Gold profits may be used to back liberal business loans
Washington reports Marriner Eccles, chairman of the Federal Reserve, urged using part of gold devaluation profits as a cushion for a new system of loans to small businesses. He told congressional committees that the plan could fund an expanded credit program, with Roosevelt and White House discussions noted.
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National D.A.V. Commander Pays Visit in Helena
The report notes a national D.A.V. commander touring Helena with a formal reception. Attendees included local veterans and dignitaries who honored the guest at a social dinner. The party traveled through Glacier National Park and continued toward Yellowstone, reflecting a trip across northern Montana.
Bullitt Plans Quick Washington Visit on Normandy Voyage
Ambassador William C. Bullitt arranged a brief U.S. trip aboard the Normandie. He would confer with President Roosevelt and Secretary Hall, with a private stay at his city home, then return by June 26.
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Helena Students Receive Degrees From University
Helena honors graduates from the state university as degrees are conferred on the class. Notable seniors include recipients in education and liberal arts with several earning honorary distinctions amid campus celebrations and a continued feature on the recent book launch.
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Chamberlain speaks in Commons on Thetis disaster inquiry
London June 5 Prime Minister Chamberlain promised a full public inquiry into the sinking of the submarine Thetis. He rose in the House of Commons to address the puzzled British public detailing the disaster and acknowledging the loss of 104 men aboard the vessel.
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House Republicans Block Plan for Federal Library
Washington debate centers on a proposal to house President Roosevelt’s papers in a government library. Opponents warn the move risks dispersing presidential materials and triggering a broader archival precedent.
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Pope renews peace efforts in Europe with talks
Vatican reports Pope John Paul II to pursue peaceful resolution of European tensions. He conferred with British, French, Turkish and other envoys, dispatching messages to London Paris Berlin Rome and Warsaw. Officials say the Holy See seeks a clear path to ease concerns amid stalled talks with Soviet and Western powers.
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Elderly Woman Shot at Church Reception
A 76 year old Portland woman, Mrs. Frank Ritner, was shot during a church reception at Font Angel, Oregon. Police report the shot came from a passing automobile. she died at a hospital. The incident occurred May 21 at the Home of Parenilia of the Meg.
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Italians Demands On Suez Refused
Italians resist pressure over Suez as Paris and foreign ministers clash in a tense session. The article notes debates on canal control, with references to Maile and Pa Vincenti, and mentions a proposed French English board arrangement amid ongoing diplomatic friction.
Washington hosts royal visit amid tight security
Washington prepared for a royal arrival with bustling activity and stepped up security. Officials at Union Station and the White House coordinated protective measures and public reception to manage crowds and ensure safety during the Thursday parade.
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Duchess of Kent Target of Killer's Shot Near Palace
A sawed-off shotgun fired near the Duchess of Kent, sister-in-law to King George, and a glass panel shattered at the Princess Royal’s home. Scotland Yard weighs Irish Republican Army links as investigators pursue wider responsibility amid the Charles era turmoil.
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Group Disbands Over Lack of Horse Work
Honey Brook area reports a group disbanding due to long delays and lack of horse work. The association faced mounting theft, financial strain, and failed rescue attempts, with residents noting a weeks long pause that hindered charity efforts.
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Royal visit to mine ranked as grand inspection affair
The King and Queen of Britain inspected a large nickel mine, donning miners clothing and descending into the shaft with a safety party. They stayed two hours at the site, watching gear and methods, as attendants and workers followed strict safety rules.
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Kickoff Breakfast Opens Salvation Army Campaign Today
The Salvation Army launches its home service drive with a kickoff breakfast at Frady's cafe. Chairman AL J. Foraky outlines a $1,000 goal as volunteers prepare to work citywide this five day push. Colonel assigned workers include Josiah Rowden and Leonard Ta Rove among others, with many volunteers to aid in outreach and relief. The drive, supported by the Want Hatena Woman's Club, aims to aid shelter, meals, and clothing for those in need across the community.
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Pardon Board Clears Martin Parole Under Board Vote
The Montana pardon board, in a two to one decision, approved Gov. Roy Ayers’ recommendation to parole Martin, now to serve 4 years, with restored eligibility for parole. The case stems from a 1929 robbery at the Great Northern station, tied to a $160 heist. Board members and Attorney General J. Freehours supported the recommendation. objections arose from some bankers association members and county officials.
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Youth Threatens Death to Get Job at Tent Camp
A confusing report describes a youth who threatened self harm during a job-seeking incident at a tented camp. Police, including Havalt Wisenkeiatee, intervened as several herders, workers, and local leaders attempted to calm the scene and prevent violence.
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Auto Crash Leaves One Dead and Two Injured
A collision on Highway No 2 east of Mixcoult threw three people from a vehicle. One occupant died at the scene and two others, Shirley J. Parker and Mra. Parker, were hospitalized with multiple injuries. Both are residents of Yakima and injuries range from broken ribs to possible spinal injuries. All victims were taken to St Patrick’s Hospital.
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Jersey City ordinance struck down by Supreme Court
Washington June 6 The Supreme Court invalidated Jersey City ordinance barring mass meetings and upheld milk marketing controls while declaring the unratified child labor amendment still alive after 15 years. The decision states city officials erred in requiring permits for meetings in streets or parks and notes public space use has long been part of assembly rights. Page 3 continues.
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Japs Russians Battle on Siberian Border
Journal report says Japanese and Russian forces clashed near Changchun on the Manchukuo border. Casualties were reported with multiple deaths and wounded as fighting in the so called Changchun pocket war continued into the week.
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Reputed Irish Outlaw Army Leader Seized in Detroit
Federal agents detained Sean Russell a reputed leader of the outlawed Irish Republican Army in Detroit. Reports say he is being held for communication with extremist elements as authorities scrutinize his ties and potential actions.
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Chamberlain Inks No Rush on Soviet Talks Visit
London June 6 The Prime Minister without tempo on rushing talks with the Soviet Union said Moscow visit now would not serve a useful purpose. He told the House of Commons no plan exists for a Moscow visit and no cabinet decision has been taken while British French efforts seek a framework of guarantees to halt Soviet expansion. The foreign and defence committees had not met on the issue as parliament pressed for clarity.
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