Minimum coal price schedule set by commission
Washington January 11 The Bituminous Coal Commission proposed minimum prices for coal from 1.15 to 3.35 per ton for Appalachian region output. The plan covers about 10 to 12 percent of US coal tonnage and aims to ensure operators recover costs. Publication and hearing timelines extend into June, with shifts expected as the coal commission transitions. The proposal implies higher prices in high volatile and certain splint coal markets and reductions in dump car pricing, while some eastern areas face notable price cuts from earlier levels.
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Jane
Commission
Appalachian
Comarfesion
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Commission Statisticiana Aard
West Virginia
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Cnal
WPA Relief Battle Narrowly Fails Budget Shift
The House opposed broad WPA funding increases and rejected a larger relief package. Lawmakers backed a compromise totaling around 100 million for WPA, NYA, and related programs while blocking a rise to 30 million for WPA. The debate featured notable figures including Representative Yourhis and Marcan tome leading to a mixed outcome on New Deal allocations. Henry Ford appeared briefly in New York as the World's Fair opened, signing autographs for attendees.
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Tine
Agat
Yourhis
D. Call
Marcantome
Alp
Roosevelt
National Young Administration
House
WPA
NYA
Farm Security Administration
Indiana
Bas
G.I.0
Workers’ Alliance
Wmien
Wause
Whealeataumy
Ettims
Sistor WI
National Year Administration
Wilef
Uebalay
State awards $97,885 for Montana survey and improvements
Administrator Joseph B. Pikep announced nine projects totaling 97885 across Montana. Funds cover county road and city street work, alley improvements, park and recreation development, school repairs, and a real property survey. Highlights include Cascade street upgrades 17818 and Dawson county school repairs 96592.
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Marte
Dane
AY Balch
Joseph B. Pikep
Montana
Trelown
Hine
Cascade
Hell
Chouteau
Fort Benton
Dawson
Belgrade
Helena
Lewis and Clark
Conduit
Gand Sheridan—Park
Plentywood
Minnesota man named forger surrenders in Park County case
June 1 Livingston report says Sheriff Lyck of Austin Minnesota holds an injuny warrant for Brown a self proclaimed forger who walked into the local sheriff's office to waive extradition He claimed forgery charges in Austin and said he was not cut out for roaming He had left Avethy May 25 after stealing his employer's name and cashing checks Brown claimed the checks amounted to about 4000 and Austin authorities were contacted for corroboration with no definite response at press time
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Livingston
Park County
Stee Wverstt J. Brown
Vn Lyck
Augutin, Minn
Brown
Sherif
Austin
Siggs
Avethy
Julian En- Fou
Hinch
Benater Adama
Colo
Murphy
Asbury Park
N. J
Ee Militar
Roosevelt
No Bone in Throat Ends Actor Menjou’s Worries
June 16 UP report says Nolywood star Afaiphe Menjou ate a boneless fish but felt a bone in his throat. He told wife Vevever Teasdale he feared choking and rushed to a hospital with Willian Gibba. Medics removed the obstruction and he recovered as the crisis ended.
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Nolywood
Afaiphe Menjou
Rafe
Probe Pushes Death Probe of Sheepherder Meehan
Officers from two counties opened an investigation into the death of Wondrow Meehan a 22 year old Deer Lodge valley sheepherder whose body was found near Champion mine about 14 miles south of the town a rifle lay nearby and the scene lies near the county line. Undersheriff Joe Schulte Mor? Longfellow and Sheriff Fred Valltan led the inquiry with Ralph Ross observing. The incident recalls a prior shooting of Thomax Steehan, Lily brother of Woodrom, on September 24 near the Oroftina district.
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Terr Lodge
Wondrow Meehan
Deer Lodge
Meehan
M. Gabbet
Champion Mine
Joe Schulte
Arthur Longfellow
Anaronda
Fred Valltan
Ralph Ross
Deer Lodgs
Thomax Steehan
Lily Brother
Woodrom
Theomaore
Kvow Ak He
Pioneer resident of Grantsdale 15 taken
Pioneer resident of Grantsdale 15 taken. Miss Hvar Vance, 78, resident of Cantina for years, died after a long illness. Survived by several relatives including Aen Bagele Cuvad of Haman and Sam Yeurr of Nevis. Funeral services held at Copvallly on Monday. Burial at the local cemetery with rites conducted by Livingston-Lieeces. Shipment details note 5200 fleeces weighing above blankets and valued at city cents per pound. contract awarded to Silberman & Rams of Chicago.
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Wambton
Tye Pu
Hvar Vance
Cantina
W Meter Aen Bagele Cuvad
Haman
Hyothen
Sam Yeurr
Nevis
Sven Madb
Campbell
Missoula
Pervices
Copvallly
Willy Bayat Wea
Livingston
Silberman & Rams
Chicago
Park County
Eye injury threatens title fight for light heavyweight Lewis
A medical exam for light heavyweight champion Joly Merry Lewin, ordered by the Nalinnar Boxing Association and conducted with NBA oversight, could force Lewis to defend if fit or leave the title vacant. His manager Cis Greenwich accused the process of delaying and harming the 24 year old, amid questions about his readiness.
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Joly Merry Lewin
Nalinnar Boxing Association
Thivey Rosle
Pengiaylvania Atn
Dletic
NBA
Baid
Raporta
Lewis
Abie
Ia Uta
Mesocta|lian
Offleinia
Phoenix
Ariz
Negro
Bone
Lewin
Cis Grémlee
Atieno
Hela
Woodruff Not Coerced On Choosing Meet
Dan Ferris secretary treasurer of the Amateur Athletic Union denied reports that the AAU tried to coerce John Woodruff the Pittsburgh runner into entering Princeton invitation tests instead of the National Collegiate meet at Lee Annex He stated no threats were made and Woodruff did not compete at Princeton nor jeopardize his eligibility for 1940 Olympic trials.
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York
Daniel J. Ferris
Amateur AthicUle
Anion
AAU Lad
John Woorutf
Piteburgh Junner
Prinzeton
Natonal Coreginia A.A
Lee Anxelen
Ingard
A.A.1
Fervis
Woottritt
Pittalne
I Ao
Princeton
Benaig Still Under Observation After Mayo Clinic Exam
Rochesar Minnesota July 16 1A0 Mayo Clinic notes list great baseman Gelvig entering St Marys hospital for routine observation after an examination. Physicians expect potential discharge tomorrow. report notes unclear medical details and family statements.
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Rochesar
Minn
Jina
Low Gelvig
New York
Mayo Clinic
St. Mary's
Tor
Hle
Seid
California Favored To Capture Regatta
Poughkeepsie June 16 University of California crew named prohibitive favorite to win the four mile varsity race at odds of 6 to 5 as the 42nd Intercollegiate Regatta on the Hudson River unfolds tomorrow afternoon. Cornell and Navy share second choices at 2 to 1 with Washington at 3 to 1 behind the favorites. Syracuse 8 to 1, Columbia and Wisconsin long shots at 25 to 1 follow.
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N. Ys
University of California
Hudeco
Golden Bears
Washington
Almoat No
Mronk
Mronk &@ choles ag
Yankees
Odda-Maherm
Cornell
Navy
Waonlagi
Syracuse
Columbia
Wisconsin
Britain warns of crisis if Japanese persist in concessions
Fragmented report describes Japan pressuring Britain over concessions in China after the Boxer Rising, with talks of unconditional surrender, economic penalties, and a possible Japanese sponsored government in parts of China. Brig Mayell of Fox Marketline released by Japanese authorities after filming near blockaded areas. The American and British diplomats discuss potential mediation as tensions rise.
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Mayell
Fox Marletane
Rustama
China
Rouegsriun
Ota
Vin Tohyu
Japan
Tentatt
Hritish Hawks
McIitate
Japanone
Cooparion
Japaicas
Domef
Gray Wulinelynes
Mt Thenteln
Eugene Yooman
Watfairer
Holira Yoshieawa
Fee
Krelen
Witrd Stairs
Old Glendive Bank Advances Suspension After 30 Years
Glendive June 16 After nearly 30 years of operation the Glendive State Bank suspends operations and Shaffer president who has been with the bank since 1914 says the decision is voluntary. Deposits are protected and will be paid in full by the Federal Depositors' Corporation at St Paul. The bank founded Sept 1 1909 leaves Glendive with only two banks, as Montana resident towns now have three banks.
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Glendive State Banc
Hustiona
Shaffer
Glee
Shire
Federal Depositors’ Corporation
St. Paul
Glendive
Ruth Etting and Boy Friend's Too Friendly Spark Rumors
Los Angeles reports Private Detective John Worley testified regarding sightings of Ruth Etting and her former accomplice Myrl Alderman at two residences months before Etting's marriage. Worley linked the episodes to Mrs Alma Alderman's $150,000 theft suit, stating he observed Etting and Alderman entering a Beverly Hills townhouse at night and leaving next morning, with Alderman leaving then returning and Etting seen in pajamas.
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Los Angeles
John Worley
Ruth Werlug
Myrl Aldoras
Worley
Alma Alderman
Alderman
Teave
First passengers to cross Atlantic today in rage flying boat
Reporters and crew prepare for an Atlantic crossing aboard a rage flying boat with 21 crew and four women among the reporters. The flight will depart from New York area and continue to Marseille, with broadcasts and stories planned en route. Numerous aviation figures and press agencies are listed as participants and sponsors.
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RAGE
Thre
Ashinud
United States Navy
Fiers
Praner
H. Smnth
Win Orchards Beach
Malthe
Carl Beckman
Johns
Wild
Gupper
Barts
Emylse
Azagestine
Nour
Ivan Te Lishen
Marseille
Tyaned
United Iroars
Washington
Joan Grits
Nowepaper Fate
Prise Istollation
New York
Mice Mogers Magn
Washington, D
Inorgo Mieks
National
Caeting Company
Clyle Mowldsen
Columbia Broadcasting System
Pushing
N.Y
Ince Robb
King Features
5Yn Whate
New
Murphy Proposal Applauded by Economy Group
The Economy Group applauded Senator Murphy's plan to end federal excess and curb government payrolls. Roosevelt said reforms target political patronage but lawmakers cautioned against deep cuts, warning of damage to public services and the economy.
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Economy Group
Sone i Cangreas
Murphy
Senay
McCatren
Rata
Frazier
Coministration
Dan Poliveri
Roosevelt
Livingston Prepares to Entertain Legion
News brief outlines Livingston plans to host Legion events with expected attendance and remarks by Commander Stephen Chadwick and Al DoBraM. Officials warn of security and schedule for Thursday through Saturday, with convention activities at the Gardner site and related meetings starting at 10 o'clock.
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Livingatan
Montag Dent Inez
Amelia Tegtou
Mrouth
Stephen Chadwick
Nathamiel Warbreue
Gaidiner Sato
Syracuse Worker Murders His Wife and Two Children
A Buc ky steel plant worker, Warzklewicz, 45, strangled his wife Mia Sobion Warr Klewter, 42, and two sons Chester 18 and Leonard 8 at their Solvey home before surrendering at police headquarters. District attorney said he planned to kill another child but changed course. He cited nervousness and denied family arguments. First degree murder charge expected.
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Byroune
N.Y
Jugs
Thomas Brock
Satray wAtd
Bolenlaw Waszklowicz
Bucky Steel Plant
Brock
Mia
Sobion Warr Klewter
Chester
Leonard
Solvey
William E. Howers
Geiatant
Warzklewter
Bowers
Wass Klewtes
Wasrklowte
Old-Time Cowboys Attend Carbon Rodeo
Old-Time Cowboys in Carbon gather with Greymough family leadership for the event. Jane Waters attends the opening day along with notable locals. A crowd plans activities including a prize for old-time cattle handlers.
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Carbon Rodeo
Monana-Wyomins Cowboys Association
Greymough
Raners
Jane Waters
Red Lodge
Beit Greenough
Wacan Boss
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