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WPA Conference Ends With Pledges To Carry Out Program
A Montana WPA conference ended with strong pledges to implement federal regional and state works progress administration proposals. About 100 delegates from across the state heard officials emphasize speed to create jobs while maintaining wage security and minimizing friction under the works program. The discussion covered how the program will operate and the broader goals of relief and employment, with administrative details and the need for patience and understanding for workers under the security wage provisions.
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Progress Administration
Taddae Tie Phiver
Epenbora
Atnta
WEA
Montana
Parsons
Johnstone
Washington
Wnery Ts
Works Progream Administration
Aternon
Filenda
Ray Mart
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Four Dead and Four Hurt by New York Beach Bolt
A bolt of lightning struck a crowded New York beach near Coney Island, killing four people and injuring four others. Victims Joseph Horak 40, Irvin Harrin 40, Hinrwath Harrin 16, and Marvin Cheater 40 died in the storm that drenched the city with rain and knocked structures from their supports. In the city, winds and rain caused damage, including a fire in a building as gutters and cornices were torn from structures. The weather briefly cooled afterward.
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New York
Coney Taland Boardwalk
Wan Binck
Fragmented notes on a controversial convention and legal control
Fragmentary text mentions American, Indian, and contested convention topics. It laments opposition to reforms and argues for legal oversight. The writer criticizes delegates and lawyers, suspects manipulation, and calls for a controlled, lawgoverned gathering amid weather and political tensions.
All Aboard Dutch Lines Hip Killed 13 Dead
A Royal Dutch Airlines passenger plane crashed near San Bernardino on July 20 while attempting an emergency landing. All 13 aboard were killed, including Gerard and Virginia Philling. The craft, flying from Frankfurt to Mount Mia, struck trees in Werraw valley near San Giacomo after signaling for help. This marked the third major Royal Dutch accident in seven months.
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San Bernardino
Swetzerland
Gnrard
Virginia
Philling
Hiankfort
Mounta Mia
Fox
Werraw Valley
San Giacomo
Senate votes on cotton tax and AAA reforms amid debate
Washington reports Senators press forward on a 2 1/2 percent compensatory tax on cotton growers and revised AAA amendments while discussing federal funding for crop payments. Amid legal challenges to AAA, administration officials push validation of programs to ensure farmer benefits, backed by Senator George P. Ga. Milwaukee obituary notes Charles Indany Dunlop, 74, longtime Milwaukee-Chicago Steamboat general agent and former Goodrich Transit official, has died.
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Menate
Jayon
Mcenne
AAA
Ace
George P. Ga
Milwaukee
Charles Indany Dunlop
Milwaukee-Chicago
Steamshto
Goodrich Transit Company
Polices lead U S on road to ruin in tax bill debate
Washington reports indicate near agreement on rates in the administration tax bill. House Ways and Means Chairman Doughton says a tentative bill could reach full committee early next week with rapid action likely. Roosevelt’s program and adjournment pressures spark strong criticism from GOP leader Snell.
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Administration to Insist Hart Keep His Job in Senate Fight
Washington July 20 Adminstration presses to confirm Ray Hart as Works Administrator despite opposition from Senator Murray and state leaders. reports say plan to avoid floor fights may involve transferring Hart to other salary rolls or cutting pay. Governor of West Virginia opposes Hart nomination. other pending nominees include Kay, Shriver, and Treadway. Wheeler and Hopkins advocate for confirmation amid tense Senate appropriations committee readings.
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Tday
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Murray
D. Mant
Ray Hart
Hart
Senate
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Rough
West Virginia
Evan
Hatng
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Kay
Oklahoma
Paul D. Shriver
Colorado
Treadway Forlorida
Gore
D. Okla
Key
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Moon Honored by Day Auxiliary in New Haven
Mrs Frances Connolly of Irvington Minnesota was reelected national commander of the women’s auxiliary to the Disabled American Veterans at the week-long convention in New Haven Connecticut. Other national officers include Chaplain Catherine Moon of Helena Montana.
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New Haven
Conn
Frances Connolly
Irvington
Catherine Moon
Helena
Mont
14 year old girl admits killing her brother in mountain fit
Prestonburg Kentucky July 20 AP a mountain road in Hattie Irene Hayden aged 14 confessed to slaying her nine year old brother Thomas Damien Hayden during a berrien picking trip on a mountain not far from Weeksbury. She was held in juvenile court on July 28 charged with murder awaiting mature form before elder court. The boy’s body was found by his father F M Snydon a coal operator at Caleb Fork on Weeksbury mountain. Authorities initially said she denied involvement but later confessed she cut his throat in a mad fit.
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Hattie Irene Hayden
Thoman Damien Hayden
Berrien
Rheatin
Aha
Jal
F M. Snydon
Weeksbury
Caleb Fork
Officern
Aho
Gambling crackdowns reach Agua Caliente and Tijuana
Agua Caliente Mexico July 20. President Lazaro Cardenas ordered gambling halted in Tijuana and Agua Caliente. The move aims to end what officials call the last strongholds of Lady Duck In Mext 0. General manager Lou Angor of the Agua Caliente Jockey Club announced a pending meeting after today’s program as part of the order.
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Mexico
Tijuana
Lazaro Cardenas
Lou Angor
Agua Catiente Jockey Club
Simco
Blast at Turkish dump kills many feared dead
Reports from Tetanhut indicate a terrible explosion at a nearby mini dump causing many deaths. The blast damaged a wide area and residents fled in panic as authorities investigated the scene.
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Pante
Weather Outlook for Northern Rocky Mountains Next Week
A regional forecast covers the Northern Rocky Mountains with mostly dry days ahead and scattered thunderstorms along the coast and inland. Temperatures remain well above normal for the period, with heat building as a high pressure ridge dominates the area.
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Eagles Oppose Public Works Wage Scale
Lewistown Montana July 10 The Montana Eagles oppose a wage scale for public works projects federal state or municipal that would keep female workers wages below the community standard in the ruling. The resolution was proposed at the statewide convention.
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New York Jurist To Rule The Elks
New York jurist Judge James T. Hallinan elected grand exalted ruler of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks at the convention in Columbus Ohio. He will appoint Michael F. Shannon of Los Angeles as lieutenant governor.
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Ohio
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Los Angeles
America faces crossroads says Kelley at Montana bankers meeting
Kelley Cornellon F. Kelley of New York warned Montana bankers at the convention that the nation stands at a crossroads. He argued for fiscal restraint and constitutional balance, contrasting inflation and socialism with a sane, constrained path. Dietrich was elected president. new officers and a committee slate were announced.
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J. Maurice Dietrich
Deer Lodge
Montana Bankers’ Association
Elmer Johnson
Plafna
S. B. Wallander
Field
Edith Walker
Helend Og Gecretery-Trencurer
John G Brown
Helena
Jacobson
P. W. Place
Montana
American Bankers’ Association
A.Y. Dibbard
Helene
Dietrich
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R W Smithberger
Libby
A. J. Lachrie
Butte
R. W. Waters
Bill Hinge
Cornellon F. Kelley
New York
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
America
Democratic Banquet Plans Progressing in Montana
Hillinga July 20. The annual all Monting democratic banquet will be held September 7 in Was announced by Menri Lh Frey president of the Y aodowatans Young People's Democratic club the sponsoring organization. The date follows indications from the Montana congressional delegation that Congress may adjourn in late August. Assurances of attendance have been received from Senators Wheeler Murray and Representative Ayers. Most state officials invited and expected to attend. Invitations go to 750 leading democrats statewide including legislators on the party ticket.
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Burton K. Wheeler
James E. Murray
Roy BK. Ayers
Frank H. Cooney
Raye
Tate
Tegialatura
Ucket
Fagg Aati
Heat and storms sweep across parts of America
Severe thundery heat and thundershowers hit many areas with Washington and Baltimore posting record highs. Michigan, Kentucky, New York, Chicago and other cities reported extreme conditions, deaths, drownings, and storm-driven accidents. A Freeport herd stampede killed multiple cows as heat intensified.
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