Roosevelt Plan Conference Shapes New Lending Outline
A White House conference on Roosevelt’s 3.16 billion loan program debated how it should be enacted. Attendees included key lawmakers, administration officials, and reporters as talks covered interest rates and lending terms with aim to craft a clear plan.
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Washington
Jing
White House
Roosevelt
Congress
Tycho
Sonston Barkles
Ierest
Barney
Ren Bil
Mose
Blankevell
Tolay
Arsen Sk Jones
Long Chatrian
John M Curmindy
Med Certridieation Administration
Jones
Teaas Hanker
Vicw
Garner
Verreansimnetion Tm
British Action Near Crisis as Japan Ties Trade to Tianjin
The British Japan crisis deepened as Britain warned Japan that further protest could lead to decisive action against Tianjin measures. Reporting from London and Tokyo notes protests over alleged four terrorists, British currency ties for Japan, and joint policing pressures amid the Far East stand off.
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Britain
Japan
Tientsin
Patialto
Hariere
Buthd
Rte
United States and Britain Pact For War Reserves Cotton Rubber
The United States and Great Britain signed an agreement to exchange strategic war reserves of American cotton for British rubber to strengthen both nations in a potential major conflict. The deal, signed in Towton by Joseph P Kennedy and Oliver Mackey, aims to ease cotton surplus and secure rubber supplies, with approval expected from lawmakers and a continuation on Page 2.
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Washington
United States
Great Britain
Towton
Joseph P. Kennedy
Oliver Mackey
Moraeyell
Hope Breakthrough Hopes in TV Deal Amid Senate Talks
In Washington a tentative plan surfaced during a meeting of senate and house conferees. Norris Oldte and Senator Wheeler proposed a compromise to Chairman Mow and other house members to approve a $78 million purchase of Tennessee Valley properties with funds to be used for a TV plant.
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Washington
Jung
Faye
Tennessee Valley
Hsndiy
Tadiy
Newris
Sebonfler Iit
Senate
House
Norris Ouldte
Wheeler
Monty
Sompromini
Chalravan
TWA
Tennessee Mteeling Power Company Properties
Siam Name Change Reported as Thal Wand of Life
Washington June 25. Siamese Government notifies the state department it changes the country name to Thal a term implying The Wand of Life. The name is used publicly only in foreign context, takes effect today the anniversary of the coup d etat establishing the current Siamese government.
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Washington
Nes
State Department
Sinn
Fishermen to Benefit From Montana Fish Hatchery Output
Montana hatcheries plan a strong season with trout releases across rivers. Officials, including Caherles chief Whanude Impertian, report 1.5 million rainbow trout and 400,000 native cutthroats distributed from Red Lodge and Oval hatcheries. Distribution extends into western streams with inspections planned at Polson, Somers, and Bigfork areas.
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Montana
Hennent
Azutels
Monetann
Oval
Red Lodge
Caherles
Whanudemi Impertian
Uvarido
Aleguat
Siontember
Nice Ani
Schotlid
Polson
Somers
Bby
French War Plane Production Surges Ahead Of Schedule
Paris reports French air plants advance plan number five to boost defense. Colonel Petit says more than 200 military planes a month are being produced under a revived national morale drive. The effort, mirroring U S prep, targets 2500 first line war planes with ample reserves, while air force personnel rise to about 77,000 from 65,000 a year ago.
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Paris
France
Ate
Guy LeChambra
Slx
Schedals
Air Ministry
Danek
Haneda
Nevenaue
Robert fePetit
Colono
Petit
United States
Abo Han
Gabnelle Patt
Public Health Meeting Program At Butte Completed
Arrangements for a two day public health meeting at Butte have been completed with general attendance open. The program includes addresses by state health officials and a motion picture on life of a noted figure, plus talks by medical authorities from both state and national levels.
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Butte
Jamea A. Hayne
Golanthia
8. C
She Wayd Uck
Te Atate Anid
Cogswell Aard
Baw
Edmonton
Alta
Apcakorn
FT. Terrill
Ubercuotsis
Galoo
A. K. Kilbourne
Graduates May Attend State School Centers
The opinion clarifies eligibility for admission to state vocational training centers for high school graduates aged 16 to 21 under the 1929 law. County Attorney Harold K. Anderson requested guidance, and the state vocational board recently approved Lewis and Clark County's application designating the high school aeronautics department as No. 1 vocational training school. The record notes exceptions for those over 21.
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Freebourn
Harold K. Anderson
Atate Voor ‘Tional School
Lewis and Clark Ienunty
High School
Aeronautica Department Theatere
Baby Sent to Play Is Killed by Train in Valley Springs
June 23. A 22 month old girl Shirtey Herrema was sent to play by her mother Mrs Pater Herrema. The child stood on railroad tracks waving at an approaching engine. The train struck and instantly killed her before the mother could reach her.
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Valley Springs
Pater Herrama
Poland Must Give Danzig to Germans
Berlin reports a German diplomatic pressure scenario over Danzig and the Polish corridor. Observers say Nazi officials tie claims to Cerman military strength and the broader aim to curb Polish resistance, with continued talk of force and negotiation amid the looming crisis.
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Poland
Danzig
Berlin
Tiny Vellore
Bhs
Propacanda
Miniater
Gorbhale
Mushia
France
Novus
Abe
Fourth of July Premature in Chicago Suburbs
Fireworks stockpile explosion at a western suburbs sales depot unleashed a powerful blast. A night watchman reported three men approaching with a warning before the depot was destroyed. Thousands of residents woke to the explosion and rushed to the scene, as authorities investigated the incident.
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Chicago
Reini
Frank Fest
Thousanis
Pittman Blames Treasury Action for few Silver Miners Jobs Lost
Senator Pittman charged treasury policy reduced silver prices and cost about 418,000 mining jobs in the West while debate over extending Roosevelt era monetary powers. He said the price drop from 77.6 to 64.84 cents per ounce harmed miners, gained Treasury revenue but reduced relief funds and mine tax returns. He urged Congress to renew domestic purchase programs to prevent further cuts.
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Washington
Renatar Titman
Nev
Ims
Teraginal Treasury
Roosevelt
Pittmson
Rwork
Morgenthaw
New York
Truman
Senate
Treasury
Increase to 77 Cents Demanded by Silver State Senators
Washington June 23 Senate Leader Barkley said the treasury offered to extend for six months beyond June 30 its price of 64.64 cents an ounce for domestic silver and that silver state senators were informed after a White House conference on the president's lending program. The debate over extending monetary powers continues as senators from the West hold out amid a prolonged fight.
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Washington
Senate
Barkley
D. Ky
Treasury
la Vie Hose
St Johns Hospital Dedicates Building In Honor Of Patron Saint
The St John s Hospital community prepares for the dedication of its new building to honor the patron saint. The ceremony marks the feast of the Nativity of St John and features blessings by church officials and local dignitaries. Attendees include hospital leadership and members of the Sisters of Charity of Teavens worth.
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ST. John’s Hospital
Huy
Taday
Phaetag
Caietto
Jalil
Partiamantes
Long
Mont Hoy
John Napnist
Velen
Joli the Baptist
Bern Ehisen
Guard Companies Leave Camp After Strong Ironstye Training
Montana guard units depart for home stations after a two week Ironstye camp at Camp Roy Re Ayers. Adjutant General says the encampment was among the finest. Ninth company headquarters in San Francisco praised training. Bozeman unit to wrap gear before returning home.
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Montana
Roy Re Ayers
Belk
Duhin AW
Waban
Adlufamt
Ant
Yeaterday Cai
Moraes J. Hobba
Eiviian
Ninth Empanyee
Presto
San Francisco
Ne Win
Nime
Mins
Atona
Mimitant Ronlaht
Rervice Commany of
Bozeman
Wives Picket Milling Plant as Strike Support Ends
In Los Angeles on June 23, about a dozen demonstrators and their wives picketed a milling plant. Police warned the group that they violated a city ordinance limiting pickets. Some women shouted threats about car payments as officers urged them to disperse.
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Los Angeles
Palico
Confederate Vet Found He Became Colonel in 1864
A Memphis reader recounts a Confederate veteran claim of becoming a colonel in 1864, noting later confusion about Davis appointing him in 1866 and a battle wound at Athinia. The piece suggests records at a reunion shed light on the error and clarify Porter’s rank history.
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John W. Vorner
Porter
Athinia
Bill to Revise Taxes Now Sent To White House
Washington June 23 The act to revise taxes passed Congress and was sent to President Roosevelt for signature. The plan replaces the existing corporate levy with a flat 6 percent tax on income over 25 000. smaller firms keep 7 3 8 to 8 percent. The measure allows a two year carryover of operating losses and tightens rules on capital stock and capital in vestments.
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White House
Washington
Pennerbanin Avenue
Amaller
Meraure
Grain rate hearing set for July 17 in Nebraska case
Washington reports the Interstate Commerce Commission reopened a case challenging revolving grain freight rates from western Nebraska to Minnesota. An oral hearing is scheduled for July 17 before the ICC. The commission previously dismissed the complaint by the Nebraska state railway commission against the current rates.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce
Wester Nebraska
Mana
Fit Commission
Fvision
Merbraske Statn Railway Commission
Protoplasmic Jelly Sheds Light On Muscle Strength
A report to the American Association for the Advancement of Science by Eben J. Caray reveals protoplasmic jelly in muscle fibers driving contraction via waves in the cytoplasm. He details muscle nerves sending pebble-like signals that trigger rapid, coordinated action across strands, linking microscopic activity to overall strength.
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Milwaukee
American Association For the Advancement of Stones
Fir
Eben J. Caray
Maraquetia University School of Medicine
Carey
Aragon
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