France Proposes to Cut Air Forces Five Held Prisoners by Bandits
In Texas the First State Bank robbery at Marlin nets $41,000. Two robbers release three kidnapped bank employees after a long day. Officers pursue across Kell County pasture to Rogers area. Victims include Mr Hradstuey, Audrey Peyton, and Leo Humphries. Two youths with the robbers are captured. Rough details of pursuit and final escape unfold as lawmen close in.
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Marlin
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First State Bank
Rogers
Kell County
Hradstuey
Vine
Audrey Peyton
Wid Leo Humphries
Jeff Undra
Wradyhaw
Jim
Deathier
OR I. Davis
Amd
Global tensions shape shifting world trade and security
A sprawling digest covers Washington pressing for a comprehensive treaty, US financial policy and inflation concerns, and calls for reciprocal trade. It notes bank heists, political kidnappings, and evolving positions among major powers from Shanghai to London as nations seek new economic and defense agreements.
Federal aid arrives for flood victims in western Montana
Western Montana towns Taft and Deborgin face isolation as Highway No. 10 is wiped out and rail service halted. A relief appropriation of 82,000 funds food clothing and necessities for marooned families. Governor Cooney says federal aid secured and a pack train will deliver supplies from Superior. Relief Director Hopkins confirms possible additional funds if needed. Continued on page 1.
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Taft
Deborgin
Frank Hy Cootey
Harry L. Mankins
Superior
Fiami
Liquor Appropriation Bill Set for House Today
The house convenes at 10 A.M. to consider the liquor appropriation bill and Senate amendments to six house bills. Key items include establishing the state liquor stores and related tax and fiscal provisions with committee approvals and readings deferred for final action.
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HOUSE
Senate
Senate Rejects Cigaret and Chain Bank Tax Bills
Senate opposition sinks two bills passed by the House, including a cigarette tax and a chain bank tax. The session proceeds with committee reports and pending measures as lawmakers clash over tax proposals and deadlines.
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Senate
HOUSE
Budget talks signal borrowing to meet 1935 needs
Washington lawmakers discussed a federal budget for 1935 25 that would rely on borrowing to cover operating costs and relief outlays. Administrations floated a pay as you go return and incomplete use of Reconstruction Finance Corp funds to finance recovery programs including relief and public works. The total financed scope was estimated around 3.4 billion, with Congress ready to begin appropriations in early July.
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Ter
Caplind WM
Reconstructon Corporation
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Congress
Navy to ask Congress for treaty strength buildup plan
The Navy plans to seek congressional authorization to build up to the strength allowed by the London treaty or any allied agreement, and to maintain the fleet accordingly. The program, costing about 516 million dollars total and roughly 10 million annually, would raise total personnel from 79,200 to over 100,000 and Marines from 15,200 to about 26,000, requiring more manpower and equipment.
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Congress
Washington
Congression
Inno
Unider
United States
Chatstrangen
Euch
Girls Near Endurance Goal in Flight Record Attempt
Two aviators Helen Tehoy and Keances Maralla faced gear and weather risks as they push toward eight days and five minutes, seeking to tie the current endurance record. The team endured a near collision scare in final stages and now sit within a day and a half of the mark, awaiting safe completion.
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Miami
Yee
Helen Tehoy
Keances Maralla Fontedt
Silver Plan Falls Short of the Silver Bowl Policy Talk
Senator Wheeler of Montana criticized President Roosevelt's silver buying program as insufficient to significantly affect commodity prices nationally or globally. He rejected claims the president endorsed a proclamation remonetizing silver and argued that private silver purchases would not meaningfully lift farm and factory goods pricing.
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Wheeler
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United States
Bilger
England
France
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Ransevell
France Holds Her Husband and Children Spies Claim
An article reports France detaining a husband and wife alleging Soviet espionage tied to a person named Robert Swits Cohove. The claim involves their association with a New York-based figure Marjorie Thley and a Mrs. Bwite, with references to Freeh content and a thesis on melon. The text is fragmented and unclear.
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Bwite
Marjorie Thley
New Yorke
Pneumonia Strikes Daughter Of Willian Gibbs McAdag
New York December 27. Mrs Harward J Spencer Cowley daughter of Senator William Gibbs McAdams of California, is reported improved tonight as her husband Dr Cawlea, a neurologist and psychiatrist, remains at her bedside after an Atlantic crossing.
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Spencer Cowley
Willian Gibbs
McAdag
California
Aan
Atlanta
Cawlea
Phychiatriat
France seeks half war planes cut amid Geneva talks
Available figures show that halving France's bombing planes would leave about 16 squadrons or 17 percent of craft in active service. France plans general disarmament along lines agreed in Paris last September during Franco British arms talks with Baldwin Simon Eden Daladier Boncour. Edouard Daladier and Paul Hymans discuss frontier defense as Mussolini’s reforms are rejected.
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Truxh
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John Simon
Anthony Eden
British Air Service
Edquouard Daladier
Paul Boncour
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Mussolini
League of Nations
Edqouard Dalladier
Paul Hymans
Border Patrolman Killed in El Paso Street Battle with Smugglers
In El Paso on December night, Border Patrolman Walthall was fatally shot and partner Louis A. Smith wounded during a gun battle with Mexican smugglers at a street intersection near the border. An additional smuggler was reported killed as officers Curtis Mosley and others closed in. the assailants fired from their parked car.
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Moxigat
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Aostreet
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Mosley
Walthall
Smith
Iee
Missing Dorothy Sanborn Reported Kidnapping Probe Near Columbus
In Columbus Ohio on December 27 authorities explored the possible kidnapping of Dorothy Sanborn, 19, missing since last Sunday after she left for a show. The grandmother said Dorothy mentioned being held upstairs near a phone about 10 to 20 miles east of Mast Broad Street before the line went dead.
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Calumbus
Dorothy Sanborn
Nell
Columbus
Dorothy
Atairs
Broad Street
Mradda San- Inora
Rodney Street Selected Site for High School Building
Helena voters chose Rodney Street and Meena avenue as the site for the proposed new $500,000 Diels School under the public works program. The final tally reached 1,128 votes with about 40 percent turnout, and the decision was supported by the school bond committee.
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Helena Yester
Hodneytreet
Mefena Avenue
Public Works
Cruel King Winter Hits America With Deep Freeze
Across Montana to New England a Arctic storm hammered the nation. Blizzards and subzero readings paralyzed travel, snowbound Vermont routes, and New York City faced 16 degree weather. Four fishing boats with 29 men missing off Portland, Maine, as shipping lanes buckled. Lake Michigan sailors perished off Michigan and Indiana shores amid the brutal cold. Ontario and Minnesota saw record lows as storms snarled daily life and work.
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New Mexico
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Michigan
Indiana
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Vermont-Quebec
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Hiver
Ont
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Minnesota
Duluth
Fragmented Letter Containing Confusing Regional References
A garbled note references Santa Monica, readers, and a chaotic mix of names and events. It mentions a wreck and concerns about charges, with scattered phrases about people facing problems and a Mr Stotexturry. The legible content is insufficient for a clear report of events or identifiable individuals.
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Santa Monia
Pat Tre
Retirements Signal Shakeup in German Defense
Berlin December 27 Capt Ernst Boehm Nazi storm troops aide to Hitler eyed as defense minister amid speculation that Baron Curt von Hammerstein Equord will retire. Transfer of General Werner von Blomberg from defense ministry back into field command also anticipated as part of a major regrouping of Germanys armed forces.
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Berlin
Baron Curt von Hammerstein-Equord
Germany
Ernst Boehm
Adolf Hitler
Werner von Blomberg
Defense Ministry
Sanders trails Long candidate in Louisiana election
In the sixth district independent race Baton Rouge reports two thirds of precincts tallied show J. Sanders Jr leading with 11,974 votes while Mrs Bolivar Kemp has 5,129 votes after the December 5 result and court injunction limited voting in three parishes.
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Baton Rouge
J. ¥. Sanders, Jr
Bolivar IE. Kemp
Huey P. Long
Sanders
Kemp
Opposition in Congress Unlikely Says Burns
Democratic Leader of the House Joseph W Burns says the coming session will be harmonious with debates on taxation, appropriations, farm relief, codes and currency. He asserts the large majority will settle differences per the president's guidance to restore prosperity.
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Washington
Congress
Too Gay Lady Sent Up For Secuging Stepson
Mrs Gladys White 26 eloped from Torrington Wyoming with her stepson Monty White 22 and was sentenced to 30 days in jail on a Mann Act charge by a federal district court in Omaha Nebraska They were arrested at Eringport Nebraska last summer Monty White was placed on parole for three years
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Omaha
Soviet Developing Program for Purchase of U S Goods
New York reports a rapidly expanding Soviet plan to buy American goods as part of the five year plan. Key factors include credit terms and easing export obstacles. Consulate openings in Russia and a trade agreement are expected to help, with talks on credits awaiting Ambassador Troyanovsky and a Russian trade commissioner. Sales to Russia have risen since recognition, nearing one million dollars in November and December, compared with under thirty thousand the previous December.
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Hilton
Washington
Nave Wiante Conpress
Federal Paat
Federal Paat Ruaranrocling AT Per Cent of Pnations Bagie Depoatta
Nimndacory
New York
Hovict Quickenn
Springfichl
Hiltoin
Marlin
Toliers
Philadephia Experia
United States
Ruaala
Alex
Ander A. Troyanovsky
Russia
Catastrophe Averted in Metropolis Hotels Strike
In New York City on December 81 My A I threatened Walters' strike that would have disrupted New Year's celebrations. Committees representing hotels restaurants and cabarets and the waiters and kitchen staff reached an agreement establishing a new wage scale to avert the disruption.
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New York
Walters’ Stiike
Monkey Wronen
Rail service in West End resuming after severe damage
Missoula December 27. Rail and road damage in the St. Regis river valley cut freight flow for a week. Northern Pacific freight lines remain out of service though officials hope to restore by week’s end. Repairs target the Quartz Westfall stretch and a weakened bridge while the Wallace branch reconstruction continues on the 67 mile route.
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Missoula
St. Bee Ris
St. Regis River Valley
Northern Pacific
Parnadine
St Thegla
Superior
Mineral County
Am Lamflo
Westfall
Necoasary
Wallace
Booklet on Contract Bridge Offer to Readers
This newspaper advertises a booklet on Contract Bridge answering common questions about opening bids vulnerability bidding and bidding strategies. It invites readers to mail ten cents with a coupon to receive a copy, listing contact details and the director in Washington D. C.
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