Racing at fairgrounds resumes with ladies day
Racing at the fairgrounds track resumes at 3 10 this afternoon on a special ladies day program. All women and girls admitted free as Montana Exhibition Company hosts the seven day meet heavy with entrants and bets. The day features four furlong dash and multiple five to mile races with 18 horses in the fourth event creating a perplexing scramble and excitement for fans.
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New Peace Plan To Be Submitted To International Committees
London dispatch reports Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden announcing a forthcoming British plan to keep the Spanish Civil War within bounds. The plan aims for a compromise among Anglo French and Italo German factions over arms flow. In Madrid the Spanish government claims its forces west of Madrid shot down 14 insurgent aircraft and inflicted heavy enemy casualties.
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Anthony Eden
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Plea Of Not Guilty Filed By Albert Dyer
Los Angeles July 12 Albert Dyer a crossing guard who confessed strangling and ravishing three girls pleaded innocent today His trial was set for Friday August A
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Albert Dyer
WLPLA
Court Reorganization Bill Faces Constitutional Challenge
Senate debate intensifies as Senator Bailey asserts the court reorganization bill is unconstitutional and aims to control the Supreme Court. He argues the measure lacks constitutional sanction while O'Mahoney and Flalvo criticize administration aims and centralizing justice. The clash disrupts proceedings with filibuster tactics and procedural rulings as farm relief and other business wait.
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Supreme Court
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Heat Wave Holds Its Grip Across Regions as Death Toll Grows
A North Central region forecast noted only light changes in temperatures while local thundershowers were seen across twelve states and the Great Lakes area. The heat wave claimed 349 lives across 49 states, from the Great Plains to the Atlantic seaboard, as officials warned of continuing warmth.
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Helen Wills Moody Considers Divorce
Reno Nevada July 12 Mrs Helen Wills Moody former world tennis champion established herself at a Nevada vacation retreat and conferred with an attorney who said she may later seek a divorce from Frederick B Moody Jr a San Francisco oil executive
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Frederick 8. Moody, Jr
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Film to portray history of the Associated Press
Hollywood producers announce a forthcoming film titled Freedom of the Press that will trace the history and growth of the Associated Press and its role in American journalism. The project aims to use authentic records from the AP archive, with about 1,400 newspapers as members represented.
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Associated Prean
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Strand elected president of State College to succeed Atkinson
Dr A L Strand head of the hematology department at Mumane Suite college was elected by the state board of education to succeed Dr Alfred Atkinson whose resignation becomes effective August 1. Atkinson, with the college nearly three decades, has been elected president of Jeeipeni university. Strand, born in Victoria Texas, came to Helena in 1901 and later studied at state college and Penn State. He served as assistant state entomologist before joining Minnesota and Minnesota universities in graduate work and faculty positions.
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E.G. Tetereon
Minnesota
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College
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Peterson
Saskatoon
Saskatchewan
Canada
George Finlay Simmosin
Montana State University
Missoula
World News In Brief From Distorted Globe
Reported riot near Renub- Meniant gates results in two dead and sixteen injured. An aircraft carrier and supporting planes are positioned for Ear hart search operations. A Wyoming senator urges gag rule debate while officials clash over administration actions. Foreign parties rally amid Chinese crisis as Moscow reports fibre activity near the North Pole and a storm interferes US flights. In Madrid, loyalist forces press a blockade as insurgents suffer heavy losses west of the city.
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Two Men Killed in Massillon Riot
Massillon Ont July 12 Police and national guardsmen closed headquarters and prohibited the formation of plebatines after a clash between police and strikers left two dead and 16 injured including three patrolmen. National guardsmen stood watch.
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President Roosevelt seeks new farm bill to reshape agriculture
President Roosevelt asked Congress to pass a new farm bill at the current session. The proposal blends Secretary Wallace's grain storage plan with features of the Agricultural Adjustment Act. He sent identical letters to Senate and House Agriculture committee chairmen after proposing a two year extension of low interest rates on Federal Land Bank loans. The article notes the farm problem remains unresolved.
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ULM WOMAN DIES AFTER DESPONDENT POISONING?
Great Falls July 12 Mrs Lucile von Sonhorat 45 of Ulm area reportedly swallowed a poison capsule intended for killing coyotes in a despondent act and died in a local hospital a few hours after transfer from her farm home An inquest is planned for Wednesday evening.
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Lucile von Sonhorat
Ulm
Just A Minute With Irvin B. Cobb at Benefit Game
Santa Monica dates a playful note about serving as assistant umpire at a benefit game featuring leading men and comedians at Wrigley field. Irvin Cobb jokes about the Marx brothers, Babe Hardy, Joe B Brown, Tyrone Power, and Robert Taylor, with quips on errors and celebrity kisses.
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Far East peace efforts as Japan Chinese clash resume near Peiping
Washington urges restraint as British hints at U S consultation. In Peiping Japanese and Chinese forces renew fighting west of the city with machine gun and artillery fire after a day of truce. Americans and foreign tourists depart, while Nanking officials study dispatches amid hopes the crisis will subside.
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State and Federal Officials to Tour Drouth Counties
Governor Roy F. Ayers and M. Je Wikon will tour northeastern Montana drouth counties Thursday and Friday to assess impact and push for emergency drouth district designation. They seek to secure federal aid and projects creating work by building stock water reservoirs irrigation and feeder roads in affected areas. Public hearings are planned at Glenavta on Thursday July 15 with local officials and residents.
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Lewis Would Sign Up Public Employes
John J. Lawin launched a drive to organize 2,000,000 state, county, and city employees into a new union allied with his Committee for Industrial Organization. He said workers have long needed an organization to promote welfare and secure improvements through employment.
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John J. Lawin
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Elks Leader Declares Stand Against Subversive Influences
Denver July 12 Davta Sholtz of Daytona Beach Florida exalted ruler of the Elks told a crowd at the Elks national convention that the order was among the first to wake to the danger of subversive activities. He said the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks adopted a four square stand against Bolshevism anarchy and every form of treason except Americanism, asserting the United States guarantees independence and personal liberty beyond any other nation.
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Davta Sholtz
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Lexington Ready for Final Hunt of Amelia Earhart
Honolulu reports the aircraft carrier Lexington preparing to launch planes for the final search for Amelia Earhart. The ship moved toward the Howland Island area, with a search zone centered on a 265000 square mile region near Howland, as weather worsened and visibility dropped.
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Lexington
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Russian Airplane Crosses Pole En Route Moscow to San Francisco
Seattle dispatch reports a Soviet air mission from Moscow toward San Francisco radioed that everything is all right at 10 40 p m mountain standard time. The flight was said to be north of Prince Patrick Island about 200 miles and 430 miles into Canadian airspace with navigator Daniltn guiding over Great Bear Lake Fort Simpson and Great Slave Lake in Canada as identifiable waypoints.
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Butte Hosts State Body Conventions In July Assembly
Several hundred Montana businessmen and wives gathered in Butte for annual conventions of the Simto Pharmaceutical association and the State Merchants association. Speakers included Fred Hennson of the Montana Taxpayers association and Dr. Peter Potter of the State Welfare board. Barclay Craighead led the state unemployment compensation commission. Dr. George Finlay Simmons addressed a merchants banquet.
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State Merchants Association
Fred Hennson
Montana Taxpayers Association
Peter Potter
State Welfare Board
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Barclay Craighead
State Unemployment Compensation Commission
George Finlay Simmons
Montana State University
Wyoming Floods Hit Rock Springs as Drownings Reported
Rock Springs Wyoming July 1 In eastern flat residential Rock Springs area flood waters from Bitter Creek overtopped banks prompting evacuation orders for additional families near the old Wind River channel in Bun ning city path. Fire officials search for Forrest Larsen 45 missing after a car plunge into floodwaters southwest of Shoshoni. Rescue crews count a possible fatality amid widespread storms and floods across southern and central Wyoming.
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Forrest Larsen
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