23 Jun 1933
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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1933
Page
1
Fragmented text discusses plans tied to dollar stabilization and world economic conference leaders. Mentions dates and figures in unclear terms, with references to efforts by Amore and Mou Toft. Details are garbled but indicate debate over currency policy and global economic relief.
A scrambled dispatch describes President May racing to Europe amid global tensions. It references naval movements, economic concerns, and a timetable pointing to urgent diplomacy. The report notes ally discussions and potential policy shifts as the administration plans arrivals and talks in a key European capital.
The BL. E. agency approved a wage agreement after negotiations. The document notes continued discussion and a proposed ten percent increase, with leaders including Alvantos, John ton, and chief officials reporting progress during the conference week.
June 22 Administrators of the farm act prepared to use all powers to narrow the price spread between producer and consumer and bolster farm incomes. They considered limiting price dumping abroad and curbing surpluses through wheat sale controls, with talks on distributing surpluses and possible world wheat conference actions.
An unclear OCR item references the U. S. Land Bank and a leadership change or policy shift. The fragment mentions government, Panse, Cater, and Divs in a garbled context, suggesting a broad discussion of bank authority and potential reforms. No clear dates or outcomes present in readable text.
A wartime era conference discusses relief measures for farmers, focusing on wheat prices, production targets, and government supports. Attendees include state leaders from Wisconsin, Oregon, California, and other regions, with plans outlined for price stabilization and farm assistance programs.
Secretary Ickes told a western delegation seeking public works funds for reclamation projects he did not see much sense in bringing new land under cultivation but did not reject the appeal. The discussion touched on overproduction and the need for adequate water for reclamation efforts to lower costs.
Former New York governor Al Smith was honored at Harvard with a Doctor of Laws. He spoke to alumni, urging dedication to democracy, tolerance, and continuing American educational ideals. The event followed a morning conferral and featured brief remarks on national unity and civics.
Alfred F Smith and Felix Tie MUhea Towns were cited at Harvard University exercises for honorary Doctor of Lane. The Latin commencement address translated to Alfred the happy warrior, reflecting praise for notable American polities.
A group of about 400 farmers faced charges after a clash with deputies during a protest near Lamare, resulting in 20 farmers being held. Trials previously revealed many admitted presence at Lamare the day Sheriff Bradley was dragged and threatened with hanging. Officials say the 20 will stand trial in Orange City on July 10, with other indictments pending.
A foiled assassination was reported near a powder plant as authorities investigated an alleged plan to murder Congressman Tate. The incident raised alarms about security for public officials and prompted an immediate response from law enforcement. No further details on suspects or motives were provided in the readable text.
Six small fires were reported in forests of the West End area. The incidents appeared to occur in quick succession, with authorities indicating multiple locations affected. Fire crews responded and local officials stated no injuries or structural damage resulted.
A fragmentary report describes an alleged alien force in Mexico and strange activity linked to missing Spanish trans Atlantic fixers Capt Mariano Barberan and Trent Joaquin Collar. The text mentions Aviators last seen near Villa Hermosa with cryptic references to Havana and Teresina, amid a chaotic summary of operations and evacuations.
Faint wireless signals from a Vindsiak station were picked up in Seattle and Bremerton claiming SOS and airplane words. Seattle amateur wire operator Stevens and naval operator Brenértan reported the messages as faint and unclear. The sender signed TWAF a Siedivoeiok station. continuation noted on page 7.
The text outlines a high level debate on recognizing the Soviet Union and dispatching unofficial representatives. It mentions Frederick Topete and Col. Pape, and compares potential steps to Boris Svirsky’s Washington role. It notes timing and factors like propaganda, settlement of differences, and the broader American stance.
Washington reports from June 22 quote William Green of the American Federation of Labor stating more than 1,200,000 men had returned to work since March 1933. Roosevelt administration outlines quick spread of public works, detailing project criteria and speed to revive employment.
Revenue data released show total collections for 12 months ending last July impressed, with May totals at 214,754,133 and year to date well above prior period. Beer tax prospects suggest annual income near 280,900,000, while fermented fruit juices and soft drinks also shifted, reflecting broader tax gains across tobacco beer stock transfers and other items.
Authorities issued a warrant in justice court for a Lake Great Falls broker named Lake on grand larceny charges involving a $400 bond and alleged misappropriation. Jay Tim Cara and Hailee A were targeted in a multi-state search across Washington Idaho and Montana as detectives traced through Spokane and Wallace.
In Athens Alabama Herwood Patterson, one of the Scottsboro defendants sentenced to death, won a new trial today from the Alabama trial court. The judge set aside his conviction on nine arson charges, citing uncorroborated testimony and improbability, while defense counsel hailed constitutional law. The prosecution, led by Attorney General Thomas F Knighter, showed disappointment at the decision as the case continued toward Page 2.
In Portland harbor a presidential schooner neared sunset as Theodore Roosevelt’s party sailed slowly along the coast. The president lingered near a cove northeast of Portland, exchanging brief remarks with relatives before continuing a quiet coastal visit amid light winds and calm seas.
Mount Washington authorities report the body of missing Acy found on the mountain. The discovery followed days of search by local police and a search team from the antique dealer network. No further details were released pending identification and next of kin notifications.
Barbara and Prince begin their honeymoon after a royal wedding at the Iuesan Cathedral of Parle Todas. The event drew religious officials and required formalities set by the hrench authorities. The couple departed amid celebrations and well wishers.
Representative Brins of Tennessee declares the 100 day Congress has fulfilled nearly all pledges. He cites a record of major constructive measures enacted in a brief term, arguing the imperial session achieved more than any similar session. The claim emphasizes sacredness of pledges and anticipated long term effects on the nation.
The Associated Press reports rainfall ended a long dry spell across northern Montana from the Beech mountains eastward to Glasgow. Precipitation ranged from light to moderate with Chinook and Havre noting substantial totals. The event eased ten days of heat while sugar beet crops benefited though winter wheat suffered limited gains.
Waterton Noy Tanne aged 22 and Joseph Yalde aged 20 faced charges after allegedly confessing to sending a crude explosive to Proaidene Raoeevell and threatening letters. A States Commissioner oversaw the examination as prosecutors pursued the case with a grand jury.
A brutal heat wave grips the eastern states with temperatures soaring above normal. The Misaanipp river region reports extreme heat while cities like Washington and Baltimore see record highs. At least twenty fatalities are linked to the scorching conditions across several states including Oklahoma, Texas, Nebraska, and Minnesota.
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