Anglo French talks seek to curb east pact fears
In London Paris diplomats weighed the latest Anglo French proposals. Germany demanded the western air pact but rejected eastern security and central non interference pacts. France pressed for a broader security accord while Britain urged restraint as Geneva warned against rearmament hype and potential anti Franco Soviet moves.
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Global and Domestic Politics and Crime Highlights
A chaotic digest reports Hoover plea for reunification with gold standard and a veto clash over wage policies. In Pawnee a manslaughter conviction follows the slaying of Dr John Garrett. Other items touch arrivals and deaths, treasury hints, and Berlin's cash conscription for debt relief.
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Senate Proposals Block Rail Control Amid Rampant Debate
A tense Senate session clashed over measures to curb rail control amid accusations of monopoly tactics by carriers. Debate focused on repealing the state prohibition law and adjusting salaries for Supreme Court justices, with the committee’s nonpassage recommendation and potential reconsideration awaiting tomorrow’s actions.
Kennamer Found Guilty in John Garrett Jr. Murder Case
Pawnee Okla Feb 21 Phi Kennamer 19 son of federal Judge Frank Kennamer convicted of first degree murder in John Garrett Jr. case tonight. Judge Thurman Horst to set punishment from four to 40 years. defense vows new trial motion and possible appeal to state criminal court of appeals.
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Increase in Grazing Fees in Western States
In the Western states a plan to raise grazing fees for forest lands seeks permits and higher costs. Cattle owners face increased charges, with fees rising over the 104 trade and an 7 percent hike in some cases. States including California, Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Utah, Colorado, and others would see higher rates as the policy moves forward.
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Lower Rouse Voted to Enlarge Army
Washington report notes a congressional vote to expand military strength with an amendment affecting War Department appropriations. The record cites figures on manpower and a proposed increase toward 166,000, showing party lines and specific voting divisions.
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Patman press welcome bid on bonus bill amid petition move
Washington reporters described Representative Patman pressing a bonus bill as backers of the measure moved to rout out consideration in committee. A petition to force a private house vote gathered 64 of 247 signatures, but details remained shielded from the press as lawmakers argued over disclosure.
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Sisters Leap to Death After Lovers in Airplane
Elizabeth dukinis and Jane dukois, daughters of the United States consul general at Naples, leapt from a Willman Airways plane after a romance with two British officers. The sisters fell 3,000 feet near Amalfi as the aircraft carried them toward Paris. Letters to their parents were found. Scotland Yard took charge.
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Biggest convention eludes clear meaning in scrambled text
Fragmented OCR text mentions a Chicago convention, a Sherman hotel, and various activities like golf and bridge but overall lacks coherent facts, dates, or clear entities. It references a manager named Frank and topics related to politics and finance, but the passage is garbled and uncertain.
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Fire destroys part of Balcock theater in Billings blaze
A fire at the Balcock theater in Billings caused $150,000 damage and destroyed half the building after a cigarette or match dropped from a rinyside seat started a blaze. No casualties were reported as spectators evacuated safely. Firemen continued dousing flames late tonight.
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Senate votes to insert prevailing wage in relief bill
Washington reports the senate narrowly adopted the McCarran prevailing wage amendment in the $4.88 billion relief bill despite presidential veto threats. The vote 44 to 43 followed a letter from President Roosevelt promising wages would not be lowered for relief workers, signaling tense political reaction.
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Senate rollcall on McCarran amendment recaps party splits
Washington Med 21 IAP the pro a er the pro t e McCarran amendment to the relief bill requiring payment of prevailing wages on emergency project works breakdown by party shows 27 Republicans and 23 Democrats in favor, with 2 Republicans and many Democrats listed as opposed. Absent members noted and positions announced.
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Young Republicans Form Liberal Movement to Challenge GOP
In Des Moines Iowa chairman of Young Republicans announces formation of a Liberal Republican movement aimed at challenging the Roosevelt administration and infusing new blood into the Republican Party. The group plans a defiant stance at the 1946 party convention and opposes Hoover era policies.
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Montana House passes appropriation bills amid rising costs
The Montana House advanced three major appropriation bills and debated rising government costs. Legislation B.522 funds certain state departments and banks. B.491 covers departmental allowances for the next biennium. B.522 also sets over 230,000 in deficits since the prior session. Amendments increased some figures including 852,000 livestock sanitary and veterinary funding to 65,000 for a year ending June 30, 1986, and salaries for the state industrial accident board to 31,500 per year for two years to handle Fort Teck dam work.
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Dust storms sweep Colorado and neighboring states
Dust storms of fierce intensity swirled over parts of Colorado and Wyoming while other Rocky Mountain areas enjoyed milder weather. Snow fell in Montana and Wyoming, with wind and dust clouds extending into eastern and southern Colorado, Kansas, Nebraska and Missouri. Rural schools near Scotts Bluff Nebraska closed as the dust storm intensified.
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Andrews Sets New Record In Flight Across America
Leland L Andrews set a new Los Angeles to Newark transcontinental air speed record with a single engine monoplane. Co-piloted by Henry Meyers and radio operator G. Reymirth, the flight averaged about 235 mph despite headwinds and a late start. The route included stops in Washington and Newark before landing in New Jersey.
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Wines and How to Serve Them From the Prohibition Era
Americans adapt to no alcohol rules by using wine with cocktails and highballs. A glass of sherry or port makes a simple before dinner drink, served as an appetizer. The Helena Independent Information Bureau offers a booklet on mixed drinks for ten cents, with a coupon to request it.
Hauptmann Appeal 13 To Be Expedited
Trenton N J Feb 21 Bruno Richard Hauptmann sentenced in the electric chair for the Lindbergh baby kidnapping murder won an indefinite stay for ever today and his former lawyers promised to go ahead with his appeal as speedily as possible
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Hitler 5 10 Seize Cash of Fatherland
Seerlin reports Adolf Slitler conscripts the nation's cash to buy raw materials and consolidate debts. Every German is compelled on pain of punishment to reveal foreign holdings in a Reichsbank list.
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Wiley Post Plans to Make His Cart Today
Los Angeles February 21 Wiley Post holder of two round the world speed flight records plans to take off at dawn tomorrow on his sub stratosphere flight to New York. Highway conference Lewistown Montana February 21 Chairman O B Warden of the Montana highway commission and Commissioner J L Cro aprubersghs will attend the conference there to discuss a Montana central highway project and improvements for local mountain residents.
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Debate in Senate on Gold Rule
Washington February 21 The supreme court gold decision dominates national politics as the 1936 campaign looms. Hoover’s party push for a return to gold standard sparks sharp debates and a heated Democratic split while Morgenthau endorses current monetary policy as satisfactory. Continued on Page 2.
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Wagner Labor Act Proposal Reintroduced by Senator Wagner
Washington reports Senator Wagner reintroduced his labor dispute settlement bill urging prompt Senate action. The plan would outlaw a company dominated arbitration and create a permanent National Labor Rotation Board to resolve labor troubles. Industry groups publicly oppose passage while Nye, Nye, and McCarran push for a separate industry NRA inquiry.
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School bus crash in Wyoming injures dozen on hill
A Wyoming school bus crash injured about a dozen people when a county sheriff’s machine collided with a bus carrying Roaet High School Hawk team members on a hill. Sheriff Toy Martin was hospitalized with facial and limb injuries. others suffered broken bones and minor injuries including coach Ward Crossman.
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