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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1935
Page
1
Railway disaster near Temple Texas on July 31 leaves between 1 and 15 believed dead after a derailed freight train caught fire. About 20 injured, with many trapped beneath wreckage and rocks as rescue crews work at the scene.
The report surveys international unrest with references to economic strains and military movements. It notes Italian and Russian wartime concerns, shifting alliances, and public warnings, while mentioning political figures and military actions in various regions.
Washington July 31 news on open range lands as Senate passes house bill to expand public domain grazing by increasing eligible acres from 80 000 000 to 142 000 000. Provisions aim to protect mining interests and public grazing while limiting reservations.
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Thompson is found guilty in the murder case, with the death penalty sought. The court proceedings in the Whiting case faced delays as prosecutors and defense team argued the motion for a new trial. The hearing schedule moved to January 12 for further action.
Reports from Berlin note economic difficulties fueling discontent within the Nazi ranks as antisemitic actions spread to Saarbrucken and police hold guards in Berlin. Officials say Berlin eyes vigilance while economist Schacht argues the crisis shapes Hitler's decisions amid rising anti government sentiment.
The article notes Roosevelt’s push to allow corporate deductions for charitable gifts drew strong Democratic and congressional reactions. Democratic leaders signaled progress toward a vote, with House plans to act by August 20. Nearby notes include boxing results and the death of a York College administrator, reflecting a range of late July news items.
A garbled OCR snippet shows names and phrases such as Rogers, Yanta Monhin Coll, Arkanumarrm and Hhaughter Inn. It references political talk, proposals, and a claim about someone wanting to be something, with scattered mentions of running second and tangled views, all presented in disorder.
Britain and France reportedly agreed on a common framework for handling the Italo Ethiopian dispute and sought to apply a tenet on council procedure. Prime Minister under Laval was said to approve key formula changes after a second Geneva conference with Bon.
An underwater collision near the Baltic coast leads to the loss of a Russian submarine. Official reports confirm one crew member killed with others missing. The incident involves a vessel from the aging fleet and continues under military and maritime inquiry.
Two search circles off shore search for Lieut Arthur Ho Skworn Jr after he disappeared while testing a new army plane built by Northrup Corp. The aircraft boasted a top speed of 425 mph, raising concern over the test's safety amid fog and poor visibility. On a parallel note, a Scotts Bluff accident injures a driver when a truck and car collide four miles east of Scotts Bluff, causing a brain concussion.
Farley, United States postmaster general and Democratic machine figure, declared in San Francisco that he sees Roosevelt as the next president. He deflects Republican criticism of the Roosevelt administration as opponents push repeal of prohibition. He notes San Francisco could lose the 1936 Democratic National Convention if $450,000 is not raised for campaign efforts.
Senator Nye, en route from Washington to North Dakota, discusses his views on GOP presidential prospects and calls for a conservative agenda. He argues the 1946 campaign will favor staunch conservatives, contrasts with Roosevelt era progressives, and weighs the impact of age on support for Franklin D. Roosevelt. He also notes Arthur Vandenberg’s exit from frontline votes.
Fragmented AP copy notes Congress removing price fixing from the AAA amendment amid a House conference. Mentions British government steps toward a new federation and a reference toMinnesota governance. The garbled text yields unclear specifics but centers on policy amendments and international mentions.
An Associated Press survey shows thousands of rural mid America farm families moving toward self sufficiency aided by better crops, resettlement loans, and personal effort. Reports from state farm managers indicate tens of thousands are benefiting through rehabilitation programs, drought aid reductions, and restructured farm operations.
Montana real estate centers convene as Hague Mixgolla is elected president replacing Parkia Razaman. Oehler Vikings named vice president and Harry Hatey Missoula becomes secretary treasurer. Laura Frederick Helena deputy state commissioner and William Reed Jr Billings substitute for head of Helena F H A. The session featured speakers and appoints.
The heat wave pushes death tolls higher in multiple states including Oklahoma, Illinois, Missouri, Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Nebraska, South Dakota, and Wisconsin. Temperatures top 100 in many areas with Lincoln reporting a record 104 and other cities reaching 108 in one location. The extreme conditions persist as fires and heat stress strain health systems.
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