Congress Sets Adjournment Late Night Deficiency Vote
Senate passed a large deficiency appropriation bill totaling about 189 million dollars, 135 million more than House approval, with amendments to WPA wage rules, funding for WAGE-HOUR operations, and mortgage provisions as adjournment nears. The measure sparks debates across chambers as negotiations continue before final adjournment.
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Primary in Kentucky Is of Interest
The Kentucky primary draws attention as parties campaign for the Senate race. Voters influenced by past political figures like Alben Barkley and President Roosevelt see a tight contest among four Democratic and four Republican candidates. Governor Keenason and his ally Chandler backers shape the field, with Brown among longtime contenders, as the statewide vote nears. (Continued on Page 3)
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Four underage dancers injured in outdoor pageant collapse
Spokane authorities report that four young girls, including Addie Volker and Emilie Emitt, suffered burns and injuries after a violent incident at an outdoor pageant. Rescue crews described the scene as chaotic with several victims transported for treatment.
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Wash
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MO Kaltes
Addie Volker
Diginig Wiehel
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Record Ak
June retail sales rise in several states
Washington August 4 reports that Montana and other state retail stores showed higher sales in June 1944 than a year earlier. The Census Bureau noted a 4.4 percent drop from May but overall gains appeared in several regions, including Livingston where sales rose 6.8 percent.
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Alex Ft
Montana
Tivingston
Reward Offered For Missing Chow Dog Blue Ribbon Sought
A lost chow named Shela became the center of a reward tale. Fortin offered a $1,000 reward after advertising executive Atkinson and Portman publicized photographs of the dog and urged newspaper notices. The dog vanished following noise from Fourth of July fireworks, with hope fading before a search was halted.
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Jon Fortin
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Bortman
England
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Mortman
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Nou
Fortnun
Government Examines Many Witnesses in Crime Drive
In New York a guarded federal building hosts witnesses as federal prosecutors prepare for a nationwide anti crime campaign. An extraordinary grand jury will convene to gather crime data and aid efforts against figures like Louis Lepke Buchalter. Witness anonymity is maintained, save for one ex-mouthpiece Davis who testified with agents present.
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Nxt
Loui
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J. Michard Pixley Davis
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James J. Wine
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Tragic Nazi Persecution Claims Linked to Mother and Children
Fragmentary report recounts a self inflicted death by a mother and her children amid persecution by Nazis. Coroner and jury consider the case as a deadly act tied to coercive acts and a colony report context.
Presiding Judge Caverny Dies at 78 in Chicago
Judge Joh Th Caverny, 78, longtime Cook County jurist who presided at the Loch Leopold murder trial of Leopold and Loeb in 1924, has died. His sister disclosed the news after he left Chicago in July. The Leopold case remains infamous for the teen thrill killing of Bobby Franks and related events.
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Lechwog
James Day
Poudlene Mlary
Jollet
After Long Fight To Escape Relief House Burns Down
Burland, a farm laborer from Lolo, endured hardships to earn a living through odd jobs. After months of struggle, Ham Maclay, a Wala rancher, hired him. Yesterday Burland’s relief house burned down with its contents, but no family member was harmed according to Burland.
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Burland
Ham Maclay
Burt
Montana Ghost Yarn Inhouse Chronicle
A fragmentary Montana article describes a woman recalling a spectral experience at night. The text hints at waking, a stove, a hidden or removed item, and a mysterious woodpecker, with disjointed phrases suggesting unsettled events or misheard dialogue.
Soviet to Continue Trade Pact
The United States and Soviet Union agreed to extend a trade pact obligating Russia to buy at least 46 million dollars in American goods over the next year and granting tariff reductions similar to other trade partners. The extension preserves prior credit and timing, with constraints on coal exports and a pending report to page four.
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Washington
United States
Russia
Trussia
Cemmaes
Fay Freientade
Soviet Union
ALT Dikoyan
Start Grumman
Anerian Charee
Moscow
Tumor Baby Death Shocks Town Officials
A contaminated OCR fragment reports the death of a child labeled Tumor Baby and mentions a hospital, crane wallen tamers, and doctors or nurses. The text references cancer, medical staff, and a local response but lacks clear names, dates, or places due to garbled data.
Fund for Milk River project eliminated in House action
A proposed 250000 appropriation for the Milk River project was rejected by House appropriations committee. The measure aimed to finish the dam and reserve work but did not advance, halting funding to complete the contractor payments and related facilities.
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Wushivetan
House
Manin
Veelamitiya Huronn
Work Resumes at Green Mountain Dam Colorado
Labor strife at the Green Mountain Dam prompts National Guard intervention as workers return today amid tense conditions. Gov. Carr plans to meet with state officials while labor disputes threaten progress on a $4 million concrete foundation project near Me Welgil.
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Arctt
A. K. Anderson
Warner Conalritenfon Cospany
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Warold WH. Richardson
Kreme Ming
Trowbie
Denver
Carr
World War Tensions Rise Over Far East Crisis
Amid mounting pressure from Britain and the United States, Japan leans toward a military solution in the Far East. Reports say Britain warned of a naval showdown and Japan faced criticism over its aggression in China. The diplomatic row threatens to pull the war into a broader international confrontation as allies urge restraint and caution.
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Britain may send fleet in certain circumstances data
Loudon Aug 4 Prime Minister Chamberlain closed parliament with a blunt warning to Japan that Britain might find it necessary to send a fleet to war in certain circumstances. He did not specify the circumstances and urged not to view it as a threat. Emergency Parliament will not reconvene before October 3 unless an emergency.
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Senate votes to study funding for mining
The senate approved a request to study funding related to a national project, with a party line split and details of monetary amounts and involved committees. Senior Wagner of New York proposed the resolution, and the measure includes adjustments to proposed funding totals amid administrative considerations.
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Birth of a Dutch Princess Stirs Royal Controversy
A daughter is born to the royal house of the Netherlands prompting discussions over the desire for a male heir. The announcement, presented by officials, notes unnamed ceremonial elements and the reaction of foreign observers amid ongoing constitutional and succession considerations. The report references historical context, including the reign of the previous monarch and the regency, and touches on expected public celebrations and the political climate surrounding the birth.
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Worthen
Helena to Represent at Rotary Assembly in Boneman Atonday
Helena will be represented at the summer Rotarians assembly at Boneman Atonday with Payne Templeton Harriet Ravernor Haney Mat aon and Fred Reamin among speakers and officers. The 1975 Rotary leaders from 10 states and 24 clubs are expected to attend this annual event aimed at training newly elected officers with speeches on Rotary fundamentals youth and club leadership.
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Boneman Atonday
Payne Templeton
Harriet Ravernor
Haney Mat
Aon
Fred Reamin
Primariy Ag
Rotary
Templeton
Tng
Aneai
Montana
Mate Yon
Anouk
Benuion
Youth Killed by Friend Over Thoughtless Dare
Tsanaar Clix reports 11 year old John Vandersfoat was shot and killed by a friend during a dangerous dare. The youths, including 15 year old Jack Wood, exchanged warnings before Wood pressed the weapon. Investigation underway as community mourns the loss.
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uPi
John Vandersfoat
Wan
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Alfie
London Gas Explosion Shakes City injuring many workers
A major gas explosion tore through a London district injuring around 100 people, with four seriously hurt. The blast felled a vacant freestory building near St Paul’s and damaged the cathedral area. Police blamed undermined foundations from rains and a short circuit. Many injured were clerks and stenographers receiving first aid as crowds fled in wet clothing.
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London
Arlel
St. Paul's
Todmy
Senate Passes Fund for Cricket Control in Emergency Bill
The Senate approved an amendment to the wartime emergency bill appropriating 6500 for the Bureau of Entomology to fund Mormon cricket control. The measure moves to a conference committee to settle differences with a House version. A hospital report noted a death following a separate incident in Bozeman.
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Bureau of Entomology
Bozeman
Moat
House-Senate
Hamilton Laboratory Head Becomes Human Guinea Pig
A Hamilton laboratory head volunteers in a dangerous study on disease transmission. The man, identified as a public health service researcher, allows ticks to feed on his arm to test transmission from mice and bats. The experiment aims to confirm whether ticks can carry various diseases to humans.
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