Senate battle over emergency powers to cut dollar value
A coalition of Republicans and Democrats clashed in the Senate over halting President Roosevelt’s emergency powers to devalue the dollar by nine cents. The debate followed the House’s approval of a measure extending the administration’s authority for two more years, with opposition arguing continued devaluation undermines confidence. The scene reflected broader fiscal policy fights amid wartime needs.
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Senate
Roosevelt
Chamber
Conadermiun
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Rougevolt
High tension lines barricade Tientsin concessions
Readable text reports a Japanese military blockade of the British and French concessions in Tientsin on June 30. Electric wires were used as a barrier with guards preventing entry. Reports mention shootings and detentions as the stand-off with Chinese attempting to bring in food escalated.
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Tientsin
Jase
Actin
Tokyo
Tornado Devastates Minnesota Leaving Widespread Destruction
Amidst a severe twister, residents face widespread destitution as volunteers gather tonight to aid homeless families. The disaster claims several lives and causes property damage estimated up to a million dollars across communities including Champlin Maple Grove Careovan and Cedar. Trees topple, lines fail, and markets reel as towns contend with the aftereffects.
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Seacos
Careovan
Maple Grove
Champlin
Cedar
St. Frances
Arikel
Murder charge filed in hid cage case in Ohio
The state formally charged Mrs Yolnia Baker Fink with murder for throwing her one week old baby boy into a creek from a bridge near Clyde Ohio. Sheriff J L Myers filed the charge. arraignment was postponed due to the defendant’s condition. The baby reportedly was kidnapped and the mother later confessed to Myers amid witnesses.
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Frontont
Hla
Mra
Yolnia Baker Fink
Sheritt
J. L. Myers
Pesca
Clyde
Ohio
Suspect in Mattson Case Held Here
Portsmouth New Hampshire June 19 The Mattson kidnaping case continues as officers search a Livingst on farm worker who resembled Chartier Mattson of Tacoma Washington. Fingermint comparison with the FBI and federal officers in the district are involved. Over 1 700 people questioned. Four questioned here. Sheriff Brian JD O'Connell arrested the man on marragin. Officials declined to discuss the case. The sole clue is drawn from a description by a witness.
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Chartier Mattson
Tacoma
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
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Sherle Brian JD
O'Connell
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Tae
Helena Legion Post to Send Large Delegation to Convention
Helena Legion Post plans a sizable delegation to the convention in Livingston this week. Names mentioned include Artin Ammann, James Keosh, Adair, and Hraajie Altevivites with alternates listed and a Thursday drill day scheduled for competitive events to chase the state championship.
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Livingston
Ameren Leghay Post
Honar Te Legion
Stephen Py
Lagist Tarbes
James Keosh
Adair Roree
Fueien
Mee Chae Undernitht
Mader Yowan
Mra Ray Shannan
Ales Cau Krotion
Hola Andersen
Ameren Legion Aysistery
Vem
Tath Thibsudeas
Alles Wroclaw
Helen Crosby
Atlee Dupuly
Anna May Merz
Tat Tiatmes
Mary Miny
Helen Dowd
Gloria Angie
Aiea Tenn
Mary Clair Tinton
Senate approves farm mortgages to spur owner financing
Washington legislation seeks to back up to 350 million dollars in long term insured loans to farmers. The measure, urged by the agriculture committee, was reported to be headed for passage with 52 senators coauthoring the bill.
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Mussolini views 79 paintings in unusual exhibit
Cremona Italy June 11 Mussolini attended an art exhibit showing 72 paintings all depicting one object as he listened to a radio speech from Premier Mussolini. Damaged copy unusual wording notes storm damage to crops in the region.
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Vrender Mussolini
Premier Mussalini
New Theory on Cancer Cause Revealed at ASA Meeting
At the American Association for the Advancement of Science gathering in Milwaukee, doctors J. H. Davies and E. H. Sichrold of Mercy Hospital Chicago proposed a theory linking indigo dye and cyanogen gas to cancer development. They described the dye indigo and the gas cyanogen entering the body via exposure and digestion, suggesting reduced cellular oxygen and sugar excess as contributing factors, with evidence claimed from several analyses.
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Doctora J. Hi. Davie
Ef. H. Sichralts
Mercy Hoapital
Two Are Questioned In Connection With Sheepheader's Death
Anaconda, Juan 19. Sheriff Barney Larsen said Joseph Klebel stepfather of Woodrow Meehan and Jon D. Gabrohel half brother were held for questioning in Meehan's death. County Attorney William Haloran said he questioned Gabrohel. They are to testify at the inquest called by Coroner Arthur Longfellow. Neither attended the Cumberland service on Saturday in Deer Lodge. The body of Meehan, 22, with a bullet hole in the back, was found about 14 miles south of Deer Lodge.
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Barney Larsen
Joseph Klebel
Woodrow Meehan
Jon D. Ga- Hehe
Meehan
Willam Po. Haloran
Gabrohel
Arthur Longfellow
Deer Lodge
Mecham
Deer Ladino
Movie Comedian Testifies in Buckner Fraud Case
Frank Morgan, a film and radio comic, testified in federal court that he refused to invest in a Philippine railway scheme linked to William P. Buckner Jr and four others accused of mail fraud. His testimony drew attention to Loretta Young and Miriam Stopkina among others as trial proceedings continued.
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New York
Frank Morgan
Fantuade
Morgan Manate Oly
William P. Buckner, Jr
Loretta Young
Miriam Stopkina
Terliony
All-Kelly Party Staged in Iowa Wedding Occasion
An IA wedding presents All-Kelly party with Agraniva Town Sunn 18 Py. The bride Wellyn Mies and groom Clayton Wells are linked to Rock welt Othe, with Maneine Kelly and Hubert Kelly as siblings. The ceremony was conducted by Hes del S. Kelly and Rev John a. Kelly. Reception hosted by Mr and Mrs J M Kelly. county correspondent notes coverage. John J. Kelly states he is not related.
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Wicinn Welly
Clayton Wells
Rock
Othe
Tosa
Maneine Kelly
Dhe Belde
Hubert Kelly
Marclge
del S. Kelly
Uriver
John A. Kelly
Graitinges
Lawn
Briie
J. M. Kelly
Wihthle
Three Killed in Rioting Between Religious Sects
From Cawnpore India on June 19 three people died and 38 were wounded in a fresh sectarian riot. British troops were rushed to the riot area as looting and assaults were reported. earlier sectarian clashes had caused deaths and injuries.
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Amahentineden
International difficulties loom in way of extension of airline to Lethbridge
Washington June 1 reports say international complications threaten the plan to extend mail service on the prepared Ghent Falls route between Montana and Lethbridge Malli. Hearings were opened by aviation authorities as two men seek permission to operate without deficit. The Inland Air Lines case cites potential reciprocal agreements with Canada if Westerm Air is allowed to land at Lethbridge, with officials at Lethbridge Edmonton Calgary indicating they are favorable to the proposal.
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Thorkelson pushes public election of senate
Rep Thorkelson introduces a resolution to repeal the 17th amendment and require public election of United States senators. The move follows varied state methods and governors’ preferences, with legislatures selecting the final approach.
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Senate
Washington
Jane
Third Term Stance Warns of Democratic Breakdown
Senator Burke of Nebraska argues a third-term for President could unravel democracy, calling for a one-term constitutional limit to avoid centralization of power. He notes trends toward government of men over laws and warns of risks if 1940s term traditions are abandoned. Senator Van Nuys backs supporting Roosevelt or any third term.
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Washington Roaning Star
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Grace Abbott Noted Doctor Dies Amid Public Service
Grace Abbott a leading pediatric reformer and former head of the U S Children's Bureau from 1921 to 1934 died after a period of illness. She helped advance child labor laws, served on government commissions, and was recognized as one of America's 12 most distinguished women.
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Chicago
School of Rectal Service
Richey Declares F D R Deficit Is 20 Billions
Washington June 12 Lawrence Richey secretary to former President Hoover issued a memorandum on the expenses of the Hoover and Roosevelt administrations. He cites the Roosevelt deficit at 20 281 000 000 and the Hoover saver deficit at 2 021 000 000. He says if Hoover era taxation methods had applied the debt would have been cut in half. He notes relief costs since 1933 have risen and only veteran allowances have decreased.
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They Don't Hang One in Texas For Less Than a Gow
Chicago reports Travian McCarthy of Meridian Tevas was sentenced to ten days for a camera front with a loop Atora. Hermes questioned if they would hang him in Texas for this. The defendant denied and claimed the penalty was excessive.
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Chicago
Travian McCarthy
Meridian
Tevas
Tadgo Joseph FR. Hermes
British Empire Flying Boat Destroyed By Fire At Sea
In Southampton England on June 19 the Imperial Airways sea plane Cormemara a transatlantic design burned after an explosion in a refueling tank. One engineer is missing while three refueling experts aboard survived. the barge towing the burning craft reached shore and beached.
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Immerial Airways
Cowmemara
Transalantic Aerylca
Wan Destroyen
Ner
Jacaplane Bace Wi
Mussel Poisoning Death Toll Rises Along California Coast
San Francisco June 19. An agonizing death toll from mussel poisoning climbs with reports of six dead and at least 30 others hospitalized across Oakland Gilroy and Monterey. Dozens more face critical conditions as authorities investigate the toxin.
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California
Im Hoanltale
Oakland
Gilroy
Monterey
Flapper Slayer Escapes For One Last Good Time
Margavilta June 18 1929 Veloin Weat escaped from reform school with three other inmates intending a final night of freedom. Marguerite Reilley reform school head shocked by the escape while West a hammer slayer dies in 1927. The note says the escapee seeks one last time before parole. The hammer incident involved a husband slain with a hammer during a bridge party.
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Veloin Weat
Weat
Haind Thoman
Edward Wert
Hn Ree
Gblo Reformatory
Marguerite Reilley
Reformatory
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