Perfect Plans for Jobs for Farmers PICTURES. OF: DROUTH LOSS ARE
Emergency drouth conference in Havre led by Governor Holt warned eastern Montana faces financial ruin without long term water conservation. Officials and 700 attendees from 17 counties heard reports of 60 percent of livestock needing relocation or feeding, with relief measures and federal aid discussed to sustain crops and stock across the drouth stricken region.
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Montana
Elmer Holt
Treasure
Drouth
Stopa
North Central
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Nouth
Zava
Actu
Reivf
Daniels
Sheridan
Roosevelt
Valley
Puillips
Blaine
Hit
Liberty
Toale
Teton
Pandora
Glacier
Chouteau
Cascade
Fergus
Judith Basin
Meagher
Broadwater
Nore
Fort Peck
Fort Belnap
Rocky Hay
World News In Gist From Various Capitals
A fragmented summary notes labor and political actions in Washington and Chicago. It cites the AFL campaign, NRA tensions, and large worker counts amid wartime measures. Other items reference disasters, international conflicts, and defense incidents across Rome Cairo London and Tokyo.
Radical parties in France face serious auctions
Paris reports that Communists defied Premier Leon Blum and vowed to use force if necessary to stop new factory occupations by striking workers. Deputy Maurican Torea, party leader, claimed Roser Salengre promised force would be used only if essential, while urging persuasion to avert escalations amid cabinet tensions.
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Paris
Leon Blum
Maurican Torea
Roser Salengra
Cattle and Sheep Growers Confer in Washington
Spokesmen for 150m western herds discussed new grazing regulations with President Roosevelt and Interior Secretary Ickes. They urged expanded soil and water conservation, more stock water reservoirs, and broader local control of grazing districts as the government expands public land grazing programs.
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Washington
Daly
Mackinen
Taylor Grasing
Roosevelt
Secretary of the Interior
Ickes
Interior Department
Iekes
Illea
Tekes
Fltr
Carpenter
Rraang
Grising
Nantana
Montana
Irkes
Italian airmen lost in Ethiopian ambush reported
London reports from Rome say 30 Italian aviators were killed in a Wallega province ambush in western Ethiopia. Reprisals were ordered as deaths of noted airmen Gen. Vincenzo Magliseco Maj. Antonio Locwteltt and Col. Carla Calderint are confirmed. The Addis Ababa dispatch notes the attack followed a patrol in the Ethiopian war zone.
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London
Reuter
Dispatch
O- Aight
Rome
Wallega
Ethiopia
Remo
Italy
Addis Ababa
Vincenzo Magliseco
Saet Africa
Antonio Locwteltt
Chicago
Col
Carla Calderint
Display of Japanese force shocks Peiping residents
Peiping China witnessed a show of force as armored cars, hundreds of Japanese troops, and caterpillar tanks paraded through the legation quarter. Flags flew, bugles sounded, and the display marked Japan's readiness to back its mainland actions. Reports from Ninghsia imply radiotelegraph missions dominating the 2000 mile stretch from the Manchoukuo border.
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China
Uty
Anks
Legation
International District
Japan
Ninghsla
Tower Mongolia
Manchoukuo
Man of 97 Predicts 100 Birthday Will Come
Nob July 8 John D Hockifeller Sr aged 97 cuts a birthday cake and predicts he will reach 100 amid a 92 degree day. He marks two annual events, his birthday and a personal anniversary, and continues daily routines including post dinner activities and a drive.
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Akowoot
Nob
John D. Hockifeller
Light showers help crops but arrive too late for drought areas
Light showers aided crops across eastern Montana including Lewis and Clark and nearby counties, but the rains came too late to ease the drought damage. Agricultural officials report near cloudburst amounts in places such as Townsend West to Canyon Creek and Iron Basin north to Wolf Creek, with haying progressing despite a 22 inch precipitation deficiency for the month. Scattered sections show better conditions, though irrigation water shortages threaten some northern Lewis and Clark hay yields. Rain fell in parts of the state, helping river areas and dampening forest fire danger, but not reversing the driest losses. The drought continues as scattered hail and insect damage affect garden crops in isolated spots.
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Lewis
Chirks
Urantwatra
Montana
Crow ‘Townsend
Canyon Creek
Iron Basin
Wolc Creek
Montana Cover Company
Thin Wren
Joy G. Tiamond
Lewis and Clark County
Iite Atate
Troop Plane Crash in Egypt Claims Seven Dead
In Cairo seven officers and men died when a Royal Air Force troop plane crashed during night maneuvers near Merna Matruh between Cairo and the Libyan frontier. Six others were injured. Among the dead is Canadian Signal Corps Lieutenant D B Macintosh. other victims include British officers and air service personnel.
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Cairo
Egypt
Royal Air Force
Arily
Merna Matruh
Catra
Signal Corps
DB. Macintosh
Adana
G, Hasaal
J. White
Park 15 swept by wind storm in Yellowstone report
A severe wind storm struck Yellowstone National Park around 2 p.m. injuring several hikers near a fishing heilga area. Robert Th Walker Jr of Ulings was briefly trapped under debris but unharmed. Mrs Ratley, Mrs Ruby, Mrs War cul, and Annie dontifind sustained minor injuries as debris caused facial and ankle injuries and widespread property damage.
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Mammoth Hat Springa. Wyn
Robert Th. Walkar, Jr
Ulings
Yellowstone National Park
Acei Onear
Sint
Admund Hopere
Just a Minute with Irvin Score
Beverly Hills July 8 readers hear competing, biased campaign stances for Landon and Roosevelt as voters observe calm from Roosevelt and Landon expectations. The piece notes absence of humorous imagery and asks why voters remain calm until the dog days end.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Landon
Roosevelt
Calvin Coolidge
Roosevelt era relief efforts reach 268 counties across plains states
The report notes emergency relief plans extending to 268 counties in North Dakota South Dakota Montana Wyoming Minnesota and others. It details projected relief reach numbers by state and the role of the Resettlement Administration and federal loans grants to aid tens of thousands of families during a drought and economic strain. The figures include 20 000 in North Dakota 17 000 in South Dakota and 65 900 designated for whom aid would be provided within 24 hours.
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Htson
Porergeney
Dakotan
Montana
Oklahoma
Missouri
South Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
AAA Offerala
Nort Dakete
Audrey Willams
Wea
John
North Dakota
South Dakota
Wyoming
Minnesota
Williams
Drough
Uiter
Nels
Roosevelt
Wallace outlines long-term drought relief plan for Northwest
Former Vice President Henry A Wallace argues for a sustained development program for Northwest drought states. He calls for purchase of arable land, relocation of affected families, and government funding to stabilize agriculture, insurance options, and long term farm support to prevent future shortages. He spoke from a summer home near Colorado Springs.
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Wallace
Cole
Henry A. Wallace
Drouth
Whiteh Will
Lecont
Stergaucy Basin
Wallnes
Adherents of Lowden Rule Kansas Houses on Security
Topeka Kan July. Republican majorities in Kansas pressed security measures as the legislature defeated a Democratic bid to advance social security legislation and civilian service acts. Amendments to the constitution were approved to boost federal social security participation while debate continued in a heated session. Landon attended parts of the chamber as leaders prepared for a Republican conference with Lowden and listed farm views.
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Kansas
Topeka
Kan
Alf Wo
Senate
Pappertne
Titi
Lawtien
Landon
Tornyer Gas
Senator Borah Files Bid as 15 Hopefuls Enter Race
In Idaho, Senator Borah files for re election while a field of fifteen candidates forms. Backers rally town leaders to support Borah and oppose Governor Ren Ross a Democrat nominee. Supporters include Lally Aker and lawyer Rigene, amid party realignment rumors and local political maneuvering.
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WiNami Borahi
Tom
Perm
Idahe
Forros
Wil
Horan
Ren Ross
Ross Hgore
Tim Uke Peinary
Lally Aker
Bofre Anorniey
Aid Rigene
Set
Tahoe Leat
Regional Planning Powwow in Twin States
Regional planning powwow in St Paul approved an informal regional board to handle relief problems across Montana Wyoming North and South Dakota. Debate over a permanent four state plus Minnesota Iowa Wisconsin Nebraska body drew splits as Minnesota and Texas opposed formalization. Charles Wolliat praised the informal plan while Menin spokesmen urged immediate rehabilitation of former title communities amid farm family resettlement objections.
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St. Paul
Montana
Wyoming
North
South Dakota
Minnesota
Iowa
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Taxa
Charles Wolliat
National Reqoirces
Menin
Ty Tle
Heatwave Deaths Rise Across States Amid Record Temperatures
AP reports dozens of deaths tied to extreme heat as temperatures soar across the nation. Cities from Detroit to Fargo set or approach all time highs, with Milwaukee, Oshkosh, and Bemidji among the warmest spots. Forecasters warn heat waves may persist, while authorities urge precautions as the season peaks.
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Citvaga
Te Athi
Heseahordil
North Dakota
George Roberts of Harrison Death Notice
George Roberts of Harrison died by his own act today at Dearonias Hospital. He reportedly severed his wrist with a sharp instrument in the bathroom, leaving Wisstella Roberts, the widow, as next of kin.
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Wozeman
George Roberrts
Harelsot
Madsen County
Dearonias Hospital
Wisstella Roberts
Whdow Pach
A F L Delays Action On Ousting Lewis And Faction
The American Federation of Labor delays moves to oust Lewis and a faction amid internal disputes. The closure of the convention is uncertain as leaders argue over policy while workers’ groups weigh their stance and the leadership’s future.
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