Death of Mrs Elizabeth Matthews in Missoula studio
Mrs Elizabeth Matthews died from myocarditis after a sudden collapse in a Missoula studio. A $50 cash stash and £34,500 in negotiable securities were found. her income ties suggest theft by a relative or caregiver. Funeral arrangements were made by relatives from Missoula and Spokane. A separate Missoula flood report notes 7500 pounds of gear carried over Clark's Fork route as roadbed softened by floodwaters.
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Butte
Elizabeth Matthews
Derry
James Moran
Massoula
Matthews
Missoula
Clark's Fork
Ravalli
Plains
Envisioned US Envoy in Moscow to Ease Soviet Ties
Colonel Pope advised that an unofficial American envoy in Moscow could smooth relations with the Soviet Union, provide trade and political information, and act as liaison for Americans in distress. He warned of a strong Stalinist regime, rumored European war, and severe famine with widespread undernourishment.
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Moscow
United States
Soviet Union
Pope
Europe
Pone
United States Pushes Global Monetary Stabilization Effort
The American delegation champions world wide stabilization of unstable currencies and coordinated monetary policy. They seek to reduce customs duties and trade barriers while aligning fiscal measures to spur global economic activity. The dollar weakened in London as the plan drew mixed reactions from international players.
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Cordell Mull
Ronsey
United States
London
Will Vase
Jefforts
Canada
Australia
Argentina
Peliey
Radio calls may be clue to Mattern
Aviation officials cautioned against raising hopes of a Mattern breakthrough after reports of radio calls. The St Paul naval wireless station and other northern Pacific stations listened in as officials noted the only recent lead involves a 2,500 mile flight from Khabarovsk, Siberia to Nome, Alaska.
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San Francisco
St. Paul Naval
Bering Sea
North Pariffe
Malvern
Anviel
Vost
Khabarovek
Siberia
Nome
Alaska
New Picture Opens Today Hell Below at Marlow
A two day engagement of the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer submarine drama Hell Below opens at the Marlow after a successful run in New York. Stars include Robert Montgomery Walter Huston Madge Evans Jimmy Durante Eugene Pallette and Robert Young with Pearl Harbor filming scenes.
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Hell
Astor Theater
New York
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
United States
Edwarda
Robert Montgomery
Walter Huston
Madge Evans
Jimmy Durante
Eugene Pallette
Robert Young
Pearl Harbor
Jack Conway
Democrats Fulfill Promises in Budget Effort
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Democratic efforts to pass legislation enabling government expenditures to balance the budget. The text praises the party’s majority and hints at approval of measures, with emphasis on fiscal responsibility and a cooperative political spirit.
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Naseed
Lake Missing and Umgeny 15 Charged in Montana Suit
A complex lawsuit in Montana involves Lo Tin O NeLL alleging Lake failed to buy on the open market and that funds were diverted to the Lake firm. The case led to bankruptcy for the brokerage, with creditors liquidating Lake assets and the state Department of Agriculture seizing control of Lake Grain. Lake, once a prominent northern Montana figure, testified in bankruptcy court about turning over assets for creditors.
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Price
Toby
North
Alabama
Vane
Supreme Purt of Alabama
Lo Tin’ O Nell
Montana
Ost Om Jerater
Lake
Urokeraga
Warren Tools
Great Walls
Ton
Jater
State Department of Agriculture
Lake Grain Company
State Department
Heeanss
Reneer
Tonle
Hla
Monarch
Lake Hag
Great Falla
A Hyaker
Rilings
Irrigation policy debate across state administrations
A scrambled report outlines irrigation questions presented to state administrations and the reclamation bureau. It notes officials favoring a federal reclamation approach and discusses project feasibility, budget estimates, and sequence of evaluations. Named regions include Montana and New York, with references to committees and officials weighing future water control.
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Wurean
Interior Department
Thiver
Montana
U.S. Hires for Public Works Under Recovery Law
Federal board outlines employment goals under the national recovery act for short work hours and fair wages. Preference given to qualified unemployed workers located locally to minimize labor migration and maximize local participation in federally funded projects.
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Vie Faderud
Gia
Jornem
Moywent
Bry
United States
Cire
Ord Orpintior
Peinet
Wal
Oceoneane
Phe Rabiaen
Coblert
Praval
Sereeselt
Cane Kopplle
Chum Waste and State Board Review Projects
A report notes actions by a state adulsery board and mentions Bel aPDraves and Montina figures. It reports a hospital visit, a 22 year old, and references historical Montana ranching and early residents with several names and a road accident near an Aonounaiain resort.
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Chum Wasteangtun
State
Washington
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Ilfrey
Iene Rickey
Ottles
Jello
Eddy
Tage
Errationa
Tindelar
Viviana
Pittman
Scottsboro
Andersen Phgiograph
Renlely
Spa
Andersea
Robert Yours
Robert Montgomers
Umgeny 15
Sanders
Bosinn
Fine
Everett Sandere
Republican Tanannl Committee
Nationahowe
Representa~tives
U.S
Broadwater Pavilion
Beckman’s Prodl
Eleventh Avenue
Fctables
North Mai
Bi Enga
Frankfurters Gau
Carton
Calu
Chutelt
Agartes M. Blackmun
Aldose Huinters
Guhen Tyhe State Hospital
Montina
Bletamian
Here
Ran Tiere
Galli
Amigo
Minin Mack Vortees
Shreridan
Dercathst
Aonouniain Resort
Miles
U.S. Navy
Robert Ymontgomery
Walter Tuston
Subianate
Totton Ad Andr
Sulvairne
Bee
Elas
Peter Ty Chota
Dick’s Cash Grocery
Rodney and
Breckenridge
Nash Co “Sl
Sue Bros
Ous
Dines
F of Fire Works
Tello Sin
Union Tead Tobacco
Prince Alice Tahacea
Velvet ‘Tobi
Selal
Rex Fleur
Alrea Sqans
Rae
Quatre Headquarters
Marquis Lemon
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