Milk blockade ends as U S acts to curb interstate shipments
Federal government moves toward stern intervention ending a Chicago milk blockade. Officials report coalition action to stabilize milk and transportation markets, while farmers and distributors face new regulatory expectations. The crisis prompted warnings to protect supplies across major markets and ensure continued deliveries to cities.
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Washington Senate approves tax hikes amid war strain while talks on a St Lawrence waterways treaty show progress. Reports note Nelson Frump warns against malt route bids as Manhattan turmoil continues with labor and inflation concerns.
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State Board of Examiners Special Order Report
The State Board of Examiners held a special order meeting to review reports from special investigating committees on various state departments. Witness lists and schedules were discussed as committees study testimonies, with copies of the report to be made available to members.
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Petroleum Men of Montana organize for protection
Great Falls Jan 10 The Petroleum Industries Committee of Montana formed to promote industry welfare and shield consumers from unfair taxes. With 21 members led by W M Fulton of Conrad as chairman the group will affiliate with a national body to coordinate efforts. It aims to curb tax driven price increases and address alleged industry blame.
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Missionaries in China war zone seek escape from Foochow area
American missionaries trapped in Bukien province near Foochow face risk as fighting blocks aid routes and communications. Nanking dispatch notes renewed nationalists may not attack Foochow to avoid heavy damage. rescuers hope the Tenth Army in Nanjing would pressure a capitulation to spare property.
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Three Sisters Wed in Same Night at Local Ceremony
Chenoweth, head of philosophy at the University of Vato, and Mrs Chenoweth presided over a triple wedding ceremony last night. The brides included Minty Mira, Cenewetl, and Maio Mame Aw Potter, with attendees Omiarin, Cup, and Ruchet among others.
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Navy planes push toward Honolulu on nonstop flight
Navy air squadron covering ten men on a flight from the mainland toward Hawaii roared through the Pacific in the dark. At 11 p m Pacific Standard Time they reported about 490 nautical miles from the Golden Gate, on a direct line toward Honolulu with favorable weather ahead, a destroyer dispatched to ease the advance.
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Prohibition Fight Begins Again in Congress
Washington January 10 The Anti Saloon League executive committee proposes a new constitutional amendment to empower Congress to prohibit liquor sales. Bishop James Cannon presides over the resolutions urging enforcement of the 21st Amendment and criticizing the district liquor bill as permitting a return of the saloon or its equivalent.
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Dr Henry K Armstrong Dies In Billings Hospital
Billings Montana January 10 Dr Henry K Armstrong renowned as eastern Montana medical dean and Northwest diagnostician died in a local hospital two hours after sudden heart ailment He had gone to visit patients and was examining a chart when he collapsed Armstrong came to Billings in 1898 born in Ontario and a graduate of the University of Toronto medical college
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Roosevelts engagement announced for daughter
New York detailed notice announces the engagement of Mine Circa Row ell, daughter of Colonel and Mrs Roosevelt, to be wed in March at Christ Protestant Episcopal Church Quadway. A reception at Sagamore awaits. The groom is architect Dereott McAllan, 28, of Baltimore, son of Walter Dent Wine.
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Proposals to shorten hours to be proposed to employers
Washington January 10 A further general shortening of work hours will be proposed to American industry next month by the National Recovery administration if business improves Hugh S Johnson said today that if business turns up a substantial reduction of the average 49 hours a week would be possible He did not specify a universal 30 hour week He will present the general reduction plan on February 15 at a meeting of directing committees for 200 coded industries.
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Officials criticized for canceling fire insurance contracts
A Montana joint committee report faults state officials including Secretary of State W. Mitchell and Governor Trae St. Coney for canceling fire insurance contracts on $9.2 million in state property. The probe, led by Senators Parkin Garber and Rowland and Representatives Byrne Stiefel Sparling, found irregularities and warned of potential losses. Attorney General Raymond To Nagle was cleared of direct involvement. The committee urged action and noted the report’s full text will appear on page 2.
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Two Flyers Killed in White Rock Crash at Dating
Dating Texas January 10 Two fliers were killed in a crash near White Rock. W A Flowers 25 owner of the ship and Jack Binion hotel manager here were recovered from the wreck. A third man Oscar Poynter hangar operator at Love Field was reported missing.
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Montana hunter Toy Marshall missing near Yellowstone boundary
Livingston January 10 authorities planned a systematic search for Toy Marshall of Leowlstown who vanished Tuesday morning from a hunters ramp at the national park boundary. Marshall, an honorary game warden, had told elk hunting companions he expected to return to camp soon after departing Wednesday morning.
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Brown accused of favoritism in air mail contracts
Testimony before a congressional committee alleges ex Postmaster General Walter F. Brown pressured an airline official not to bid on a mail route. Charles Lindbergh is cited for receiving stock and ongoing payments from Transcontinental Air Transport. Brown planned to influence route awards during the Hoover era. He said he would testify in New York if summoned.
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Nips Riverside Calf Tan Confront National Politics
Fragmentary text references Nips Riverside Calf Tan and the HHH national committee with mentions of deficits and California Supreme Court rulings. It reads as a garbled synthesis of political and economic topics, lacking coherent events or clear individuals.
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Civil War Rages in Austria As Nazis Kill Two
In Vienna a nationwide antigovernment surge leads to two Nazis killed and over 500 jailed. The capital sees bomb explosions for the first time since Nazi agitation began, with a blast damaging a left-leaning railway station by Schoenbrunn Palace and traffic halted for 30 minutes as much of Vienna faces unrest.
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M'Dowell Confirmed as Envoy to Dublin
Washington officials report the senate foreign relations committee approved nominations for Willam H. Hornibrook of Utah as minister to Persia and W. W. McDowell of Montana as minister to the Irish Free State.
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Congress Prepares Farm Bond Bill With Roosevelt Idea
Washington, Jan 10. A House committee moves to implement President Roosevelt s proposal to authorize 2 000 000 000 in farm bonds. Chairman Jones of the agriculture committee introduces the bill and schedules hearings to begin tomorrow as party leaders assess chances of quick passage.
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Senate Rejects Tax Hikes to Boost State Fund
The Senate, meeting at 11, approves reduced natural gas tax and sends the bill to the House. The chamber also backs H B 42 creating a new Deaf and Blind school at Missoula and authorizes Boulder feeble minded asylum improvements. Senator Keeley denounces House move as a ruse by Senator Ruftcorn amid liquor revenue debates.
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Van der Lubbe Beheaded in Brandenburg Fire Plot Case
In Leipaiz Germany on January 10 Marinus van der Lubbe was executed for the Rotchatag arson. The sentence follows the beheading after he refused final remarks as four fellow defendants face uncertain futures. The case, linked to a high profile political trial, seen by authorities as winding down a chapter in the sensational investigation.
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LID LIFTED ON WHISKEY IMPORTATION FOR 30 DAYS
The federal government announced temporary permission for importers to bring in American type whiskey in large quantities for 20 days or more under a joint plan by the treasury, agriculture, and the Federal Alcohol Control administration led by Joseph H. Choate. The measure allows distillers and rectifiers to bulk imports and enables rectifying from other materials for 46 days. The move aims to flood markets with whiskey, curb bootlegger activity, and ease supply shortages.
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The Secret of Successful Parties
A 12 page booklet from the Washington Information Bureau offers a guide to correct hospitality etiquette. It covers cards and calling, introductions, weddings, table service, travel etiquette, attire, and answers about everyday social occasions.
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