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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1932
Page
2
Anaconda reports brick business at the world’s largest trout spawning station on Foot creek feeding Georgetown lake. About 34,566,000 eggs have been taken for hatching and distribution to other streams, with collection continuing for another week.
Dr. John Beltine of the Carnegie Institute in Washington is conducting heredity tests using genes believed to carry hereditary traits. He experiments with how genes may determine sex and mental and physical characteristics of unborn children.
Franco German discussions open in Lausanne on postwar finances and armaments. Edouard Herriot and Franz von Papen meet privately then with aides, aiming at a compromise while no formal military alliance emerges. Germany presents detailed finance issues as talks proceed. In Washington, Siam's monarchy is overthrown in a surprising revolution just after celebrations marking the Chakri dynasty anniversary.
In a ceremonial opening at the rodeo grounds the Governor James Rolph Jr of California and Senator F B Balzar of Nevada rode side by side in the parade and were guests of honor during the inaugural three day pony express roundup.
A paid advertisement by the Erio keon Clunt touts reduced bonded indebt ness by 1 250 000 and no state tax hikes for administration. It cites farm land valuations cut by 97 777 894, over 2 000 miles of highway built, gravel and oil projects, and no new bureaus or boards at taxpayers’ expense while urging another pro business administration to aid recovery.
Bob Hanson, famed for Scandinavian dialect tales, returns to Helena after over a year in Wenatchee, Washington. He praises Helena as the best city in the West and reflects on a quirky auto trade in Washington, hoping to stay 40 or 50 years.
Delegates jockey over the long standing two thirds voting rule as Roosevelt leads preconvention planning. A Smith McAdoo clash fuels fear of a Madison Square Garden debacle while Farley endorses Walsh as permanent chair. Senate action on Indian debt adjustments also noted.
Denver gang leader Toroph P. Roma was convicted today by a federal court jury of conspiring to violate the prohibition law. Two co defendants were acquitted.
President Hoover blasts the relief measure as pork barrel waste while noting Senate and House action on taxes, public works, and unemployment aid. He warns of budget deficits, calls for prudent credit, and cites $500 million to $1.2 billion potential shortfalls. Senate passage follows with rebukes from critics and conference talks pending. Washington June 24.
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