Fredlund Installed as Grand Master of Montana Masons
Great Falls August 17 Edwin Fredlund of Chinook was installed grand master of the Montana Masons at the 7th annual grand lodge session. Retiring grand master Oscar J. Johnson presented him the signet ring as ceremonies and related events continued with officers and delegates listed for the coming year.
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Great Falls
Edwin Fredlund
Chinook
Grand Lodge of Montana Masons
Oscar J. Johnson
Anaconda
Donnsan
Clauite J. Ae
Leleux
Grad Hinlormd
Jatt T. Or of
Lalles
Depuy
Ralph M. Slattersly
Congrad
Charles Davidson
Charles E Cor
Missoula
Walter Wlaehgenhar
Verry
Juior Denon Baron Fe Galther
Wordet
Aroudie
Jone
Henry Morgan
Glangow
Herbert T. Hasfeld
Somers
Swort
Percy Dolor
Havre
Grand
Grand Lodge Nepsinna
Pudlelaie ix
Kralid
Seskony Athe Manetuna
Order of Kasten Stirwitteh
M Tarcadt
Tax revision talks open as Hungary Germany coop rises
Signs of better Hungary Germany cooperation emerged after the Hitler meeting with Hungary's foreign minister. Reports describe arrests and tensions amid a broader border and minority concerns as Austro Hungarian areas face increased scrutiny and police actions. Washington invites private sector input on tax reform, seeking cooperation for a congressional study and possible recession avoidance through private investment.
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Hungary
Germany
Fuhhrer
Hitler
British Cruiser Formidable Launch Ends in Death and Injuries
A launch ceremony at Belfast for Britain's Formidable cruiser ends tragically as one woman is killed and twenty are injured by debris and mishaps. Lady Swood christens the ship amid cannonade and cheering officials. Workers fearfully scatter as the vessel slides into the river. Mrs Ixo bel Kirk, wife of a shipyard foreman, is among the fallen.
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Nany
Netlist
Northern Ireland
Mritain
Wader Ste Veel
Progrhm
Fising Gagnenta
Ixobel Kirk
Aloya
Boy Drowns During Swimming Instruction Near Oxford
In Oxford Maryland on August 17 Rue dolph Cumer a 10 year old Black boy drowned in the Tred Avenue river during a swimming class. He was pulled from the water after signaling distress and a nearby attendant tried artificial respiration but the effort failed.
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Osford
Ruedolph Cumer
Tred Aven
Mrs C J Bausch Dies After Five Months Illness
Mrs Annie Middleton Bausch, 3, wife of Christopher J Bausch, died yesterday at her home 416 Fifth Ave after five months illness. Born Sept 22 1870 in Wanpun Wis, she was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Middleton. She married Mr Bausch in Wanpun Oct 19 1853. He had been in Lena with him since 1694 and established a business here. The couple came here with Ravitch and Clark Conrad and Corte, later forming a store and tin works partnership.
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Mra
Annie Middleton Bausch
Christopher J. Bauseh
Melena Morclant
Fifth Avenue
Charles. Middleton
Wanpun
Wis
Bauseh
Melena
Rauseh
Maren
Mrs. Hauseh
Wisconsin
Bauder
Ravitch
Clark, Conrad and Corte
Dub
President Roosevelt Reaches Bay of Islands Newfoundland
President Roosevelt sailed through foggy seas aboard the naval cruiser Tuemoosa heading to the Bay of Islands Newfoundland after a 26 mile run from Sydney Nova Scotia. He is the farthest north he has been as president, having left New York last Saturday with the escort of ships.
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Wang
Roosevelt
Sigamode
Bay of Islands
New‘foundland
Sydney
Nova Scotia
Hoosevelt
New York
Formal inquiry into train wreck set for Saturday
A formal inquiry by Southern Pacific into the central Nevada wreck that killed 24 people was scheduled for 10 a.m. Saturday in Carlin. SP president A C D McDonald said the inquiry board would include SP executives, Elko businessmen, and representatives from the Interstate Commerce Commission and Nevada public service commissions. He noted the tragedy was not a deliberate act and mentioned ongoing wreck investigations and temporary service adjustments as repairs proceed.
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Rayno
Nev
Southern Maelfie Company
Nevada
Carlin
Acd
Mcdonald
Southern Pacific
Fqury
Elko
Commerce
Nevada Public Service
Gov Ayers To Headline Helena Press Meeting Event
Governor Ayers will be the main speaker at a Helena press meeting scheduled for August 24 25 and 26. Secretary Henry G. Wome announced details with convention headquarters at Macon Rated and a program beginning Thursday. Delegates and officials from Mantana will attend as local leaders welcome the gathering.
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Ayers
Helena
Tollmanun
Mantutta
Henry G
Macon
Iferry
A. J. Reterts
Chamber of Commerce
Oafe Young
Record Wengl
Travis
Plan to Mobilize Industry May Be Greatly Revised
Washington August 17 The plan for mobilizing American industry in war faces major revision. A presidential study indicates a thorough reworking of the master plan. The Industrial and commercial leaders group discussed the matter with War Secretary Henry Stimson and officials who worked on the original blueprints for 18 years. Johnson said the government’s call for mobilization is precautionary and does not indicate immediate or imminent war. The Stettinius board, chaired by Edward R. Stettinius Jr. of United States Steel, was appointed to advise expanding armed services in peacetime and to prepare for government control of industry in a war emergency.
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Washington
John W. Manes
Transuruth
Kent
Snaderd
Wallatraot
Net Civitan War
Rhsaurers Heart
Alfletala
Lnstritflony
Laula Johnson
Action
Kava
Johnson
Edward RN. Stettintna, Jr
United States Steel Corporation
Wan Appainind
World's Largest Gem Obtained By U S Museum
The Smithsonian Institution acquired a world's largest gem described as a near flawless crystal of pale blue color weighing an immense carat weight. The gem was discussed in the Was Green provinces of Hindizt with details on its exterior and inner facets.
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U.S. Museum
Washington
Sargent
Kansas City in political upheaval over reform and graft
In Kansas City a political storm erupts as Democrat machine leaders face removal, resignations and reform drives. Police chief quits amid scandal. several auditors report payroll abuses. a renewed push for reform groups like Forward Kansas City emerge.
WPA Workers In County To Receive Pay Increases
WPA workers in Lewis and Clark County will get wage revisions with new monthly rates set for labor classes. Common laborers rise to 60.70 dollars per month, intermediate to 61.10, pros and skilled to 74.40, with professional and technical staff at 14.10, all effective in the district soon.
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Lewis and Clark
Sotto
Joseph
Warker
Mekabel
Washington
Warkeen
Oil Producers Win Initial Victory In Drive To Stabilize Crude Prices
Oklahoma City August 17 independent oil producers claim a first win in halting price declines as Bell Oil and Gas and Danciger Tetinor halt 20 cent per barrel cuts. Caddo Crude Purchasing of Shreveport reports 10 cent top price cut. Shutdowns reduce about 2,530,300 barrels off the market as states push curbs. Governor Bailey and state officials move to enforce field shutdowns while federal steps toward regulated production loom. Civil friction arises over responsibility for the price collapse as Arkansas and Oklahoma coordinate actions.
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Oklahoma City
Bell Oi and Gas Company
Danciger Tetinorfea
Ath
Tulakonda
Purchasing Company
Shreveport
Errde
Nevertherian
Dbacrvera
Texas
Oklahoma
Laniadana
Kanane
Arkanand
New Mexico
Seker
Lion of Refiring
Arkansas Oil and Gas Comminatan
Carl E. Bailey
LE Dorado
Janarlalion
Henry M. Dawns
Chantic
Twenty-Five States to Stand by Order, 9 Opposed
New York Aug. 17 The country rests after four days of national argument and unofficial referenda on Roosevelt’s Thanksgiving decision. Governors split by party lines with 26 states approving the November 24 date, 14 in varying degrees of support, nine undecided or unreported. The crisis touched college athletic directors as election preparations and budget concerns dominated campus life.
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New York
Roosevelt
Wanlington
Bund leader Kuhn testifies amid clashes at Dies committee
Fritz Kuhn head of the German American Bund confronts the Dies committee in a tense session. He accuses the panel of political targeting, claims no American or German government ties, and predicts political fallout for Mr Dies. The testimony follows two days of testimony and ends amid heated exchanges.
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Washington
Fritz Kuhn
Stolid Fuehrer
Bund
Dies
Kuhn
Drs
Tatiky
Texan
Submarine Squalus Nears Dry Dock After Second Raising
Portamouth New Hampshire August 17 The submarine Squalus neared the end of its voyage to the dry dock after two successful lifts and tows from the 240 foot depth where she sank on May 22 The latest blowing and towing operation began at 730 am local time and brought the sub within about 100 feet of the surface The effort aims to recover the bodies of the 26 men who died aboard and to place the boat in the Dartmouth navy yard for reconditioning while weather cooperated with calmer seas and sunshine
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Portamouth
N.H
U. S
Imad
Dartamouth Nacy Yard
Ude
Lars
Tan
Fire Fighters in State Hold Own Against Flames
Missoula August 17 seven hundred firefighters fought a large blaze in the Bull Lake region near Lithy as hundreds of acres burned from 10 to 40 acres each. Wind absence aided crews while the Had Rock Fire near Glyclar National Park entrance was controlled. About 260 of 740 remained, with a 220 acre Lake Five area still active and a 442 man crew expected to secure it by morning. Thompson Falls area fire crews reported containment after burning around 600 acres and efforts focused on preventing flare ups across all fronts.
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Missoula
Bull Lake
Lithy
Foreat
Twentern
Glyclar National Park
Millionaire Widow Found Dead In Cleveland Home
Julia Morgan Marritt 60 left an estate of about 6 million dollars but no will to live. She was found in her bedroom with a gunshot wound and a revolver nearby. Coroner Samuel R. Gorber ruled the death a self-inflicted act amid ill health. The deceased widow of William T. Marlatt, once tied to a Cleveland corporation, left more to the Champlain museum of Bil and to unnamed heirs.
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Choveland
Atre
Julia Morgan Marinit
Chavaland Museum of
Samuel R. Gorber
New Physical Ed Director at Y Takes Over Work
Bam Mummers, former physical education instructor at the University of Michigan, assumed duties as new Physical Ed Director at the Irving Park Y Wrigley Center. He succeeds Del Moloian who retires next week. The Mummers plan to establish their future home near Chicago after moving from Detroit. The appointment is noted by General Secretary B. V. Siworthy with a September field event at the Y.
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Bam Mummers
Eniversity of Michigun
Elena T.alc.a. Hq
del Moloian
Hariagd Bey Aehoat
Mes
McPauw
Nuserary
Michigan
Atumwery
Irving Park Y
Chicago
W.P. A
Scormary B. V. Siworthy
Flood Crest Advances Toward Gulf Amid Homeless Tide
Selma Alabama reports the flood crest moved toward the Gulf with about 2,000 already homeless from nearby communities. Prattville faced rising flood dangers as waters receded, damaging streets and homes and causing at least one death and substantial property losses.
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Gulf
Selma
Ala
Alabama
Gulf of Mexico
Seima
Neady
Prattville
League Commission Rejects Palestine Plan Approval
Geneva Aug 17 The League of Nations Mandates Commission withholds approval of Britain’s plan to make Palestine an Arab-dominated state. Four members oppose the White Paper interpretation, three support it, leading to a split that sends the decision to the League Council next month. The vote hinges on changes in the Palestine situation and aims to align with the British mandate.
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Laague of Nations
Comminston
Britain
Palestine
Commission
World Zionist Congress
Myseling Nore
Holy Land
League
Freedman
National of
Norway
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