26 The British government moves to peacetime conscription for the first time since Cromwell's era. Prime Minister Chamberlain seeks powers to summon all youths at their 21st year for six months of military training. A parliamentary motion will urge approval of a system of compulsory training as soon as possible. The plan would involve about 416,000 men yearly, with reductions for exemptions. Continued on page five.
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London
Oliver Cromwell
Chamberlain
Tha Tahur
Reaction of Nazi Regime Sarcastic and Uncertain
On April 26 reports described a sarcastic Nazi reaction to a German move seen as a quiet theater for France. Britain's ambassador conveyed Chancellor Hiller’s speech after delays, noting no change in a policy that would extend military training to all men. A government spokesman said the move would be provocative, not its military aspect, provoking skeptical responses abroad.
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Er In
Germany
Ynot Tn Mh
Ghent
France
Neville Hemierson
Hiller
le Bay
Pre School Clinics Start in Helena Next Monday
Helena parent teachers association launches a National Health Day program. Four clinics will screen children entering school this fall, ages under six, at Central School Bryant Sawthorne Jefferson Hersam Broadwater. Nurses and doctors will check health, provide vaccines, discuss sleep and improvement methods, and refer defects to physicians.
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Helena Varent
Mra. J. M. Veldt
Eligihia
Thls
Central Rchool
Bryant School
Sawthorne
Jefferson School
Hersam
Broadwater
Csinics
Bnek
I. F. Fan
Elty-County
Entty
Mtye
Hthet Dietrick
Depry Assessor Sells Glove Then Finds Hidden Money
April 26 AP reports Assessor Robert T. O Connor sold an old baseball glove for 50 cents to deputy Shotwell who later discovered five $20 bills hidden in a finger. O Connor recalled stashing cash during prior handling and returned the $100 to him noting the error.
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Slinee Shotwell
Io Cone
O'Gorman
Russia and Bulgaria May Improve Relations
Reports from informed quarters say the Soviet Union may seek closer diplomatic ties with Bulgaria after a 75 minute conference between Premier Georges Kondi and Vassili Potemkin. A new Bulgarian minister to Sofia might be appointed to oversee long vacant posts. Potemkin’s trip to Ankara to discuss Balkan issues and potential talks with King Boris were noted as Bulgaria faces regional competition from Rome, Berlin, France and Britain. Press controls limited editorial on territorial claims in Rumänia and Thrace amid cautious speculation on Yugoslavia.
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George Koisselvande
Visdimir P. Potemkin
Anainlant Fares Clan Affaira Commissare
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Sovist Union
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Potamkin
Ankara
Turkey
Great Britain
France
Rus
Wen
Aftatisn
Sofia
Potemsin
Apkare
Bulgaria
Patemkta Tn
Doris
Vobrudja
Rumania
Thrace
Angean Sea
Murderer pays for crime in hot grair
Columbia Ohio April 26 A Mambiitig alment inaudibly shalt not Rill Garvay b Rouah paid with hin Hie in Ohio's electric chair tonight for the waying of an aged couple The 4 year old man was canc elated of chopping and shooting to death Homer T Myera for whom he operated a farm Neighbors attracted by flamia at the Myers farm home put out the fire and discovered Mr and Mrs Myera horses They had been shot clubbed and stabbed to death
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Garvay B. Rouah
Homer ‘T. Myera
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Mra. Myera
Flamia
Myers’ Farm
Mya. Myera
John Barrymore to divorce Elaine Barrie in split
St Louis reports that John Barrymore confirmed plans for divorce from Elaine Barrie after a marriage of a year and a half. He cited incompatibility noting they are still two people who didn’t hit it off, and they expect to part as friends. Barrie is currently in town with Barrymore in the play My Dear Children.
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St. Louis
John Harrymore
Elaine Barrie
Big Shot in PSTN Plot 5 Revealed
Philadelphia April 26 A prisoner in a New York penitentiary is pictured as a big shot of a corporation dealing in deni by polacu to collect insurance money. The widow’s confession and a poison ring probe widen with exhumations and arrests across four eastern states. An exective of an insured company testified branches existed in Wilmington New York New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Two men and shrew women face murder charges for profits from life insurance amid a long investigation.
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New York
Balice
Junes A. Keby
X “Corporation
Deni
Polacu
Kelty
Beachnard
P Auped Insurance Company
Wilmngton
Del
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Kelly Termen
Dng
Caves
Mkeer
N.Y
Espiien Sumiay
Deravse
Tnly
United States
King and Queen Set for North America Liner Tour
An authoritative source says King George and Queen Weadery plan a royal voyage to North America next month aboard a passenger liner. Europe faces rising tensions as the battleship Repulse remains at home. The Canadi an Pretty Horron press reports Stettin, Germany as the chosen royal tour base, despite the ship’s fitting out. In Washington, the neutrality bill hearings are extended by the Senate Foreign Relations Committee until May 6.
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London
George
Weadery
North America
Unification program optimistic says Methodists conference
Delegates and bishops at a Methodist unification conference in Kansas City heard a hopeful message from a Louisville pastor urging revival of Christian religion to promote world peace. The gathering aims to unite about 6 million Methodists into one church, with President Roosevelt’s act praised as supporting unity across democracies and spiritual forces behind national unity.
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Apel
Ronsevelt
Wien
Mullyd
L'St
Tina
Louison
Uniting Conference
Hitler's address to air by CBS network early Friday
New York April 26 The networks NBS CBS and MBS will broadcast Chancellor Hitler's planned radio speech. He is set to begin at 4 a m MST with interpolations and summaries to be included in the nationwide broadcast.
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New York
NBS
CBS
MBS
Hitler
Rolcntar
M.S.T
Wilt Ba Brondoadt
Marion Talley Faces Custody Hearing Tears Fall
New York April hearing on Marion Talley’s petition for custody of her daughter who entered the movies years ago. Talley cried while testifying about arranging care and the child’s future, denying premature birth claims and discussing past loans and support with Adolph Eckstrom.
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New York
Marion Talley
Chile
Annapahat
Eckstrom
Mims Talley
Teas Farmer Feud Triggers Slayings Near Paria Texas
Four neighbors in Paria Texas amid a year long feud between Marlon Mackey and J W Bran's family opened fire near a Okla Texas border settlement. Casualties included J W Snow 73 and several relatives. a neighbor and others were wounded. Officers hunted for Marlon Mackey as the shooting erupted around 1 pm local time.
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Paria
Texas
Nene Smersoe
Oklahoma-Texas
Pat
Cemuty
George Nobyerison
Parla
Marlon Mackey
J. W W. Bran
J. W. Snow
Lea Dennis
Snow
Willis Kemyer
Chandier
Mra
W. Bnaw
Parda Hos Alfondanta
Ton Denis
Justifiable Homicide In Dementia Conflict Near Tremonton
Tremonton Utah April 24 A dementia quarrel ended with the shooting of Newell W Taylor about 60 by his son Wayne 18 The coroner s jury ruled the killing justifiable homicide Wayne admitted firing the shot while his stepmother was being beaten on their premises near Penrose The inquest was conducted at the Taylor home five miles southwest of Tremonton Meanwhile US fleet cruisers battleships and aircraft carriers moved into position to transit the Panama Canal as canal traffic reopened to merchant ships shortly after noon
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Utah
Newell
W. Taylor
Taylor
Wayne
Walter Mann
Penrose
An, m
Gherifft
Fred Sorensen
Trigham City
Here
Panama
Crintobal
C. Z
United States
Timon Hay Yhia
Panama Canal
Ednomarcial Trouin
National Guard Camp Aims to Set Attendance Record
The National Guard camp in Montana seeks a record turnout with as many as 300 officers and men expected. The preliudy schedule shows training from June 10 to 24 and a master roster being prepared as units train to rapidly advance. The guard unit includes rifle, machine gun, howitzer, and headquarters companies with additional companies forming the full regiment.
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National Guard
Wrest
Montana
Col
Liman
Moore
Tered Infantry
Montana Natiern
Big KL Tendanen
Army of
Montana to Cancel War Defense Loans to Farmers
Montana prepared 197 108 in war defense seed loans to farmers during World War I. The measure to cancel these loans was introduced by lawmakers and approved for formal cancellation by the state auditor Toba Holmes, with funds tied to the state's common school permanent fund. Some borrowers mortgaged their funds, and the war defense loans will be cancelled as part of an emergency ruling.
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State Gentemany
Toba A Holmes
Yesterlay
Anid
Atate
Roosevelt signs war bill as army orders race ahead
President Roosevelt signed the 549100000 war department appropriation today and the army issued a record order for 751 war planes costing over 40000000. Secretary Woodrow declares steps to prune aging and unfit among about 12500 officers, amid tense national rhetoric following the Great War era signals.
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Roosevelt
War Department
Army High
Woodrluy
Chabdiei
Hetign
Macveveli
Tiver
Social Security Tax Increase Is To Be Postponed
Washington April 26 congressional movement against social security tax boosts gains momentum as House and Senate committees push for postponement. Current law collects 3 percent from employers and 1 percent from employees. next-year rise would shift rates to 4, 2, 2.4 and 1. In skipping 1940 increase, committees estimate relief of about 730,000,000 in future tax burdens for workers and employers covered by Social Security.
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Washington
Wiyé
Minana
Ward
Tornado finds diploma from Fivings college
Mt. Cayo, NL Antil reports a diploma found after a March 1925 tornado carried a sheepskin from northern Illinois into Wabash county. James Deischer unearthed the document two days after the alarm. J A Gihaon, county superintendent, is to receive the diploma by return mail.
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Mt. Cayo
Antil
Usene Dillon
Fivings College
Beoton
J. A Gihaon
Arriools
Wabash County
Illinola
James Deischer
Farmer
Delarhor Thin Wank
Gibson
Indicted in Cleveland Numbers Racket By Jury
Cleveland officials announced 23 men were indicted by a grand jury on extortion and racketeering charges tied to the citys numbers game. The probe named operators in the Negro districts earning an estimated 6 million dollars yearly amid gang warfare and killings. Several long familiar figures from the Prohibition era were among the accused as authorities tightened security on key witnesses.
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Cleveland
Noro Ainea
Gedlarsd Wild Ness
Agen Alcohol Tax Unit
Sand al Carong
Sally Hart
Fife Heer
Youngstonggourder
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