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Newspaper

Helena Independent

Location

Helena, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1933

Page

5

Heir 10th Thorne of Germany Weds Commoner Bride

Bonn Germany June 3 A surprising royal match unites Prince Wilhelm of Prussia with Dorothea von Rultati a 45 year old commoner from Nest The wedding challenges the Hohenzollern house law dating to the 15th century and signals possible dynastic shifts Louis Ferdinand brother to Wilhelm may inherit if the dynasty returns to the throne A formal communique notes Wilhelm renounces primogeniture upon marriage without royal consent and the ceremony drew notable guests amid questions over succession and fortune

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Tower Men Put Upon Duty In The Forests

The federal forest service assigns 290 men to camps from Lattin Minesve to the Canadian border and Lake Superior. Northeastern state areas extend operations with six rails segments and telephones to support patrols.

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Brazil Diamond Mines Largely Undeveloped

The article traces Brazilian diamond history from early Portuguese crown control to later state monopolies, noting exploration by small prospectors and key finds like the Southern Star and the Dragon Diamond. It cites export averages around 1 million, with expectations for expanded, more productive fields through deeper exploration.

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Secretary Woodin to Talk on Music

Siracuse noting Secretary of the Treasury William Woodin plans to discuss music policy. The report recounts his career, Wir attempts to detail his roles in federal rescue efforts and later European studies, ending with references to his inaugural leadership and connections to Franklin Delano Roosevelt.

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Brazil Welcomes Many Nationalities in Diverse Demographics

Fragmented OCR shows population data with figures for nationalities and percentages. The text cites percentages like 68 percent and 67 percent, listing groups such as Turks and others, alongside numeric counts and demographics notes from a survey or census.

Roosevelt Plunges Into Pool Amid Tax Debate During Inauguration

President Roosevelt’s tax policy clashes with party allies as he plunges into the White House pool amid inauguration events. Reports describe tension over early proposals, with administration officials insisting on a strict agenda and critics voicing concerns about fiscal direction. The scene captures a tense start to a presidency marked by contested economic plans.

Two 17 Year Old Siblings Drown in Niagara River Currents

In the Niagara River below the Falls the youths Winlo and Theranoi Sweat vanished after being swept downstream by the swift current. Rescuers searched the rapid waters as investigators begin to piece together how the incident occurred.

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NTGRO BOY TINFS To Bi FID AND REN IN TAIL

Fragmented OCR text reports a boy from the pientn ward traveling toward a company event with companions. The entry mentions a county location and a county road, with unclear names and dates.

Hull backs continued U S loans to Europe

Secretary Hull said foreign loans by the United States could aid world recovery. He told reporters aboard a ship that sound loans by strong nations would help, and securities provisions could bolster safety of both foreign and domestic credit. He stressed London talks would hinge on whether nations abandon economic nationalism and high tariffs, with full American delegation to meet in London.

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Cheap Machinery for Northwest Farmers

Northwest farmers will get farm machinery and parts and binder twine bought from Minnesota state prison at prices up to 20 percent below market. Swendsen announced a new price list. reductions reach 39 dollars on some implements and average over one cent per pound on twine. The move follows 1963 and 1941 legislative actions. Prison labor earnings and profits are noted, with inmates earning 26 cents to 1 dollar per day.

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U. S. Economic Envoys Depart Europe Mission

United States delegation leaders including Senator Pittman Commander Cordell Hull and Representative Sam McReynolds prepare to sail from New York aboard the President Roosevelt Leto bid for world economic peace at the World Economic Conference in London England.

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Drest Contingents Reduced by Fechner

Washington June 1 AP dispatch reports that a major reduction was made in the planned western work details under forest relief programs. About half of the 63 674 men previously slated for western states were redirected due to shortages of approved forest work projects. The decision followed conferences with Robert Fechner, director of conservation work, and affects contingents destined for the Thockies and Pacific coast ranges.

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Duluth Superior harbor plan to deepen channels and widen docks

Major Akh B Laman outlines a two year modernization program for the Duluth Superior harbor. The project, costing 315 900, aims to deepen the Duluth and Superior entries, create a 26 foot depth in the barber basin, and establish a 200 acre 24 foot deep basin inside the breakwater. The plan also includes improvements to the St Croix river area and related channels, with support from the House Committee on Rivers and Harbors.

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Witness 10 Death of Mas Lamson Secured by Attorney

San Jose reports attorney Arthur M Free says eye witness to wife Allene Lamson death provides a signed statement. The man claims Lamson found bathing wife and fled after a fatal fall at the tub faucet scene on the Stanford campus. Free asserts the statement exonerates Lamson and contradicts murder claims. Major Albert Tobert, Civil War veteran, dies in town after eight years here.

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New Cruiser Type Planned for U S Navy Build

Washington reports a three year program to start 49 new ships within 99 days of passage of the industrial public works bill. Initial funding of 460 million dollars targets contracts for 20 destroyers four submarines and air carrier capable ships. The plan includes 10,000-ton cruisers and six inch gun cruisers, with some ships potentially carrying aircraft.

Washington Navy Man Inson House Naval Committee

Waterfowl conference to study conditions in North America

A North Central states conservation meeting in Cloud Mina June 23 to 25 will focus on waterfowl conditions and their impact on North American shooting seasons. Conservation leaders from the Northwest will provide first hand data, with recommendations tied to migratory bird board decisions for the fall season.

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Readers Quiz and Civilian Knowledge Mixed in Haskin Issue

A long list of trivia questions ranges from political figures and history to science and open markets. The piece surveys topics like Franklin D Roosevelt era posts, the Whig and Tory terms, open market definitions, and the Black Plague, with scattered factual snippets and era-appropriate framing.

Forest farming for long period in Rooselvelt program debate

Milwaukee AP reports regional forester B W Tinker urges a long term emergency conservation plan to sustain Lake States forest planting across 2,000,000 acres. He stresses nursery buildout, seed collection, and coordinated operations to avoid abrupt program stoppages and support local communities while preserving roadside scenery under the administration effort. The plan includes aerial protection and transport monitoring during spring inspections.

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Politics Now Goa Of Mexican Women Politicians

Mexico City reports that the feminine movement is gathering pace ahead of the presidential elections. The article notes traditional male dominance in Mexico and Latin societies, but highlights shifting attitudes among the younger educated class. It cites women doctors and lawyers as precedents for women entering politics and questions why women cannot be politicians.

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Argentine Imports Show Increase in March and Quarter

Argentine imports rise in value with March and first quarter totals reaching 335 ports valued at 37 233 910 gold pesetas, compared with 28 494 298 last February and 31 432 224 in March of prior year. Textile imports climb to 163 060 gold ponas, up from 29 643 000 last year. chemicals up 23 percent, and jewelry goods up sharply.

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