Third Party Talk Heats Up In Capital Campaign
Washington reports outline Democratic moves to woo progressives ahead of the Democratic National Convention. Signs point to possible third party discussions, with executives and lawmakers predicting a shift if the party fails to adopt a broader policy. Analysts note South tensions over convention rules and potential realignments ahead of Philadelphia.
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World News In Brief From Incomplete OCR Text
Fragmentary dispatches report a Detroit woman aiding investigators while references to Black Legion and relief bills surface amid Senate confusions. Other items mention strikes, union drives, political branding, and international tensions with sparse clarity.
Landon Knox Parley Ends as Campaign Opens Near
Governor plans rest before campaign after two days of talks with Landon. Knox parts ways, signaling start of presidential race groundwork. Hamilton and New York trip outline fundraising and party reorganization ahead of platform speeches and social security amendment push.
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Forsyth Leader Carl Gillin Heads County Association
Carl Gillin of Forsyth was elected president of his county association at a statewide convention. Thorne of Fort Henson was named vice president, McCarthy of Hardin reappointed secretary treasurer, and Brown of Elena ward retained as association counsel. Next convention set for Teed Lodge. governor to appoint Leo Williams to the State Livestock Commission. Resolutions urged higher county income from taxes, liquor profits, and other revenue. tax reforms proposed. feeder road specs to lower costs. four year elections proposed. continued coverage on Page 4.
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Montana State Senator Blankenbaker Dies in Highway Crash
State Senator Blankenbaker of Virgallo dies from chest and hip injuries after a collision on the Hayres Great Falls highway near Virgelle. Stokes of Great Falls and Albert Hegge of Great Falls die from injuries. Blankenbaker, a Missouri native, held extensive Montana land holdings and ranches. He is survived by a widow, two sisters, and a nephew. Funeral arrangements pending.
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Rep Zomchegk 18 Not To Be Released Yet
Washington reports that a tribunal at Galtinger minor hospital ward is investigating the mental condition of Representative Marion A Zlonebeek. No decision has been made on release or transfer of the congressman as of June 17.
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Texas Mob Seeks Murderers After Slaying
Reports from Bay City describe a mob of about 200 converging on the jail in search of eight Black men linked to the slaying of Tip Summons at El Campo. Sheriff Harris Milner said the crowd demanded information on suspects as authorities investigated a possible confession and implicated others.
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HOUSE OF OAD Ka a He GH & USDA SA SWE 18 T DEAD
The report states a fatal incident as a coroner at Hiyard and Dagner noted the death. An unknown individual was killed by a pistol during the body retrieval following a call about the death.
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Fascist march planned on Paris and Black Legion stabbing case
A chaotic report describes a Black Legion female victim found bound and beaten after exposing their incendiary literature. It also notes a planned nationalist march on Paris by the movement, with clashes in Marseilles and widespread strikes affecting workers and police.
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Death toll at refinery blast stands at four
A refinery blast results in four deaths as investigators work to determine the cause. Names and exact circumstances remain unclear due to damaged text. Authorities urge caution as recovery efforts continue at the site.
Just a Minute with Irvin 5 Coub
A San Bernardino segment describes hotel contrasts in small towns with nightly routines. It notes a manager assigning a specialist to front room duties and a noisy street scene around 2am. The piece ends reflecting on calls for reform and social change.
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Montana Plan Approved By Federal Board Says Gov Holt
Montana officials report federal board approval of the state's old age pension plan. Governor Holt cites projected funding of about 17,500 dollars monthly for a three month period and mentions enhanced aid for dependent and aged residents. The article notes state coordination with the Montana Old Age Pension Commission and anticipated monthly payments to eligible citizens.
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Montan a March event and church service noted
Text fragments describe a Montana March event with a sermon led by Rev Woyrl and references to a brand commander and a private sermon. It mentions Lewlatawn and Great Rally Frind and a chi gel service AL. The source is garbled and partially unreadable.
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Albert WoCtine
Arkansas Denies Negro Murdered in Unrest After Strike
A clash near Cridfield County center followed reports that a Black man was killed during union tensions. Sherif Meward Curlin announced the death as part of a larger strike dispute at the Sitio Truant area. The event spurred a protest meeting led by city officials and union leaders, with authorities vowing to investigate. Curlin said the suspecting parties claimed self defense amid heated accusations. The report notes the broader labor agitation among cotton workers and the resulting unrest.
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Final agreement nears on tax plan in deadlocked bill
Washington reports a tentative Senate House conference deal ends long deadlock over taxing undistributed corporate earnings. Conferees say progress clears the way for final compromise and drafting by tomorrow. The breakthrough follows months of dispute and is expected to push the measure toward adjournment this weekend.
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Drought Shrinks Wheat Prospects Across States
Reported widespread drought cripples wheat yields in Hiemuck and neighboring areas. Gov. Welford and agricultural experts in Margo advance plans to seek federal drought relief, with state officials coordinating in Washington. Civil relief groups track crop losses as spring grain prospects worsen in South Dakota and Montana.
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Welford Seeks Audience With President in Washington
Government figure Welford was reportedly granted a request to confer with the President. The meeting was arranged for Washington to discuss policy matters. Dispatch notes an official itinerary in the capital and emphasizes the importance of the audience.
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Lovers of Animals Fight to Save Elephant from Firing Squad
A crowd pleads to spare an elephant named Wally as officials seek to halt execution. A restraining order delays the planned death while legal action proceeds in Superior Court. Mayor and administrators respond with protective measures as petitions surface to keep the animal alive.
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