Saving Glover at Montana postmasters meeting
The article reports on Montana postmasters gathering in Helena with speaker Glover addressing aviation, air mail growth, and service as the keystone of national progress. He predicts 1932 daily air travel reaching 100000 miles with night routes, and stresses postal service backbone for nationwide activity while noting officials’ plans and delegations at the two day convention.
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Helena Commercial Club
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Cascade
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Beach Grove
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Welcome
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R. H. Marks
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KAI-SHEK Reelected in Nationalist China and Wheat Policy Talks
Chiang Kai-Shek was reelected president by the Kuomintang central committee amid Cantonese rebels demand he resign. T.V. Saang installed as vice president as troops move to strengthen central government forces. In Kansas, the wheat stabilization plan may hold 200,000,000 bushels off markets. board members McKelvie and Teague retire amid vacancies.
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Policemen to stage annual ball with new songs by Mrs Brent
Helena police will present the second annual policemen’s benefit ball at the Shrine temple. Three new compositions by Mrs J d Heent will be featured before publication, with Bob McAllister’s 10 piece band providing music. Dancing begins 9:30 p m to 1 30 a m with 650 couples expected.
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Madam Satan at Marlow Theatrical Run Opens Today
Kay Johnson leads in Madam Satan a Metro planned musical comedy with magic and a Zeppelin setting. Produced before Uo Mille entered pictures, the film stars Denny, Elsa Petersen, Lillian Roth, and Roland Young with about 500 voices in the lavish vocal scenes at the Zeppelin masked ball.
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Hoover Address Highlights Economic Strategy and Confidence
Highlights from a Hoover address describe a broad, industry backed effort to sustain employment and living standards. It notes rare labor disruption, permanent gains in national solidity, and urges creation and distribution of wealth to end depression. The key aim is to restore business confidence beyond mere words.
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Bozeman Hosts 4-H Club State Convention
About 200 expected 4-H club members and local leaders arrived in Bozeman for the second annual state convention opening tomorrow. Delegates will be hosted in campus facilities and attend leadership training with afternoon swimming sessions at the college pool.
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Hoover declares plan to sustain recovery through restraint and aid
In a wartime style address, Hoover emphasizes limiting government spendings to essential work, expanding public projects, aiding farmers, and defending against foreign goods and immigration. He touts drought relief, tariff protections, and voluntary employment efforts as keys to returning prosperity with industrial harmony and fiscal discipline. He argues the nation will emerge stronger from past lows, rooted in World War I lessons and strong resources.
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Hoover Urges Confidence as Prosperity Era Dawns
President Hoover told hundreds of editors in Indianapolis that prosperity is returning and urged Americans to replace fear with confidence. He said recovery forces are strengthening and business firms must extend real trust beyond words, speaking at the Indiana Republican editorial association dinner for 5,200 editors and families. The speech framed the current low mood as the nation’s main issue and urged enterprise to lift it.
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Associated Press
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Hoover outlines American plan and economic reforms
President Hoover proposes an American plan to manage a growing population, expand internal development, and reduce poverty and crime. He calls for revising taxation, altering the federal reserve and stock systems, and a faith in American ideals while critiquing capital gains taxes and new philosophies. He links domestic policy to global conditions and urges patient, constructive action on many fronts.
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Bodies Recovered From Waters Of Southeast City
Several women’s bodies were recovered from the waters as boats and an airplane aided the search. Relatives gathered at the St Lazarre wharf, grieving and awaiting official word amid a confusing, sorrowful scene.
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Fright and doubt grip survivors in ship disaster aftermath
Reports describe anxious searches at the steamship company offices for confirmed identifications as 426 passengers left Noirmand Island on the return trip. Many bodies recovered, with children under four not counted. 59 identified tonight along the shore. Flags hung at half mast over makeshift morgues as families await word on the dead and missing.
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