Submarine disasters ignite sabotage talk and doubt
In tense times suspicions arise that sabotage caused three submarines the Squalus Thetis and Phenix to sink within a month. Some urge inquiry while others insist coincidences explain the tragedies. Navy probes into the Squalus point to mechanical failure. survivors from Thetis may reveal causes while Phenix remains bottomed in the China Sea.
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Henry Foril
Michigan
United States
Great Britain
France
Senator Walsh
Massachusetts
Navy
China Sea
Britain confronts crisis as Japanese blockade tightens at Tientsin
Britain warns of grave danger after Japan blocks the British concession in Tientsin. Chamberlain and Foreign Office face embarrassment as military officials in China push the action, amid tensions tied to a British loan to stabilize currency in occupied zones. The eight-year drift in Far East policy is blamed for the new crisis.
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Tientsin
Japan
Chamberlain
China
Tokyo
Manchuria
League of Nations
Far East
Summer Weather Sparks Montana Skiers At Glacier Park
A Montana summer day finds skiers on Glacier Park slopes despite snow shortage for skiing. Tourists near Lake MacDonald enjoy the lakeside warmth while Helena sways between sun and shade, as locals joke about weather quirks and a mystery new manager looms amid season notices.
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Montana
Washington
Congress
New York
Chicago
Glacier Park
Lake MacDonald
Helena
Armour executive urges public input on business woes
Cabell of Chicago, president of Armour and Company, argues the public should guide business recovery amid rising troubles. He urges chambers of commerce and business groups to focus less on government and more on public opinion, asserting the rank and file are sound and deserve engagement.
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Cabell
Chicago
Armour and Company
Mass
Chambers of Commerce
Not coherent speech stirs thought on prosperity and regulation
Fragmentary remarks discuss national prosperity and the impact of government rules on business. A few lines reference Adolphe Menjou and a humorous, unclear exchange about mustaches. The passage reads like a garbled Tribune column fragment with limited factual content.
Hopkins Eyes Iowa Roots and 1941 Political Rise
The piece speculates Secretary Hopkins may carry the New Deal banner if Roosevelt does not run. It notes Hopkins bought the old Spaulding place near Grinnell, Iowa, and photographs show him with rural scenes. It hints at possible future moves from Washington and signals Republican forecasts for 1941 amid union changes.
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Alx
Harry Rooking
Roosevelt
Iowa
Spaulding Place
Grinnell
New York
Mr. Hopkins
Farmer Hopkins
Hopkins
Hopking
Washington
Relief and taxes amid hard times echoed by leaders
A collage of 1930s commentary on permanent relief, public debt, and taxation. Rhode Island Governor William Vanderbilt urges treating relief as lasting, Roosevelt advocates a broader income tax base, and public discourse notes debt concerns, crime, and policy shifts amid economic strain.
Editors Warn Heart Disease Menace Across Ages
In a report from the Great Falls Tribune a medical director of Clarke Insurance notes the rise of heart arterial diseases among men aged 46 to 60. He explains high death claims are paid for these illnesses as men in this active age group engage in substantial pursuits. Mortality from heart disease has climbed while other major causes decline, tied to rising life expectancy and more people living into forties and beyond.
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Ute
Ife
C Larke Company
American Life Insurance Rampanien
Youdger Eyet
Great Falls Tribune
No Man Is Alone Sermon Reflections by Rev Smyth
This sermon meditation by the Rev Noy L Smyth reflects on companionship through noble thoughts real ideas straight thinking inspiring memories and a friend who believes in you. It emphasizes conscience experience with God and personal resolve in a religious context.
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Noy L. Smyth
M. F
Er News Brindicate Co
Argentina Cattle Industry and Beef Trade Overview
This article reviews Argentina’s cattle industry from colonial roots to its 20th century export boom. It compares cattle numbers in Argentina and the United States, outlines packing plants near Buenos Aires, and notes the impact of tariffs and rising quality breeding on meat production for export markets in Europe and the United States. It discusses gauchos and South American ranch life, and includes a selection of current social and economic observations.
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Washington, D. Cy
Argentina
United
United States
Argenttina
Europe
Har
Argatina
Avalleria
United Bistes
South America
Mathai
Pampadan
South
Burnpe
Buenos Aires
Caredoba
Sante Fe
Misalsnippi
Arrentre
Factnr
Vaiverk Oberan
Vo. Finck
Buenoe
United States Packing Company
Bea
Chicago
Euione
Unich
Engincd
Uruguay
Graviatonor
Quotes on public relations and democracy from 1930s leaders
Excerpts attribute remarks to Robert M. Hanes American Bankers Association vice president Representative H W Roberts Franklin D Roosevelt at Cornell and Hebert Hoover at the National Republican club Lincoln Day dinner The text shows opinions on public relations education evolution and political participation with a prospector saying there is no gold in them thar hills
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Robert} M. Hanes
American Banker's
Aatedation
Trust Division
Franklin D. Roosavelt
Cornell Univerally
Hebert Hoover
National Rapublican Club
Washington Column Bruc Catton on Farm Tenant Help
Bruce Catton reports on New Deal efforts to aid sharecroppers and farm tenants. The Farm Security Administration expands farm leasing and mortgage insurance plans to reach up to 350 million dollars over three years, aiming to shift tens of thousands of tenants to ownership, with Senate support growing and primary backing from Senator Josh Lee.
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Washington
NEA
Ma Green
Farm Security Administration
Samshead
Xet
FSA
Senate
Secretary of Agriculture
Lea
Hellarna
Cgdrea
Nrstrata Ripks
Inswanea
Aggrave
Ma Dig Rales
Oklahoma
Lee
Health lesson from a doctor about germs and disease
A fragmented health article discusses how germs spread and how infections like rabies are treated. It mentions methods such as avoiding contaminated foods, proper hygiene, and cautions about myths. It references Dr Morris Fishbed and various outdated remedies.
Answers to Questions in Helena Independent Information Bureau
Reader questions addressed by Frederic J. Haskin. Topics include Grant’s full name and misattributed middle name, age of cave formations, wood ticks, production timelines for a new small turkey breed, value of one cent coins, Bell telephone patent case details, medieval stained glass thickness, legal procedures for assuming a pen name, weight distribution on racing cars, and long distance telephone rates from New York to London.
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Gravl
Girant
Uljom Oljesea Girant
Ulysses Sipsay
Simpson
Paters
West Pohnt
Bell
Supreme Court
Alexander Craham Bell
H.W. A
American Automobilé Assotiation
Reio
New York
London
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