Governor Praises Flathead Navy and Kerr Dam Dedication
Governor reviews Flathead Navy on the lake as a hundred residents attend the water users picnic and naval salute. He hails Flathead Lake as Montana’s largest inland body of water and urges public appreciation. The Kerr hydroelectric project on the Flathead River canyon is dedicated with tribal leaders and officials, unveiling tablets and marking 154 500 horsepower.
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Poison
Roy E. Ayers
Montana
Flathead Lake
Kerr
Dena Wne
Avers
Fiathrad
Grene Lakes
Asneedal
Se Hrinkhoff
Kalispell
Betsy Hoss
Peytow
Kerr Dam
Montana Power Company
Flathead
Here
Flathead Indian Reservation
Sacramento fire claims deaths and injuries in town housing blaze
A one story rooming house in Sacramento left three dead and at least 12 injured as the west end blaze drove residents from second floor windows. Fire officials suspect arson and note the building housed 35 people. The Salvaton Army had placed seven Harrison family members in the rooming house two hours before the fire. Families and victims include Mike Ayler and Willan Long among the dead, with several Harrison relatives among the injured. Fire chief says arson possible as eighth major Sacramento fire in a week.
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Sacramento
Calif. Ang
West End
Mike Ayler
Pansyarrison
Willan Long
Little Pansy Harrison
Salvation Army
Harrisons
J. W. Harrison
Pansy
Bessie Harrison
Pueller Harrison
Myrtle Harrison
A. W. Cowles
Michael Dunphy
Jess
East Lake City
Clifford Bramble
Warrison
Insurgent planes attack British steamer Lake Lugano at Palamos
Insurgent planes bombed the British steamer Lake Lugano near Palamos, Spain, setting it ablaze. All crew of 27 escaped injury, five remained aboard briefly before leaping into the sea as planes strafed the waters and shore. The attack comes as Palamos endures repeated bombings with explosive and incendiary devices reported.
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Palamos
Spain
Lake Lugano
Mediterranean
Lake Luggane
Charles Strubin and Company
London
Miebelis
The Britons Coming to Judgment Today and Tomorrow
Walter Lippmann argues Britons face pivotal choice as they confront appeasement beliefs within ruling class and observers. He cites Eden’s resignation remarks and Mussolini Hitler Spain as evidence that London seeks an orderly retreat to avoid another war, risking Eastern Europe’s fate.
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Walter Lippmann
London
Eng
Czechoslovakia
Hitler
Central
Eastern
Europe
Mussolini
Spain
Anthony Eden
Ietter
Germany
Britain
Days
Belgium
Mr. Chamberlain
Lord Runciman Far
Two Killed in Park Accident Near Mammoth
Yellowstone Park Wyo Aug 7 Two Livingston Montana men were killed and two others injured when a car driven by Max Ware of Livingston skidded and left the road near Mammoth. Burchetti died almost immediately. Ebert died at the park hospital hours later. Hartman and Schunke suffered fractures and other injuries. The car struck an unoccupied car and careened off the road. Park officials said speed was a factor and the incident marked Yellowstone’s first auto deaths of the year.
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Yellowstone Park
Wyo
Livingston
Mot
Louis Burchetli
Duane Bert
Tata
Max Wareman
Tivingston
Burchetti
Mammoth
Ebert
Park
Hartman
Robert Schunke
Laysingston
Park Hospital
Ardiner
Grant Selbert
Creat Bend
Selbert
Wirlmag
Sehanke
Burehvett
Yellowstone
Altitude Anxiety Hits Corrigan at Empire State Tower
New York August 7 A 1200 foot ascent at the Empire State Building made Douglas Corrigan say his ears hurt He poked his fingers in his ears despite a friend reminding him he was lower than when he flew his 900 air crate from Brooklyn to Ireland in one hop After adjusting he praised the view and said he might join aviation manufacturing or maintenance but would not quit flying.
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New York
Douglas Corrigan
Empire State Building
Brooklyn
Ireland
California
Manufacturieg
Aviation
Wheeler Says A A A Program Of No Benefit
Senator Burton Wheeler of Montana attacked the wheat allotment plan as harmful to farmers at the old-timers picnic. He argued for home market benefits and protective tariffs, condemned curtailment, and criticized importing surplus wheat. He noted his mixed congress votes and spotlight on the court reorganization issue. In Winnipeg, John Gosalan, a Canadian press engineer, died at his home.
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Wallace
Wheeler
Congress
Remember Him Del Baker and His Rise to Tigers Manager
Helena fans recall Del Baker a 27 year old summer recruit who showed promise with the Detroit club. The piece notes his rapid rise from hopeful player to manager of the Detroit team, highlighting his many ups and downs and his status as a notable figure in baseball.
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del Baker
Helena
Jia
Detroit Threats
Helene
Baker
Tiger
Whitcomb Inquest 5 Scheduled to Be Held Tonight
Nine jurors will hear testimony in the Whitcomb inquest into the death of Zortman mining man Grorse Willcomb who was shot by Officer Ton Martin during a late night struggle. The inquest set for 7:30 p m in Judge Hor sky's court room, Martin resting at St Peters hospital after injuries. Funeral services for Willcomb, a World War II Distinguished Service Cross recipient, were held at Portman yesterday.
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Grorse Willcomb
Zortman
Ton Martin
Ant
Otto G Kicin
Alex Cunningham
Jack Chivers
Howard Wheeler
al Johnson
Stanley Merrer
Maude McGuinnes
al Kain
Murdack McRae
M Batch
Martin Stil
Whitcomb
Portman
Steel Workers file charges against Youngstown Sheet and Tube
The Steel Workers Organizing Committee says it will charge unfair labor practices by Youngstown Sheet and Tube. It accuses the firm of maintaining company unions blacklisting about 226 workers refusals to bargain and threats and intimidation of union members. The case ties to the Little Steel strike and Senate Civil Liberties Committee probes.
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Washington
The
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Youngstown Sheet and Tube
S.W.O.C
Roosevelt Likely to Move Against Other Opponents
President Roosevelt may target southern senators who opposed the New Deal as he returns from vacation to campaign in the south. He endorsed Senate Leader Barkley in Kentucky and could use Georgia and South Carolina appearances to signal opposition to George of Georgia Tydings of Maryland. The exact plan remains undisclosed.
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Roosevelt
Senate
Kentucky
South
Harkley
Barnesville
Senate Democrats
Smith
South Carolina
George
Georgia
Tydings
Maryland
Shirley Steals The Show From Famous Cantor
Shirley Temple returns from a cross country tour to Pasadena where an estimated 3,000 women and children greet her with ovation. Eddie Cantor is overlooked as the idol signs autographs while Temple's limousine departs. Fans cry out wanting to touch her lines as she pleads for space and safety in the hot crowd.
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Pasadena
Calif
Shirley Temple
Eddie Cantor
Shirley
George Temple
Auty
Sani Monteahone
Edie Cantor
Temple
Lightning Strike Sweeps Beach Killing Three at Brooklyn Park
A bolt of lightning surged 30 feet along Jacob Rils park beach in New York drawing 20 000 beachgoers and felling 17 people with three killed. Medical teams treated dozens as the wounded lay unconscious, all victims from Brooklyn and nearby areas. Survivors recalled a sudden bright flash and electrified air moments before the disaster.
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New York
Jacob Rils Park Beach
Brooklyn
Social Security payments to Montanans rise over three years
Montana officials report that social security benefits paid to qualified workers in the state total $25,199.61, with lump-sum payments going to estates of deceased workers. The program, signed into law August 14 1935, now covers 147,935 workers in Montana as four field offices administer accounts and claims. Continued on Page 24.
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Riley FB. Mapes
Helena
Social Security Board
Montana
Monlana
Billings Eld
Haheork-Selvidgs
Mise Olga Stramset
Hutte
Sliver Bow
Stewart J. Thonton
Maore
Gourley
D. Wayne Byall
Matheer
Hoeloua
Power Block
Hiley EK
Manes
Maber R. Harper
Denver
President Kenney Sees Best Season For G N in Years
President Kenney of the Great Northern railroad predicts a rebound after the 1838 recession with a better controlled and more successful season ahead. He notes business picking up as travel from St. Paul west to the Pacific improves and speaks with Postmaster General James A. Farley during a stop in Duluth. Farley greeted about 3.69 million passengers as the train paused briefly.
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Travie
ADJ
Rennes
Great, Northern Railroad
Sat
St. Maul
Libby Man Is 76th State Auto Victim
Libby August 1 AP A 65 year old man was fatally struck by a car driven by Glenn Taylor on Hield Ness crowed street near his home. Officers said Taylor was blinded by the glare of another vehicle and did not see the victim. The death raises Montana highway fatalities to 78 this year.
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Libby
John Uieldness
Glenn Taylor
Hield
Ness
Taylor
Ono
Montana
Soviet warns Japan of vigorous measures over border clashes
Maxim Litvinoff, Soviet foreign minister, warned Japan that the Soviet Union will use artillery and aircraft to repel Japanese attacks. He spoke during a three hour talk with Japanese ambassador Mamoru Shigeritsu, after reports of clashes near Changkuteng and along the northern Manchurian border. Litvinoff said Moscow is tired of protests and called for an end to border incidents.
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Moscow
Maxim Litvinoff
Japan
Mamoru Shigeritsu
Siberian
Changkuteng
Litvinoff
Barkley Wins Kentucky Nomination by Narrow Margin
Senate Majority Leader Alben W Barkley seizes renomination in Kentucky Democratic primary over Gov. A B Chandler. Early unofficial returns from 3,835 of 4,313 precincts show Barkley with 226,045 to Chandler's 186,730, a 34,265 lead. Results incomplete with counting to resume. observers anticipate a total vote near 600,000. Chandler’s camp claims friend of the president status. newspapers hint Barkley victory. Races for Congress show six of nine incumbents leading. Haswell wins GOP nomination. Barkley’s support appears strongest in McCracken Graves and his home county. Chandler carries Woodford but loses Henderson.
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A. B
Happy) Chandler
Kentucky
Lot
Chandler
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
Louisville Courier-Journal
John F. Haswell
Hawell
Hardinsburgh
Andrew O. Ritchie
McCracken
Graves
Woodford
Versailles
Henderson
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