Bucket Brigade Fights Fire Near New Mexico Town
A bucket brigade on 108 aided by amateurs formed quickly to keep a blaze from spreading to adobe homes near a town by the University of New Mexico Harwood foundation. The home of Iven Kimeey was lost though no artist homes were endangered. Firefighters and volunteers battled a 500 acre crown fire in Pueblo canyon while smaller fires flared elsewhere.
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University of New Meaco
Harwond Foundation
Ightera
CCU
Pueblo Canyon
Nerve
Effort to Increase Total Funds Faces House Pushback
Controversy over funding for public works continues as WPA head Harrington and Ickes oppose broad provisions. Officials warn of limited time and looming fund exhaustion, while debate centers on PWA power plans and industrial competition. President Roosevelt urged action before June 30 to avoid gaps.
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Marrington
Inkee
Public Works Administration
Ickes
Hawes
PWA
FWA
Tokes
Heariington
Roosevelt
Audrey Williams
National Youth Administration
Harrington
Motor convoys to be used today by National Guardsmen
A convoy of motor trucks will move a battalion of Montana National Guardsmen to a designated area to practice an attack, part of a two week camp. One battalion travels by truck, another by marching along a route, with the regiment marching in formation at 7:45 a.m. The Livingston howitzer company will speed the morning at the target range. Veterans Day is planned for tomorrow with a parade, musical entertainments, and meals for those who served.
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Montana National Guardsmen
Amp
Livingston
Lyman E. Moore
Ruling Monarchs Of England and American Visit
The royal tour across Canada and the United States concluded with a farewell in New York Harbor. King and Queen greeted by crowds aboard the Empress of Australia as cruisers Southampton and Glasgow escorted them. The monarchs urged peace and unity from Atlantic to Pacific, pledging duty to the British Empire.
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St John's
Newfoundinint
London
England
Canada
Empress of
Hiltxin
Narbor
Fontroyere
Sheena
Saxvenay
Tiod
Yourra
Ras
United States
Atlantic
Arctic
Cranada
Neawid
Inkland
Tam Cole
Quern
DOE Boys Battle Flames In Wyoming Encounter
Encampment June 15 a forest fire driven by strong winds burned about two acres near Willow Park ranger station along the road to Battle Lake. Fire crews from Saratoga forest camp fought the blaze, while another inferno was reported on Barratt ridge near Brushcreek south of the Snowy Range Highway.
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Wyon
Saratoga Forest
Loney
Battle Lake
Wyoming
B. Veeder
Laramie
Willow Park Ranger
Barratt Ridge
Brushcreek
Snowy Range
Bighway
Four Proposals Would Restrict Monetary Power
The article outlines four Senate amendments proposed to curb monetary power. Proposals target gold backing, Federal Reserve credit controls, and the dollar’s purchasing power. Also mentioned is a separate bill to extend treasury obligations as collateral for Fed notes. A bomber reportedly larger than the Flying Fortress is said to weigh over 75 tons.
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Thomas
Oxfa
Jesus
Lse
Treasury
Federal Reserve Board
Credit Contigls
Aso
Logan
D. Ky
The
Aeek
Federal Deposit Insurance
Office of Comptroller
Currency Division
Adams
Colo
Roogevelt
McCarran
Nev
Giana (D. Vo
Senate Banking Committees
Federal Reserve
U. S. Air Corpa
Buckner Parties Recalled in Senate Lobby Saga
Testimony described Buckner hosted dinners in Washington with prominent figures including Senator Walsh and Congressman Lancella. Witnesses spoke of “plenty of wine, women, song, and senators” at Buckner gatherings and questioned what happened to bondholders’ money amid a Philippine railway bonds dispute.
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Buckner
Lee S. Walden
London
Ont
Philppite
Fuckner
Walden
Senator Walsh
Senate
Philippine Railways
Maloney
Walsh
Death of Edwin A Atchison Sr at home
Edwin A Atchison Sr aged 64 died yesterday at his home 229 East Sixth Avenue The body is at the Omp and Conrad mortuary In other news Madrid June 16 the Spanish nationalist government ordered propaganda of newspaper content reported for the government cause and against General Franco during the civil war
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Edwin A. Atchison, Sr
Yeatorday
East Sixth Avenue
Omp and
Conrad Mortuary
Madrid
Pseag
Teday
Mewapaprimen Allom- Moyes
Genclea
Generalasimo Franco
Americans urged to back Irish sudden incident program
New York June 16 Sven Russell commander in chief of the Irish republican army urged Americans of Irish descent to provide moral and financial support to the army’s organized will of the wisp sudden incidents aimed at pressuring Britain to withdraw from Ireland and free Irish prisoners. He described bombers as well trained and said supporters should allow operatives to act while staying anonymous. Bob McKiernan of Clan na Gael cited 150 hazardous devices reported in London Liverpool Birmingham and Manchester in two months.
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New York
Sven
Russell
Irish Republican Army
Clan Na Gael
Cluba
Hintein
Ireland
Bob McKiernan
London
Liverpool
Birmingham
Manchester
Mount Helena Ski Club to Attend Glacier Park Meet
Fourteen Mount Helena Ski Club members plan to join an invitational meet hosted by Glacier Park Ski Club Sunday. Men and women will race and slalom after an opening program Sunday night, with events starting after 8 am at Lozan Pass. Helena participants include Roy Bile, Brooke Ricker, John Fenn, Kenneth Stinney, Alice Kinney, Lex Aike, Fredi Pensell, Harlan Thompson, Margaret Dickey, Betty Briscoe, Helen Deweller, Feral Brown, and Evelyn Kuehn. Others urged to inform Mr. Alice at Union Bank and Trust. A separate item notes a war department contract for eight-foot-long robot radio controlled planes with 12-foot wingspan.
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Mount Helena
Glacier Park
Los
Elila
Lozan Pass
Helena
Roy Bile
Brooke Ricker
John Fenn
Kenneth Stinney
Alice Kinney
Lex Aike
Fredi Pensell
Harlan Thompson
Marggaret Dickey
Betty Briscoe
Helen Deweller
Feral Brown
Evelyn Kuehn
Alice
Union Bank and Trust Company
Arizona forest fire brought under control
Firefighters contained a two day blaze threatening Oak region as embers were watched for hours by a small guard. Officials said the forest area remained mostly untouched while calm night air aided containment efforts. Fire scene near Oak Crook on June 15.
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Tt Fe
Grenk Caliyon
Oak Crook
Atle
Whipped Wind Described as Dead Calm in Canyon
A fragment describes wind intensifying then easing over a canyon as Mayhew notes a dead calm settling in. The report references gusts and the shift to a tranquil air observed in the valley setting.
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New Mexico
Linvit
Netherlands
Belgium
Wilbeldon
Leopold
Brusaela
Ruling Monarchs
America
Nova Scotia
Doe
Washington
Whitem P. Maloney
Nex
Plender
Jobs ¥. Schurman
Bennete School
Yalo Nan
Vut
Burkner
Herband
Mie Wald
Carlton Hotet
Tammany
Congress
Aenalois
Sapatur Walsh
D. Mass
Lancella
N.Y
Mnt
War Department
Bethout
Cramer’s Trading Post
E. N. Edwards & Sons
Clorax
Reid Vay
Ad Porter
Ing Read
Mrizona
Hwin
Heinz
Horme’s
Safeway
U. 3
Meat Department
N. Main
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