Glago Heads Strong Blog In Campaign
Washington reports a coalition led by Senator Glass to strip President Roosevelt of devaluation power. The group argues no country benefits from cheap money and plans to oppose the administration's fiscal policies. The Senate may act as the House measure to curb presidential authority nears a June 30 expiration.
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Washington
Senator Glass
D.va
Senate
Roosevelt
Giksa
Treasury
Urson
House
Can
DIM
Treasury’ Authority
Senate Leaders Move To Speed Relief Bill Action
Washington June 1 Senate leaders arranged to speed action on the 730 million relief measure as house officials plan to curb any delay. The bill could move from subcommittees to the floor by week’s end with Majority Leader Barkley promising timely action and Adams and Sonder urging swift passage to prevent W P A funds running out June 30.
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Senate
Washington
Senate Lendiern
House
Charman Adams
Cole
Wender Narkley
Bean Rana
Barkley
Speed
W.P A
J. Harrington
Adama, & Sonder
Barber Twists Fate with Ten Dollar Tip Parade
Rosario Tata, a barber known for long service, wears a hat and now gains ten dollars richer after two longtime customers offered him ten dollars each for a haircut. The unusual gesture highlights small-town generosity in this June report from Britain.
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Britain
Cent
Rosario Tata
Tata
Long Refugees Reach Antwerp After Transatlantic Voyage
Ackwerp June 17 AP The five hundred seven Jewish emigrants from Germany endured disappointment aboard the Hamburg America liner as they docked in Antwerp awaiting U S entry. They faced a long wait due to US quotas and possible reviews but greeted crowds with relief, some securing temporary refuge in Belgium the Netherlands France and Britain while awaiting permits. Most hoped to reach the United States, while one passenger reportedly harmed himself during the voyage.
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Ackwerp
Germany
America
Antwerp
United States
Haameberg
Havana Harbor
authenteWo
Antwerp Nerhor
Belgium
Netherlands
France
Britein
Outstanding speakers chosen for Montana bank convention
Four speakers were secured for the Montana Hawkers association convention at Yellowstone Park June 23 and 24. The lineup includes Philip A. Henson of the American Hawkers association and Ding Susings Bank of Brooklyn, NY. Marcus Nucker of New York University. T. Daner from the U.S. State Department. Be Placrk of First National Bank of Wahoo. and A K Strand of Montana State College. The event at Cuiyon hotel aims for a record attendance with nearly 500 registrations already received.
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Montana Hockers' Association
Yelonstone Park
Mib
BW. Walker
Lene
Sue
Axel Nelson
Sidney
Philip A. Henson
American Hawkers’ Association
Ding Susings Bank of
Brooklyn
Marcus Nucker
New York University
Central Hanover Bank
Teast Vonmany
New York
T. Daner
States Department of the United States
Placrk
First Nanana Bank of
Wahoo
Ned
Country Bank
Tir A
Three Are Named On Murder Count By Federal Jury
A federal grand jury indicted several defendants including Indian men held in the Yellowstone county jail. Names include Prlor Takes the iHorse and William Shane Jr. of Billings. Indictments cover murder and other offenses. trial terms may begin soon as Districts assign cases.
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Waa
Jamen UW
Ralls
Tye
Severn
Fialdnia
Prlor
iHorse
William Shane, Jr
Yellowstone County
Billings
Scott
Manhunt hunts fugitive after double deputy killings in Wisconsin
In Wisconsin a fugitive killed two volunteer deputies at a snowbound cabin near Hayward. District Attorney Jay C. Davis identified the suspect as Tay Olaan, a 48-year-old previously charged with auto theft and robbery. A chase across Chippewa River country ended with gunfights and the fugitive escaping into woods as searchers closed in.
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Hayward
Wis
Dune
Heavey
Chinpewa River
Jay C. Davis
Moose Lake
Olron
Carl (Cully) Johnson
Kim
Feed Colt
Mantle of Snow Covers Hills as Mercury Stumps
Snow and sleet blanket the hills while temperatures plunge to record lows for June in Wetona area. A manned at annet reports a new June record with near historic depths as squalls stretch from Spokana to Aillings. Eastbound WAK plane arrival is delayed and Northwest Honea reports travel disruption amid the weather.
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Anet
Uptandarman Almort
Wetona
Spokana
Wael
Aillings
W.A.K
Honea
Leaps From Bridge Not a Death by Action in Panama City
A man leaped from a bridge rail into the river in Panama City on June 17 but investigators found the act was not suicide. He had missed his tugboat, planned to pass under the bridge, and jumped as the tug neared, then climbed aboard.
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Panama City
Fla
Aubeido
Halil
Mother of Infant Held for Murder Confesses
Tremont Ohio June 17 Prosecutor A L Mayzer announced Velma Baker Fink confessed she killed her 10 week old son Halden Buster whose body was found in a Clyde Creek near their home. The confession followed a long line detector examination after hours of questioning in the presence of Myers deputy Mrs Orin Hier mother of Mrs Park and Baker's brother and Howard G Robins son were present.
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Shis
A. L. Mayzer
Velma Baker Fink
Halden “Buster
Clyde
Ohio
Hwevit UT
Myers
Orin Hier
Park
Dni. Baker
Howard G. Robins
Haldon Fink
Grenn Creek
Oren Wakter
Velma Fink
Molies
Ste
French Empire Mourns Loss of 71 in Submarine
The French Empire mourns the loss of 71 aboard the submarine Phent off French Indochina. Only traces found include fuel oil slicks and wreckage, with authorities reporting 71 confirmed dead out of a crew of 100. Allied navies, including British and Mongolian units, join in the search as warships scour the area for signs of the vessel.
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French Empire
Paris
Tuna
France
Fonleht
Phepia
China
tndo-China
Var Ranhh Bay
Phent
Runvea
Clouds Of Smoke Rise From Hose In Heat Incident
Las Cruces New Mexico June 17 A firemen report describes clouds of smoke rising from a garden hose as sprinklers caused by a malfunctioning water boiler exploded into steam. A team investigated the incident noting the water was extremely hot and a boiler line backed into a cold pipe.
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Las Cruces
N. M
Junio
Inkinsen
New Mexico State
Jap British Tension In Tientsin Reaches Dangerous Pitch
In Tientsin amid rising Jap British strains the report notes heightened tensions affecting the region. The piece also discusses Montana wheat outlooks with optimistic forecasts for a harvest resembling 1938. Weather conditions in parts of Montana favor winter wheat growth and moisture supports a strong spring outlook.
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Tientsin
Rowmat
Rawal
Arcus
Former Montana Man Passes In Colorado
Thomas J. Wimpler, a long-time Montana and Colorado resident, died after a life in mining and carpentry. Born in Montana, he moved from Butte to Grand Junction and Evansville, Indiana, with several relatives noted as present at the service. The notice lists relatives Relph A of Grand Junction, George of Kansas City, and Raymond of Evansville.
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Thomas J. Wimpler
Montana
Colorado
Vincennes
Ind
Relph
Grand Junction
George
Kansas City
Raymond
Fvansvliia
Tnd
Blowout Sparks Nationwide New Jersey Driving Crackdown
In Providence New Jersey a dramatic tire blowout triggered a chain of crashes. Police led by Patrolman Kiernan inspect damaged vehicles while authorities consider stricter brake checks after 28 plates flagged for faulty brakes and 48 with defects. Courts to charge drivers with operating cars with defective brakes as Providence tightens traffic safety.
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Tura Ding
Tarrolman Kiernan
Warren A. Maretin
Deve
Marthe
Dobna
Kaan
Josnob Parker
Gree c Nets
Sinllar
Alice
Wotorinta
Provitencs
Mhoena
Bidenna Rava
Carn
Finca
Jali Scutoncen
Postponement of Guard Review Due to Rain
Weather forced a postponement of a Montana National Guard parade and review. Brig. Gen. John W. Mahan announced the delay and said the review would be held next week if conditions improve. Visitors will be allowed on the camp today.
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Montana National Guard
Fifa
John W. Mahan
Gin Toy Va Ayer
Ani
Welcord
Hrigne
U S Admiral Varnell to Arrive Next Monday
Admiral Harry B. Varnell of the United States Navy is scheduled to arrive Monday in Montsin for an inspection tour amid tensions in the British and French concessions. Reports note a fragile security situation and limited provisions as the city experiences food shortages.
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U.S
Montsin
Ademiral
Harry B. Varnell
United Stiles Adiic
Ie Tlentain
Admiral Fa
Algak
Six Watersheds in Dawson County Chosen for Study
The Agriculture department announced selection of six additional watersheds in Dawson County Montana for immediate work under the 118 irrigation program. They are Upper Seven Mile Creek Lower Seven Mile Creek Deer Creek Margin Creek Thirty Eight AIG Creek and Runge Creek. Work on the Upper Clear Creek watershed was previously initiated. The department will assist farmers and ranchers in developing springs wells pumping equipment construction of ponds and reservoirs for flood irrigation.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Danaan County
Montana
Seven Mile Creek
Seven Mun Creek
Clear Ciek
Dawson County
Waa Wulherizof
Deterrents 10 Americasd Eliminated in Tax Review
Washington reports a tax review on a bill favored by the committee majority, citing its potential benefits to business and noting Democratic objections over insufficient reforms. The measure, involving rates, exemptions, and two extra years of nuisance taxes and postage, moves to the House for debate with Senate action urged to prevent revenue losses. Roosevelt hints at pairing next session to adjust individual income levies and exemptions.
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API
House
Congress
Senate
Hindeu
Roosevelt
Letter to Lovelorn Backfires in Divorce Case
A husband’s letter to a national advice column admitting infatuation with another woman becomes evidence in his wife’s divorce suit. The wife produced the clipping and the columnist’s reply. the husband acknowledged writing the letter. The newspaper notes the columnist’s response and the “hot spot” remark.
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Campa
Pia
Melarelor
Ahe
Annexation of Danzig Inevitable Says Goebbels
Propaganda Minister Paul Joseph Goebbels told a cheering crowd that the union of the Free City of Dan z e with Germany is inevitable and cannot be prevented by any power. He claimed Dan z e belongs to Germany due to strategic geography and warned that opposing the union would weaken Germany and reward its enemies.
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Jung
Danse
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Paul Joseph Goabbels
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Rele
Vistula
Poland
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Adolf Mitter
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Hitler
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