Daladier vows to defend French territorial integrity
France will use every means to protect the absolute integrity of Corsica and Tunisia, Daladier announces. The premier’s statement, issued as Rome and Berlin press tension grows ahead of Ribbentrop’s visit, signals resilience against Italian demands and hints at a broader warning to Germany about colonies.
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Associated Press
Paris
Edouard Daladier
France
Corsica
Tunisia
Germany
Joachim von Ribbentron Germman
Daladiers
Italy
Chamber of Deputies
Daladier
Corelea
Chamberlam
London
Italan
Rome
Chaffin Named President of Montana Motors Group
Dean Chaffin of Bozeman was named president of the Montana Motor Trades Association at the convention opening in Bozeman. Ninety-one dealers attended as Clyde W. Burgan became first vice president and R M Perry second vice president M P Trenne reelected secretary. Directors elected include Elmer Olson RFE Mulvaney Owen H O Bell E G Runkel M H Wall Jack Neneck and Harry Jardine. L C Boedecker spoke as a supervisor of the Montana highway patrol amid talks on business matters. A steak dinner at Breadwater followed.
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Dean Chaffin
Bozeman
Montana Motor Trades Association
Clyde W. Burgan
Helena
R M. Perry
Glasgow
M P Trenne
Direct ‘Tors
Elmer Olson
Lewistown
RFE Mulvaney
Balings
E Owen
Studebaker Corporation
South Bend
Ind
Ray N Shannon
H. C
Europe drifting toward war warned by South African minister
London dispatch reports Defense Minister Oswald Pirow of the Union of South Africa warning that Europe is drifting toward war. He cites tours across Portugal, Spain, Germany, Italy, Belgium and the Netherlands, meetings with Chamberlain Mussolini and Hitler, and argues that unless outlook changes imminent tension could break next spring. He proposes refugee settlements and land grants as steps, noting willingness gaps among nations to sacrifice.
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Union OF South Africa
Europe
London
Oswald Pirow
Pirow
Portugal
Spain
Germany
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Chamberlain
Mussolini
Pirun
ATL International
Three Montana Water Projects to Finish by 1939 Irrigation Season
Montana water conservation board reports five reclamation works underway with several near completion. Tongue River dam in Big Horn County aims for May 1 1940 finish storing about 60 900 acre feet for 50 000 acres. Big Dry project in Garfield County to finish December 31 with 3 789 acre feet for 2 000 acres. Sidney pumping project to finish May 14 1949 supplying 1 500 acres from Yellowstone River. Other projects include Bitter Root storage dam and Upper Mugsvishell storage in Wheatland Meagher counties, with 935 workers employed December 1 and good progress despite winter pauses.
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Montana Water Conservation
Tongue River
Big Horn
Garfield County
Sidney
Yellowstone
Nichland County
Wheatland
Meagher
Death by Own Action In Sacramento Gas Route Incident
In Sacramento California a man Ralph G. Clifford 45 a laborer died by self administration of lethal gas in a home Anade room after sealing doors and using fumigation gas A note found beside the body urged establishment of public lethal gas chambers in populated centers for the unfit to terminate their misery Coroner John Garibaldi identified the victim and described the method used
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Sacramento
Cali
Dec
John Garibaldi
Ralph G. Clifford
Premier Ignores Labor Peace Offers Amid Naval Strike
The Daladier government rejected labor peace overtures and reinforced the shipping strike with naval detachments. Three lieutenants and 126 sailors sailed from Lorient to Le Havre to replace striking crews as Cherbourg bases added forces. The merchant marine ministry refused a strikers delegation and declined charges against four leaders while rehiring 60 participants from the Thursday general strike. About 1,500 of the Normandie crew and 2,000 workers are involved.
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Edouard Daladier
Tabor
le Waves
Normandie
Stecin
France
Lorient
Armstrong Knocks Out Manfredo in Tech Victory
Henry Armstrong defeated Manfredo of San Francisco by technical knockout in the third round to defend his world welterweight title before 12,724 fans in Cleveland. Referee Tony LaBranch stopped the bout at 1 4 5 of the third round as Manfredo was helpless after a torrid pace.
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Cleveland. der
Rammerin
Henry Armstrong
Manfredo
San Francisco
Tony laBranch
LaBranch
Armstrong
San Franciscan
Kuntz Heads Helena Royal and Select Masters Election
Louis f Kantius was elected illustrious master of Helena Jounell No 4 Royal and Select Masters at the annual meeting. Other officers chosen include George Padbury Jr Ralph X Lodge LG Pickett and Francis D Jones. Scottish Rite Masons plan a ballot tonight at the Masonic temple on Broadway for fall reunion preparations.
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Louis F Kantius
Helena Jounell
Hart
Grand Council
Sfontana
Offhers
George Padbury Jr
Ralph X. Lodge
LG Pickett
Francis D Jones
Luther T Hauburg
Library Board
Ape Pointe
Helena
Hoya Arch Masons
Besidps
John Kain
Kuntz
Masonic Temple
Broadway
W. K. Converse
Reverend George Lambertus to be honored for 25 years in Montana
The Rev George Lambertus pastor of St Cyril and Methodius East Helena marks 25 years as priest with 9am high mass at St Cyril and Methodius followed by programs at St Ann's School. A Jubilee Banquet at parish hall features silver decor and a toast by Very Rev Emmet Riley with speeches on the diocese and parish history.
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George Lambertus
Montana
St Cyril and Methodius
East Helena
Turish Hall
St Gyrus and Methodius
Lambertus
AL Toelock
Evemur
Bastelena
Steve Canker
Mary Maronick
Joseph Ragen
Edward Meronick
East 3Reena Parish
Th Emmet Riley
Carroll College
Dennis F Meade
BE Anthony's
Missoula
Will Delver
Belen
Rose Odith Hollenback
Helena Walling
D. J Tragen
Tfelena
Government Tax Policy Attacked By 2 Witnesses
Washington hearing before the senate committee on profit sharing heard Hazelett Metal Co. president W Hazelett and Bank of America president L M Giannini criticize federal tax laws. Hazelett urged a new system placing high levies on those causing strikes to boost production and reemployment. Giannini called federal taxes a psychological handicap to expansion and urged tax structure reforms to spur individual initiative.
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Washington
Senate Committee On
Co. W. Hazelett
Hazelett Metal Company of
New York
L. M. Giannini
Bank of America
San Francisco
Elk Cull Totals Across Montana Return Record Year
Montana state fish and game officials report 3,098 elk killed during the season with 8,598 elk listed for Judith Basin and Park county combined. The Park county district along the Yellowstone herd path is expected to yield 2,090 elk as mandatory culling to balance range facilities. Flathead district produced 707, Sun River 930, Ravalli 387, Jefferson 250, with totals subject to minor changes after a Sanders county report.
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Fish and Game Department
Yellowstone Park
Montana
Judith Basin
Park County
Elk Hill
Yellowstone
Park
Sanders County
Flathead South Fork
Fish and Game Commission
Berda
Flathead
Sun River
Ravalli
Jefferson County
High Court Rules Labor Board Went Beyond Authority
President Roosevelt in UNC speech urged liberal reform and warned conservatives. Supreme Court holds labor board exceeded authority in nullifying contracts between AEVL union and Consolidated Edison, while upholding federal jurisdiction over interstate commerce and continuing coverage of internal labor relations.
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High Court Rules Labor Board
Washington
Dee
Supreme Court
Me Wathunal Labor Board
Betwen
AEVL
Consolidater Edison Company of
New York
the International
Beethoven Cannot Disturb Peace So Musician Is Free
San Francisco December 5 Judge Herbert Kaufman ruled that Beethoven cannot disturb the peace and freed Rudolph Ramat aged 69 on a charge of disturbing the peace by playing his accordion on Market Street. Ramat pleaded that he has worked all his life and only wants to play the classics, so the judge allowed him to go free after listening to his rendition of Beethoven Moonlight Sonata.
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San Francisco
Beethoven
Herbert Kaufman
Rudolph Ramat
Ice Melt as Chinook Winds Warm Montana
A Chinook wind swept into northern Montana driving temperatures into the 40s. Helena reached 45 degrees, near last year’s 46. The record warmest day was 50.8 degrees in 1900 and the coldest 22 below zero in 1830.
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Montana
Helena
Catholics and Protestants join in protest on persecution
Catholic and Protestant leaders and Senator Ed Burke united in a mass meeting to call for moral rearmament against racial and religious persecution worldwide. Speakers urged religion and democracy against intolerance, condemning Nazi and communist efforts to undermine faith and urging unified opposition.
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Washington
Rec
Edward R. Burke
Religion
Constitution Hall
All i Peril
James E Freeman
Protestant Episcopal Church
Germany
Freeman
Burke
Trout Public Mse
America
Edmund Walsh
Georgetown University
Perth
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Xeter
Dawn Manfredo
Los Angeles
Louis J. Kuntz
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University of North Carolina
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