Farley Declares Democrats Will Stand On Record
New York June 15 The Democratic National Chairman James A Farley said the party would campaign on the record of the Roosevelt administration. He urged Democratic women from northeastern states to push party leaders toward unity and emphasized mobilizing electoral votes. Farley criticized Republicans as approaching a national election with internal disagreement and urged party discipline and a program driven by duty.
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New York
Dune
Caneral James A. Farley
Dona Eratic Wonen
Hrankly
Bareley
LL Roe
Ak Lis
Benstor Vandenberg
Michigan
Frauke
Thaeoveth
Miwass
Foresters Complete Fire Guard Training
Foresters completed a fire guard training session at McGillay Ranger Station yesterday. Ranger Tf O Fleke and staff guided participants through map teaching, lookout duties, and fire suppression drills. Attendees included several university students and residents from Helena, Pocatella, and Hamburg Company traffic officials attending related safety instruction.
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McGiellay Ranger Station
Plese
Fiehtius Turest
Mya Snitner
Tf O Fleke
Hurser Catherterstrong
Tilly Raurpech
Tomas Perehive
Tewwnaoud
Gi) Waten
Miscanita
Louis Porgy
Timngs
Mereath Billard
W.d. Brown
Telena
Rosamont Lieta
Kiliston
Frans Ken Harman
Alebigan Flatotul- Joga
Charles A. Nolan
Clifford Daylise
Helenn
Gid Dentls
Pocatella
Idaha University
Old Age Assistance Payment Increases Proposed
State board proposes increasing old age assistance and aid to dependent children payments for the next quarter. Average aid to the elderly would be limited to 19 dollars per person monthly, and dependent children to 12 dollars per child monthly. Federal grants are sought to support July through September, with efforts to equalize payments across counties and reflect recipient circumstances. Parolees at Northern Michigan Prison will receive traffic safety instruction before release.
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WIAA
United States
Legislative Assembly
Elf
Atate Administrator of Public Welfare
Social Security Board of the
Bott Fuyther
Pubs Welfare
Ihean
Tha State
Michigan
Blockade of concessions tightens amid global tension
The crisis over Japan's blockade of Chinese ports deepens as Britain and the United States weigh direct action. Washington cites concern over Tientsin penalties and the potential impact on American interests as Tokyo and London exchange views. Officials say no US plan for joint action with Britain and France exists.
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Litterfeld
Swiya
Hankow
London
Url Wk
Japan
Prima Mulator Chamber
Janne
Commong
Britain
Frates
Unitad
Merettre
Loudon
Tokyo
Hiith
Japenene
Britten
Aritlah
Washington
United States
Tientsin
Teklo
Eugene H. Dagman
Tiantsin
Siantsin
Hrilish
Whatligton
Tokis
Parla
France
Missing Wyoming brothers prompt multi-agency search
Undersheriff and officials joined a large-scale hunt near Rawlins for Harold Hixon aged six and his brother Charles, four, who disappeared from a camp with parents near McFadden. Deputies, forest rangers, and workers scoured Brush Creek country as officials expressed hope of finding them alive amid scattered clues.
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McFadden
Wyo
Frank Tyamping
Rawlins
Elk Mowntalon
Harold Hixon
Bie Brather
Charlés
Yeathrday
M. E. Pickett
Carlton County
Lemaine
Charlie Hixon
Fadden
Jadonualy
Tinbernd
Perry Skiver
Elksmountain
United States ‘Forest Ranger
Brush Creek Station
Bolivian President Acknowledges Dictatorship Image
Bolivia's president stated in an interview that his government is not fully left or right, admitting dictatorial power and vowing a middle course. He claimed two years of natural error and noted efforts toward an energetic reform, while stressing policy aimed at land and national progress. He described consolidating authority as necessary and cited new emboldened industrial activity under regulated oversight.
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Bulli
Dolan
Bolivia
Murphy Calls for Billion Dollar Payroll Slash Debate
Murphy criticizes government payroll expansions as wasteful and harmful to public economy. He argues against civic elitism and special interest groups undermining effective personnel management while stressing the need for reform and efficiency in public service. Local update notes a drunken driving arrest of A. A. Neuport on Highway 91 and a new auto antenna adjustment feature.
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