Chiang Kaishek vows victory in China civil war drive
Chiang Kai-shek, head of the Nationalist government, returns from Kiangsi with word that the Red regime is shattered and the anti communist campaign is nearly finished. He reviews 12,000 cadets at the Central Military Academy and expresses optimism about rehabilitation and development programs aided by a 50 million dollar cotton and wheat loan from the United States.
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Nanking
China
Chaing Kai-thek
Nationaliet
Redbery
Kiangsi
Generalisaimo
Red
Central Military Academy
Chiang
Ching
United States
Germany plans arms increase threatens global balance
Berlin reports indicate Germany will expand armaments while keeping foreign debt moratorium in place. Economic strategy cited as using power to secure raw materials if other nations retaliate. Hitler presses states to mind their own business as tensions rise internationally.
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Berlin
Germany
Butte Death Notices for Mary A Burke funeral arrangements
American War Mothers Taormbers meeting at West Mercury Street Monday at 9 for funeral of Mrs Mary A Burke. Remains at 52d West Mercury street then to St Patrick's Church for requiem high mass. Interment Holy Cross Cemetery. Card of thanks from John T Williams Sam Hugo Myrtle Hugo May Williams.
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West Mercury Street
Mary A. Burke
Burke
Mary A. Burkerent
Rom
St. Pat Tick's
Eliza A. Willams
John T. Williame
Sam Hugo
Myrtle Hugo
May Williams
Maur Wice
Daly-Shea
St. Patrick's Church
Holy Cross Cemetery
Duggan's Merrill Mortuaries Pat RB Gagner Manager
Merrill Mortuaries in Battle Montana lists Pat RB Gagner as manager with contact at 213 North Montena phone 3230.
Old-Fashioned Cowboy Round-Up Thrills In Small Town Show
WallA WallA correspondent reports a Sunday rodeo in a Northwest town drawing about 1,000 spectators. A chaotic chute scene features riders, horses like Angleworm and Angle Worm, and calf roping with a tight time emphasis. Bucking, roping, and rough stockdan show locals flock to watch.
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Out West
Jack Hewins
Central Press
Walla Walla
West Area
The
West
Powderman
Rass
Taree
Angletorm
Humeous
Ross
Angleworm
Mr. Rats
Angieworm
Pendleton
Salinas
Calgary
Cheyenne
Charley
Foulois Duster Urged By Solong Military Report
A military affairs subcommittee report condemns Foulois and other army leaders for violations of law and mismanagement in air corps procurement and air mail operations. It cites lack of competitive bidding, minimal flight hours before crashes, and calls for reforms before the next Congress.
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Rogers
Him
Montet
Harter
Ohio
James
Mich
Goss
Conn
Plumley
Kvale
Minn
Air Corps
Army
Poulois
Judge Advocate General
Air
Alt Mall
Foulois
Japan orders redesign of two sister destroyers after Tomotsura disaster
The destroyer Tomotsura suffered a capsize with heavy casualties in March, prompting Japan to order design changes for her two sister ships. The vessels were moved to Margury Naval Arsenal for refitting to address stability failures.
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Tomotsura
Japan
Naval Arsenal
Montanans Visiting Montanans at Local Hotels and Names Listed
A list of Montanans visiting at various Montana hotels names guests and their home towns. Names include J G Cordan Missoula F BR Greengo Miles City OG Roprica Hard G V May Great Falls C Moxros Valier R S Zéla'ser Grass Range James Goodwin Billings Frank MacPray Philipsburg Clyde Dunn J Tanders Missoula John A Peterson Harrison J M Carlson J Watson HK Powell and others.
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Finten
J. G Cordan
Missoula
F. BR
Greengo and Son
Miles City
J. OG. Roprica
Hard
G. V. May
Great Falls
Leggat—C. Moxros
Valier
Grand
Ser
Grass Range
James Goodwin and
Billings
Arizona
Frank MacPrayer
Philipsburg
Clyde Dunn J
Montana Wheat Best For Bread Making, Chemists Say
Spokane June 17 The Pacific Northwest section of the American Association of Cereal Chemists reports Montana Marquis wheat as best for bread making after tests. C B Kress Sperry Flour chief cites Montana as giving finest loaf volume appearance and flavor. Big Bend and Washington variants follow in tolerance and handling, with Washington Red Raselan rated lowest.
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Spokane
Pacific Northwest
American Association of Cereal Chemists
Montana
Washington Turkey Eri
Washington Federation
Washington
Longshoremen Reject Strike Pact Plans
Ban Francisco June 17. Striking longshoremen in San Francisco and Portland voted overwhelmingly to reject a cattlement pact meant to end the 12 000 worker Coaatesse walkout. Three thousand strikers here voted almost unanimously against the proposal. Tacome recorded a unanimous vote against.
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Ban Francisco
Portland
Coaatesse
Tacome
Demonstration Follows Havana Violence Amid Turmoil
In Havana thousands of A. B. G. members demonstrated in support of the Mendieta administration led by Finance Secretary Joachim Martines Saenz. Police fought to restore order after a streetcar hijacking by alleged communists caused injuries and bomb blasts wounded several in the capital. President Mandieta, wounded, directed police actions as the city remained on edge.
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Mendieta
Havana
Joachim Martines Saenz
Prado
Central Park
Trovley
Ball
Carlos Mandieta
Secret Service
Havans
San Lueisro Blanco
Shearby
Portland Longshoremen Endorsement Sparks Agreement Doubt
In Portland 87 percent of the Local International Longshoremen's Association members voted for Uke wand action. San Francisco leaders said both Portland and local actions jeopardize the agreement, signaling likely failure of the deal.
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Portland
International Longshoremen’s Association
San Francisco
NRA board to shape post crisis business goals
An informal private conference votes to continue NRA with government role and to create a permanent 21 member advisory board of leading industrialists. The plan includes a period of emergency form after June 1 1935 to gain experience before permanent legislation. The 13 named appointees and the 16 to be ratified by Secretary Roper form the core of the new structure.
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NRA
George H. Mead
Mead Corporation
Dayton
Oho
Johnson
Bluisness
Bussehs
Mead
Roy
Pries Ey
Washington
Waslinngton
Asree
Japan
Roper
Simeout Industrial Advisory Board
Business Advisory and Planning Council
Morris &. Leeds
Leeds and Northup
Philadelphia
Walter C. Teagie
Standard Oil Company of
New Jersey
Ralph E. Planders
Jones and Lamson
Machine To
Springfield
Alfred P. Sloan
General Motors Corporation
Myron © Taylor
United
Fletcher as G P Chair? Republican Progressives Question
Washington dispatch analyzes Henry P Fletcher as a potential G O P national chairmanship pick, noting his Hoover-era ties, Latin American diplomacy, and mixed signals from Republican progressives about his conservatism and possible Hooverite leanings. The piece weighs Reed's possible 1938 bid and the broader move toward liberal versus conservative factions within the party.
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Charles P. Stewart
Washington
Henry P Fletchers
Republican National Committee
Hamiltonian
David A. Reed
Reed
Fenmailyania Senate
Kerstone
Fletcher
Hoover
New Post
Jetter
England
Henry P Fletcher
Cleer
Herbert Hoover
Missing Girl Sought After Poets Gathering
New York police seek Louise Krist an 18 year old after a Che enwich Village poetry reading. She left with an unidentified man despite friends warning her. The disappearance was reported today and authorities describe her as an attractive brunette.
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New York
Louise Krist
Cheenwich Village
Poen
Quintuplets Continue To Gain In Vitality In Ontario
Corbeil Ontario June 11 7 at end of their third week the Dionne quintuplets continued to gain vitality. Dr A T Dafoe reported them in good condition. Mentioned are States Steel Corporation Clay Williams Reynolds Tobacco Winston Salem and Henry Harriman president of the Chamber of Commerce in the United States.
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Corbeil
Ontario
A. T. Dafoe
Northwest Board Set to Meet June 32 in Spokane
Spokane reports a Pacific Northwest advisory board session set for June 32 gathering shippers, industrialists, railroad men and farm experts for the twenty eighth quarterly meeting to assess regional business conditions.
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Spokane
Wash
Pacific Northwest
Pacific Northwest Advisory Board
Langer faces federal sentencing after corruption verdict
Federal Judge Andrew Miller will sentence Langer and four close allies tomorrow after a lengthy North Dakota corruption trial. Langer seeks reelection as primary looms June 27. Defense motions await ruling as protests and security measures surround the federal courthouse amid ongoing testimony and political tension.
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Eal
Neer
Langer Repiite
Andrew Miller
Poli Ueal
Hin
Langer
Ion
Secretary of State
Dallas
Tenson
Bismarck
Blaie Highway Comparissiener
Frank A. Vorel
J. A. Kinzer
Edern Zeller
Oscar A. Chamit
Harold McDonald
Willy She
Leaders Busy On Congress Plans Amid Senate Turmoil
The piece outlines the House and Senate actions on housing legislation, the omnibus banking bill, and railway labor mediation. It notes conferees meeting at 1:30 a.m., expected reports, and friction that halted adjournment plans led by Sen Bulkley and Sen Wheeler. The Capa Verde islands are named after green seaweed drifting into bays.
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Senate
House
Robert 7. Bulkley
Ohta
Robhison
Bulkley
Robinson
Burton K. Wheeler
Manteta
Milinese election moves and party hopes for gains
Fragments show talk of election plans and party strategy, noting farmer labor interests and potential shifts in support. References to candidates, the governor, and publican votes hint at partisan dynamics and electoral stakes in Maine.
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ST Pau
Valley Foro. Sur wel Insull, the Soach, return on her way
Fragmentary OCR text recounts a Valley Foro scene with mentions of Insull, the coach, a return journey, a declarative statement about a husband’s fate, and a reference to a lakes course and names like TDANO McCALL and Ray Critenel, suggesting a sports or local event context.
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Tdano McCall
I Ray Critenel
Folf Chample Lakes
Ben Pris
Ihe
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