Fates of Four Soviet Divisions Hover in Balance in Finland
Report from Columbus and Helsinki notes labor and agriculture demands for a government backed drive to end unemployment. Senator Wheeler urges Roosevelt to state third term plans while Finnish front reports a grim scene as four Soviet divisions struggle in bitter cold near Lake Ladoga, with two possibly trapped and others battered, amid continuing combat.
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America
Burton H. Wheeler
Roosevelt
Contesa of Industrial Organizations
National Grange
Wheeler
Vallad Mina
Mantana
Amlabar
Pupport
John L. Lowe
Umawa
Oman
Helsinki
Lake Ladoga
Liner Sinks On Reefs But All Aboard Rescued
Tokyo Jan 27 The 8,241 ton Philippine liner President Quezon was sunk off Tanegashima island northern Japan after storm raged, with 114 crew and a number of passengers taken off safely by three escort ships. Rescue operations were hampered by heavy seas.
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Tane-ahima Island
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Reata
Mata
Ida
Tkishime Aril
Arta
IW cost housing to aid lumber industry
Portland Oregon January 26 Edmund Iyes president predicts low cost housing will remain a major market for the lumber industry for the next decade recommending ramp conservation and utilization in an address at the West Coast Lumbermen's Association banquet.
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Ora
Edmund Iyes
West Coast
Imbermen’s Association
Wnnus
Japan Still Excited Over British Act
Tokyo reports rising sentiment over Britain seizure of 21 German seamen from a Japanese liner as headlines warn against further incidents in China. Officials consider limiting passenger travel and demanding affidavits to curb repeat occurrences linked to the Asama Maru affair and potential US talks.
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Sune
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United States
China
Domel
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Communications Ministry
Big Artillery Duel Opens On West Line
Parks, Jan 26. Western front action erupts as French artillery shells German positions behind entrenched emplacements after reports of renewed German activity. Four hours of heavy shelling follow as Allied and German forces engage near the Vosges in favorable weather for air operations.
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Jan
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Vosges
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Nant
Kind
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Garman
Campaign to improve Canadian visitor treatment in Montana
Montanans, Inc sponsor an education drive urging merchants and service operators to treat Canadian visitors fairly. The plan includes a 19 percent cash discount for Canadian currency, banks handling Canadian cash for $100+, and expedited exchange through Helena Federal Reserve without local fees. The program mirrors a Glasgow Chamber of Commerce plan and notes substantial Canadian tourist flow to Glacier Park.
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William G. Ferguson
Chambers of Commerce
Ferguson
Forquann
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Glacier National Park
Jay Sklower
Glasgow
Helena
Federal Reserve Bank
Norwegian Princess Urges Women to Be Ready for War
Crown Princess Marthe appeals to ten Norwegian women in a broadcast urging readiness to take over men’s work if national mobilization or war occurs. The message stresses preparation and equal contribution during national emergency.
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Thomas Named to Succeed Senator Borah in Idaho
Bates Idaho January 2 United States Senator Joan W Mae of Gooding was appointed by Governor Botloltren to fill the vacancy caused by the death of William Borah. Thomas, former Idaho Republican leader, accepted immediately pledging to uphold Borah's program and keep the nation out of war. He will serve until next January with a special election to name a successor in 1643.
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Idaho
United States
Joan W. Mae of
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C. A. Botloltren
Senate
William EK
Borah
Thomas
Jeagua
Horan
Benator
Rorah
Datermi
Senator Wheeler To Head Group to Study Farm Bill
Senator Wheeler of Montana will chair a Senate agriculture subcommittee to hear and study the farm parity price bill. The measure, introduced by Gillette of Idaho and Burke of Nebraska, seeks parity pricing and fewer domestic production restrictions, with hearings expected to begin in February. Reflects cross party support including Capper and Shipstead.
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Washington, Jes
Senate Agriculture
Wheeler
Mont
Haa
Inez Mansion
Congrenas
Gillette
Idaho
Burke
Ned
Ail- Lyeng
Executive Session Scheduled by Montana Board of Education
The Montana State Board of Education will hold an executive closed session at 2 o'clock today after an open hearing on internal dissension at the State University of Montana. Gov. Roy E. Ayers, ex officio chairman, arrived from Missoula after presiding over the lengthy inquiry into faculty affairs. the open hearing concluded yesterday afternoon. The board then prepared to proceed with further actions in Helena tomorrow.
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Fiase
Binta
Néuestion
Kendon
Helena
Gov
Roy &. Avery
City of Flint Nearing America After Long Voyage
Baltimore dispatch reports the freighter City of Flint nearing Chesapeake Bay after a 113 day voyage from Hussain Port. Captain J A Falnard and 40 crew members, including five Americans, endured a German crew, a British blockade, and difficult seas as the ship carried iron ore home after wartime service. Families plan joyous receptions as the vessel steams into GU B waters.
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Mint
Chesapeake Bay
J. A. Falnard
Three Forks Planer Proposes Missouri River State Park
Representatives from Three Forks and Helena Chamber of Commerce discussed establishing a state park near Three Forks at the source area of the Missouri River. The plan envisions a park called Tew and Clare Park to attract tourism, preserve historic significance, and would require about 1,000,000 dollars to complete the purchase and development. Local chambers of commerce in Helena, Butte, Bozeman, and Livingston expressed support and planned continued cooperation.
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Three Forks
Three Movin
Lewis and Park
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Three Works Commercial Cill
Helena Chamber of
Helena Clube
Madison
Detfeevon
Gale Jatin
Theres Forks
Jap Army Claims Sweeping Victory Over Chinese Troops
Hongkong dated dispatch reports the Japanese army claiming a decisive victory over 10,000 Chinese troops on the frost ridden Ordos plateau in western Inner Mongolia, about 600 miles from the nearest port.
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Ordos Plateau
Fower Mongolia
Pearosst
British See Navy and Air Forces Taming German Threat
British officials express belief that German naval activity is under control and food rations will rise. An economic agreement with Greece is noted, with details yet undisclosed. At sea three neutral ships are torpedoed and 24 freighters remain missing. a power plant blast disrupts a Lancashire steel works, with police citing faulty equipment rather than sabotage.
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London
Officanni
Britain
Greece
Xe Bramton
Taincashire Steel Corporation
Rlam
England
Dollar Day Opens In Helena With Special Bargains
Helena shoppers flood the streets as merchants offer notable bargains across multiple lines. The Helena Independent spotlights the January event with ads serving as a buyer’s guide for early scores and low prices today.
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Helena
Heir to Million Dollars Refuses to Marry for Cash
Major Hugh N Fraser heir to nearly 1.5 million dollars says he will remain single to collect the fortune rather than wed. His father John H Fraser left half the estate, about 3.3 million, to Fraser on marriage, with the rest to his brother Lieut Col John J Fraser if he dies a bachelor. Fraser, known as the squire of Okanagan Falls, plans to receive income from his share regardless of marriage.
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Hugh N. Franer
Colointhia
Akid
John Hurns Fraser
Bank of Nova Scatlang
Majorraser
John J. Fraser
Rene Neary
Major Fraser
Okanagan Falls
Brother of Screen Actress 15 Held on Abandonment Charge
Douglas H. Reed, 23, brother of actress Martha Rays on, was arrested in Los Angeles on child abandonment charges. He protested innocence at a home with wife Robbie Reed, later posting a $590 bond. The indictment alleges he abandoned an impoverished infant in distress.
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X Bank County
York
Douglas HH. Reed
Martha Rays
Hamilton Woman Obituary Birthday Note
Mrs Gertrude Peterson, age 74, will observe a joint birthday anniversary tomorrow. She is confined to her bed but mentally keen and glad to be alive, having lived with her only daughter Mrs Blood for 13 years.
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Mamitton
Tian
Tan
Gertrude Peterson
Bitter Cold Grimly Strikes Deep South States
A harsh cold wave grips the south from Texas to Virginia causing widespread damage and financial losses. Homes falter in subzero conditions as agriculture suffers and many suffer through extreme frost while industries slow and deaths rise in hard-hit areas.
Store sales rise over prior year in weekly report
Washington report states department store sales for the week ended January 24 were a percent higher than the same week last year. For the four weeks ending January, the board estimated percent increase over the comparable period a year ago.
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Senate weighs discretionary power to curb Japan trade
Washington notes discussion in senate quarters supporting giving the State department authority to restrict urban trade with Japan after the 29 year old trade pact died. Officials offer no proclamation or instructions, while Tokyo marks expiry at midnight. Hoosevelt and Ha refused comment, Weller silent, relations expected to stay stable for now.
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State Department
Japan
Senate
Haten
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Etreles
Rapira
Hoosevelt
Hawaa
Humper Weller
Atste
Cold Snap Breaks With New Snowfall Across Montana
A frigid Arctic snap persists with subzero lows in northern Montana and the surrounding region. Snow fell intermittently as the forecast recorded only light precipitation amounts, while temperatures hovered around zero to single digits above and below. The Divide area and northeastern counties reported the coldest readings, with some locales reaching 25 below zero and others around 34 below in nearby towns. The weather pattern showed minor relief in some valleys but continued severe cold across the state, with winds and cloud cover contributing to the persistent frigid air mass.
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Walle Delena
Montana
Tiare
Mites
Gily
President's Birthday Ball Tonight in Circle Center Hall
The annual President Roosevelts birthday ball brings funds for the Infantile Paralysis Fund. Fifty percent of proceeds stay in Lewis and Clack counties to aid local patients. Melvin Magnuson and Hob Lestla chair the event with Gov Hugh Adate as state chairman. Doors open at 4 with dance starting at 8 Kenny Buckles orchestra to entertain between sets. Continued on Page 2.
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Clack County
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Clus
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