Senate adjournment drive derides lending plan in night sessions
Washington July 26 The first night session of the senate adjournment drive featured Republican speeches denouncing the administrations 2.49 billion lending program as waste and extravagance. Taft Townsend Vel Starbour Davis and Danaher spoke amid a sparse audience of four to eight senators. The attack echoed across the Capitol as Majority Leader Barkley urged delay and no action on the measure. In the House a complication persisted with continued debate.
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Civilian Rifle Team for Perry Meet Announced
The Montana civilian rifle team for the Perry meet is named with members including C. Edad Billings A Krall Milltown and H Richardson misana, joining a squad of 10 principals two alternates and a reserve. The team sails from Roundup and Missoula bound for Camp Perry Ohio for national matches set September 2 to 9.
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Butte Man Dies of Injuries in Oregon
A Butte Montana man died today from a skull fracture suffered in a two car collision near Heppner Oregon Monday. His sister Helen, 21, also injured but improving, and their mother Mrs. Alice Brannan were slightly hurt when the car overturned.
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Northeast Day Spell Unchecked Hits Drouth Area
The Associated Press reports a relentless drought across Massachusetts to Pennsylvania with new forest fires as New York City records 0.6 inches of rain since June 30. The Weather Bureau cites rainfall shortfalls rivaling 60 years. Dairymen suffer as pastures ruined and hay shortages strain feeding.
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Soviet Wife Joins Husband After Four Year Wait
Edmund Buranaki, a Detroit Ford worker living in River Rouge, reunites with Tamara Ruzanski after a four year effort to secure her Soviet citizenship. The couple met in Moscow and married in 1954. Tamara arrives aboard the Champlain amid red tape and broad state support, marking a rare postwar reunion.
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City and County Budget Proposals Cut Payroll Plans
City and county budgets focus on economy and cut payrolls. The tentative general fund levy drops to 50 mills, with minor cuts in the bridge and poor funds. Final adoption slated for August 21 amid planned staff reductions including four firemen and multiple department layoffs.
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Sayre Appointed to Post in Philippines
Wantington July 26 President Roosevelt nominated Assistant Secretary of State Francis B Sayre today to be United States Light Commissioner in the Philippine Islands. Sayre would replace Paul V McNutt who resigns to become Federal Security Administrator. Sayre was appointed assistant secretary of state by Roosevelt in November 1932 after directing Secretary Inuit's trade Agreement program.
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Libby Lineman Dies From Live Wire Stroke
Kenneth Mortenson, 19, of Tabby, was killed while working on a private electric power line in Me. The accident occurred as he was making changes in the line. Three months earlier his father was injured in a separate armiler accident.
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Long Drop Wn Ca Fall To Eae Lady
New York July 26 Mrs Edna Burdick's motorcar plunged through a stairway and toppled down the steps, landing on the earth below. She emerged unhurt and requested the police where her belongings were, describing the accident as it happened in vivid terms.
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Explosions in England Cause Rail Disruptions and Injuries
A series of blasts across Liverpool and London disrupted rail hubs and damaged facilities. An Irish Republican Army attributed series wrecked a canal bridge near Liverpool and shuttered baggage rooms at major London stations. One person died and several were injured at King's Cross and Victoria stations. The blasts also damaged a Liverpool mailbox and district post office.
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Purple Top Hits Montana Potato Areas
A damaged local note describes the spread of a potato disease named purple top across Montana fields. It details a state horticulture official and researchers examining the parasite affecting potato crops and the potential yield losses.
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Auto Crash Kills Three Near Longmont Colorado
A former Envisa Judge and two Denver women died when their car veered into a ditch about five miles north of Longmont Colorado. The crash seriously injured Myrtle Pine Jey and Mrs Donna Morris, ages 74, sister of Mrs Finder, as the victims were identified in early reports.
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Ab Jenkins Narrowly Escapes In Fatal Speed Trial
The Utah speed driver Ab Jenkins barely survived a fiery accident during a speed trial near Franklin. Flames engulfed his cockpit as the car failed, leaving Jenkins with burns on his right leg and other injuries. He was rushed to a Salt Lake City hospital as firefighters prevented further damage and the crew investigated the cause of the blaze.
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U.S. Ends 1911 Treaty With Japan Ahead of Trade Embargo
The United States announced it is terminating the 1911 treaty of commerce and navigation with Japan, paving the way for an embargo on raw materials. Secretary Hull’s assistant delivered notice to the Japanese embassy as Senate committee delayed action, and President Roosevelt approved the move guiding a new policy effective January 26, 2940, subject to congressional session actions.
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Federal court rules for medical association loss in antitrust case
Washington January 26 The Justice Department failed to prove that the American Medical Association the Medical Society of the District of Columbia the Washington Academy of Surgery and other physicians violated antitrust law by restraining trade through medical rate setting for federal employees in the District of Columbia The indictment charged they combined and restrained competition by limiting consultation services for Group Health Association and rebuffed the plan to standardize payment methods The government indicated it would appeal the decision and seek further action from the department of justice
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Farley reticent on third term in 1940 race
New York dispatch reports James A. Farley national Democratic chairman and postmaster general avoiding any explicit ruling on a 1940 presidential bid and maintaining silence on the third term issue. The piece notes John Hyupstian, Republican chairman, seen in Manhattan planning a European vacation. continued on page 3.
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Forest Shovel Axe and Bucket Rule Implemented Friday
The Helena National Forest Service will enforce a new rule requiring anyone traveling through the forest to carry a shovel an axe and a bucket. The rule, effective Friday July 28, aims to aid fire fighting and camp fuel extinguishment by campers and picnickers, according to Supervisor Perky Media.
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Torrid Wave Grips Montana as Mercury Surges
A hot air mass moved westward into Montana pushing temperatures to near 100 degrees across the state. Helena hit the shivering point, while Billings reached 99 and Fort Peck Glendive posted 102. Drought continues with Helena lacking significant precipitation and a 0.38 inch deficit.
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Britons and French Near Mutual Defense Pact With Soviet Union
France and Britain showed strong hopes of a mutual defense agreement with Soviet Russia, sending military missions to Moscow to begin staff talks while Berlin holds air raid drills and London faces new terrorist bombings. The House of Commons expects a statement next week on negotiations and a note to London about directing instructions to the British ambassador in Moscow.
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Support Assured In New Policy On Japan Trade Rights
Washington July 24 discussions centered on US policy toward Japan. Senators Pittman and Vandenberg pursue steps to secure better American rights in China and to renegotiate the 1911 treaty amid calls for new necessities. Support for the policy appears assured.
FAM OD ROME TAGESIES OF FAM OD ROME TAGESIES OF Canton
Canton Ohio July 26 Paul Morgen 41 and Halene Morgen 36 and their one month old son Paul died in a fire that destroyed their home in a Canton suburb. Morgen was formerly business manager of the Canton Repository and later manager of Canton radio station WHC. He resumed the latter position six months ago because of illness.
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Wage Hour Act Changes Put Off Again in Washington
A heated rules committee meeting in Washington postponed action on proposed changes to the Wage Hour Act. Key labor leaders John L. Lewis, William Green, and Rep. Cox clashed over strategies as the panel set a conference for tomorrow to seek a compromise on two amendments. Harden assailed the plan, while Norton's panel scheduled the talks, with reform advocates signaling possible future votes.
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