Britain and France Stand Put on Promises
A Washington hearing reveals a mining prospector testifying to the Dies committee about a long battle against what he calls Jewish communism and expressing anti Jewish deportation views. The witness, Henry D. Allen of Peewacna, asserted cooperation among troops and likened the war effort to a sentinel mission amid a torrent of disjointed names and events.
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Germans Push Polish Front as Talks with Moscow Continue
Berlin reports intensified Nazi pressure on Poland while German foreign minister travels to Moscow to finalize a non-aggression pact with the Soviet Union. German officials believe Hitler may press Poland on territory and the Free City of Danzig as talks proceed, amid hopes for a peaceful settlement.
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Patiiteyl Etretes
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oMader
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Siltler
Europe Still Confused by German Coup
Stunned European statesmen faced a tangle of shifts after German Soviet non aggression talks. Britain reaffirmed aid to Poland as leaders scrambled to assess new alignments amid rapid developments impacting old world order.
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Poland
France Calls Up Hundreds of Thousands of Troops
France mobilizes a large reserve, with Edouard Daladier guiding the effort and Maurice Gamelin named future commander of land, sea, and air forces. Officials estimate about 600000 reservists to be called, as diplomatic talks proceed and preparations hold for potential general war.
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President Watches European Situation Aboard Cruiser Tuscamora
President Roosevelt, aboard the naval cruiser Tuscamora, paid close attention to radio reports of the tense Muroman situation but offered no comment. He was en route to a landing at a point 215 miles east of Cape Cod tonight, with plans to return to Washington on Friday.
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Annenberg Indicted Twice for Evading U S Taxes
A news brief reports that media magnate Annenberg faces a second indictment on charges of evading United States income taxes. The article notes details about the alleged tax scheme, the government’s involvement, and mentions other named figures in connection with the case.
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U. 8
Montana cement supply boosts project with large order
Jamey Miner acting chief engineer with the bureau of reclamations says 128000 barrels of cement have been ordered for a Montana project. Pacific Portland Cement will supply 6006 barrels from Crandvend City California while Three Forks Portland Cement at Trident Montana will deliver the rest. Deliveries were planned for April September and October with monthly shipments of about 40000 barrels.
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Portland Cement
Krdvend City
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Three Forks Portlandrome Company
Trident
Mont
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Avenil
Crop Control Benefit Fund for 1938 Is Now All Spent
Washington reports show the Crop Control Benefit Fund for 1938 has been fully spent or obligated except for 722 dollars of the 90 million provided by Congress. Administrative expenses totaled over 12.6 million, with 4.47 million to the Agricultural Adjustment Administration in Washington and 8.1 million for nationwide operations. Additional outlays funded removal of farm appliances, regional laboratories, and market development, with provisions for advance payments for 1940 and 1949 programs. State payments highlighted include Nebraska 12.84 million, Montana 6.35 million, Wyoming 1.70 million.
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Americans Urged to Leave Poland at Once
Fragmentary dispatch reports warnings to American citizens in Poland to depart immediately due to potential emergency. It notes limited transportation options and urges those staying to be ready to follow Polish authorities. Mentions a small American presence in Poland and possible aid gaps.
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Warnaw
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Voland
Adon
Ware Raw
State Livestock Entering Fall Season In Best Shape In Years
Butler declares state livestock entering fall season in best shape in years. Read text notes sheep and lamb health, weather effects, and potential forage issues. Reports indicate no immediate danger to flocks, though poisoning risks tied to forage and feed are examined. Continued discussion on page 2.
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Hearne
Cutter
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Earen
Logging Camp Saved From Fire By Wind Shift
A forest fire near a logging camp in western Oregon was halted as shifting winds eased conditions. Forester T. 8. Foodyear announced logging operations could resume after a weeklong shutdown. Cooler temperatures and higher humidity raised hopes of containment within days. The Northwests worst blaze stretched about 200000 acres between Forest Grove and Tillamook.
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Saha
Ymple Poulnsche
Ua Coalitiona
Strata Forestry
Foodyear
Wuel
Oregon
Forest Grove
Europe crisis in brief a p briefing by ap london
European crisis in brief reports urgent moves in Europe as Germany and the Soviet Union push toward a non aggression pact. Poland braces for possible German pressure with 200000 troops summoned, while Britain warns of rail strikes and reservists are called to colors.
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Britain
Frank McHale Tracks Paul McNutt Campaign Visitor in Helena
Frank McHale visits Helena to boost Paul McNutt’s campaign as Democratic candidates and local officials discuss the presidential race. The article notes McNutt’s national prominence, preparations for potential states, and mutual meetings with Governor Roy B. Ayers and other dignitaries as plans unfold for possible preemptive moves in a crowded field.
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Paul McNutt
Helena
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Pantry McNutt
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Senular Vinulenberg
Georachet-hunter
New York
Indtcepatly
India
Death of Great Falls Boy Ruled Accidental
A coroner ruled the death of 11 year old Donald Denis accidental after a .25 caliber rifle discharged while he rode a ranch near Craig. He died yesterday afternoon on the way to Great Falls from a ranch tear. Funeral details were not released.
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Donald Denis
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Craig
Russia Not Excluded From Alliance With Britain and France
Rome reports a Soviet stance on alliances with Britain and France, noting a potential clause allowing mutual neutrality if one party is attacked. The source indicates Italy’s Gayda viewed the move as ending encirclement, while diplomats weighed strategic shifts amid tensions surrounding Germany and Poland. The piece discusses expectations of Spain’s civil conflict, Soviet policy, and Italian reactions.
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Armany
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Itunaln
Renain
Ruagin
Rtalin
Franco
Ing Poland Aguinnt Fitvueton
Jmomeny
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Fandiais
Britain Pledges Backing Poland In Crisis
Britain declares it will stand by Poland as emergency powers loom. Parliament prepares for a Friday session to grant broad dicta torial authority amid German Soviet aggression. London reports troop mobilization alongside Franco British plans.
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Big Plant Expansion Program Announced
Washington Aug 22 John Coyne president of the building trades department of the American Federation of Labor said Commonwealth Edison of Chicago will begin 15,000,000 dollars of plant expansion work with assurance no jurisdictional strikes would interrupt. He added the Chicago utility vetoed in return to make the work union friendly with a ten percent union goal.
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American Federation of Lalor
Commonwealth Edison Company of Chicago
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Means for Protection of Americans Is Uppermost
Washington Aug 22 A extraordinary meeting brought together officials from five departments to discuss vetting thousands of Americans from Europe and protecting U S neutrality if war comes. The session led by Sumner Welles acting secretary of state produced no disclosed decisions, though Maritime Commission spokesman said efforts were being kept up to date. Continued on Page 31
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Europe
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Navy
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Jusce Department
Sumner Welles
Maritime Commission
Hoover to Address Western Delegations in Wyoming and Montana
Former President Hoover spoke to Republicans in cantory and Crapertonteire about relief plans and farm policies. He planned informal talks in western Wyoming tonight and an appearance in Sheridan before heading to Montana, urging federal aid tied to market access for farmers.
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Qonneyell
Tso
Atnles
Royal English Couple Stay Overnight in City
Relena hosted royalty at an unspecified date last night as Hart and Countess Stewart with their family arrived by spe Mal bus from halispell. They are guests at the Placer Hotel and will depart this morning for West Yellowstone for a park bus tour of Yellowstone, then proceed westward toward a distant manch east of the park.
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French Citizens Depart German Areas Amid Urgent Notices
Reports say the French ambassador in Berlin urged French nationals to leave Germany, a move described as unlikely by officials. Many residents and correspondents from Berlin and nearby areas have already departed or plan to depart amid rising tension as of August 21.
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Low Gehrig Improved. Leaves for Chicago to rejoin Yankees
Tochester Minn Aug 22 An optimistic Mageeline physician reports Lou Gehrig in definite improvement and preparing to leave for Chicago to rejoin his New York Yankee teammates. Dr H H C Rabela in charge of treatment says the general condition is definitely improved.
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Lou Golrig
Milk Strike Near Agreement After Violence in New York
New York nine day milk strike tightens as dairy farmers and a minority of city distributors reach a compromise price of 225 per hundredweight. Mayor LaGuardia and leaders push toward ratification at a Utica meeting while violence mars streets with injuries from gunfire during protests.
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