Camps Kits Deal To Be Probed By Move Of Senators
Washington reporters note upcoming Senate Military Affairs Committee hearing on the purchase of 200000 toilet kits for Conservation Corps workers from Revier and Company of New York. Budget chief Lewis Douglas and assistant FP W Lowers will testify, examining if the government overpaid. Major General John To DeWitt may be called to support claims kits could be produced for 75 to 85 cents, lower than the 140 price paid.
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Washington
Jung
Closing of Michigan banks to be probed
A Michigan official announced a probe into the closing of two large Michigan banks amid a receivership dispute. The investigation aims to examine the events surrounding the closures and the role of the bank helling company and its leaders, with public officials facing scrutiny over the handling of the case.
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Q'Arien
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Ational Bank
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Petro
Vlasink
Avernar Alew
Choesheck
Helling Sampany
Don’t Trifle With Common Constipation
Public service style warning on constipation urging daily ALi-BRAN intake from Kellogg’s Art-Ban cereal. Notes bulk fiber and iron in Art-Ban, contrasts with patent medicines, and promotes red-and-green Kellogg’s package from Kellogg Company in Battle Creek.
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Battle Creek
Monnie and suitors clash after Dan’s death in hospital
Monnie O'Dare rushes home from Europe to find fianc Dan Caydigen dying from injuries. She faces Arthur Mackenzie’s proposal while Charles Eustace confronts the trio in the hospital parlor as past secrets and loyalties collide.
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Monnie
O'Marer
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Jing Garage
Mone
Misa Anstice Corey
Arti Mackenzie
Hur Aie
Charles Eustace
Mackenzie
Charles
Moynia
Arthur Mackenzin
Mroueh
Manatr
Kay
Monnia
Mather
Montana to Organize 2000 Volunteer Fire Wardens
Governor Frank Cooney leads a Montana effort to recruit 2000 volunteer fire wardens to assist state forest protection this summer. State Supervisor Rutledge Parker says appointment cards and Montana fire laws digests are being distributed to public-spirited citizens who will serve as vigilante volunteers enforcing fire restrictions. The program, praised for reducing forest losses in 1941 and 1942, includes notable figures such as Scott Leavitt and John Carlos Ryan among those agreeing to serve.
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Ine
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Rutledge Parker
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Cooney
Foreat
Montana Power Company
Boulder Dam Rises With First Concrete Pour Start
Boulder City Nev June 5 The world’s greatest dam will start to rise at 1 o’clock tomorrow with the pouring of concrete into the river bed foundation. The immense structure will reach 740 feet high, and eight will create the greatest artificial lake. Engineers expect completion by August 1936 with water storage to begin next year.
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Colorado
Reclamation Service
Amis Sale Signals Strong Denver Market for Lambs
Twin Falls, Julia reports the first pool of the 1932 lamb season, 1 000 lambs from Hohl and Twin Falls, sold in Denver today at 7.75 dollars per hundredweight, 25 cents above prior regional high. Harvey Hale, Twin Falls county agent and pool secretary, said Willem T. Smith and Son of Denver purchased the pool for 6 77 48.
Great Falls Plans Rotana Meet Weekend Convention
Great Falls prepares for the Rotana clubs national convention set for June 19 and 20. Mayor Flo ssible Porter will welcome delegates while Rev Turner and local leaders outline the program. Attendees from Missoula Billings Butte and Helena will participate in talks, reports, and a banquet with music from the Pierse Dawse orchestra and student performances.
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Fatality After Dog Chews Live Wire Near Anadarko
In Anadarko Oklahoma on July 5 a dog in an alley chewed a live electric wire while biting grass. The accident proved fatal. The owner now seeks damages from the city.
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Anadarko
Okla
Boy Seriously Hurt by Vigigus Bull In Montana
Doyle Foster, 7, of Brooks near Lewistown, is hospitalized in St Joseph's with serious chest injuries after a bull charged him while he was bringing in turkeys on his father's ranch Saturday night. His brother Charles, 28, heard the commotion and chased the bull away, rescuing him.
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Tne
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Monnte
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Hill County Opens War on Hopper Infestations
Havre reports grasshoppers widespread in the western half of Hill County. A poisoning campaign is under way to curb the pests while rains delayed plowing and harvesting. Nearby Nebraska notes a university graduation of 33 students, the third largest class.
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Havre
Linenin
Neh
University of Nebraska
British Statesman Urges Silver Payment of Debt
Landa and colleagues argue for full repayment of a debt to the United States in silver. They cite a 74 959 000 sum plus interest and claim strong moral grounds for immediate repayment. Snowden supporters contend repudiation is dangerous, with Britain bearing the heavier risk.
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Dane
Shaw
Nis
Kin Hilver
Cinprox
Mit
Mo Wille
Snowden
Tie Welehi
Great
Britain
President Loses Hawaiian Governor Move in Congress
In Washington in June the House rejected the Roosevelt plan to appoint a mainland resident as Hawaii's governor by 222 to 114. Opponents cited carpet-bag governance and treaty issues, while supporters argued island conditions justified the president's judgment. The vote was temporary. a future majority vote could revive the measure.
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