Auto Strike Presses for Negotiations and GM Reopenings
In Washington officials hint that the government may urge General Motors and striking workers to open peace talks. Secretary Perkins considers issuing a formal invitation, while miss Perkins claims informal talks suggested P Sloan Jr and John Lewis to broker an accord. Detroit reports GM plans partial reopening of 18 plants with about 95,600 workers returning to work for a couple days weekly, boosting payroll by about 344000 dollars daily.
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Flood Refugees Near 300000 as Flood Spreads Across States
Domestic total of flood refugees nears 300,009 as waters spread in many states. Washington Roosevelt requests 2,000,000 flood relief fund. Detroit GM favours partial reopening of strike closed plants Tuesday. Foreign Moscow Seventeen plead guilty to charges of new plot against Soviet. Vatican City Pope remains fairly well as gangerene threatens.
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Broadside of Bills Proposes Rigged Montana Election Reforms
A slate of election law bills aims to overhaul Montana process by forcing voter deregistration after June 1 1987 with county clerks burning records and voters re registering at courthouses. The measures, led by Senators Stevens and Waite, also seek new ballot forms and separate boards to count absent ballots, with penalties up to three years prison for improper registration. Continued on Page 3
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Ody of Lost Ranch Woman Discovered
The frozen body of Mrs. Louis Richardson, 27, who wandered from her Albion Montana home Tuesday night, was found by searchers seven miles from the ranch. She was traced by snow prints and found in a cut-bank sheltering from the storm. She leaves a husband and two children.
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California Nudist Colony Endures Cold Snap
Asia. Qalif, Jan 2%3-CAF. Fire at night and shorts by day aid colony time. Twenty regular members, over 100 weekend visitors, continue outdoor activity despite cold. Director George M. Spray reports no flu cases from exposure at Elysium. Members may wear abreta. recruits who haven't mated do so. Daily routine includes volleyball, swimming, tennis, hiking. Fire provides evenings for reading, letters, bridge and conversation.
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Artillery shells hit Madrid amid siege bombardment
Madrid reports heavy bombing as fascist shells drop into the water and widen the siege. A socialist air raid over Cadiz harbor sinks one of a concentration of insurgent vessels. Government claims socialist advances along the Madrid line.
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Marie Prevost Found Dead in Hollywood Home
Marie Prevost, once a Mae Sennett bathing beauty and film actress, was found dead in her Hollywood apartment. Detectives said the death appeared from natural causes, with several empty liquor bottles found nearby.
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Marie Prevost
Mae Sennett
LeRoy Sanderson
Joseph Fillingald Aesth
Ohio flood patrols report heroic relief efforts in portsmouth
Lynn Black, Ohio highway patrol superintendent, describes the flood in the Ohio Valley from Portsmouth. He notes thousands homeless, many trapped, no deaths or new injuries, widespread rescue cooperation, and looming dangers from leaking gas and possible fires. He warns of shooting to deter theft as food supplies run low.
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Ohioatte Highway Petrol
Columbus
Portsmouth
Associated Press
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Ohio
Ohio Valley
Ohio flood shows river back to hills from air viewing
AP photographer and writer flew above the Ohio River near Frankfort Kentucky on a flooded landscape. Dwellings farms and barns sit partly submerged as a cold wave compounds misery for flood refugees and clears the air enabling clearer views.
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Associated Press
Herey Harris
Ohio
Kirexs Salley
Louisville
Tadiana
Kentucky
State College Project Approved for Union Building
Washington January 23 Senator Burton KK Wheeler said public works division approved Montana State College Bozeman for allocation to construct a 200000 student union building. The action places the project on the eligible list for a loan of 109795 and a grant of 30828.
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Public Works Administration
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Bozeman
Flood aid appeal drives Red Cross collection rise
President Roosevelt appeals for 2 009 000 to aid flood sufferers as snow sleet and freezing weather worsen conditions. About 270 000 homeless in Ohio and Mississippi valleys. Red Cross chair Grayson later raises friended estimate to 288 000. Floods push Midwest towns into evacuation, illness, and hunger with millions in property losses and shortages of bread flour and potatoes.
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Knight
Midwest
Red Cross drive seeks $1000 flood aid for county
Lewis and Clark county Red Cross chapter was asked to raise 1000 for a $2,000,000 nationwide flood relief fund. Helena Eagles contributed 25 toward the quota, with Cary T. Grayson pressing for rapid donations to aid nine flood states as relief officials urge broader support.
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United States
Valntsi
Real rain blamed for Ohin Valley flood
Washington reports the official cause of the Ohin Valley Hood flood is heavy rain falling on saturated ground. Charles C. Clark, assistant chief for the weather bureau, said rain cannot be absorbed when the ground is full, so runoff occurred.
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Just a Minute With Irvin Cobb 5 Cobb
The columnist Irvin S Cobb offers satirical notes on coronation week in London style, noting the high cost of renting a manor house and parade viewing spots, with quips about Broadway ticket speculation and practical business lessons.
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House Solons Ready for Big Week After Winter Carnival Jaunt
Montana lawmakers return to Helena after the Anaconda Winter Carnival as the House of Representatives prepares a busy week. With one third of the session completed, six bills are set for debate on Monday including Townsend recovery plan and measures governing hiring and removal of state officers. Continuous adjournments on Fridays during carnival week aim to keep the calendar moving while accommodating legislative travel.
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Pope Pius XI in danger as gangrene threatens life
Vatican City reports Pope Pius XI, 79, gravely ill with gangrene in a paralyzed left leg following a varicose vein rupture. He receives injections to curb infection while drowsiness and fragile nourishment mark his condition. Vatican physicians deem recovery unlikely but hope for delay if gangrene can be averted. The pope’s heart strain adds further risk. Farley notes offers to reenter private business as he weighs post‑cabinet future.
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Ufe
Karl Joseph Sculerty
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Michael von Faiihaber
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Maria Castellani
Ethiopia
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Hunger and Despair in Flood Zone in Ohio
Ohio flood leaves up to 75,000 homeless in the Ohio valley from Martins Ferry to Cincinnati. Water reached 72.8 feet in Cincinnati as 54,500 residents in metro areas faced displacement. Fire chief warned of fires from gasoline stored in weakened tanks. Looting reported with a guard shooting a black looter at a grocery. Typhus vaccine sent by state health department as 48 hours of rescue ferries continued.
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Roosevelt relief request wins approval of subcommittee
Washington June 23 AP The Roosevelt administration secured approval from the Appropriations Subcommittee for a 730 million relief fund to sustain aid for five months. Some groups and lawmakers pressed for larger totals including a possible one billion dollars and a wage increase for restrained workers, with a fight anticipated in Congress.
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Roosevelt
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Texas
Milburn L Wilson Named Undersecretary of Agriculture
Washington January 28 The state agriculture committee approved Milburn L Wilson of Montana as undersecretary of agriculture to succeed Rexford Tugwell who resigned.
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Staate Agriculture Committee
Milburn L. Wilson
Montana
Rexford G. Tugwell
Mrs Simpson Advised Not to Return to England
Cannes France January 23 Mrs Wallis Warfield Simpson has been advised by Scotland Yard detectives guarding her to return to England. Officials say there is no chance of a popular demonstration as the British are phlegmatic and wish to forget the abdication affair. The stance does not reflect government policy, and resentment among some remains strong.
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