Roosevelt Outlines Foreign Policies
A collapsed foreign policy outline is discussed as officials tie a poison plot against Finnish military technicians to an alleged spy ring. The report notes arrests of two Americans and a suspected murder connected to the Asplund case, with mentions of Finnish defense ministers and secret police links.
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Helsingfors
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Calrit
Walter Asphind
Hin Audion
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Oleala
Asplund
Cnet Adlommis
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Cleree
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Dacohean
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Adlekit
World News in Brief from Associated Press Digest
Washington talks focus on Roosevelt and Wilson diplomacy at dinner. Treasury issues orders for payment reform. Miami reports record women's endurance event. Chicago recounts kidnapping case and prisoner held 10 days. Washington data on payments to support municipalities after TAKES compliance. Trade talks abroad influence US policy amid big measures. Spies plot dominates European headlines as high stakes price concerns rise. An Morven urges automated weapon controls amid global tensions.
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Washington
Waarraw Wilson
Wueidinggtom
Morgenthau
Golf Coli
Ballon
Cor Tudas
Miami
Helen Klehey
Frans Marsalis
Chicago
John van Pell
Wynekgrop
Omarion
Woshington
Pihlie Works
Senate Refuses Eight-Hour Day Amendment After Deadline
A report from the state senate details a failed attempt to accept an eight-hour workday amendment passed after a deadline. Senators Kelsey and Treasure pledge re consideration while debate centers on constitutional validity and procedural delays.
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Senate
Flood damage to roads in West End region
Missoula March 28 AP damaged highways west of Missoula from recent floods estimated at a quarter of a million dollars by state highway division engineer Hytzey. Assistant engineers reported washed away sections and warned that recovery would take time, with plans to rebuild as weather permits.
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West End
Missnula
Missola
Hyi Titzey
Michway Ocomatinstony
Kapha
Digivay
Snesey
Tinkering with Recovery to Be Taboo in Congress
Washington reports lawmakers resist recovery tinkering as President Roosevelt seeks budget measures. Speaker Rainey frames a short harmonized agenda for the session opening, excluding harm to railroad regulation and Treasury program amendments. He notes Capitol sentiment for more aid to the Oliver industry and bets on action if the President signals support.
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Washington
Roo
Rainey
Capitol Will
Oliver Indiantry
Cates
Montana Jockey HS Sets New Track Mark
Montana Jockey High School Track Team sets a new school record in a meet at Thawston Texas. Jarkin Westrone leads with a top sprint time while Tees and other teammates contribute. Beavers win multiple races as track history notes a slow, wet day and a delayed program.
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Thawston
Tex
Jarkin Westrone
Jorkey
Hietilow
Montana
Vincent Beavers
Mealine
Wss
High Schools Protest to Board by Montana Educators
A large group of small high school principals and supporters formed an organization to urge retention of accreditation standards. They oppose a state board ruling set to take effect September 1 that would deny accreditation to small high schools not meeting certain attendance averages. Ellings superintendent A T Peterson was elected president of the association, with N S Williams and W J Shirley among officers. The group seeks a merit based evaluation for high school accreditation and the new organization name will be announced later.
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Lodhug
Montana Welleattian Association
A. T. Peterson
Ellings
N.S. Williams
Bozeman
W. J. Shirley
Navre
Xtite Board
Atendar
Women fliers set endurance record in long flight
Mam Pla Dec 28 reports Helen Llehey and Frances Marais set a women's endurance flight record by circling Miami and beyond for 6 hours and 8 minutes. They surpassed the old mark held by Ara Marsalty and Mrs Louise Thar den, with a new record of 106 hours and 6 minutes at Vale Jay Stream Langisha.
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Helen Llehey
Frances Marais
Miami
Qayvs
Ara. Marsalty
Louise Tharden
Vale Jey Stream
Langisha
Awenst
Snow Delays Fort Peck Dam Work By Snowy Weather
Snow halted progress on the Fort Peck dam project in Wascow as crews paused in December due to heavy snowfall. Work had begun in October with operations suspended because snow made travel to the site impossible. The delay was anticipated to be brief, with a return to activity expected soon.
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Snow
Fort Peck
Wascow
Opera
Alte
Girl, 13 Held in Death Case
White Plains authorities disclose 18 year old Mary Kavala confessed to killing 8 year old Josephine Woropay whose body was found Christmas Eve. She allegedly lured the child to a rear area near St Matthews Lyceum, beat her with a stone, then strangled her with cords and a rubber tube, mutilated the corpse, and covered it with a sled. The case is detailed by District Attorney Frank H. Coyne.
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White Plains
N. Y
Frank H. Coyne
Mary Kavala
Josephine Woropay
Coyne
Kavala
Josephine
St. Matthews
Farmers Rise Up in South Dakota in Foreclosure Showdown
About 250 farmers gathered at a foreclosure site in Hartford when deputy sheriff Lawrence Green was threatened and suffered a mild heart attack during the proceedings. The court ordered the sale to satisfy a $668 judgment against Fay Aldrich, a Hartford farmer, after a 30 cent piece bought roughly 100 bushels of corn and other farm goods.
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Hartford
8. D
Lawrence Green
Cicuit Court
Fay Aldrich
Roosevelt Seeks World Peace Without League Membership
Washington on December 28 President Roosevelt stated the United States would oppose armed intervention and not join the League of Nations. He outlined a three point program for world peace while praising the League’s non aggression efforts and armament reduction initiatives. Continued on Page 2.
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Washington
Roosevelt
League of Nations
United States
Woodrow Wilson
League
Lenague
AFL Chief Accuses Employers of Foisting Burden
Washington December 28. William Green president of the American Federation of Labor accuses some employers of shifting responsibility for unemployed workers as Civil Works provides jobs for several million. AFL records show 10,762,000 unemployed in November vs 1,022,000 in October.
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Washington
William Green
American Federation of Labor
Green
Paraguay Refuses To Extend Armistice In Chaco War
Montevideo reports Paraguay has refused to extend the truce with Bolivia in the Chaco Boreal conflict. The armistice ends at midnight Saturday, after League of Nations and Pan American conference mediation. Bolivia had accepted an extension to January 14 under Pan American auspices, but the Pan-American group and league commission are adjourned.
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Paraguay
Bolivia
Chaco
League of Nations
Pan- American Conference
League
New order directs private gold to treasury in U S
Washington Dec 28 A treasury directive aims to bring private gold coins and certificates into the treasury removing the 100 coin or certificate allowance. It leaves Federal Reserve holdings, allows collectors to keep rare gold, and imposes double penalties for noncompliance. Gold paid at 20.07 per ounce versus 34.06 market price.
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Washington
United States
Federal Reserve Banks
Nnn
Continent
Unites States
Treasury
Revenuteneilon Corporation
Political turmoil and a late 1980s appointive clash
A confused, error-ridden summary describes political maneuvering over ambassadorial appointments to the United States amid a 1986 crisis. It notes officials debating who to appoint, lists a figure named Salts who allegedly did not contribute to the prior campaign, and questions why the country advances despite perceived missteps.
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Cane
Dee
Salts
Puerto Ricans in State of Anarchy
San Juan Puerto Rico December 28 AP Chief of the Insular police called out 200 reserves to quell island wide strike over fuel prices. Gasoline selling at 25 cents. Public transport halted as drivers quit at noon. Streetcars stopped and hundreds were stranded downtown. In Havana labor pickets clashed with Woolworth employees as police dispersed rioters with clubs. Ten shots fired into the air. snipers reportedly fired but no casualties found.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
API
Coronel Francis Itlnes
Insular Police
Soviet leader cites U S recognition of Russia as 1933 civic victory
Moscow dispatch reports Vyacheslav Molotov's opening address to the All Union Central Executive Committee. He praises U S recognition of Soviet Russia as the outstanding success of 1933 policy, lauds Max Litvinoff, warns war danger remains high, and asserts Soviet invincibility through information to the people. (Continued on Page 7)
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United States
Russia
Vyacheslaff Molotoff
Council of Commissars
All- Union Central Executive Committee
Maxin Litvinoff
Roosevelt
Molotoff
Soviet Union
Soviet Russia
House Debates Liquor Appropriation Measure Action Withheld
The House convened at 10 AM and eyed action on a liquor appropriation bill. Miss Jeannette Rankin will address the chamber at 2 PM as debate continues over Senate amendments reducing funding from 590000 to 100000 for state liquor stores.
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House
Mias Jeannette Rankin
Montana
Henry Bovington Held On Charge Of Murder
Henry Bovington, 21, son of Frank Hamilton, was ordered held for trial in superior court in Los Angeles on charges of murdering Frank Cowan, 66, a Redondo Beach resident, and two robberies. Bovington admitted using a piece of gas pine to rob Cowan and said he enjoyed seeing people fall after being hit.
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Los Angeles
Frank Cowan
Redondo Deach
Henry Bovington
Frank Hamilltan
Missing Witness Alleges Kidnapping in Wynekoop Case
Six year old Joan van Pelt appeared at Fillmore police claiming kidnapping by doctors linked to the Wynekoon murder. He says two men took him from home and kept him in lakefront hotels while investigators questioned him about Rheta Wynekoop’s death, with threats of further harm.
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Cileage
Joan van Pelt
Wynekoon
Fillmore
Wynekeon
Rhetn Wynekoop
Nody Wan
Allen Tindsay Wynekoop
John Ryan
Lake Front
Ryan
van Belt
Ume
Rheta
Blo Ume
van Pelt Wait
Fundamentals of Contract Bridge Playing booklet offer
Instructional booklet from the Washington Information Bureau promotes fundamentals of Contract Bridge with topics on practice ethics etiquette penalties rewards and a complete score chart. Readers are urged to mail ten cents plus address for a copy sent to Washington DC.
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Waah- Jugson Information Bureau
von+ taing fundamentals
Cain
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