Business to Oppose New Deal Forces
New York april 29 predicted open hostilities between business and administration groups in the fight for control of the democratic party in the 1940 presidential election. Wall Street figures say the move for coordination with the administration has stalled and behind the scenes strategists anticipate tense months as delegates to the Democratic National Convention are chosen.
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Democratic Party
Wall Street
Democratic Naopal
Nia
Senate
Ronse
Poland to Firmly Answer Hitler Demands
Poland plans a firm response to Reichsführer Hitler's demands on Danzig and Pomorze and German trade routes. Foreign Minister Beck will address parliament next week after reviewing Hitler's speech and the 1934 non aggression treaty.
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Poland
Hitler
Warnar
Hiter
Toland
Foreign Office
Amnesia victim found wandering in downtown Fargo
An unidentified man, suffering amnesia, was taken into custody after wandering a downtown street in a dazed condition. A wallet bore the name Maria G. Kietto and an address at 813 4th Bt. North, Fargo, ND. Police questioned him as his clothing included a worn leather jacket, brown trousers, a red plaid tie, and a checked shirt.
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Great Falla
Rinlest
Pafos
Bilfold
Maria G. Kietto
North
Fargo
20th Anniversary Versailles Treaty Recounted at Length
Twenty years after the Versailles peace conference delegates arrived amid anti German protests and the treaty was signed in the Hall of Mirrors by Allied powers with Germany and the United States represented. Adair Viplr, an Austrian-born German officer, characterized as the architect of German aims, referenced Providence guiding him to lift Germany from defeat as the narrative continues in the daily account.
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Gereman
Versailles
Senate
Adair Vlpr
Germany
Crete
Smollorn
Versailla
Drive Succeeds as Cancer Fund Exceeds County Quota
Lewis and Clark county finance officer for the Women's Field Army Against Cancer announced yesterday that the fund drive quota was surpassed. The target was 120 dollars but preliminary results showed 155 dollars raised. Seventy percent will be used locally.
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Lewis and Clark County
Women’s Field Army Agamst Cancer
Britain Sees No Change in Europe After Hitler Speech
Britain maintains that Hitler’s address leaves Europe largely unchanged while diplomacy continues. A cabinet meeting is planned to discuss conscription and settlement prospects as Britain and Russia consider closer military cooperation.
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Europe
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Chamberlain
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Vinceunt Halifax
Formiga
Ivan Matoky
Moscow
Biggest World Fair Opens in New York City
New York, April 24. The arrival of 28 U S Navy vessels ushers in the nation’s largest exposition. Crowds pour in from across the country while flags fly and a festive air signals the debut of the International Exposition. The fleet dominates waterfront activity as ships anchor in the Hudson River, drawing attention to the event.
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U. 8
Nesy
Anchar
Hudeon
Gov Ayers to Speak at Carroll College Commencement
Gov Ayers will address Carroll College at its 29th commencement on June 4. Emmet J. Witz, Carroll president, announced the speaker and events, with a baccalaureate mass led by Rev M A Weber. Degrees will be conferred in the gym by Bishop Joseph M Gilmore.
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Carroll College
Joseph M. Gilmore
Selena
Convicted Man Says at Least Score Poisoned
Herman Petridlo, facing the electric chair for a poison murder, claims involvement in at least 21 more murders for an insurance ring. He confessed to taking part in a dozen poison plots with others and named detectives Chief County Detective William Connally and Captain James Kelly as figures connected to the case. Petridlo told investigators, “What’s the hurry? We got plenty of time,” and acknowledged potential further victims.
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Philadelphia
Herman Petridlo
Ferdinand Altonsi
William Connally
James Kelly
Apegnott Mlraman
potson-Tor
Dniteron
Governor to Find Fame Fleeting Thing in North Adama
North Adama Mis e April 29. A garbled dateline and misspelled names appear in a letter addressed to Governor Sutonatall Bastar Magy. The note carries the notation “try Boston, Maryland” handwritten across the seal, suggesting misaddressing and confusion in a state letter. The piece hints at a broader commentary on fame’s transience and the oddities of official correspondence.
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Mise
Panny
Atlamas
Sutonatall
Bastar
Boston
Mary
Land
Baltonstall
Te Ft Kmoyn
Mansachuseit
Eight Divide Prize in Alaska Ice Derby
Nenana Alaska April 29 Hight Alaskana divided 997000 prize money today by guessing the Tanana river would break on April 28 at 124 p.m. Nearly 101000 guessers were registered in the annual Alaska prognosticating event. The piece notes elaborate preparations and a wire attached to a stake to time the breakup.
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Nenana
Alaska
Rescuers Reach Fliers Refuse to Leave Plans
Rescuers reached the fliers on Miscou Island as two Soviet airmen Brigadier General Vladimir Kok Kinahi and Major Mikhail Corchenko refused to leave their damaged aircraft after a failed Moscow to New York flight attempt. The stranded crew, aided by local figures, stood firm on the remote northeast New Brunswick outpost, declining interviews and discussing the mission.
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Miscou
Moscow
New York
New Bransnick
Enn
Polen Baranoy
Amtore Trading Corpor
Great Parade of Military Power Will Be Staged
Washington reports a grand military parade planned for a high profile visit by delegates and dignitaries including Nadine Koon, with preparations for a greeting by President and Mrs. Tocervolt and other national leaders. The event features displays of planes tanks and troops, signaling strong alliance messages.
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Washington
Nadine Koon
Ilycate Teak
Havre meter hits record warm in April
Tayre April 29. While light showers cooled some Montana climea today the temperature rose toward 95 degrees near Havre setting a new monthly April record. The old mark stood at 04.3 degrees on April 28, 1910, over 59 years ago.
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Montana
Flying Ex Convict Leads Officers Merry Chase After Crash
A former convict, Nike Weidenaar of Hornsman, led sheriff’s officers on a high speed chase after crashing a plane north of Livingston. He faces charges of auto swindle tied to a $585 car sale on April 18 and cashing a misused bank certificate. He was released from custody prior to the arrest and previously served time in the state penitentiary. Authorities are probing whether the aircraft was stolen or obtained by misrepresentation.
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Billings
Jivingaton
Yellowston Rowaty
Nike Weldensar
Horcman
Asleg Ed Wagner
Park County
Wer
Weidenaar Io
Conor Ano Ther
M Arc
Atle
Anid Weiler
Weidenaar
Chereane
Wyo
Bhicck
Cinhuata Hn
Thern
North Dakota
Hamilp Owas Atolenoor
Mmla
Soviet Ocean Flier Kokkinaki Flight Ends Near New Brannewith
Soviet hero General Vladimir Kokkinaki and crew completed a non stop 4000 mile route to New York but their ship was forced down on a dignited island near New Brannewith. Reneepa Mra reached the plane last night with minor injuries. They will remain on the island until resumption of their trip in New York.
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New York
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Helena to stage five concerts during music week observance
Helena music groups plan five performances May 7 to 11 as part of National Music Week. WPA conductor I. Nelnhagen will lead a 62 musician orchestra drawn from Tulyna and East Helena groups in a Stelena High School Auditorium concert. Grade school showcase Tuesday features instrumental groups from local schools.
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Meinsingen
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Ure Fedora
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Royal guests meet and sample hot dogs at Roosevelt party
President and Mrs Roosevelt host Crown Prince Glat and Princess Martha of Norway at a field near the Roosevelt estate. The royals are invited to a festive lawn meal featuring hot dogs, potatoes, and a mix of American and Scandinavian foods as Norwegian singers entertain.
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Martha
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Daylight Saving Begins Across States Tonight
New York April 29. Clerks move their clocks one hour ahead tonight to conform with daylight saving time, effective at 2 a.m. tomorrow in many states. The change will last until Sunday, September 24 at 2 a.m.
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New York
Conscience Money Returned But He Took No Chances
Boston officials report a city treasurer’s actions in handling conscience money and matchings during a disputed financial matter. The narrative describes the split distribution between named parties McCarthy and Tobin, aiming to prevent the wrong person from accessing the funds.
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Maen
Apell
Jones d. McMorthy
Magar Marien
D. Toshin
Tobin
McCarthy
Congress to clash over federal relief funding next week
Washington April 29 Congress readies for a pivotal fight over relief size and policy for the new fiscal year. The battle pits administration aims against party opposition in a heated policy debate shaping the West’s presidential campaign and spending recovery prospects. The president proposed 1 726 350 000 for the next fiscal year’s relief program as critics questioned the scope.
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Congress
Atvay
Europe
Rooaswell
Bia
Howas
Seagate
Relia Potley
Child Snatched From Train Path In Nick of Time
At Albany crossing on April 29 Policeman William Hyrtle halted his car when a streamliner approached. He spotted a girl on the tracks and Hyde leaped from the car to seize the 1-year-old Sharon Bucklin just as the train passed. Parents had missed her moments earlier and alerted police.
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Callt
Albeny
William Hyrtle
Hyde
Sharon Bucklin
Former Salt Lake officials convicted in conspiracy case
Salt Lake City April 29 A district court jury convicted former Mayor B D Erwin former Police Chief Harry L Finch and R C Peares of conspiracy to permit establishments to operate A fourth defendant former Fire Captain Frank A Thacker was acquitted The trio were found guilty of a misdemeanor carrying a maximum penalty of one year in jail
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B. DB. Erwin
Harry L. Finch
R. C. Peares
Bree
Frank A. Thacker
Frozen Compass Declared Cause of Forced Landing
New York reports that Soviet air crew en route from Moscow to New York forced a landing on Miscou Island off New Brunswick after freezing of the radio compass and exhaustion of filter oxygen. Brig Gen Vladimor Kokkinaki, pilot, and Major Makhel Gordienko, radio operator, survived with minor injuries. weather and equipment issues were cited as reasons for the emergency descent.
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Miscou
New Brunswick
Canada
Walch
Constantiny Oumansky
Washington
Fight
Vladimor Kokkinaki
Erator
Makhel Gordienko
Usturt
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