Imagined Futures Dominate Helena Leaders Dinner Talk
Washington reports reveal businessmen at a Roosevelt era dinner with President Roosevelt, sparking talk of future policy while Hopkins aides manage the session. Attendees include Libby Owens Ford’s Marriman and other industry leaders. Roosevelt rests due to illness and avoids formal press critique.
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Washington
Rooveselt
Fenny
Becausn
Hopkins
Valicde
Ragervelt
Ra Kent
Hope
Weir
Ton Mo Mheers
Libby-Owens-Ford Clase Company
WA Marriman
New Deal Spending Eyed as Overgrazing Fear Looms
President Adamson addressed the Western Farmers Association, arguing that federal aid is being used as a bribe to 6,000,500 earners at $5,000 yearly, urging that relief come from the broad taxpayer base and not elite families. He warned that current spending resembles grazing plunder that must be redirected.
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Kemmerer
Western Range
Wwe
Orsal Adama
Larke
Wil Fromer
Amerean
Tssarfarion
Adam
Fedral Agenci¢N
Montana Solons Back Townsend Pension Bill Vote
Montana lawmakers O'Connell and Thorkelson backed the Townsend old age pension bill in the House action. The measure failed 302 to 80 with Democrats and Republicans, including Nebraskans and a Wyoming Republican, voting against it.
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Washington
Montana
O'Can* Hov
Thorkelson
House
Cotfea
McLaughlin
Neuraska Armactata
Curtis
Imetnke
Stefan
Nebraska
Horlon
Wyoming
Cathedral High Graduation Set for 28 Seniors Tonight
Cathedral High will graduate 28 seniors at St. Weton's Cathedral this evening. The ceremony features junior college influences and choir performances under President M A Weber. The program includes processional, awards, diplomas, and musical selections by the Cathedral Choir.
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Cathedral High
St Wetoun's
Carrall College
M.A Weber
Mount Vesuvius Erupts Violently Near Naples
Mount Vesuvius erupts violently with ash and lava streaming from the crater. Local reports note no immediate danger to residents living near the volcano as the eruption continues to unfold. The scene is described from Naples with UPI dateline June 1.
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Naples
Maly
UPI
Mount Vesuvius
Ty Crater
Vesuving
Baltic States Hold Key To Treaty With Russia
Three Baltic states figure as linchpins in British French and Kremlin talks on a potential security pact. A British official calls guarantees to deter aggression complex as Britain weighs broader European involvement while Russia demands inclusive guarantees with its neighbors.
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Russia
Vyaderlalf Molotoft
Ila Inaiatenerinn
Ayecch Ventor
Alnloa
Finland
Ksetonla
Latvia
Britain
Ag Nhe
Rumania
Poland
Im Propoyale
Lo Moncow
Moseley Dies committee session ends amid anti Semitic outburst
Major General George Van Horn Moseley, an opponent of international Jewry and communism, closed a two day Dies committee appearance with a prepared statement the panel struck from the record amid gro tesquely anti Semitic content. He warned of alleged dangers and criticized leaders he called patriotic, while the witness stood as a target of the investigation.
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Washington
George van Horn Moseley
Dies Committee
United. States
High school athlete dies aiding crash victims in Wyoming
A Wyoming high school athlete died while helping injured passengers after a crash. The accident involved a Streamlined vehicle and a van, with several occupants sustaining injuries including a broken arm. Family members and community members mourn as the funeral arrangements are announced.
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Wyoming
Alaska Volcano Quiet After Violent Ash Cloud Burst
An Alaskan volcano, after erupting with ash and lava like flashes and smoke, has subsided and become quiet. Local observers report the flare lasted briefly with intense flame columns and airborne ash over the coastal peninsula near Toreysilla before calming.
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Seattle
Dune
Volcante Noam Vermaintiat
Mishan Phy
Vic Coast
Ruard Tepeyton
Perry Vilia
Morris
Trenewt
King and Queen Rough It in Logging Cabin Tour
King George VI and Queen Wilhelmina begin a 24 hour stay in a rustic log cabin during their North American tour. They arrive at a national park at noon, surrounded by coats and wraps as they settle into the luxurious but simple accommodations.
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Alberts
June
George VI O
Wilén
American Legion Awards Given to School Students
The American Legion honored standout students from Brynn, Central, and Hawthorne schools. Glydis Miler and Robert Anach-er led Central with top scholarships, while Baye Wanter and Mayr donce earned recognition at Hawthorne. Robert Kurt Wilger and Margaret Appleste from Ueyanty joined the list, with Helens Bach noted among winners.
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Baye Wanter Snt Mayr Donce
Hawthorne
Robert Kurt Wilger
Margaret Appleste
Ueyanty
Thaimyeons
Gloria Munson
T. Helens Bach
Jews in Cuba Ship Tragedy Threat Halts Refuges Return
Aboard a Cuban ship loaded with 117 German Jewish refugees turmoil erupts as authorities order the vessel to depart Cuba. President directs a quick landing, Marines stand ready, while a delay is granted to refuel and provision for a return voyage. Captain Gudlay Shewedey tries to complete the exit with passengers aboard despite the tense standoff.
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Cua
Sune Leu
Nile Hoy
Treclient
Frederica Laredo
Ordor
Guahnata
Mrecksary
Cuba
Erin Hiner
Tealbee
Trent
Alhouzh
Fk Wae
Horny
Prohalle
Gudlay Shewedey
Nie St. Lous
Pet Ander
Lumgio
Asinen
Broken Pipe Leading Clue to Explosion in Barberton
Investigators say a broken pipe may have caused the explosion at a two story brick school building in Barberton Ohio. Three prisoners were critically injured as rescuers dug through debris. Fire chief Claude Wilbor said a formal report will be issued later.
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Barberton
Ohio
Makenhitt
Claude Wilwor
Junien
Wilwor
Two Water Conservation Projects Near Completion in State
State water board chief engineer Donahue reports two major water conservation projects in Montana near finish. Upper Musselshell storage and West Fork Bitterroot storage near completion with equipment and crews on site. Tang River and Sloey planning finished earlier. remaining sites to be completed within the allotted time. Water areas already provide protection against floods and will aid irrigation for about 30,000 acres in the Musselshell and 60,000 acres in the Bitter Root region. Preconstruction work continues on Broadwater-Mainouet and Middle Crock storage projects as approvals and contracts proceed.
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KT Donahue
State Water Board
Tangue
Donohue
Musselshell
Fuentah
Auoune
Tangin River
Nichland
Aurvayr
Mada
Dooolia Wait
Ciallatin County
Pension Plan Beaten in House Amid Turbulent Session
A chaotic house session unfolded with a push to defeat a pension plan. Deputies clashed over revisions while witnesses described tense exchanges and delays. The afternoon deteriorated into confusion as members pressed Speaker and panel leaders for clarity on funding and future steps.
Road work bids open June 16 across Montana routes
The Montana highway commission announced bids will be opened June 16 for several highway projects. Planned work includes grading and construction of small bridges and drainage structures on 4.411 miles of Bowlde Cardwell road in Indefersan county, a four-span Amber trestle and drainage work on 8.0 miles of Terry-Hrockway in Prairie county, and grading surfacing with crushed gravel on additional projects including one 26-foot and one 19-foot bridge.
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Bowlde
Cardwell Road
Prairie Cowoty
Norwegian Lutheran Church Opens Meet in Great Falls
The Rocky Mountain district convention of the Norwegian Lutheran church opened in Great Falls with delegates from Montana Idaho and Washington in attendance. The Rev O M Skindso of Spokane presided. The opening was given by the Rev K E Frost of Waitellh Mant.
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Rocky Mountain District
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Idaho
Lantern Washington
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Spokane
Waitellh
Mant
Washington Dune Votes Down Pension Bill Amid Turmoil
The House passed a pension bill by 302 to 97 after tense debate as lawmakers from both parties clashed over reconciling spending and policy. Political strains surfaced with minority leaders opposing the measure and the Republican whip warning of party divisions.
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Washington
Dune
Townsend
Study of State Water Project Launched by Officials
Commissioner John C. Vagn notified Representative O Connor of an investigation into a $195,000 Bead Man's Nagin project in Musael shell county Manti. The inquiry, prompted by a letter to President Roosevelt, seeks review of water appropriation plans included in a $5,000,000 bill for water conservation and canalization.
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Keelawalion
John C. Vagn
O'Connor
Manki
Musaelshell
Manti
O'Conyor
Roosevelt
Burrun
Montana
Thetis Submarine Found Safe After Missing Dive
Birkenhead England June 2 The sleek new submarine Thetis was found this morning partly submerged with men aboard presumed safe. The admiralty reported 79 to 100 crew members aboard unknown if all survived after a test dive off Great Orme’s Head Wales. Captain Oram and Lieutenant Wooda were already evacuated from the vessel. The sub lay in about 126 feet of water with 18 feet of hull showing above the surface. The Brazen destroyer scotched the submarine earlier during the incident. Continued reports on page 2.
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Eng
Cammell Laird Company
Admiralty
Fimo
Great Ormes Head
Wales
Aaid le
Oram
Wooda
Brazen
Nazis Guarantee Yugoslavia Full Border Security
A distorted report notes Hitler promising Yugoslavia full border security during a lavish five day state visit with Regent Prince Paul. The German leader expresses confidence that frank talks will benefit both nations and peoples amid tense relations in the region.
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Senate panel signals no change to health program this year
Washington reports the Senate committee chair, Senator Murray, said there is no chance for passage of the national health program this year. The panel indicated that a revised version could be submitted in August, but floor action on the measure before August is unlikely. Senator Wagner is noted in discussion with the committee.
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Senate
Brenator Wagner
N.Y
Murray
Mont
Withealm
Sapator Ellender
Imember
Sereed
Germany Enthusiastically Cultivating Balkan States
Berlin reports Germany warmly courting Yugoslavia with Prince Paul and Princess Olga visiting for a five day state, signaling Berlin’s aim in southeastern Europe. Hitler welcomes the royal party at Bellevue castle as Goering and von Ribbentrop join the ceremony while Molotov’s talks in Moscow are treated with caution.
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