Henry Ford urges end to dole and RF C in economy
Datrait June 16. Henry Ford criticizes the dole system and the Reconstruction Finance Corporation as hindering recovery. He argues work with wages is needed nationwide, warns against money‑out‑of‑money schemes, and says recovery comes from people rather than schemes. He notes war debt issues and foreign recognition as debated factors.
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Henry Ford
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Ford
RF. C
Syklemm
Mr. Ford
Building shows an increase in falls
Great Falls June 18 Building operations showed a marked increase in Great Falls during April. The city ranked 24th among Montana cities in volume of construction. Nationally construction rose as well per the Monthly Labor Review. Great Falls led Montana with a valuation of 1,3460 dollars, higher than Billings, Butte, Missoula, and others.
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Great Falls
Bureau of Tahor Statlaties
States Department of Labor
Federal Bureau
Arizona
California
Colorado
Idaho
Montana
Nevada
Oregon
Utell
Washington
Corea Falla
Mentina
Tdalia
New Mexico
Wyoming
Aerial Photos Show Bib Storage Project
Aerial photographs taken today by Fred Muck of Kallapoli show the Flathead river spreading over lowlands and the rising reservoir area on the north fork as part of a proposed storage project. The images aim to win inclusion in the public works program. officials estimate flood periods would cut stream flow by about one third and recount winter elk losses in the south fork region due to food shortages.
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Kallaped
Lana
Flathead
Lowlanda
Nouth
Flathead River
Fred Muck
Kallapoli
Wark
Tle
Buck
South Fork
State youths complete camp at Coram near park
June 16 Kauxpell Mont State youths have finished a camp in the Flathead forest four miles east of Coram. About 205 C. G. C. men worked on trail construction and reforestation under Capt. Charles F. Sutherland and Joan F. Gestving with forest service supervision. Counties represented include Can tade Flathead Fergus Judith Basin and others. Facilities include administration building bath house and forestry building with gravity water system. A 16 unit bath house and library of 290 volumes support fund supplied athletic equipment and newspapers. An emergency medical squad was trained and provisions made for medical dispatch to Missoula or Katte pal.
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Kauxpell
Gonstraction
Shair Tamp
Flathead Forest
Coram
Charles F. Sutherland
Joan F. Gestving
Sorytea
Montana
Cantade
Han
Flathead
Fergus
Chateau
Judith Rasin
Taton
Danke
Wheatland
Raval
Missoula
Petratoum
Banders
Gness Hall
Nerby
Keworth Rhide
Thstate
Miscnula
Kattepal
Miesnula
Morris Guillame
Jetown
Kallapall
Spoteed Tear
Teartt Mountain
Aimery
Highway work plans and officials' updates in Hamilton area
State highway engineer and chairman at public meeting report ongoing checks on Highway No. 1A between Hamilton and the Tolaho Line. Right of way for the complex project No. 94 between Hamilton and Conner to be awarded in August. Oiling contract to be let next month. Snow clearance crews to aid Tim Miles' squad Friday and Saturday between Skalkanor Falls and Stonylake Tarrington. Meri Eaton, Goshen Oil and Thefining company proprietor, died from injuries in an oil fire.
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Hamiton
Darriet
Wiehway Comminsion
Te Fe Martin
Hamilton
Tiltey
Tieng
Cnet
Rader
Highway Department
Wigheny No. 94
Conner
Vietor Pri
Skalkana
Thiney
Tim Miles
Skalkanor Falls
Stonylake
Tarrington, Wyo
Meri Eaton
Goshen OW and Thefining Company
New Jewelry in Vogue Artificial Novelties Seen
Chicaro June 16. Bracelets, long strands and chokers of artificial pearl heads form late fashion jewelry novelties. Acorn patterns in white, black, brown and burnt orange appear in bracelets, clusters and necklaces.
Boys From East to Work in Forest Camps
Missoula on June 16 reports a special train bringing about 120 members of the Civilian Conservation Corps from the east to Montana. They head for Glacier and Yellowstone park sites and will stay at Fort Missoula while arrangements are made for assignment to rainp sites. Locally enrolled men will join as camps begin. Separately New York on June 18 notes National Lead Co. first quarter earnings 69 percent above average, with first quarter payrolls weakest in years.
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Missoula
Mbout
Mikaela
Toy
Montana
Tinmen
Fort DuPont
Fort Tattan
Yoo
Fort Hancock
S.J
Fort Missoula
Glacier
Yellowstone Parks
St Noxon
Columbia Falls
New York
Nat Lonal
Edward J. Cornish
Grasshoppers Cause Heavy Crop Damage in Fergus County
Reports from western Fergus County describe a grasshopper outbreak threatening crops in Denton Coffee Creek Alton and Honoree with further notices from Ross Fork and Is Range. County agent W J Jones and the board authorize arsenic for a control campaign to be distributed noon to Garland communities. last year’s efforts reduced damage and are praised as effective.
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Lewistown
Jung
Forend
W. J. Jones
Board of County Commissioners
Garland
Mopper
Denton
Coffee Creek
Alton
Honoree
Ross Fork
Jones
Cadets Reach Missoula for CMTC Enlistment
Missoula June 16 Sixty young men from 27 towns in Montana arrived at Fort Missoula for enlistment in the Citizens Military Training Camp to be in session here until July 46 Lieutenant FH Privett executive officer says the cadets will receive physicals today and be assigned to companies tomorrow The camp quota this year is 576 Montana members of the National Federation of Postal Clerks will hold their annual convention in Lewistown on June 25 and 24
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Missoula
Montana
Fort Missoula
Citizens Military Training Camp
FH Privett
Lewistown
National Federation of Portafflea Clerks
Developments in treating kiddies diseases reported
MilWalker June 16. New developments in treatment of pearlet fever and whooping cough were reported to the American Medical Association. Dr Lois W Sauer of Evanston outlined a five year vaccine trial for whooping cough. Three injections are given weekly apart, with the last two larger. The vaccine takes effect in four months and early administration is advised. Tests showed no contracted cases among vaccinated children exposed to siblings with the disease. Antitoxin use for scarlet fever reduces severity, summarized by Luke W Hunt of McCormick Institute from over 2000 cures. Frank Hagenharth, wealthy sheep raiser and former president of the American Woolgrowers association, is out of danger after a serious illness in Santa Barbara.
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MilWalker
Lois W. Sauer
Evanston
Luke W. Hunt
McCormick Institute For Infectious Diseases
Chicago
Santa Barbara
Cal
Frank Hagenharth
American Woolgrowers' Association
Milestone Aide From Miles City Recalls White House Years
Lieut. Col James A. Ulto, former military aide to Presidents Hoover and Roosevelt, ends two years as acting senior White House aide. Aged bachelor and career soldier, Ulto revisits Miles City after eight decades, recalls meetings with foreign dignitaries, and plans one year at Army War College before rejoining active duty, possibly in Washington or the Philippines.
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Milena City
James A. Ulto
Custer County High School
Trod
White House
Miles City
Mant
Roosevelt
W. E. Holt
Holt
Ulla
Fort Keogh
Atlantic
France
Russia
Balkan
Greece
Hoover Buti
Army War College
Washington
Philippines
Appeals to Federal Government for Aid in Fighting Hoppers
Acting Governor Robert Paulina and Secretary of State Sam W. Mitchell asked Governor Frank J. Cooney in a telegram for immediate federal relief funds to help Hill, Chouteau, Blaine, Phillips, and Valley counties in northern Montana combat grasshoppers. They urged funds to buy grasshopper poison and support eradication efforts as hopper damage threatens hundreds of crops statewide.
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Montana
Robert Paulina
Sam W. Mitchell
Frank J. Coonay
Washington
Hill
Chouteau
Biaiie
Phillipa
Valley
Mitchell Wan
E. C. Carruth
Him County
Cooney
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Arthur Williamson
Tel
Weggenman Market
Biate St. Ar
Joe Weggenman
Prap
Missoua
M. T
Servich
Yeing
South Williamson
Montana Meat Co., Inc
Brownlow Cash Grocery
Sixth Ave
Jomina
Cora
Campbell's Tomato Juice
Shane Breer
Wes Ieee
W.eyss
Keogh Mar
Dick’s Cash Grocery
Rodney and
Breckenridge
Helena
Nash
Hills Bros
Prince Albert Tobacco
Prince Albi Cigarettes
Durkee
Missouri
Farm Woman's Market
Puller Avenue
Campbell's
Istrawberries
Lipton
Coupere
Dunbar
Phil
Phil’s Broadway Grocery
Broadway Phone 1821
Curt’s
Beattie Park
Nash's
North Star
N. P
Armour
Teaco
Curt’s Grocery
AST Sq
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Mae
Hittin
Phil van Fancy
Jibry
Hol Monte
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del Monte
Roc
Hain St
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