Mussolini Booted Leader Known For Speech Drama
By ANDRUE BORDING. Mussolini, Italy’s premier and fascist head, is described as a dynamic figure who dresses in boots, rides daily at Villa Torlonia, and leads with dramatic speeches. He lets aides think independently within limits, attends football matches, and raises sons Bruno and Vittoria with daughter Edda. His appearances draw vast audiences, while attempts on his life have been made, and his office doors shielded by bulletproof steel.
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Andrue Bording
Coprelekt
Ine Associated Press
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Fascismo
Villa Torlonia
Mussolini
Duco
Rome
Scotland
Bruno
Vittoria
Cee
Hanna McCormick
Ite
Townsend News Flash Mixes Meetings and Visits
Towns end Farm union held a special meeting and hosted groups near Townsend. National president Simyean of Oklahoma City spoke via distant networks. Local residents attended social events, visits to relatives, and school commencements.
Bearded Senator Lewis Draws Public Eye
Chicago June 6 reports Senator Jaumen Hamilton Lewis famed for beard and fashion. The piece notes his political history, family ties, bilingual skills, and service as a Spanish American War colonel. It covers his campaign style, nickname choices, and personal quirks as a U S figure of national prominence.
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Victor Hackles
Copsraht
Associated Tress
Chicago
United States
Jaumen Mainltton Lewis
Chesterfieldian Statesman
Blind Since Birth Preacher Sees Light in Momentous Day
Philadelphia reports Robert Fraser a 24 year old evangelist who has been blind since birth saw light today after Dr G J Moore performed a successful operation on one eye The bandages were removed and Fraser exclaimed it was the most dramatic day of his life He identified a finger in front of his eye and described a shadow with the operated eye His wife and parents attended and a celebration for their fourth wedding anniversary is planned for tomorrow.
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Philadelphia
Robert Fraser
Fraser
G. J. Moore
Earl Musselman
Mr. Fraser
Tam
Dr. Moore Hell
Former Butte Bell Boy Becomes Seattle Ford Plant Manager
Butte native Joseph C. Donnelly rose from a hotel bellhop 39 years ago to executive head of a Seattle Ford plant. On a hot June day the Washington branch of Ford Motor Co opened a 3 million dollar facility with payrolls for 1500 workers and capacity to produce 1500 cars daily. The Seattle staff nicknamed Donnelly the Horatio Alger boy for his rapid ascent.
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Butte
Seattle
Ford Plant
Jorseph C. Donnelly
Hns
Thornton Hotel
Juno
Washington
Ford Motor Company
Nadeau Brothers Lead in Cut Bank Drilling Race
Nadeau Brothers push ahead in the Cut Bank drilling race, with holes around 1000 feet at Taylor-Spikes and 600 feet at Postlawatte. Lon Crumbley and George Nadeau drill near 640 feet, facing delays. Two rigs completed, third near camp, with honor locations announced last week and drilling expected to start soon.
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Nadeau Brothers
Cut Bank
Dune
Nadeau
Mussolini States His Side Of It
In a broadcast address to VFascist group Valloire members Mussolini defended Fascism praising the church and criticizing parliament. He argued the state had eroded freedoms and the church’s role was central while protesting government neglect of religious and civic protections.
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Mussolini
Valloire
Staliin
Catholics Clash With Fascists Over Vatican Treaty Debates
The Osservatore Romano editorialized that Catholic Action resembled a political party and cited older factions tied to pre fascist groups. It warned of conflict between Vatican aligned forces and Mussolini era factions as Italy weighs the Lateran treaty under Italian and world Catholic scrutiny.
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Osservatore Romano
Victim in Shooting Shows Early Improvement
In Missoula on Friday Mrs. Laser, ormeson, improved for the first time since admission earlier Monday at Thornton hospital. She was shot in a fray in which her husband fired a pistol at her. An operation removed a bullet from her liver after arrival at the hospital. The spleen had ruptured and was removed.
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Missoula
Thornton Hospital
Laser
Ormeson
Bryan Untiedt Joins Scout Troop In Kansas City
Bryan Untiedt, hero of a school mishap near Towner Colorado during a blizzard last March, becomes a member of Boy Scout Troop No. 101 of Kansas City. He received a tenderfoot pin and a mother Abipecard. invitation to join the Roxy Scout troop was received before his Washington visit. Untiedt accepted in a letter dated May 26, from Holly, Colorado, ending with a quip about writing 1,700 letters. Also reported, horses Miami, Flair, and Mrs. Sea Forse announce the birth of 12 baby colts, all healthy. Mr. Forse helped hatch and care for them in a Miami aquarium.
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Kansas City
Bryan Untiedt
Towner
Colo
Boy Scout Troop No
Hoover
Roxy
Catender
Washington
Bryan
ORS
Miami
Flair
Mrs. Seaforse
Mr. Horse
Prohibition Officials Target Speakeasies and Saloons
Washington official Prohibition Director Woodcock outlined "obvious objectives" for federal agents to shut down speakeasies and saloons. With 600 new agents authorized by Congress on July 1, the drive focuses on commercial liquor violations, urging agents to target operators, landlords, and illicit venues to clear the streets of illegal drinking dens.
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Washington
Woodcock
Congress
Delinquent Land Sold at Chinook Public Auction
Chinook county held a public auction at the courthouse for tax delinquent lands and town property. About three fourths of the property sold at minimum appraised value with little bidding. The old C. M. Sedewick house, tied to J. C. Duff, sold for $1,000. The county reserved 5 percent of oil and gas on deeds for all farm property.
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Chinook
Joe
Alaing
C. M. Sedewick
J. C. Duff
Assessment Ruling On Access To Foreclosed Property
In the attorney general opinion the county gains access to property for the owner or claimant at noon on the first Monday in March. The Supreme Court held that after foreclosure and before redemption the mortgagor has no claim to the sold property. The purchaser holds legal title. The opinion also notes taxes due on personal property with few exceptions.
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Glans
Jloraca W. Judson
Alaciay County
Uio Opine
Supreme Court
Nebraska honors Grace Abbott with honorary doctor of laws
Lincoln Nebraska June 6 The University of Nebraska conferred an honorary degree of doctor of laws on Grace Abbott chief of the children s bureau United States department of labor a Grand Island Neb native she earned her master s degree from the university
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Lincoln, Neb
University of Nebraska
Grace Abbott
Children’s Bureau
United States Department of Labor
Miss Abbott
Grand Inland, Neb
University
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