Resignations Sought From Treasury Officials By Sept First
Washington dispatch reports Secretary Morgenthau ordering all treasury employees who hold political party offices to resign from those posts by September first or sever all political activity. The move follows prior directives and echoes past cases involving prominent officials and state committee leaders wielding dual duties within the treasury.
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Farley
Alvin F. Fix
Internal Revenue
Philadelphia
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Roosevelt
Treasury Department
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Iternal Revenue
Sidney P. Osborne
Arizona
Jemenos Ray
iMeime
Thomas K. Cassidy
iWyoming
Butte Death Notices
Death notices from Butte list multiple funerals and memorials. Vincent Alton Wilton to be buried after a Friday funeral service at Daly-Shea and St Joan's. Holly D Williams funeral set for Saturday at Daly-Shea with 9:30 mass at St Patrick's, interment in family plot. Patrick Murphy remains awaiting instruction at Daly Shea. numerous cards and thanks from families for support and donations.
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Willams
Daly-Shea
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Robert Emmet Literary Society
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Patrick Murphy
Daly Shea
San Francisco
White's Funeral Home and Embalmers
White's Funeral Home and Embalmers at West Park Street advertise full funeral services with new dial phone number 93-3125 for inquiries and arrangements.
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Dial
Today and Tomorrow by Walter Lipppmann
Lipppmann argues that the enduring lesson of the crisis is how to make representative government work in America during great crises. He notes the temporary concentration of fiscal and monetary power in the executive, the shift away from normal legislative processes, and the need for Congress to recover powers as soon as feasible. The piece contrasts approaches in England France Australia and America, warning against a permanent dictatorship while acknowledging the temporary shift in authority.
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AAA
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England
Australia
France
Washington
Roosevelt
Offf
Funeral arrangements for Frank Quilici announced
Frank Quilici, 64, lies in state at Sherman & Reed funeral home. The funeral will be held Monday at 9 AM at St Helene Church with a solemn requiem high mass at 8:30 AM, followed by interment at Holy Cross Cemetery. The body will be taken to the family home at 2003 Cottonwood Street tomorrow afternoon.
Treweek Funeral Notice At Richards Chapel
Neighbors of Walkerville circle gather at Richards funeral chapel this evening at 8 p m for services for Agnes J. Treweek. Guardian Neighbor order notes attenders and visiting members. Funeral held tomorrow at 2 p m with Rev Frederick T Spencer officiating. Interment Mount Morris Cemetery.
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Weadcraft
Walkerville Circle
Richards Funeral
Agnes J. Treweek
Guardian
Treweek
Richards Funers Chapel
Frederick T. Spencer
Mount Morsh
State education board to open bids for new dormitory buildings
Helena July meeting of the state board of education will open bids for erecting buildings at the state university state college and state school of mines financed by PWA loans and grants. Butte project delays and a pending supreme court decision on a writ of injunction threaten progress, though Montana School of Mines officials report delays stem from Washington.
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Supreme Court
Limited Emergency Powers and Stability of Institutions
The excerpt argues against broad blanket powers to spend and lend, noting the danger of concentrated authority yet stressing the need for assurance that emergency powers can be time-limited and reversible without suspending rights. It contends that institutions resilient in storms are less likely to fail.
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Mooyright
New York Tribune
Uncle Sam Gold Hoarding Champ
The Federal Reserve Board reported the United States monetary gold stocks reached another all time high for the week ended June 20, with a net gain of 15 million dollars boosting total holdings to 7.835 billion. A year earlier at the then statutory price of 20.67 per ounce, total stocks stood at 4.03 billion dollars.
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Washington
SUN
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Federal
Dozen Injured in French Submarine Battery Blast
Cherbourg France June 21 An explosion in the battery team aboard the 600 ton warship Ariana wounded a dozen sailors as it prepared to leave the naval station after an overhaul. Three were seriously hurt though not believed fatal, the blast caused by hydrogen buildup in the battery area.
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Cow Birth Splits Jersey Herd Growth in Salah One
In Salah One Tennessee on June 21 a Jersey cow owned by T D Brixey delivered triplets, a rare event following the birth of twins. The farm notes the triple calving marks a notable addition to the family cattle, underscoring the unusual spread of dairy stock.
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Tenn
Bossy
T. D. Brixey
East senator urges education on Western irrigation needs
Erickson says Washington officials misunderstand irrigation problems and that irrigation water is life blood to the West. He vows to push a broad water conservation program from the ground up and to educate eastern lawmakers to act. He opposes crop production restrictions and urges farmers to plant all land that can bear crops while seeking new markets.
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Washington
Erickson
Senate
Montanan
Cates Fate Rested With Governor Cooney
In Helena on June 21 William Clarence Cates of Missoula faced possible executive clemency after the Montana supreme court denied a rehearing of his murder case. Cates was convicted of killing federal prohibition agent Paul A Read during an arrest on a liquor charge. The pardon board’s approval would grant clemency from Governor Frank H Cooney.
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William Clarence Cates
Missoula
Noase
Supreme Court
Cates
Paul A. Read
Frank H. Cooney
Board of Pardons
Faulty Chart Blamed in Wreck Off Kopervik Norway
June 2 report from Kopervik Norway says Captain Moeller of the sunken German cruiser Duneden blamed an allegedly faulty British admiralty chart for striking unmarked rock in the North Sea. Four lives were lost in the wreck.
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Kopervik
Karmacy Island
Norway
Peter Moeller
North Sea
Moeller
Meat consumption rises steadily in the United States
In Chicago on June 31 American meat consumption reached 17 tons per minute, with a decade of steady increases despite tight budgets. Charles D Carey, Wyoming stockman and chair of the national livestock and meat board, announced at the board's annual session. The 1933 per capita consumption stood at 142.8 pounds with pork 74 beef 54 veal 7.9 and lamb 6.8 pounds. Farm workers' wages remained at the old scale in Scotland hiring markets.
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Chicago
Charles D. Carey
Wyoming
National Lvestock and Mest Board
Trall of Woman Lawyer Ends With European Departure
In a dramatic sequence, Poderjay left his New York apartment for Europe carrying a large trunk after pressuring Miss Tulverson and the maid Flora Miller. Police note he has four trunks and six pieces of luggage, with one trunk aboard a sea‑level cabin. The case involves Miss Tulverson’s disappearance, Poderjay’s alleged aim to sever ties, and ongoing inquiries into potential espionage.
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Flora Miller
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Tul ‘Verson
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Poderisy
England
Aytes
Helen E. Vogel
Columbus
Ohio
New Law May Be Used In Strine On Const
In San Francisco June 31 the new federal labor disputes act was invoked by Washington to settle the Pacific coast longshoremen strike. Secretary Perkins proposed arbitration and asked ILWU president Joseph P. Ryan and the Waterfront Employers Association to submit the main issue for federal arbitration. Ryan favored the suggestion, others welcomed it with mixed views.
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Ban Francisco
Washington
Perkins
Joseph P. Ryan
International Longshoremen’s Association
Butte Woman's Fate to Jurors in Murder Trial
Nellie Madison, a former Butte and Dillon resident, stood trial as jurors weighed a murder case. Defense attorney argued for reason behind the shooting while the judge ruled out manslaughter and limited verdicts to guilty of murder in either degree or not guilty. Weathered by testimonies, the trial focused on whether the shooting of her husband was justified or premeditated.
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Dons
Eric Madison
Joan
Medibon
Palmer
Nob Feminst
Nellie Madison
Shawn
Joseph W. Ryan
Leibniz
Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald Advised to Rest
London June 22. Prime Minister J Ramsay MacDonald was advised by his physician to cease all parliamentary duties at once and take at least a three months complete rest for his health. There is no immediate cause for alarm but doctors feel he needs to rest after months of strain to prevent a breakdown.
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London
J. Ramsay MacDonald
Strath
Wear False Teeth With Real Comfort Adverts
An old ad claims you can wear false teeth with real comfort using a powder applied to a plate. It promises no mumbling or fitting issues and suggests relief through a feathered sprinkle method. Various sizes are offered, urging readers to buy today.
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