Hull Defends Canadian Tariff Pact as Cattlemen Protest
Secretary Hull today defended a Canadian trade pact aimed at reducing livestock tariffs. He argued the concessions would boost overall exports and benefit U S cattle producers, noting the small tariff cuts would aid meat and industrial sectors while lifting farm goods demand. The memo to Costigan from November 28, released today, outlines objections and expected economic gains.
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World War II era worries shape naval balance and peace talks
Unclear garbled text discusses British Franco-British peace efforts and Italian moves concerning Ethiopia. Mentions Japan’s naval equities, Geneva talks, and Italian military planning amid a Columbia protest and U.S. political tensions over foreign policy.
State argues liquor law constitutionality in high court
The Montana attorney general and assistants file amendments in support of the state liquor control act. The brief challenges the act as unconstitutional revenue raising, notes that profits should fund administration, and questions authorization for state monopoly. The case of State against John DeDelyeotl awaits the Montana Supreme Court ruling.
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Tokyo Rejects Demand for Naval Equality Command
Kondon December 124 report states Japan and others refuse any treaty granting naval parity. United States Britain and allies insist on maintaining supremacy as they push to replace expiring Washington naval treaties. Delegations show a possible compromise might emerge but major powers refuse equality.
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Hauptmann Execution Date Likely Delayed To Next Week
The defense says no further action will be taken while a new date for the execution of Reyne Richard Hauptmann is set by the court. Attorney Lloyd Fisher said clemency petitions may be filed with the court of pardons if the date is fixed noon tomorrow.
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Physician predicts possible suspension and revival of life
Dr Alexis Carrel of the Rockefeller Institute told the New York Academy of Medicine that science may one day suspend human life and revive it, potentially extending longevity for centuries. He described reversible and irreversible death, noting a very remote possibility of suspending life to preserve parts of personality, with further discussion continuing on page 43.
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Montanans Meet in Great Falls
In Great Falls on December 12 7 Trans officials and Montanans Inc executives drafted plans for Montana tourism advertising to be submitted to the general sessions. Campbell and Ferguson reported on the 1935 campaign that brought a thousand inquiries to Helena, with expansion planned though details remain unclear.
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Alleged piracy case involving Governor Langer and aides
Details emerge on a conspiracy alleged to have mishandled federal relief measures. Principal witness testimony centers on figures linked to government agencies and a former bank official, outlining alleged misconduct during the relief period.
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Berry Elated At Response To Plan For New Council
George L. Berry hailed labor leaders and the American Federation of Labor backing for his industrial council plan. A Green and 15 other leaders signaled cooperation with the Roosevelt coordinator to address industry problems. The six point economic program includes wage and hour laws, federal licensing for industries, and stronger enforcement against child labor. Eighteen industrial groups said they would send reps next week, with other groups still undecided. The national chamber’s finance panel urged repealing many taxes to reduce government burden and revive the economy.
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Tacoma man to plead innocent in Idaho murder case
Douglas van Vinck of Tacoma will plead innocent at a district court arraignment in Yoin Walls Idaho. He faces a first degree murder charge for alleged slaying of State Patrolman Fortaine Cooper in Buhl on November 25. He is also accused of killing Deputy Sheriff Denis C. Givens of Twin Falls County and his former wife Mildred Hook of Tacoma. New York doctor Charles Loomis Dana, 88, former president of the New York Academy of Medicine, died.
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Just A Minute With Ring Cohb
Cuiver City California December 12 Hollywood sentiment runs against polygamists on trial in Kingman Arizona. The desert colony favors many wives while Hollywood prefers one wife at a time. I would plead for the female co defendants accused of such marriages. Newspaper pictures show the mate prisoners. If true likenesses, the women have suffered enough.
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Oil embargo eased as League seeks eastern peace
The League of Nations set aside the oil embargo on Mali for now and took control of the Franco British peace plan. Laval and Eden defended the move as a path to peace within the League framework with Addis Ababa and Geneva to have a say. Mussolini showed willingness to discuss the plan while Haile Selassie reportedly rejected it. Italy readies for southern attack as Ethiopian tribes mass near the Somaliland border.
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Fights to Save His NRA Parley in Washington
Maz George J. Beitr, an industrial scion and government economist, clashed with a delegate at the Washington MLA Conference over his 18 point program aimed at speeding recovery after scores of manufacturers walked out.
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Man Sets House Afire Then Hangs Self in Kasoun
A resident barricaded inside his burning Kasoun home reportedly warned neighbors not to intervene before hanging himself. The house, recently sold at a tax sale, did not burn down.
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Condition of Albert Fall Improves at Paso
The condition of Albert B. Fall, former U.S. senator and secretary of the interior, continued to improve today at Paso. Reports say his congestion eased and he was in better spirits as he recovers from illness.
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Congressman Guilty Selling Army Place Case
Washington dispatch reports Representative John VW Hopppel and Wsson Charles convicted by a District of Columbia jury of conspiracy to select a West Point appointment for thirty one thousand dollars. Also notes death of Piebyduer Cohen, former president of the Mulloy Virtue Theater Owners of America.
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Parting of Ways Seek Next Year
Moscow Idaho December 12 General Hugh 8 Johnson former NRA chief predicted the 1936 presidential campaign will be the most critical in U.S. history. He spoke to University of Idaho faculty and students saying the era would end and a cross roads would begin with Republicans pursuing a Hooverian policy and Democrats leaning to radical left. He warned unemployment and federal spending burden the public and questioned the Townsend plan as impracticable.
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Vandenberg Calls on Gora Amid Split GOP Hopes
Washington December 12 AP A conference among presidential prospects Borah Tahey and Vandenberg Michigan yielded no clear guidance on campaign plans. Vandenberg visited Gorah's office seeking insight as party leaders weigh potential runs and primary strategies amid uncertain support.
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New Dollar Bill 10 to Be Available Near Banks
A freshly designed ten dollar note will be available at most banks by Wednesday. The reverse proclaims the phrase Novus Ordo Seclorum translated as New Order of the Ages, with Annuit Coeptis meaning “Holy has prospered Our Endeavors.” The illustration includes the unfinished pyramid and other emblematic details.
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Britons Yield Independence to Egypt After Royal Decree
Historical report describes crowds in Cairn celebrating Home Rule as King Fuad restores constitutional government in Egypt. The piece notes anti British protests, police restraint, and expected parliamentary moves influencing Natasa Pagha and the Watda nationalist bloc.
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