Communist Revolution Predicted By Congressional Leaders
Washington May 31 Leaders sought to speed up Congress so it could adjourn by mid July but one major tax and neutrality bill prevented promising Roosevelt an early adjournment. House Democratic Leader Gaines Raeburn and Senate Majority Leader Wankhead met with President Roosevelt to outline progress on key legislation this week and revisit a potential adjournment date. If Congress acts promptly adjournment could come by July 14. otherwise it may slip to mid August with ministers delaying trips and Presidents staying in Washington.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Uninga
Wee House
Garnet
Spraker Wankhead
Baykley
Raeburn
Teaas
Tees
Norwegian Royal Party Visits Park Geysers and Wildlife
The Norwegian Royal Party toured Yovewstone Park viewing geysers and animals. They arrived amid heavy media attention and planned a visit to Glactor Park for training, with events at Blue Ling and Ginal Malls noted. The party assessed park facilities and enjoyed the landscape during their trip.
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Yovewstone Park
Yellowstonig
Na Hromad
Gesser Felt
Deineor Marthe
Glactor Park
Buelings
Ginal Malls
Garner backs bill to curb federal officeholder influence
Vice President Garner urged support for a bill proposed by Benatar Haten of Maryland making it a felony for a federal officeholder to attempt to influence a vote. He stated the measure had passed the Senate and was now in the House Judiciary Committee for consideration.
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Warhington
Garner
Benatar Haten
N. Md
Nate
Garnar
In Desperate Race Against Death RESCUERS DIG TO SAVE ENTOMBED COAL MINER
Rescue teams battle time in a coal mine collapse as miners remain trapped. Fire crews and engineers coordinate efforts to tunnel toward the entombed worker, with hopes pinned on a safe air pocket and a rapid rescue.
Youth Taken in Missouri for Slaying of K C Wickier in Butte
A Missouri arrest connects Robert A. Seitit, 20, to the fatal assault on K C Wickier in Butte. Federal agents report Wickier was attacked in a room at Jefferson Barracks and beaten with a hob nailed shoe after a dispute over $6. Investigators say the case began when Wickier identified the suspect, leading to arrests and renewed questioning as the story unfolds.
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Missouri
K. C. Wickier
Butte
St Brute
la A & Proedsimentiy Keares
Robert A. Seitit
Cordhe
Monts Salysinny
Gyer
Tan
Smith
Garestad
Jefferson Katrarky
KU. Wickiver
Garad We Norris
Carvathvon
McOtty
Leroy
Ans
Jefferson Barracks
Norrié
Wickizer
Helena
Narvis
Stith
Hunt
Wiekimer
Wirkizer
Thief Sets Alarm Clock Up Victim Late for Work
Dee Moines May 31. Fieya Walery late for work after a thief altered his alarm clock. Walery told police the intruder removed items from his home and reset the clock to 8 am, causing the victim to oversleep.
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Dee Moines
Fieya Walery
Russia's severe jolt to London and Paris
London May 31. News despatches say Moscow rejected Britain's latest proposals, striking a severe blow to British and French hopes. Soviet Premier Molotov announced the rejection in Moscow, leaving little room for immediate compromise. Britain and France had expected a formula with Moscow, but the move prompted caution about further talks.
Fence proposal to guide elk herds into safer ranges
The Game Board will present plans at the mid summer meeting to build a nine foot fence along the Sun River country near Augusta. Warden James A. Werver led a survey on elk migration and argued the barrier would channel herds away from hunted lowlands, with farm country and a river corridor as target areas. If approved, the fence could alter elk movements during hunting seasons and push them toward higher, safer ranges.
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Game Board
Sy River
Sita Fish and Gane
James A. Werver
Sun River
Augusta
AL Fy
Commie Slam
Plana
Alent
Soviet Premier Rejects British French Pact In Speech
Moscow May 31 Premier Foreign Minister Vyacheslaff Molotoff rejected the latest British French pact proposal as inadequate while Stalin looked on and applauded. He left a slight opening for talks as Paris and London offered to hedge Moscow's $16. He urged a common front of peaceful nations but insisted Moscow's foreign policy be independent. This was his first speech since succeeding Maia Livinaff as foreign minister.
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Moscow
Joseph Stalin
Vyacheslaff Molotoff
Supreme Soviet
Mototol
Paris
London
Russia
Bia
Maia Livinaff
John Barrymore Placed Under Oxygen Tent
John Barrymore, the veteran screen star, was placed under an oxygen tent after suffering a heart attack Saturday. Doctors report he is improving, with plans for further treatment and possible appearances next Monday night.
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John Barrymore
Chirana
Barymarr
Athenod
Dungan
Actar
Harssmore
Barrie
Tallyaand
Sparrows Attack Man and Wife in Heat Wave
Camden Nova Scotia May 1 reports a heat wave sparked a sparrow attack on a man and his wife near Magnolia and Hark Boulevard. Police noted the birds swooped and left feather marks on their arms as the couple sought shelter from the sweltering day.
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Camden
Magnolia and
Hark] Boulevard
Blast injures dozens at Ohio school in mid afternoon
Explosion wrecks a two story grade school in Barhedon Ohio injuring 37 people including 53 children and four adults. Reports say three victims were not expected to live as hospital attendants described broken legs ribs burns and severe shock. The blast center is under investigation with continuation on page 2.7.
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Barhedon
Ohio
PIA Recheck
Frances Visher
TS. White
Mabelle Miller
Alrea Tir Mila
Kurt
Huge Opium Supply Seized by Federals
Norfolk scene reports federal agents seizing an opium shipment valued at about $100,000 hidden in peanut oil. Wong Ping, 15, president of the Chinese Merchants' association of Norfolk, is arrested on federal violation charges. Wong Ting, before U.S. Commissioner Brinkley, held on $20,000 bond. preliminary hearing set for Wednesday.
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Norfolk
Wong Ping
Chinese Mercliials’ Association of Norfolk
Wong Ting
United States
Harry Jt. Brinkley
Congress Urged To Insure Small Firm Loans
Washington May 3 Four members of Congress testified that private banks could unlock billions by insured loans to small businesses. Mead proposes a program through the Reconstruction Finance Corporation with terms similar to FHA mortgages to back loans up to 1 million per borrower at a maximum 4 percent interest repayable over 10 years. Pepper and others echoed calls for this measure to relieve credit constraints and spur employment.
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Congres
Senate
Natroncy
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Federal Housing Administration
Mead
Uye Wyle Tellaw
Freilitter
Hip Bris
Ger
Pepper cD
Ren 12
Jefferig UR
NS. Jr
Whon Pave
Ipn Banka
Popper
Mort Business
Wali
Britain’s King and Queen Leave Victoria for East Coast Return
King George VI and Queen Elizabeth depart Victoria after a Canada visit hailed as a successful royal tour. Thousands cheer as the couple sails toward the east coast aboard the royal yacht, escorted by Canadian forces. The voyage follows a celebrated stay in Vancouver and Victoria with public displays and a few weathered English-country touches.
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Britain
Little
England
East Coast
Germans Welcome Troops Returning From Spain in May
Berlin reports a large homecoming as 4 300 German soldiers who aided General Franco return from Spain. A Danish pact is signed signaling close ties with Denmark and potential shifts in Nordic policy. Goering greets troops in Hamburg while foreign minister von Ribbentrop signs a three article pact amid references to Roosevelt’s earlier call for nonaggression. Thousands gather at the port to honor the fighters, as Italian Legion units begin their journey home.
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Berlin
Roosevelt
Sitler
Muanollni
Miter
Vomirits
Denmark
Latvia
Estonia
Norway
Sweden
Pinland
Prine
Pru
Belgrade
Paul
Fernls
Hamburg
Ftrat
Italian Legion Inaiem
Germany
Former Physician At Fort Harrison Honored At Sewanee
The late Dr Benjamin Prayner, physician at Fort Harrison for nine years, will be memorialized with a bronze bust in the University of the South chapel at Sewanee Tennessee. Hampton-Sidney College graduates dedicated a tablet in his honor and the Medical College of Virginia will award a similar tribute soon.
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Fort Waveiame
Montana
Sewanee
Tenn
Hkerjamin Prayns
Tevington
University of the South
Hampten-sidney
Fraysermas & Braduate
Han Aicends
Medical College of Virginia
Justice Manton To Take Stand In Own Behalf
New York May 31. Justice Manton plans to testify in his own defense as he faces charges from the recent case. His counsel called witnesses and prepared the docket, with several noted Democrats and public figures among the expected attendees. The proceedings will determine whether he takes the stand in this pivotal trial.
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Justice Manton
Doctor Takes Life After Dope Charge
Dr BP Brooks, Skagit County physician, was removed this week after his arrest on narcotics charges. He killed himself at his home in Conner Washington today, following the allegations and official actions by county authorities.
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Conner
Wash
Marais
Matthaw
Jarhoe
BP. Brooks
Skagit County
County
Moseley Witness At Dies Hearing
Major General George Van Horn Moseley retired spent hours before the Dies committee insisting a Jewish led communist revolution threatens the country while denying antisemitic prejudice. He claimed Jews are an international ethia and a patriot at home second, praising extreme right groups as anti communism but urging no government overhaul. He suggested the president could use the executive power under a 1929 law to suppress the revolt. Continued on Page 107
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Washington
George van Horn Moseley
Dies Committee
Mazeley
Ught
Moseley
Robert B. Hamondron
Hall Moseley
Taal
Collective death fears among Jews sent back to Nazis
Tiayana Cuba May 31 Captain Gunny Shhraeder of the German nor Balt Lids formed authorities today fearing a collective suicide pact among German Jewish refugees aboard a ship bound for Hamburg after being denied entry to Cuba. An edict aide of President Laredo Bru spent hours aboard the vessel probing reports that hundreds of refugees threatened self harm if the ship returned to Germany.
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Tiayana
Cuba
Gunny Shhraeder
Paskengork
Hamburg
Juan Enlever Maymir
Laredo Bru
Dispute Over Lawn Sparks Fatal Shooting
In Suotonish a quarrel over a lawn led to Ole Biddlecomb shooting A G C Whyte in his flower bed. Biddlecomb then shot himself, killing himself. Whyte, an undertaker, was wounded and survived.
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Suotonish
Treaguen Am Layn
Marabul O. D. Morse
Ole Biddlecomb
A. GC
Whyte
Biddlecomb
Jawan
High School Graduation to Be Held Tonight
The largest class in school history, 140 seniors, will receive diplomas at 8 o clock in the Circle Center auditorium. Dr. Curia J. Wilson of the Montana State School of Mines will be principal speaker. The program includes the Creative Appreciation of Life's Opportunities, music by the high school orchestra, and various solos and readings. Principal W. W. Weil and T. H. MacDonald will award diplomas. officers of the graduating class are Sherman Lobe president and Betty Gunn treasurer. Colors are blue and silver. class sponsors are Miss Elwa Tore Hansen and Tate Peak.
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Lonn High Archool
Cirle Center
Curia J. Wilson
Montana State School of Mines
Tuitto
Payne
Templaton
Hel Jona
Witt Brealda
Ox-L Lorcises
Lollown
Maren Royal
Ameloky
Carrie Kell
Rev. L. A
Lon Schimpt
Henry Schimpt
Curtis JL. Whison
School of Mines
Auttr
Chania
T. H. MacDonald
Bowrhatoes
High Coor Orchestra
Sherman Lobe
Atal Murray
May Marna
Betty Gunp
Dom Parks
Etme
Mijas Elwatore Hansen
Tate Peak
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Hemor
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Maine
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U.S
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Alfred B. Smith
Jon W. Tuts
George B. Ford
Cobintia University
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Alefred St. Talley
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