Plan 10 to be given soon to nations
Reports from Paris and Berlin say Adolf Hitler will present a concrete appeasement proposal to the United States, Britain, and France within two months. Details remain unclear as diplomats wait to learn whether the plan aims to curb rival powers or advance Nazi colonial aims.
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Adolf Hiller
Paris
Berlin
Fuehrer
United States
Britain
France
Hitler
Tatas Rem Gsiped
National Guards Prepare for Drill with Tent Setup
National Guardsmen erect tents and ready drills as a ceremonial display. A dramatic showcase includes a destroyer performing complex maneuvers and high speed trials, drawing attention from officials and reporters. Distinguished observers and naval officers attend the event, noting the precision of the demonstrations and the capability of the fleet.
1 350 Men Quartered in Camp for Two Weeks
A gray tent city rose on the broad prairie at Camp Roy E Ayers as 1 350 Montana national guardsmen and officers moved in for two weeks of field training during the ward encampment. Through the wet weeks, orders called for intense daily drills and maneuvers with equipment. The procession of units from northeastern Montana arrived yesterday and pitched tents after 5 pm, with about 130 men on the ramp, the camp expected to fill further by June 4.
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Roy E. Ayers
Montana National
Nimi
Montag
Lyein
Moore
Phe Lota
Girl to Undergo Sanity Test for Kidnap Attempt
San Francisco on June 20, an 18 year old Margaret Polly Well faces a sanity test after a kidnapping attempt. Prosecutors say she kidnapped a 19 month old child for a $1,600 ransom. The public defender indicated a plea of Innocent by reason of mental instability, and a $50,000 cash bond was set. The judge postponed formal action until Monday as officials investigate motives including help for her mother with a farm mortgage. The girl allegedly confessed thefts from former Chicago employers.
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San Francisco
Margaret Polly Well
Krehe Osborn
Gerald Kenny
Trason
Denne
Woder
Keonny
Dudge
Mullins
Tromial
Elin
Polite
Chicago
Hortysaod
Montana winter wheat crop could exceed ten year average
Montana expects a winter wheat harvest possibly over twice the ten year average with estimates showing about 4.857 million bushels produced this year versus 8.551 million last year’s crop. Conditions cited include rainfall patterns and spring wheat prospects around 78 percent of normal as of June 1, with uneven development across fields and some heads forming.
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Mantana
Nantes
Thadurcan
Sayts
Mamand
Bureau Sluttstinien
Cambridge Man Held for Extortion Note to Former Governor
A Cambridge man, aged about 60, was held tonight after investigators traced a 100000 pound extortion note to former Governor James M. Curley and a 10000 dollar demand to Daniel H. Conkrey. Written on a typewriter found in the suspect’s office, the notes bore the signature Black Shamrock. Detectives sought warrants for attempted extortion and said other officials were threatened.
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Cambridge
Boston
Commundado
James M. Cureley
Dani Fel H. Comkrey
al Tynewriter
James R. Claflin
Black Shamrock
Coakley
Suyera
Curtailed Foreign Market Faces American Farmers
Washington reports a shrinking foreign market for U S farm goods as exports in the first 10 months of the fiscal year run 31 percent lower in value than a year ago. Cotton shipments fell sharply and total agriculture exports declined, amid competition and higher prices. The Agriculture Department notes a return to 1938 export levels would be required to stabilize.
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Warrhingtoo
Agriculture Depertment
Foreign Service
Lothia
Kurage
Orient
United States
Shrine Council Holds Spokane Meeting and Elected President
Shrine Council meeting in Spokane Washington elected Edward N. Denar of Taroma Washington as president. Delegates from Washington Oregon Montana and Canada attended the Pacific Northwest Shrine Council gathering to discuss activities and administration.
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Spokane
Fookware
Wash
Dune
Tinto
Washington
Oregon
Mon
Ana
Canada
Pacific Northwest Shines Council
Edward N. Denarmore
Taroma
New Supervisor Appointment at Glacier National Park
A new supervisor, an employee of the national park service since 1921, is named for Glacier National Park succeeding Superintendent P. T. M. Reoyen. The official opening ceremony is set this week with the new line of staff.
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National Park
Glacier National Park
P. ™. Reoyen
Roosevelt approves budget for Northwest quarantine aid
President Roosevelt approved a deficiency appropriation estimate to fund swift action against prairie hoppers in the Northwest. The plan would total about 2.94 million dollars with 2 million available upon approval and 300 thousand previously approved, to aid farmers in Montana South Lakeland and nearby areas. Mundt and others indicated the authorization could be released by the Agriculture Department to provide immediate assistance to farmers facing losses.
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Washington
Auick
Northwest
Roosevelt
Budget Bureau
White Maure Notitind
Mundt
Ivars Vark
Bureau
Pen Witc
Offieldia
Win
Kayller
Kayller Im the Day Senter Wheeler
Mont
Agriculturs ‘Department
South Lakeland
Enate Prn
Montana
Sorvinn
Benstora O'Mahoney
Murry
Mann
Court Upholds Bond Refunding Law Challenge
A court upheld a law permitting refunding bonds and rejected a county taxpayer challenge. Gordon County taxpayers complained the proposed bond issue for county road improvements would impose double burdens and affect residents in incorporated areas. The decision, reported by the press, confirms the validity of the refunding bond provisions and rejects the objection that they violate taxation or create extra jury obligations.
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J. GM
Send Med
Gordon County
Ronda Oly
New York Hosts Welcome for King and Queen at FDR Estate
King George VI and Queen Elizabeth received a moving ovation in Hyde Park as they visited the Roosevelt estate at Sagamore Hill. President Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt offered a welcome retreat, with a royal motor procession along the river and long caravan of well-wishers observed by New Yorkers.
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Hyde Park
Lune
Roosevelt
King George
New York
Tudoron
Millions Turn Out for Welcome of Royal Sovereigns
New York residents turn out in the millions to greet King George VI and Queen Elizabeth in a six hour royal visit to the city. The royals rode through crowds at the World’s Fair, then rode to the university and park before continuing to Canada, with the queen warmly engaging the crowd during the reception.
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New York
George
Queen Elizabeth
Conun Ma University
Royal Retlane
Canada
el Miler
Ae Ely
Dima
Brasses
Enjoss
Uae
Florida Dog Undergoes Tonsil Removal
In Brookville Florida a gold English setter named Spot underwent a tonsillectomy after a cough returned. The veterinarian performed anesthesia and the dog recovered fully, with the cough disappearing after the procedure.
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Brookaville
Fla
Jane
A. McBethana
Spot
Conatts
Value of Secretary Hull's Trade Agreements Program Debated
Washington debate marks five years of Secretary Hull's trade policy under Roosevelt. State figures show growth in foreign trade, while critics argue gains would be larger without agreements. By 1937 1935, trade partners treaty nations embrace new economics, with 4,000 products affected and exports to treaty countries rising 28 percent while imports from them grew 85 percent.
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Hull
Washington
Duns In
Wall
Roosevelt
Mers
Dobain
State Department
Hut Op Pocata
United States
Rammie Rce
Corruption Trial In Pennsylvania To Start Monday
A corruption trial in Pennsylvania’s first Democratic administration in 40 years is set to begin Monday in Harrisburg. Twelve men, including former Governor George E. Burd’s appointees and party officials, face charges of conspiring to bleed the commonwealth by padding payrolls and pressuring employees for campaign contributions under threat of dismissal. The case stems from a spring primary faction fight and involves key Democratic figures including James D. Lawrence and Charles H. Nolan.
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Herrisburg
Pennsylvania
Onu
Gaverpar George II
Burig
Lim I New Neal
Commonwealth
Catuns
Mie
Noy W Drownmiller
Earle
Highway Department
Tazerne
Goy
Arthur TN
James
Ten States Study Trade Improvement Conference Outcome
Ten western states met to craft a general plan to expand trade and reduce barriers. Delegates, led by a state commerce agency chief, prepared a detailed set of proposals for submission to the national office in several specified states and destinations.
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Flan
Fern Mawel
Stivedins
Aianthey
Commeres
Calouado
Kasam
Menisara
Lit
Arizona
British Officials Move to Safer Offices in Wartime Plan
London reports a government program to relocate most admin offices inland for safety. 200,000 personnel to temporary depots. only key officials stay in London. Buildings reinforced against bombs as Germany’s advance prompts relocation to secure sites.
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London
War Prepared ‘Ory
Wedal
Maw
Germany
Rohewie
Moruya Init
Te Pms
Kiardid Secves
Amendments Approved by Lower House in Social Security Bill
In Washington on June 10, the lower house passed a set of amendments to extend and increase the benefits of the social security law while keeping the old age pension tax at its current level for three more years. The vote was 361 to 2 with Representatives Suite CR Ohta and Win Ro Wis the only dissenters. The amendments are described as a recovery step to avoid a 50 percent increase in fees. The old age retirement provision will pay 1 percent of pay up to $5,000, continuing under current law, with the rate slated for a rise later. (Continued on Page 16)
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Washington
House
Senate
Ohta
Win
Wis
Aetfua
Kim
Wunidtire
Tehaars
Sips Ie
War Materials Bill Aims to Aid Montana Mines
Senator Wheeler of Montana today stated the war materials bill will aid the state by boosting manganese and chromite production. He cited large manganese deposits and nearby rich chromite areas, urging development surveys and government support to advance mining in the region.
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Montana
Washington
Wheeler
Montalia
Wheeler Sata Ho
Roosevelt
Clue in Slaying From Bomb Note Found in Wrecked Car
Moorhead reports county attorney Garrity said a tattered note in the wrecked automobile of Milton Lee, a bakery employee killed in a bomb blast early today, provided the first possible clue. The note warned Lee to keep to his own sales or face harm, with a skull and crossbones drawing scrawled beneath.
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Moorhead
Minn
James A. Garrity
Milton Lee
Lee
All Montana Day Observed in Livingston
The proclamation marks Montana's 50th anniversary of statehood with calls for unity among all industries. It emphasizes cooperation between farmers, ranchers, ranchers, and agribusiness, noting interdependence across irrigated and dry lands and rangeland operations. Continued on Page 14.
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Montana
Livingston
Tate
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