Smith Will Run Day Dicks Roberts Now Investigator
Joe Rentan, former prohibition department special agent, is mentioned as a possible successor to Maurice Smith as deputy administrator in Helena Montana. Smith has been transferred to Helena as deputy administrator. Shirley will temporarily take over in Helena. Sam Roberts, set to be replaced by Maurice Smith of Seattle as deputy U S prohibition administrator, resigned to join an investigation post.
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Smith
Roberts
Renta
Joe Sud
Ryne A. Rentan
Prohibition Department
San Francisco
Maurice Smith
Prohibition
Ordeare
Washington
Ane Poey
Hrtena
Mont
Shirley
Aeeut
Tarama
Sam Roberts
Seatle
United States Prohibition
Montana
Depty
United States
Home Mortgage Act Nearing Passage Amid Reform Efforts
Washington June conferees agreed on a revision of the administration housing relief bill and prepared to push quick action by Congress. The 2 billion measure creates a home loan corporation to exchange its bonds for mortgages offered by lenders as part of Roosevelt's recovery program.
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Washington
Senate
House
Congress
Roosevelt
Lions Clubs of Montana Session in Butte
More than 250 delegates and visitors from Montana and Alberta attend the Lions Clubs district convention in Butte. Social events fill the day with sightseeing trips and three group banquets. A parade and continued business sessions plus an evening dance are planned for tomorrow.
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Rute
Montana
Alberta
Districtions Club
Adar
Lions
Meaderville
Constipation Relief Claims With All-Bran Promotion
A testimonial from Mrs Doris Eyre King of Oxford England describes long term constipation since her first child’s birth. She credits All-Bran with easing symptoms after four months, noting bulk and vitamin B aid digestion, iron for blood, and advising medical check if relief isn’t found. Kellogg’s Battle Creek product is advertised in red and green packaging.
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Doris Eyre King
Abbey Road
Oxford
England
Ati-Buan
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Roosevelt's program pressed on amid licensing debate
Washington reports continued moves on Roosevelt's program as Senate eyes further action. Debates over industrial licensing and sales tax allocations mark tense session, with amendments to curb monopolistic practices and broaden industry coverage, while risk of a filibuster looms and the Glass-Steagall reform deposit provisions near stalemate.
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Senate
Acrepublican Effert Ton
Reed
R. Pad
Clark
Rorah
TL. Idatio
George
Black
Washington
Stearall Ba
Iit
Conferees Agree On Bill For Rail Relief
Washington June conferees reached agreement on a drafted administration bill to aid railroads in reorganization and returning to a paying basis. The final form preserves a federal coordinator and order system, bars merging Western Union and Postal Telegraph, funds the coordinator via railroad charges, and includes organized labor representation in negotiations. The bill keeps the current rate base and allows vacancies from retirements or deaths to remain unfilled.
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Washington
Jawerver
House
Western Union
Postal Telegraph Companies
American envoys arrive in London for world conference
The American delegation led by Mr. Hull reached London and settled in a West End hotel after disembarking at Plymouth aboard the President Roosevelt. Hull stated war debts will not be on the agenda as the World Economic Conference opens, promising to stay within the official sessions.
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London
West End
Hull
Plymouth
Roosevelt
Question of Debts Before President
Washington luncheon discussion centered on what to do about the British debt instrument due next week. The brief remarks indicated urgency and possible actions to be presented by the administration in coming days.
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Washington
United States
Ronald
Gold Diggers of 139 at the Marlow
The Marlow theater premieres Gold Diggers of 139 a spectacular amusement feature thrilling audiences. The reviewer notes it as unlike any prior screenwork and predicts strong acclaim, while mentions the era’s global happenings and political talk surrounding Roosevelt and Lindsay as context.
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Warner “Bres
Hobie
Marlow Theater
Amd
Long and Robinson Face Off in Senate Feud Showdown
The June Senate session saw Democratic leaders James Long of Louisiana and Joseph Robinson of Arkansas exchange sharp threats over party unity and Roosevelt programs. Robinson urged colleagues to repudiate Long, who vowed to pursue retaliation in Arkansas and Louisiana, claiming past electoral vindication and challenging Robinson’s leadership.
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Washington
AL Reviewa
Robinson
Arkansas
Long
Louisiana
Senate
Roosevelt
Mattie W. Caraway
Arkanees
NOPOKANE CONFERENCE SEEKS OPEN POLICY IN BASKETBALL
Northern division delegates and visitors from Montana Idaho Oregon and Washington held an informal meeting at Cavern to discuss the Pacific Coast conference and the intent to adopt an open promotion policy for high school athletics. The gathering included graduate managers family representatives and coaches from several universities as they reviewed the 1934 basketball schedule and proposed actions.
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Spokane
Montana
Idaho
Oregon
Washington
Oregon State
University of Californie
Opan
Ath
Jejan
Nomn
Mattern Makes Another Dash Toward World Record
American flyer Jimmie Mattern resumes his attempt to beat the 1939 round the world record after a forced landing near Relnvo due to a leaking gas line. He planned a short fix at Krasnoyarsk and then to Irkutsk, aiming to shave hours from the elapsed time as he continues his flight from New York.
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Stanley I
Richardson Coprisht
Associated Prean
Moscow
Wiley Peet
Harold Gatty
Wrasnayarsk
New York
Jimmie Mattern
Wiley Page
Harold Gatty Tles
Honefter
Irritisk
Matgern
Dys
Howes
Pearh Irkutsk
Vlapavest- Schensk
Khanaravek
Edsmonton
Canale
Pioneer Builder of Railways Passes On
Paul June or Dag on BK Shields of St. Paul died after a two week illness. A pioneer mile and birthlove, he built lines for the Canadian Paddle and Great Northern railways. He worked with B A Langdon Winston Brothers and Foley Brothers. His last project was the North Bank segment of the Great Northern from Spokane to Portland. He retired in 1912.
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Paul June
Dagon BK
Shields
St. Paul
Pioneer Mile
Birthlove
Northwest
Great Northern Railways
Hie Way
B.A. Langdon
Winston Brothers
Foley Brothers
North Bank
Great Northern
Spokane
Portland
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