Japan ready to strike back on economic pressure
A Nichi Nichi news report quoted Foreign Minister Hachiro Arita as saying Japan would take swift economic measures against the United States and Britain in retaliation for pressure. The Foreign Ministry denied the interview, stating no such remarks were given.
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Tritain Pledges France Support In Land Dispute
Tritain pledges France support in a land dispute as tensions rise between two democracies over influence in the Mediterranean. Allied efforts to counter a growing geopolitical threat center on naval routes via the Myienraicin and Suez corridors, with discussions aimed at preventing full escalation.
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Tritain
France
Turin
Prine Apin
Pratense
Mussolini Will Tate Demands To Chamberlain
Italian premier Benito Mussolini presses Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain in a wartime diplomacy report. The article notes his demands and hints at possible French negotiations, with sources suggesting a shift in Franco-Italian tone depending on the British stance. Continued on page 10.
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Turin
Paris
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Freneh Corie
Tuten
Seva
Dohani
Tarun
France
Frankfurter Confirmation Opposed by Self-Appointed Witnesses
Washington stirs as senators confront opposition to Frankfurter's Supreme Court appointment. Witnesses attack his Jewish birth and alien origins, citing Communist links. Debate centers on anti civil liberties theories and a claimed extremist coalition within the Constitutional Crusaders of America.
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Washington
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Kelly Prankfurter
al Sencate
Senate
Capresa
Henry
Hrankfurney
Ut Litvinoft
Frankfurter Betong
Sullivan
Gotha Redd
Phont
Constiustional Crusaders of America
Senate sets inquiries into Montana liquor and highway agencies
Senate investigations will probe the Montana liquor control setup and the state highway commission. A 17 member panel, including senators from various districts, was named after resolutions were introduced in yesterday’s session. The move aims to examine agency operations and appropriations.
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State Highway Commission
Senate
A. E. Kathan
Pondera
C. 1
Cotter
Grondwater
D. W. Chapmin
Daniel
J. Arnold
Stillwater
Thomas Calder
Prairie
Sangin
Kohson
McCane
Heron
Gallatin
Ware
Asearle
Paid
Clarhead
Foor
Hat
Maden
Ender
Carer
Waker
Wed
House Bill Aims To Simplify Bookkeeping And Tax Revenue
A fragmented report outlines a proposed measure to simplify bookkeeping and transfer license revenue to the general fund. It describes funding, the state’s budgeting framework, and potential impacts on tax collection and appraisal processes. The text mentions legislative committee action and references to names and places, though details are partially garbled.
Toaroman Distinction in Gallatin County Legislator
Has served in the House of Representatives from two counties. In 1921 he won a regular term and a special session seat from Noor Lodge county. Dunn, a Republican, named vice chairman of the ways and means committee, a key House panel. He has chaired this committee twice. He operates the Ballinve area noted in Rozeman. His wife, daughter of the late M W Penwell, a famed California Valley planter, arrives this week to oversee the Seglaine Liveaggsion route.
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Gallatin County
Haa
Lin House of
Representa Ves
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Noor Lodge
Gery Ling
Gallatin
Toronlalyg Dunn
Veo
Wrye and Means
Twlea
Rozeman
Fils
M. W. Penwell
Caltally
Mutiny Charges Against Crew After Ship Is Towed In
An adventure ship was forced to port amid mutiny accusations. Federal officials plan actions against Captain Charles Storal and Sirhan Kapolino as crew allege chainings and justified board actions during a voyage aimed at pearl hunting and fishing.
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Cal
Ryan Yuly
Charles Storal
Dorothy
Wrasse
Nello
John Dears
Conia Rien
Murphy Nomination 13 Quickly Approved by Senate Group
Washington reports the Senate group swiftly approved Frank Murphy’s nomination for attorney general with little debate. The panel avoided a full hearing, despite questions about his stance on labor unrest and Governor Roosevelt’s policies.
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Senate
Washington
Dan
Frank Murphy
Michigan
Beunlor Lown
Ohare
Ihrommalites
Ansious
Noma Tepublican
WPA Funds Slashed as WPA Clash Rages in Congress
Washington January 10 The first congressional committee to review parts of Roosevelt's spending program cut $10 million from the WPA fund and opposed placing WPA staff under civil service. Lawmakers push to limit the program and question tactics amid rebuke from Administration allies. The debate centers on how to fund relief while maintaining authority over WPA personnel and program scope.
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Congress
Roosevelt
W.P.A
WPA
Civil Service
Ambassadors warn Congress of looming European war threat
Washington reports two top envoys, Joseph Kennedy and William Bullitt, told House and Senate defense committees that grave European developments could spark a new world war next spring. They warned the German invasion of Britain or France as possible triggers amid Roosevelt’s push for stronger defenses and a broader war-timing bill.
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Great Britain
William C. Bullitt
France
Ah Uo
Saul
Roosevelt
Ite Howe
Congress
Uhis
Kennedy
Bullitt
Hungarian Invasion Threat Sparks Czech Government Action
Reported by The Independent News Agency the Hungarian threat of invasion prompted Czech government debate. The article notes Hungary warning of border seizure and Czech border fortifications while detailing Allied reactions and preparations for possible conflict.
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Hans Burhiay News
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Seston
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Melon
Czechtistos Ake
Wwe
Indictment in sensational Chaperaud case shocks radio star Jack Benny
The New York report says radio figure Jack Benny was indicted by a federal grand jury on charges of smuggling and conspiracy tied to the Chaperaud case. Co-defendant Albert Chaperaud and others face related accusations. the proceeding includes a bail set at 1000 dollars and a January 24 trial date. The case mentions involvement in a smuggling plan including a gold bracelet set with a diamond and other valuables. multiple parties and relatives are named in connection with the alleged scheme.
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Tinavent
Ia Bull
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Hhaw Hanes
Times Tough But His Father Able To Support Him
An employment investigator questions a young man seeking work. The applicant says his father has supported him despite years without employment. The man says his father is 20 years old, prompting surprise from the investigator.
President Roosevelt to Read National Defense Message Thursday
President Roosevelt prepared to send a national defense message to Congress. He spoke after a briefing with senior military committees and foreign diplomats. Diplomats Kennedy and Bullitt reportedly urged peace talks in Europe. Roosevelt said civilian conservation corps reserves had been rejected previously and indicated CAC might be retained. He noted tonnage for two new Atlantic ships had not yet been determined.
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London
William C. Bullitt
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Roosevelt
Republican House Members Denounce New Deal Policies
Republican House members denounce New Deal fiscal relief and trade policies in a radio address. Rep Martin of Massachusetts leaders demand end to WPA scandal and warn current spending mortgages the nation for a century. Treadway accuses administration of harming British and Canadian trade terms and risking American jobs, especially in New England.
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Ian
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Mayee
Martin
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Harry Hopkins
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