State approves five license sale to fund fish screens
Montana game officials push five license sales to fund fish screens at Gavon channels and irrigating ditches. The plan aims to prevent fish loss, raise funds, and support screening projects while warning against misuse and arresting violators who fail to obtain proper licenses. James W Schofield notes a $95 prize for dealers selling licenses as incentives. Nearby, inspectors urge swift action to halt improper sales and protect streams and rivers.
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James W Schofield
Game Commission
WAGE HOUR LIMIT FIERCE FIGHT IN CONGRESS
Congress debates a national wage and hour standard with leaders from GRFFN and the American Federation of Labor arguing over a fixed minimum wage. The bill faces opposition on whether a universal floor or regional exceptions should apply, with Southern states pushing for lower costs and higher freight flexibility.
Former actor ordained deacon at St Peter's procathedral
A former actor, Monsignor Snelha, will be ordained a deacon at St Peter's procathedral in Detroit this Tuesday. He graduated from Stephens College and the Theological Seminary, and will join the Libera mission staff of the Holy Cross order. A Holy Communion service with special intentions will be held Tuesday evening at 2 o'clock, with offerings aiding the missionary gift.
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St Peter & Presathedral
Detroin
Osmee
Helena
Snelhi
Sp Stephens
Aidmannnth Tewls
Waly Cross
St Peters Procathedral
Mexican President Cardenas Admits National Crisis
In a nationwide broadcast from San Luis Potosi on May 27 President Lazaro Cardenas acknowledged severe economic difficulties and pledged government action. He said development of Mexico’s natural resources was essential to meet the crisis and urged unity as forces directed against the rebellion led by General Saturnino Cedillo.
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Mexico City
Lazaro Cardenas
Cardenas
Mexico
San Los Potosi
Saturnino Cedillo
New York man held in murder of young daughter
New York police allege that Raymond Swinscoe confessed to striking and disciplining his year old daughter Dolores, leading to her death found in a shack. District Attorney Farrell Kane said Swinscoe signed a statement admitting the spanking and immersion in a sink with cold water. The child's bruised body was discovered after two days. Swinscoe was arrested when returning home. His wife Nina faced temporary detention as a witness. Medical examiner said cause of death not yet determined.
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New York
Raymond Sqinsroe
Staten Island
WPA
Dolores
Tistrict
Farrell
Kane
Alamond County
Swinscoe
Samsone
Palica
Nina
Vendel Tacobi
Couple Held In Bust Of Bogus-Check Ring Run By Krouliks
Authorities from multiple states arrest William Ro Wroulikh and his wife Abbie Rigler Hoeltroulik in Denver and Colorado Springs after they admit to passing bogus checks across a dozen states. Their 9 year old daughter Maran accompanied them during a Puchio department store cashing spree ending with five checks cashed in Colorado Springs and several more in Denver.
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Tuehty
Hove
William Ro Wroulikh
Abbie Rigler Hoeltroulik
Irsh Kroulik
Arthur Grady
R Kroulika
Maran
Grady
Colorado Springs
Denver
Escape from burning plane near Ontario California
Four people escaped unharmed when their flaming airplane crash landed in a bean field near Ontario California. Pilot Carl V Red Darnell 30 was injured, with passengers Tom Paloter 32 Marshfield, Jimmy Barber 16 Riverside, and Freddie Boyd 17 Ontario among those aboard.
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Ontario
Calif
Carl V (Red) Darnell
Tom Paloter
Marsh Field
Jimmy Barber
Riverside
Freddie Boyd
Onland
Labor issue looms in 1940 election platform
A draft platform plank favors imposing responsibility on both unions and employers. President Roosevelt endorses a British act study to fill factual gaps, aiming to shape labor policy before the next session. The plan involves a diverse expert panel and seeks to influence wage hour standards debates.
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Vandenbere
Wirbizan la
Cone
Rouse
AFP
United
Thase
House Committee
Roosevelts
John
Lewis
New York Youth Freed After Psychiatric Evaluation
Donald Carroll Jr, 16, was acquitted of a legal barrier to freedom as Bellevue Hospital physicians found he was not suffering from insanity. His parents, siblings, and the nation mourn a slain relative as Carroll leaves jail and awaits life beyond the hospital.
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New York
Donald Carroll
Reison
Queens
Tudge Thomas Downs
Carrell
Bellevue Hospital
Offic
Charlotte Matthiesen
Nine day old Richard Ward noted as healthy
In Phoenix City Alabama newborn Richard Ward announced his robust health at delivery weighing nearly 12 pounds. Nurses at Community Hospital were impressed by the baby who refused standard bottle milk at two hours old and drank from a bottle labeled glags. His deep snoring and contempt for nursing bottles drew admiration from staff and family.
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Pooenix City
Tune &Py
Richard
Community Hospital
Toaoms
C D Ware
D E Ward
KEGHO DETAINED IN READING RAPIST SCARE
Reading Pa Police detain James Ward 21 at Coatesville after mob crowds at city hall suspect him in an alleged molestation of a 19 year old college freshman Margorie Stern. Ward was questioned, voice identified by Stern, but Ward denied involvement and was released for safety. Further investigation continues.
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Reading
Usgio
Reading State Polee Barracks
Courtestiileety Hall
Rity Hall
Margoie Stern
Mhckinson College
Chester County
Chester Grubb
Treasury offers notes to pave way for fall program
Treasury details exchange of $121 million in new securities for maturing June and September notes to lower coupon rates. Morgenthau cited record low yields, with 2 percent on 20 to 25 year bonds and 11 percent on notes, plus unit exchanges from $40 to $190,000. Cash balance to cover June debt and related interest also noted.
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Washington
Treasury
Morgenthau
Kow
Treatmn
Meigenthau
Stalin hosts Da vies in lone Kremlin envoy farewell
United States Ambassador Joseph E Davies met with Joseph Stalin in the Kremlin for two hours in a rare session before departing to become ambassador to Belgium. Davies attended alone, without embassy staff, to discuss world affairs and bid farewell.
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Moscow
United States
Joseph E Davies
Joseph Stalin
Aremlin
Ambbassador
Belgium
Library picks spark interest at Helena shelves
A Helena public library display gathers a wide range of titles and authors as readers explore adult fiction and non fiction. Notable entries include Best Short Stories of 1938 edited by O Brien, World Gors Smash of Adame, On Borrowed Time by Watkin, Rains Came by Bronfield, and Snow White by Misner, among many others.
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Crow
O Brien
Adame
Theeper
Fed Woras Pass
Tuttle
China
Snote
Watkin
Sarpy Creek
Nelson
Bronfield
Aquila
Lewy
Lowla
Craig Persons
Hoover
Bush ‘Brooks
Lewis
Serene
Wasie
Jeane
Strangers the Houghton
Dewnan Lyons
Chase
Helena Air Show Doubled Display in Windy Weekend
Helena high school led a two day air show despite gusty winds at Helena airport causing a minor mishap when a model aircraft toppled. Parachute jump by George Hopkins Oregon stunt man postponed to tonight as local pilot W Fahrner praised cooperation and safety. Stunts, Stearman accuracy, and aerobatics drew crowds with a new aeronautics building inspiring tomorrow’s flyers.
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Acrosa
Helena
Seronautics
Hopkins
Fahrner
Oregon
Ming
Akan
Andy Anderson
al Cleen
Preston Ramsey Bull
Art Walker
Hammond
Heddie
Hema
Devico
Wopkins
Sadie Brown
Seattle
Artis
Freud flees Austria to reside in England at 89
Bearded Dr Sigmund Freud, weary from Vienna, leaves for England with wife Anna and family seeking peace and work. He says he will pursue future life with students books and studies in England while most possessions are lost in Vienna. He plans to work on Bible manuscript and psychoanalytic terms as he begins anew. The report also notes a National Safety Council estimate: one traffic death every 13 minutes last year.
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Paris
Sigmund Freud
Vienna
England
Psichoanassis
North
Stae Kron
Saa Brost
London
Freud
Thes
Austria
Anna
Harry Freud
The
National Safety Council
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