Transpolar airmen near Vancouver Island goal in reach
Soviet transpolar airmen report at 11:25 p m they are 50 miles west of Vancouver Island's north tip as Army signals station in San Francisco relays they seek weather data and port control. The mission continues toward Moscow and Ban Tidnessee, with stopover requests noted in the Seattle dispatch.
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Seattle
M.S
Vancouver Island
Army Signal Compa Ptalion
San Peanesseo
AO Rifles
San Draitzeo
Senedd Vretet
San Mranclere
Rucgi
Tanight
Wosshien
Saypee Heypbes
Bash Columbia
Woman’s voyage to Siam ends after perilous journey
Juanpoon, Wurman, Jaure, and Amelie harhart are noted as travelers to Siam. Amelie harhart took off at 204 om today and arrived after a night ordeal in Burma, described by her as the worst experience of her journey. Her destination was believed to be Hangkok, Siam, about 400 miles southeast of her starting point.
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Juanpoon
Wurman
Jaure
Amelie Harhart
Hangkok
Siam
Wheeler pushes Montana water projects in treasure state
Senator Burton Wheeler of Montana seeks to amend a $1.5 billion relief bill to fund six Montana Water Conservation projects totaling about $2.104 million. He cites federal eligibility issues due to bond handling and notes the projects have Wil approval and engineering work completed. Projects include storage reservoirs in Powell County and Bullhead River, irrigation plans in Meagher and Molden Valleys, and river storage in Ravalli Carter Crook counties.
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Washington
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Montana Water Conservation Program
Wheeler
Palle Works Administration
Aci
Montana Jewishrtnre
P Wil
Whee
Eal
Nevada
Powell County
Ihner
Sireneate
Sidney Pummng
Knath Lag Coutts
Kiwanis Gathering Opens National Meet in Indianapolis
Indianapolis prepares to host about 6 000 Kiwanis members from across the nation for the opening of the twenty first International convention. The event brings clubs from all parts of the country to welcome delegates and begin the conference activities.
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Indianapolis
Hirsi International Evanyenlon
Ure Arkinization
The New Game and a Political Revolution
Dorothy Trompson discusses Jay Franklin’s claim that Washington’s moves constitute a new game aimed at replacing checks and balances with centralized rule. She notes plans for judiciary and executive restructuring, water and food control, and a party discipline shift to rally youth, labor, and agriculture. Franklin sees this as a political war within democratic bounds.
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Jay Franklin
Jung Li
Tosh
Uiita
Organized Labor
Organized Agriculture
Construction Starts Monday on $45,000 Shodair Memorial Hospital
Helena reports construction will begin Monday on the $45,000 Shodair Memorial Hospital for crippled children. The building, two and a half stories of reinforced concrete, measures 70 by 42 feet with quake resistant design and will join the west end of the present hospital. George Jacoby of Helena holds the general contract, Falmaul Electric of Helena the electrical, and excavation work starts soon with completion targeted for October 3.
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Louta Wr Biodsir Hospital
Bt. John's Stirf
George Jacoby
Helena
Ha Falmaulst Electric
Ofelena
Rommit
Wepner
A.B. Bradham
Lars ‘Gurisen
Mra Henner
Loma
World News In Gist From Global Dispatches
Johnstown Pennsylvania places under martial law amid steel plant shutdowns as John L. Lewis calls off miners march while Washington hosts talks with steel officials and unions. Soviet flight speeds toward Canada from Moscow and other early war era tensions are noted along with European political shifts and a Barrie death tribute in London.
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Johnstown
Invernor Earle
Pethinhem Steel
Cambria
Washington
John L. Lewis
Cleveland
San Francisco
Canada
Moscow
San
Racing Cruisers at Fort Benton
Fort Benton hosts a Missouri River race from St Louis to Fort Benton with four 85-foot cabin cruisers from Live Mountain Eldet. The event drew cheers from thousands as crews competed in a $3000 prize race on the river ending today.
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Fort Benton
Wert Benton
Thaagand
St. Lowis
Government of Alum fights dissent over emergency powers
Parla June 18. The chamber of deputies voted to give Prime Minister Lean Tum powers to rehabilitate French finances, returning to the senate a front feared to become a life or death issue for his government. The upper house rejected 188 to TR the measure embodying emergency powers. opposition called it dictatorial.
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Parla
Chamber of Deputies
Ihenecandine
Deerea
Senate 4
Hia
TR Tha Bi
Just A Minute With Irvin Cobb
Irvin S. Cobb laments loss of privacy amid candid camera culture and x ray and passport photos. He argues sensational closeups invade personal life, urging readers to stay prettied up despite modern media intrusion. Published from Santa Monica, June 18, reflecting early 20th century concerns about photography and privacy.
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Santa Monica
Cat
Irvin S. Cobb
Final Collapse of Reol Bilbad Without Fighting
Franco's forces entered Bilboa after a nine day last offensive shattered Basque defenses. Asturian dynamiters blew eight bridges, enabling a white flag flush of the city. Spanish government denounced German torpedo charges as false while wartime movements shifted toward Madrid and Santander.
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Associated Press
Bilboa
Francisco Franco
Franco
Elt
Asturian
Franco T
Hasque Miliiamen
Asturias
Ailbad
Samtander
Agar
Banlander
Mae Arid
Madrid
Valencis
Indalovia Prieto
Andnar
Letpate
Algerian
Prieta
Germany
German Hay Cancel Vatican Concordat Report
In London officials and newspapers report that Germany intends to cancel the Vatican Concordat. Talks between Germany and Britain and other powers are described as testing the Vatican agreement amid retaliation claims.
Republic Plant in Youngstown Scene of Fight
A deadly confrontation at the Republic Steel plant in Youngstown left one man dead and seven others wounded among striking workers and police. John Bogo Vieh, linked to the Steel Workers Organization, died. wounded include Thomas Osraby and Ed Salt, with others unnamed. Police say women CIO sympathizers were ordered off site and police used tear gas as crowds surged, with continued coverage on page 17.
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Youngstown
Ohio
Republic Steel Corporation
John Bogo- Vieh
Steel Workers Organizing Committee
Thomas Osraby
Bulet
Ed Salt
Youngstown Vindicator
Hott Loga
CIO
Gazeito
Prices for Gatile Higher This Summer and Fall
Washington, Jan 19. Government agricultural experts expect higher slaughter cattle prices this summer and fall than last year. The Bureau of Agricultural Economics notes demand is rising, supplies are tighter, and prospects of large grain crops support the trend.
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Washington
Bureau of Arrientural
Chief Justice Hughes Warns on Liberty Threats
Almhurst, June 16 AP reports Chief Justice Hughes warned that a temporary majority threatens democracy. At a campus dinner he urged experts to address current problems and urged graduates to seek knowledge to defend liberty against demagogues.
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Almhurst
Mays
APY
Dastie
Ore Rana Surhoridess
CHF
Ortre
Basi
Justier
Amhatrat
Providence
Mo Brown Youtyoratty
B.ong
Ehtet Auation
War prophecy dates spark around Berryville farm hoax
In Berryville Virginia Mrs John Levis hen hatches an egg bearing a message War that June 20. The bizarre claim ties to a prophecy and a letter from an egg shell that caused local wonder and skepticism. Authorities and residents debated the hoax and the chance of tampering with the egg message.
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Berryville
John Levi
O'Tenry
Antatlavern
Remreono
Helena Great Falls Route to Be Lighted
Senator James E. Murray announced that construction of a lighting system for the Helena Great Falls air route in Montana would begin soon after July 3. Acting Bureau of Air Commerce director Howard Tough said site selection was nearing completion and indicated no delay in acquiring materials.
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Washington
James E. Murray
Montana
Howard ¥. Jtough
Bureau of Air Commerce
Helena-Great Falls
Bureau
Tough
Evacuation deadline passes at Bethlehem Steel Cambria works
Johnstown Pa June 20 The deadline set by Governor Earle for evacuation of the Cambria works of Bethlehem Steel passed without indication that workers were leaving at the Gautier gate. Engines operated behind the mill while guards and pickets watched. The governor warned of drastic action if evacuation failed within two hours.
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Johnstown
Earle
Cambria Works
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Big Gautier Mill
M.S
Lewis urges miners to cancel Johnstown march peace bid
Washington reports Dee Presswimu, counsel for the Sure Workers Organizing Committee, says John D. Lewis asked miners to abandon a March on Johnstown and cooperated with Governor Earle’s request to delay the action for public peace. Proxivanan notes the move followed a letter from the governor. Reports had spread of 40,000 miners planning to march to Johnstown to support steel strikers.
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Washington
Dee Presswimu
Sure] Workers Organizing Committee
John DT
Lewis
Johnstown
Pressman
Earle
Pennsylvania
Bt Ueld
Spence
Proxvinan
Plan
Johnstown Femoris
President Cannot Send U 5 Troops Despite Disturbances
Washington June 19 Secretary to the President Stephen T. Early said the government cannot order troops to quell disturbances unless a governor or state legislature requests federal aid. He commented on a second request from Johns town Pa Mayor Daniel J. Shletda and stressed he was not asking for presidential intervention.
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Washington
Stephen TT. Early
Roosevelt
Early
Daniel J. Shletda
Johnstown
Purvis Elected Chief of D A V in State
In Anaconda at the annual convention James Purvis of Missoula was elected president of the Disabled American Veterans of the World War. He succeeds John Gormley of Great Walla and a slate of officers including Ungiah, Fairhault, Lae, Moon, Rasmussen, Burts, Conte, and Nordberg were chosen to serve as senior and junior vice commanders, treasurer and adjutant, sergeant at arms, chaplain, and judge advocate. The convention adjourned with plans for an executive committee meeting in the city later.
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Anaconda
Intra Purvis
Missoula
Purvis
John Gormley
Kreat Walla
Robert Ungiah
Great Walla
Nenior
Oliver Fairhault
Elmer Lae
Jvingatan
Mander
Lawrenna Moon
Offena
Marcus P. Rasmussen
Fay Burts
Kaliepotl
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