Daladier to Seek Peace Internal
Premier Daladier, facing Italian and German colonial pressures, moves to secure internal political and social peace needed to defend France's empire. He warns employers after a failed general strike and urges reintegration of workers who followed union orders amid labor unrest.
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Paris
Italy
Germany
Daladier
France
Rome
Annre Francois-Poncet
Count Galeazzo Ciano
Faria
Georges Bonnet
Fisher Body Plant Closed by UAW Walkout in Flint
Flint Michigan December 2. Fisher Body Plant No 1 shut by a United Automobile Workers walkout after a vote 9434 to 433 to strike over day wage demands. About 6400 workers affected. GM said body assembly at Rulek plant halted as bodies supply stopped. union leaders said strike was authorized by the international union.
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Flint
Mich
Fisher Body
General Motors
United Automobile Workers
General Motors Corporation
Fisher Body Company
Rulek
Flint Total
UAW
International Union
Private funerals set for Utah bus disaster victims
Bereaved parents of the Utes tragedy victims decided to hold private funerals rather than mass rites in the Mormon tabernacle. The crash killed 22 high school students and bus driver Farreld H. Silcox, with four injured in critical condition. County attorney said no inquest. Officials prepare an accident report to address grade crossing hazards.
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Salt Lake City
Dee
Selioul Ins
Mormon Tabernacle
Salata
Farreld H. Silcoa
Harold E. Wallace
L. W. Nielson
W. HK. Granger
Utah Public Service Commission
Silcox
R. Nelson
Supure Intendent of
Jordan
Pasenger
Manipulator Denies Use of Beauty Lobby on Susceptible Statesmen
New York December 2 William F Buckner a Wall Street figure and friend of Loretta Young denied employing chorus girls to sway congressmen in Washington He said such charges were absurd and that he was mystified About the case Assistant U S Attorney said Buckner listed a beauty lobby in Washington to push bond redemption and had flown five chorus girls from a New York club to a hotel party in August 1987 A Carlton Hotel official said Buckner ran up a $6009 bill entertaining congress members with the aid of chorus girls The Securities and Exchange Commission had previously asserted Buckner and associates spread false reports about Philippines railway bonds causing a price rise and fall
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New York
William F. Huckner
Wall Street
Tinanofer
Loretta Young
Hollywood
Washington
D. DC
Philippines
Aftiss Young
Scotland Yard
Buckner
P. Maloney
Buckner Hai
Paradise Might Club
National Capital
Charles T. Murphy
Securities and Bachanga Commission
Eid Buckner
Bia Associates
Washington, Des
Carlton Hotel
William P. Buckner
Congress
Securities and Exchange Commission
Colorado boy dies after long iron lung treatment
Colorado Springs area reports the death of Lawrence Stanley McDonald who spent over a year on an artificial iron lung after an infantile paralysis attack. He died at his home in Pueblo. The report notes a recent Colorado death of Shirley Kravac in Denver, linked to long iron lung maintenance.
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Fueblo
Colo
Lawrence Stanley McDonald
Colorado
Shirley Kravac
Denver
Son of Ohio pastor kills father in drunken altercation
Robert Bready, 29, confessed to shooting his father, Dr Tinasel Hready, 62, near the parsonage in Pontiac Ohio during a drunken walk. Sheriff says Bready planned to blame alcohol. murder charge pending first degree. Father was a Methodist Episcopal minister and former mayor pro tem of Pontiac. Bready recalls little beyond trying to sober up during the night.
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Baintridge
Ohio
Dee
Joseph Vincent
Robert Thready
Tinasel
Hready
Young Bready
Don Lowrey
Bready
Chillicothe
Vincent
Protem
Pontiac
Mich
Syas
Robert Bready
Reid
Top Champion Steer Leads Chicago Show Sale Price
A grand champion steer from the Chicago show drew a high price at the sale. The animal topped bids, drawing attention from buyers and exhibitors seeking the prized specimen. Local bidders vied for the winning entry amid a busy sale atmosphere.
Helena lights up streets as Christmas decorations appear
Helena tones up for the season as Montana Power crews hang thousands of holiday lights along Last Chance Gulch and main streets. Merchants string windows and wreaths while Chamber of Commerce leaders outline areas to decorate, aiming to illuminate the city into the new year with evergreen wreaths and star centers.
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Helena
Neville and
Waters Samson
South Wain
South Main
Direntuag
Wall Streets
Lawrener Street
Fuller Avenue
West Sith
Grand
Broadway
Helen
Hu. J. Palmquist
Claircian
Chamber of Commerce
Montana Power Company
Legislative Assembly
Junior Farmers Chow In On Work At Chicago Show
Junior farmers and 4 H club members prepared for the international livestock exposition in Chicago. The group presented 268 steers totaling 33 thousand 518 dollars, averaging 14 20 per hundredweight for 1 005 pound steers, with sheep and hogs also sold. Arnold Moore from Union City Oklahoma sold a champion Poland China pig and reserve grand champion barrow for 28 cents a pound, while Pennsylvania State College’s Gerkahire sold the champion barrow for 65 cents a pound to Swift and Company.
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Chicago
Hoya
T Ie
Arnold Moore
Union City
Okla
Poland
Barrow
Armour and Company
Fennaylvania State College
Gerkahire
Swift and Company
Young Moore
Frank Bevans Named Master of Helena Lodge of Masons
Frank Bevans elected worshipful master of Helena Lodge No. A WY. Other officers include Frank D Neill senior warden Arthur J. Caper junior warden Luther T Hatzberg secretary reelected 35 4 Minagh treasurer Waller 1 Baker and Angsi wan on relic t board. The lodge will hold annual meeting and Royal Masters session with turkey dinner and business at 6 30, telephoning by noon. Continued on page 2.
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Bevans
Helena Lodge No
Hort I
Angstman
Frank D Neill
Arthur J.‘ Caper
Luther T Hatzberg
Minagh
Walhnr House
Waller
Baker
Whrary
Angsiwan
John 1
Meléod
Helena Caunal No
Masonic Temple
Broadway
Ercam
H. Lh. Hart
Grand Council
Ke and & O
King Solomon's Lodge No. 9
Morning Star
Helena
Royal iArch Mariuns
Ai i
Woman Returns From Dead Report After Flood Mystery
Mrs Marie UT of Lockport was believed dead after the Ohio flood last spring. A hospital nurse later corrected the error as a mistaken identity tied to a similar name. The living Mrs UT recovered, found work in a hospital, while her sons moved away without knowing the truth.
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Ohio
Tockport
Marie UT
Gadlipolis
Oalo
Lockport
Thu
Wil- Han Trane
Stor Prietor
Tult
Marold
Convicted spies receive prison terms in Nazi espionage case
Four Americans faced sentencing for passing U S military information to Nazi agents. Judge John C Knox condemned the would be fate in Germany, granting prison terms from two to six years. Johanna Hofmann received four years, Otto Herman Voss five, Erich Glaser two, and Guenther Rumrich two. The trial spanned weeks with Rumrich pleading guilty early.
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New York
Germany
John C. Knoa
United States
Nazi Ceremany
Knox
Johanna Hofmann
German Liter Europe
Otto Herman Voss
Erich Glaser
Wnlad States Army
Mitchelfield
Long Island
Guenther
Gustav Rumrich
Misa Hofmann
Voss
Glaser
Tumrich
San
Rumrich
Fort Missoula
Montana
Prosecution Considered for Communist and German American Bund
Washington AP report notes Tus 1 fee department lawyers reviewing law books to decide if the cont minufist party of the United States and the German American Mund should be prosecuted. Chairman Dies demanded such action, alleging both groups are foreign agents yet failed to register with the state department per the law.
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Washington
Doe
United States
Mund
Dies
D Teves
House Committee On
Detvikiet
Tie
State Department
Taw
State institutions report 1938 earnings rise amid funding
State institutions earned 55 061.78 in the 1938 fiscal year, an increase of 15 562.64 from 1937. Auditor John J. Moses cited fee income and product sales as main sources while noteing annual legislative appropriations support. Total appropriations for 1938-148 fiscal years reached 1 855 000 from university millage and general funds. Institutions include Montana State College and various state schools.
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Moxicana
John J. Moses
Asral
Holmes
Apst Montell State College
Ugit
Industrial Sehons
Scnock of Mines
Montana State
Eastern Normal Io
Freedom in Return for Trade Plan Soon Announced
A Berlin editor says plans to permit Jewish emigration in exchange for increased German exports are being studied. He hints Field Marshal Goering may soon announce details. An international refugee committee in London plans a fresh approach to Germany via German Foreign Minister von Neur. The editor explains the scheme relies on foreigners providing hard currency for emigration, with Germany repaying in goods.
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Berlin
Hermann Wilhelm Goering
London
Germany
Ger
Nes
Joachim von Fubbentrop
Baus
Goering
Miust
Hunting Accident Fatal to Great Falls Man
Great Falls Dec 32-195? T re a Grinde 23 son of late Martin C Grinde former Great Falls mayor died this afternoon at a local hospital He was accidentally shot in the abdomen a week ago when he dropped a pistol while on a hunting trip in Sunriver canyon with his wife Bertha Vandershat of Bozeman Mrs Gtinda drove the 80 miles from the hunting cabin to Great Falls in an hour and a half to try to save him He was a 1937 Montana State College graduate an honor student senior class president and Sigma Chi president He had been with Alls Chalmera Manufacturing Company and had accepted a promotion to Oakland Funeral arrangements have not been made.
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Great Talla
T'rea Grinde
Martin C. Grinde
Great Falls
Sunriver Canyon
Bertha Vandershat
Bozeman
Gtinda
Montana State College
Sigma Chi Fraternity
Alls Chalmera Manufacturing Company
Oakland
Callt
Americans Return Home After Spanish Civil War Service
About 332 American volunteers of the Lincoln and Washington battalions of the 15th International Brigade left Spain for Paris en route to New York, while a separate 300 including all wounded followed. They fought at Madrid Belchite Teruel Aragon and Ebro, under Maj Milton Wolfe, amid a shelled border crossing at Alp France.
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France
St the
International Brigades
Spain
StFtu
Litcoln
Washington
15Th International Brigade
Alp
Paris
New York
Madrid
Belchite
Teruel
Aragon
Ebro
Americana
Milton Wolfe
Tall Abd Gavat
Digassh
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Rok
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Bernice Hahn
Helen Maternity Hospital
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Dorn
Irene Brown
Aledo
Frank Bevans
Lodge of Masons
REQ Party
ANG Bund
Ray Emenger
Petaluma
Call
San Frantisco
PLAN
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