Four Die As Northwest Flight Crashes Near Miles City
Four people were killed when a Northwest Airlines passenger plane crashed in mid air and fell into Sunday Creek two miles west of Miles City Montana on January 15. The crew included Pilot A H Chamberlain Co pilot R B Norriss and S Zuhniser. passengers included Mrs Morgan Morris of Bismarck bound for Billings. Fire wreckage hindered identification of victims and one body was blown a great distance. Local reports stated the wreck occurred after the plane left the port city.
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Miles City
Northwest Airlines
Alice
Sunday Creek Battery
Here
St. Paul
A. H. (Cash) Chamberlain
Minneapolis
Raymont B. Norrss
Minneapol
S. Zuhniser
Billings
Morgan Morris
Bismarck
Hillings
Elmer
Seventy Mothers In Relief Strike Against Council
Seventy mothers in relief strike action protest lack of admin funds delaying aid. They urge the aldermen to secure a state appropriation to remedy the situation, citing families and dependent children. A committee was sent to Jefferson City to pursue relief.
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Tan Iain
Ubma
Hiwever
Jwombie
Dom Neving
Mra
Welen McKinney
Jefferson City
Alderwadie Chambers
Government and State Take From Ruppert's Estate
New York reports estimate Jacob Ruppert's estate totals around 100 million dollars with government and state claims slashing more than 58 million. Federal and state taxes, exemptions, and legal provisions will greatly reduce the inheritance, leaving a substantial portion to be allocated by authorities. The notable baseball, brewery, and aviation figure’s death triggers a mass estate settlement and varied claims across federal and New York entities.
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Ruppert
New York
Pj Co
Jacob Ruppert
Hia
Riseworth
Mars
Federal
Treasury Department
United States
Hull Answers Questions on Trade Deals and Lobbying Probe
Washington January 73 reports Hull defended the administration trade program before the Senate Finance Committee and said a probe would start into lobbying connected to the reciprocal trade program He disputed claims that the United States had promised a sugar duty cut without hearings and warned the city is swarming with professional lobbyists aiming to undermine the program He was challenged by senators emphasizing that lobbying by genuine policy makers should not be conflated with paid influence efforts
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Washington
Tate
Senate Finance
Migat
Tendem
Lobbyisca
Saltatine Adama
Colo
O'Mahoney
Wyo
Heol Rajora
Processure
Bate
Adan
Germany and U S Reach Partial Point Solution
Washington, Jan 12. States and Germany exchanged notes on Jewish rights and discrimination. Germany refuses to bar American Jews from rights but agrees to respect treaties, while the United States says it will submit to German inquiries. Officials believe Germany may address cases of Jews harmed in recent outbreaks.
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Washington
Haugh
Arate Aspertian
Atate
United
Germany
An. A
United States
Itaelf
Iathertowich Caren
Cormany
Building Cut in Half as Owners Disagree on Use
Canovcheer Georgia January row concerns a jointly owned building where Marios Ey Hrowe and Mrs Iron Cowart quarrel over its use. Cowart begins dismantling a post office frame while Brown seeks a warrant to stop the division. The case continues as the building splits in two.
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Canovcheer
Jad
Marios Ey
Iron Cowart
Cowart
Brown
Barker dies after Alcatraz escape attempt
Arthur Barker, a noted gangland figure and kidnapper, was shot and died in a San Francisco prison hospital after an attempted breakout from Alcatraz. His escape plan involved a guard dispute and a violent, chaotic scene lit by searchlight and electric breaks as authorities recaptured the area.
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San Francises
Dan
Arthur
Dar) Barker
Alcatrax
San Brancken Bay
Barker
Prion Hospital
Colom
Avlund
Edward G. Bremer
Friday the 13th hunch proved true in local incident
In Atlanta Jill, a 19-P adult named Weenur Haans, 49, commented on not wanting to go to a ghost today as Friday the 13th loomed. Another man, Dacar, slipped down an embankment and broke a leg. Oscar offered help and assessed the fall.
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Atlanta
Jill
Weenur Haans
Ghoat
Dacar
Oscar
House vote cuts WPA relief funds in half
Washington, Jan 13. The House, opposing Roosevelt spending, passed a 725 million dollar emergency relief bill, about 150 million less than requested. Speaker Bankhead quoted a 38 to 16 tally, with party lines and election context noted. The Senate vote reportedly 226 to 137, as chamber leaders trimmed relief provisions to fit administration aims.
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Washington
House
Roosevelt
Bankhead
Tale Miky
Veachel
Reliet
Jdt
Victims named in Helena area airliner crash report
Victims include Tahniser and Zahnixer, former Helena residents. Anuntsar Myer, Montana engineering veteran, previously led highway and rail agencies and later managed a freight district serving Minneapolis to Seattle. He served Fergus County Democrats and was secretary to Congressman Stout. Surviving wife and son Richard are noted in Fergus County.
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Nartiy West Airlines
Feol
Myes
Mitch Chy
T. S. Zahnixer
Helen
Helena
Mei
Accideat
Anuntsar Myer
Montana Highway Commission
Montana Railroad and Public Serv[lew Commission
Moning and
Noth Watata
Consolidated
Ines
Minneapolis
Min
Seattle, Waal
Buamen
Wismark
N. D
Montony Min
Milwaukee Railroad
Taw Stout
Lewistown
Democrat-News
Fergue County
Fergus County
Democratic Central
Mr. Stout
Congress
Bla
Matt
Fergus Enunty
Richard
Halena
Push of Germany to East Gains Fresh Impetus as Hungary Joins Pact
Berlin reports Hungary will sign the anti Comintern pact joining Germany Italy and Japan, expanding the Axis front. Count Stephen Canby, Hungary’s foreign minister, accepted the invitation to Budapest to seal the agreement next week, extending Axis influence from the Antite to the Mediterranean. Hungary’s move heightens concern over a larger alliance against communism and bolsters Germany’s eastern push.
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Germany
Hungary
Berlin
Ialy
Aapan
Stephen Canby
Tun Rarlan Foreig
Budapest
Communter International
WAL
Public Welfare Act Amendments Aimed at Tax Breaks
A Montana House proposal by Rep. H. H. Longenecker would grant a 2 percent reduction in second half installments for taxpayers paying before November 30. The measure, tied to the state revenue and taxation commission, aims to boost tax collection efficiency and timely payments. Continued discussion noted, with further details promised on the next page.
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Montana House of Representatives
H. H Longenecker
Ravalli County
Jog Mellon
Hoover
Ehatimian
State Board
Representativg Laugenceker
Tate
Amendments Outlined To Reform State Welfare Act
Twenty three proposed changes to the state welfare act were presented by Robert W. Heasley and Mr Brandford to the joint House and Senate Social Security Committee. The amendments aim to remove relief distribution from politics and grant the state board power to bar political activity by workers, with safeguards for recipients. The speakers cited past political meddling and stressed the need to align Illinois welfare operations with national standards.
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House
Senate
Social Security Committee
Robert W. Heasley
Denver
Brandford
Stile
Neasley
Montana
National Social Recwity Board
Hopkins Under Fire At Senate Hearing On Confirmation
Senate committee hearings scrutinized Harry Hopkins as a Cabinet nominee amid debate on selection tactics. Hopkins defended relief work and claimed improvements will follow while critics pressed for specifics on political influence and relief allocations. Hopkins asserted public welfare aims and warned against politicizing aid programs.
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Harry Hopkins
Senate
Hitler Stand to Only Note of Optimism
Associated Press reports a deadlock between democratic nations and totalitarian states as Hitler privately urged Mussolini to refrain from fighting for a year. Despite optimism among some leaders, Britain France and the United States opposed Germany Italy and Japan on multiple issues amid Spain tensions and anti Comintern activity.
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Hitler
Mussolini
Great Britain
France
United States
Germany
Maly
Japan
Kowe
Spain
Nieshen
Adolf Title
Filer
Musnohnt
Hadena
Watinfactian
Meeting at Rome Changes Nothing In Europe Setup
Report from Paris and Rome indicates Prime Minister Chamberlain's Rome talks with Premier Main salinn altered little in European postwar planning. French markets and foreign affairs officials observed pessimism and a quiet stance from the Quai dOrsay as deputies opened debate on foreign affairs, stressing a strong final vote.
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Rome
Europe
Paris
Chamberlain
Tonichi
Minesalinn
Dythoud Raporis
Ellopia
Sonalii
Frantinr
Offen Anokesman
Quai d'Ornay
Chamber of Deputies
Dier
House Refuses to Vote Original Relief Requests
The House declines to vote on original relief requests, seen as a significant action in President Roosevelt’s budget tussle with a new Congress. Observers say the move signals further reductions and a push toward tighter federal spending, with a Senate fight anticipated. The White House insists on accountability for cuts while pressing for a continued relief budget.
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Washingdon
Ian
House
Roosevelt
Congress
Senate
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