Veterans vote mirrors tight Senate split over economy act
Washington reports a narrow 2 percent margin in a veterans' referendum as administration leaders challenge a revolt against the economy act. An amendment inserting S170 was added to the independent offices appropriation bill to safeguard potential veteran allowances reductions.
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Independent Offices
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Cae Pall
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Adopind Te Lami
Wolf
QUHODL OF MINES GRADUATES CLASS
Parbane 1 Conferring degrees on 20 students at Mantana School of Miles. Graduation speaker New Metyn Soat delivered remarks as the class commenced. Ten graduates received degrees in a late ceremony with X Reeder of Anieands among the largest class yet. Morro tl Wright, president, presided. A feature of the program was the Welcome and awarding of the William Andrews Clark medal containing rare components from around the world.
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Miles
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Henge
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Societs
Prepa
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Commencement at Billings Institute Prominent Seniors
Fragmentary notes describe a Billings Institute commencement with seniors attending various activities. The report mentions a Daly Te site and celebrations but lacks clear names, dates, or outcomes. The text is heavily garbled and partially unreadable.
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Daly
Coke Renta Ste Peay
Pm Ae
Eran
Eastman Named Railroad Coordinator Amid Turbulent Debate
Washington June 2 The interim round of opposition faded as Eastman was slated to become railroad coordinator directing efforts in the industry. The appointment followed discussions over transportation policy and recapture clauses. Debate centered on rates and penalties impacting projects and government funding to meet demands.
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Waahington
Joseph Bo Paatman
Thin Tapartty Faaimanano
Unterstate
Fammerce
Eastman A
Rattvan
Missouri Kidnapping Ring Leader Identified
Police announced the capture of the M'Elroy kidnapping gang members in Texas and Oklahoma and identified the alleged leader. Authorities trace the operation to Portland connections and plan continued efforts to dismantle the network. The investigation references arrests, a divorcee suspect, and ongoing inquiries extending to March.
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M’elroy
Missouri
Vandenberg Plan to Not Approve Emerges in Bank Reform Talks
President Manserclt sent word to conference members today pushing to strike the Vandenberg emergency bank deposit plan from the gland bank reform bill but conferees reached no agreement on the measure.
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Manserclt
Vandenberg
Davis and Pecora Clash Over Stock Sale Details at Bank Probe
In a tense Senate hearing Davis and Pecora spar over the 1920s stock sales and the Morgan banking influence. Ferd Pecora questions if sales occurred on December 30 as Davis’s counsel defends the firm against potential market manipulation. The exchange centers on the $290 million bankers group and international finance links.
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Pecora
Washington
Tobin Wo Davin
POP Morgan and Company
Ferdinand Pecora
Thomas S Lamont
George Whitnes
Iine
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Howka
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Tecora
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Senate Finance Committee Framing Control Bill Amid Debate
The Senate Finance Committee moved to shape a control bill with an afternoon vote to strike out administration proposals. An amendment by Senator Reed would empower the president to place tariffs on imports to pursue fair competition goals, while the Maryland Capper measure to regulate wages and production failed. The panel kept a substitute tax plan for relief to small earners and funding for a $734 million public works program. Labor provisions protected existing employer employee relations and the right to organize for collective bargaining without forcing changes.
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Washington
Senate
Salen
Raed
Irkes
Gl Te 7
Harrison
Clark
Hawks Dart With Robot Pilot Sets Transcontinental Flight Record
Frank Hawke completes transcontinental flight from Los Angeles to Indiana aided by a robot pilot. Weather head winds from Kansas City delayed but Hawke maintained steady speed and achieved a new endurance milestone. The robot pilot performed well, enabling a seamless voyage and successful landing near Eloy Bennett.
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New York
Ovens
Man saves own son from vicious ganine threat
An axe-wielding assailant attacked a man and his year-old son. the father steadied and fired a single shot to protect them. The child was pinned but not fatally harmed and is expected to recover. Local police reported the attacker was subdued and wounded.
Farm Board Aid Report Highlights Grain Payments
A special report on the Farm Board activities notes that more than 500000 has been paid to Mond Will by the Farmers National Grain Corporation for grain terminal protection and regional cooperatives. Prepared by Metarl, the analysis was delivered to the senate under a Norris resolution, with further findings expected from an in-depth investigation led by Senator McNary.
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Washington
Metart Inn
Farm Board
Farmers National Grain Comporation
Hlens
Metarl
Senate
Norris
McNary
Convict 16 Run Down in Arkansas Near Siloam Springs
Siloam Springs Arkansas June 2 Convinct 16 fugitives from the Kansas penitentiary pressed toward the Arkansas Oklahoma border after capturing one escapee Lewis Bechtel was seized at a farm near Dripping Springs Oklahoma He offered no resistance and was jailed at Tay Oklahoma Officers believed the other convicts were hiding in the nearby hills while investigators hunted for missing companions with scant concrete leads beyond a night of pursuit on Tuesday
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Arkansas-Oklahoma
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Hones
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Bechtel
Tay Okla
Fechner Faces Blame Over Forestry Camp Deals
Fechner testified before the Senate Military Affairs Committee claiming responsibility for purchases linked to forestry camps. He said he acted under orders from Roosevelt and officials Lowe and McHenry as justification for spending 200 kits, while a conservation director’s authority and budget bureau letters were cited. Roosevelt approved 104 new work projects including forestry camps for unemployed youths.
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Washington
Robert Parkner
Senate Military Affairs Committee
Feehner
Wntn
Beslor
New York
Jnhn T. Dewatt
Taid
Ferhner
Roagsevelt
Servet Bry
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University of Ghigago Honors Bozeman Man
A student from the Caivaratty area received honors at the University of Ghigago. Tampa Nelson Raymond scholarships were awarded for the coming year to a Bozeman man and Rovermin Mont was noted in the list of scholars.
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University OF Ghigago
Bozeman Man
Chicago
Schaal
Tampa
Nelson Raymond
Rovermin
Democrats Promise Billions in Savings From Reforms
President Roosevelt indicated potential savings of about a billion dollars in government expenditures. He suggested no department reorganizations were required to achieve this, while details noted transfers of some foreign officials from commerce to another department. Treasury figures showed a growing public debt and mixed forecasts on a balanced budget, with recent revenues trailing targets.
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Explosion at Signal Hill oil plant kills seven
A massive blast at the Richfield Oil absorption plant near Signal Hill Long Beach killed at least seven people and injured about 50 others. The explosion was felt for miles, shattered windows, and ignited fires in nearby oil properties as crews battled the blaze for hours. Local and naval emergency units assisted, with the death toll expected to rise as more bodies may be found. among the dead were Lothe Carlson and his eight year old daughter Marilyn, trapped in their home.
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Fragmented list hints at injuries and names from Peach article
A garbled OCR passage lists multiple individuals including workers and drivers such as oil workers Brown and Shumway, truck driver Richfield, and others like Carmella and Marjorie Alexander. It mentions injuries including cuts and broken arms, with several ages and places like Bellflower and Richfield.
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Howard Hargrave
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Tierence Linsey
Ronnie Tensen
Four-Power Treaty Held Back Again
Geneva June 2 A Mussolini four power peace pact faces last minute obstacles as Germany delays finalizing the accord until France commits to war material reductions. German foreign office insists the pact must secure Allied concessions before signature.
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Montana Floods Wash Out Bridges and Roads
Severe flooding in western Montana washed away two bridges including one at Paradise Van and damaged short road segments as heavy snowmelt from the mountains fed rivers and creeks. Delays and detours followed, with widespread concern about additional bridge failures and travel disruption across the region.
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Associated Press
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Paradise van
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Missoula Shanty Town Carried Away by Flood Waters
Missoula residents watched as shanties built from scraps along the river collapsed and drifted downstream. Several shack residents at the city dump fled upstream, some buried by debris. High water displaced structures upstream near Thompson Falls and Cedar Creek Road, with roads and bridges under threat as western Montana roads faced washouts.
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Montana
Missoula
Torlay
Antonio Hiln Partes
Henver
Thompson Falls
SeventeenYearOld Girl Saves Sister From Drowning
A seventeen year old Haberta Wil si wan acted as a heroine when her younger sister fell into a deep creek. She pulled her to the bank but collapsed and was last seen sinking back into the water. The rescue attempt followed a fall into the creek where others were swimming. The event occurred near a dune and a Lounger lay nearby.
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Roeke
Haberta Wilsi
Rabera
Sheiva
Drasnerd
Tadas
Teo
War Looms Again in South America Tense Diplomatic Row
A diplomatic rupture between Argentina and Roosevelt era nations deepens after a formal protest note from Buenos Aires and protests over a border incident. Citizens report disruptions as military assets are observed near strategic locations.
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Burra. Aires
Buenos Aires
Polyan Mitten
Puerta
Lado
Prelate Decries Attitude of President Over Liquor Policy
Washington dispatch reports 8500 pastors of the Methodist Episcopal Church South denouncing the president’s stance on liquor and constitutional repeal. The statement, signed by the church president and secretary, condemns temperance and urges opposition to the federal administration’s repeal agenda while noting the social harm of drinking and the impact on families.
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Washington
Methodist Episcopal Church
South
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Crawford
Tha Blahon
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