Retention for West and Reclamation Urged in Reorg
Warringinn June 1b AP reports Wheeler urged President Roosevelt to retain secretary Ickes as head of public works and reclamation, arguing it would aid irrigation and reclamation in the west. He noted Commissioner John C Page of the bureau of reclamation understands western problems, and discussed a $913,000 allotment for the Saco divide irrigation project in Montana while Congress funds expansion for the Great Plains.
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Warringinn
Wheeler
Mooeevelt
Overacer
Punle
Department of Reclamation
John C. Page
Bureau of Reclamation
Ickes
Saco Divide
Montana
Montanana Acek
Great Plaine
Charles McChesney
Saco, Mont
Duncan
Havre
Mont
Tekes
Wheslee
President Reported Favoring Hatch Bill
Washington June 15. The President was represented by callers as being 100 per cent in favor of the Hatch bill naming political activity by federal office holders, though feeling the long use too broad. Representatives Collar and Healey, members of the howdtetms' committee, after a Waits House conference said, We and the president are 190 per cent for the abjertiven, and there are some absurdilice and menstrosition in the Bill which will have to be change.
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Washington
Roontvelt
Fedvral
Collar
Healey
Howdtetms
New Mexico Wool Sale Sees Strong Bids at Auction
In Ronwell New Mexico on June 15 bids topped a million pounds of wool offered with over 620000 pounds held as the Bond-Baker company closed its sealed bid round. Crosm hrrd woot frame the Mud McKnight ranch realized 24.5 cents a pound for 2200 pounds, the best price of the two day sale. Next highest was 21.34 cents for 27000 pounds from Mrs James Sutherland Franch yesterday.
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Ronwell
N. M
Bond-Baker Company
McKnight Ranch
Welli Ag
James Sutherland
Johnson predicts Roosevelt third term chance
General Johnson said Roosevelt would seek a third term if he thinks he can win. He spoke at a New York forum during an open banquet, asserting the president might run again as the term nears, with a 60-50 chance of not winning depending on circumstances.
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Gen. Johnson
New York
Cen
Johnson
NRA
Roosevelt
Now & Tews
Cenfer Nove
Viod
Green Earth
Hint
Two Serious Forest Fires Bleed Across Colorado Rockies
Granite Cal June 14 A pair of fierce fires raged in the Colorado Rockies endangering tourists as two major blazes swept Cochetopa and Rio Grande National forests. One fire after 24 hours of containment broke out of control again this afternoon as firefighters feared escape. Authorities urged caution as flames threatened timber and nearby campsites 200 miles south of Grand Junction.
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Granite
Cal
Colorado Rockies
Cochetopa Forest
Rio Grande National Forest
Flatoro
Here
Personal notices from the Harvey and Placer yesterday
Missoula's Charles Lint and several others registered at the Harvey yesterday. Austin WF Nelson from Terry, R. BE McKee of Great Falls, Jefferson City's Lee Dever, Laurel's Whima Zeut, Mr and Mrs Charles Shannan of Butte, Floyd Walkey of Bully, Herbert Briley of Gatrel, F Redman of Hardin, Swenson of Bynum, Lucy Tyner of Oswego, J Sheriden of Butte, Sterling M Woot of Billings, Hagen of Butte, Moning Manning and Jero Mannie of Lyshom, plus M1 I derrick and 3 C Maguire of Matte, Mra GL Rutzke and several Glasgow residents at the Placer yesterday.
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Austin WF. Nelson
Terry
Harvey
R. BE. McKee
Great Faille
Lee Dever
Joferson City
Whima Zeut
Laurel
Hurvay
Ara
Charles Shannan
Butte
Hursey
Herbert Briley
Gatrel
Hervey
Ker. A. B. Redman
Hardin
Wee F. Reid Swenson
Bynum
Mr, Hagen
Butte Waa
D. OM. Moning
P. Manning
Jero Mannie
Lyshom
Derrick
Great Britain and Soviet May Get Agreement
Moscow reports a long conference where British and French plans for a mutual aid pact with the Soviet were outlined to Vyacheslav Molotov. Official circles described the result as not wholly favorable and no details were released on Paris and London points.
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Great Britain
Soviet
Moscow
Foreign Office
Tremier- Foreign
Vyacheslaff Molotoff
Paul Emil Naggar
William Beeda
Wiliam Strang
Anss
Tass
Antucy
Iasted
People's Commissariat of
Dorrign
Farm sale permit fight clouds Dairy Farmer Bredeck
Dairy farmer Joseph J. Bredeck faces health commissioner scrutiny as he seeks a permit to sell grade A milk. Inspector W E Painter orders minor building work. Bredeck appeals to milk control chief Dr Milton Fischer who upholds the inspector. Bredeck says watch these farmers as a joke and grins. Allan P. Kirby of Wilkes-Barre is expected to become president of Alleghany Corporation in a general reorganization.
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el Louth
Jung
Joseph J. Bredeck
Bredeck
Dr. Bredeck
Stat
W. E. Painter
Milton Fischer
Fischer
Dr. Flecher
Alleghany
York
Allan P. Kirby
Wilkes-Barre
Taneler
Alora Fortune
Alleghany Corporation
Raft Holding Company
Convicted Killers Face Death as Governor Grants Reprieves
Three men were slated for execution but Gov. Henry Horner granted reprieves tonight. Charles Price, 28, and Steve Dyson, 35, receive stays until July 22 while their counsel pursues appeals to the United States Supreme Court. The third convict was allowed an extra hour of life.
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Chicago
Henry Horner
Ife
Charles Price
Degre
Steve Dyson
United States Supreme Court
Americans Debate Strategy as Wooderson Faces Mile Test
Newsage reports speculative talk among writers about how to pace the U S men in the Sydney Wooderson mile at Princeton. British observers warn against special tactics, hoping Glenn Cunningham gets fair treatment and avoids a world mark attempt. Also: Canadian featherweight Dave Castors clocks a sixth round TKO over Everett Rightmire in Toronto.
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Tonden
Sydney Wooderson
United States
Princeton
Wille Bydnay
Gerondix
Glenn Cunningham
Woodtraon
Sret
London
Timon
Gunningham
Glens
Dellaya Woodarann
Vonly
Pyre
Lkely
Rightmire
Toronto
Dave! Castors
Montreal
Everett Rightmire
Sioux City
Towa
Maple Loaf Gardena
Hoth
Garcia Beats Popeye Woods In Madison Square Garden
New York June 15 Garcia a Filipino from Los Angeles defeated Walter Woods known as Popeye in four rounds at Madison Square Garden. The 164 pounder who recently graduated from welterweight jumped to the forefront of middleweight ranks with a stoppage after dropping Woods five times, finishing at 16 seconds of the fourth round. Portland Ore June 1h AP report a University of Oregon co ed died and four men injured when an ambulance carrying a patient to a hospital collided with a sedan at an intersection.
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New York
Ceferino Garcia
Filiino
Los Angeles
Walter (Popeye) Woods
Madteon Square Garden
Woods
Cnasal
Portland
Ore
University of Oregon
Vas
Sacraments Oakland Battery Details in City Ledger
Oakland notes list two battery lineups with Seata Oxradowakl Ruxton Couroy and Cragheed Tetors Sarr Muncrief Tost Dapper located in San Diego Hollywood region. Additional names appear in scattered order.
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Oakland
Seata and
Oxradowakl
Ruxton
Couroy
San Diego Hollywood
Cragheed
Tetors
Sarr
Muncrief
Tost
Dapper
FINLAND PAYS ON SHARE OF LOANS AMONG NATIONS
Finland has paid its share of loans to the League of Nations, with a payment of $150,693 noted alongside Hungary and Romania contributing smaller sums or offering settlements. Several nations including France and Czechoslovakia were listed with varying responses as debt discussions continued toward a future settlement. In Buffalo New York, the board of education rejected a teachers' offer to contribute 2 1 4 percent of salaries to balance a reduced budget.
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Waakington
Jung
Pinland
Hungary
Rumania
Fight Fations
Promiars
Bathonin
Great Britain
Latvia
Lithuania
Yugoslavia
Belgium
Poland
Italy
Sty
France
Czechoslovakia
Buffalo, N
Board of Education
Buffalo
Factional Labor Fight Goes To Federal Courts
New York June 18 The factional labor dispute has moved to federal courts as the United Flestrieal, Radio and Machine Workers union affiliate sues the American Federation of Labor rival the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers for an injunction against a boycott alleged by CIO labor. Damages sought around 250000. Defendants include the Brotherhood locals and Philadelphia area union officers, the National Electrical Products corporation and 413 New York contractors. The suit follows a Washington statement by Johnny Lewis that further AF of L talks for peace are unlikely, using the case to test court power to settle jurisdictional fights between rival unions over which shall organize workers.
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New York
United Flestrieal, Radio and Machine Workers Union
American Federation of Labor
Interyational Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
C.I.0. Labor
Auked
Damares
Aca Tuo Brotherhood Jocala
Indian Youths Learn Old Dances in Texas Ceremony
Lirineston Texas June 15. Native youths must learn ceremonial dances for the Alabama Coushatl spring rite. Sioux Comanche Apache and others join the ritual with regalia borrowed from scouts and bought at five and ten stores. The piece notes the tribe’s poverty and reliance on borrowed finery for the observance.
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Lirineston
Texas
Red
Alabama
Pawnea
Albsma-Coushattis
Alabama-Coushatts
America
Tadlang
Hs Ray
Blore
Child Burned in Fire at Family Beauty Shop
White Sulphur Springs tale on June 16 reports five year old Bernsen Reed fatally burned when a beauty shop owned by her family was damaged. An oil explosion used to ignite a water heater alarmed the fire crew. the child died 24 hours after the accident.
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White Sulphur Springs
Bernsen Reed
Cnitd
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