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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1935
Page
4
The divorce case of Millicent Rogers heiress and Arturo de Pealta Ramos moves toward dissolution after a complaint alleging extreme cruelty. The couple, married November 7 1927 at Southampton Long Island, have children Arturo Henry and Paul Jaime. Trial likely private. cross complaint expected and Ramos plans a Hollywood move post decree.
Chicago officials of the Burlington and Quincy railroad said they would accept the national mediation board arbitration offer in a conflict that could trigger the nations first streamliner strike. Brotherhood leaders planned to walk out December 9 to press for two men in cabs on Diesel engines, affecting about 1,700 workers and related staff. In New York, Cardinal Hayes announced a renewal pledge by the Legion of Decency for clean motion pictures.
Preview opens tonight as 20th Century Fox presents Way Down East starring Henry Fonda and Rochelle Hudson. The film follows two lovers who face bigotry and hatred in Winfield Sheepie, amid the studio’s acclaimed natural beauty and poetic tempo.
Reuters and Havas report a raid on the American hospital at Dessye marked as Red Cross. A ward was wrecked and the emperor’s palace damaged as bombs fell near a Red Cross camp. Norwegian nurse Petra Hovig injured. Belgian Major Tierraspant wounded. Georges Guron shot. Negus ordered troops to scatter and fired a machine gun.
The ad describes a dress with deeply cut sleeves forming most of the blouse with front lacing, a wide collar, and un cuffed wrists. The straight floor-length skirt follows the latest silhouette. It promotes Barbara Bell patterns in sizes 12 to 20 with bust measurements and yardage details, and invites readers to send for the Barbara Bell book and patterns for varying ages and occasions.
Merchants and Manufacturers survey in Toledo reports 4 per cent employment gain over 1934 as holiday demand heats up. Canton Chamber notes employment near 92 per cent of 1929 peak. Youngstown expects steel to run at 62 per cent capacity. Ohio dividends around 4 million dollars. Chicago merchants add 35 billion more spending power and 250000 extra workers. Net November sales from Spiegel May Stern Chicago mail order rise 94 percent year over year."}
Government plans include 20 large scale road works in Quebec region with 95 miles of grading, 24.6 miles of additional grading, 16 treated timber bridges and multiple overpasses and underpasses. Workers will receive minimum wage rates for unskilled, intermediate and skilled labor. Projects include grading and surfacing on Hardin-Custer highway in Big Horn county and Miles City to Brogdus road, multiple timber trestle bridges, and a three-span reinforced concrete Rock Creek bridge.
A listing of road and bridge projects across Montana counties. Includes grading surfacing drainage structures and several trestle bridges on roads in Dawson Missoula Silver Bow Musselshell Sheridan and other counties with details on mileages and locations along U S highways and rail lines.
Judge Theo Lentz of Missoula died after a long career. He was married to Ruth Hunter and had a son and two daughters. He was a Mason, affiliated with the Republican party, and funeral plans awaited family arrival. Nebraska project: Senator Norris announced a $320,000 Works Progress Administration effort to protect Niobrara, Neb, from Missouri River damage.
Robert W. Robinson, a Kansas City taxicab driver, reports in a radio feature that he has driven 996000 miles over 181% years without an accident. He discusses safe driving practices on the program tonight.
A reuniting scene unfolds at a hotel in Alamogordo after a three month disappearance of Joseph Wylds aligned with Ady’s wife Olivia Ady. Police, sheriff and Colorado Springs officials hold a closed conference. no statements given. Ady, a mining engineer once wealthy, had vanished August 30 amid demands of 25 000 for his safety and was found at the Ady Copper mine north of town.
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