Roosevelt plan to lend 500 million draws senate fire
Washington June 24 President Roosevelts proposal to lend 500,000,000 to foreign nations to boost American trade drew sharp criticism in the senate as new ending legislation reached Congress. Senator Borah of Idaho led the attack with Republican colleagues. The debate touched on taxpayer costs and the potential impact on American interests. Continued on Page 71
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Ohio
Governor Stark Seeks U S Senate Seat Bid
Kansas Governor Stark declares his candidacy for the United States Senate amid the fading influence of Pendergast’s machine. The World War II veteran, apple grower, and former ally to the Kansas City political boss says if the people want him to run, he must do his duty. The move signals a bitter primary ahead with Harry S. Truman as a contrasting force in state politics.
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Lioed C. Stark
Kansas City
Als
Exa
Democratic Party
United States Senate
United States Kenatar
Teraely
Harry S. Truman
Pendergast
Bulgarian Expelled Boy Kills Three Teachers
A 15 year old pupil in a southern Bulgarian village killed three women teachers after entering the staff room and firing with a revolver before shooting himself. He had been expelled from other schools that year for bad behavior.
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Sofia
Mulcida
Achoa
Ad Behariour
Montana Legion Elects Officers To End Sessions
Montana Legion members gathered for their state convention in Glaspaw west ar. George Gasman of Dillon named chase commander. New officers include Gom ie Chanders of Rut Rank Leonard Zenmkl Moore Ren Mache Whitatadl and Monry Kirschner Superior. Delegates to the national convention in Chicago were German Continund on Pare.
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Tay Ieaton
Heefdime
Rimet
Glaspaw West Ar
George Gasman
Dillon
Chase
New View
Mandira Ara Gomiee Chanders
Leonard Zenmkl
Moore Ren Mache
Whitatadl
Monry Kirschner
Superior
Qlson
Ory Armatrang
Wollsyet
Am Jnling Hilgard
Great Falls
Chicago
Brazil plans homes for German Catholic refugees
Rio de Janeiro reported the government will arrange housing for 3 000 German Catholic refugees of Jewish origin, asserting the move follows a request from Pope Pius XII.
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Tio de Janeiro
Pane Pius X11
Brazil
Revolt grows in Townsend followers ranks
Indiananalis June 24. Within hours after 26 year old Fohert Townsend, son of the elderly founder of the national reform movement, was named crown prince, insurgent leaders announced the formation of independent committees for more democratic control. An executive election endorsed Townsend as movement head, with his national secretary treasurer to succeed him if unable to serve, while a new independent executive committee from multiple states was named.
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Indiananalis
Elf Fohert
Townsend
Canunittes
Eleceting
Aldino” Towne Vendited
Showdown With Japan Looms Over Britons in China
London reports mounting public pressure pressing Britain toward a clash with Japan over British presence in China. British-French talks aim at mutual aid as Germany waits to see Britain entangled in the Far East, with danger intensifying on the European front.
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London
Japan
China
Elaine Bylinin
Orient
Boulet Ruarla
Germany
Britain
Far East
Free City of
Danzig
Bankers Attack Loose Federal Policies At Montana Meeting
Montana Bankers association adjourned amid strong alarm over rising public debt and federal lending policies. Resolutions condemn debt growth and urge limited spending to essential public welfare. Also denounces creation of new federal lending agency and proposes tighter fiscal controls.
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Yellowstone Park
Wyo
Montana Bankers Association
Miliiona Federal Lending Agency
Cornerstone Laid With Impressive Ceremony At New St John’s Hospital
A large ceremony marked the cornerstone laying for the new St John’s Hospital building. Bishop Gilmore blessed the site as Mother Mary Fratteesen from Leavenworth and Mother Superior May Cor mon led attending dignitaries and sisters from Charity homes. Local clergy and several sisters from Townsend, Putte, Deer Lodge and other nearby communities joined the event, with plans announced for the 125,000 Building on Capital Hill.
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St Johin Hospital
Cory
Manos
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Gilmore
Selena
Mager
Victor Day
Gawag
Magr
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Butt
Mary Fratteesen
The
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Leavenworth
Kun
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Hwrinsa
J. Sulivan
Townsend
Vallors
Mary Lins
St. Jams Haspital
Rulte
Sixter Alden
Reniina
Putte
Corann
St. Vincant's
Heapttat
President Roosevelt quits to attend cousin’s wedding at Hyde Park
President Roosevelt paused a five day Washington absence to attend the marriage of his second cousin Margaret Delano to J. Moxel Paul Jr of Philadelphia. He kept in touch on legislative and treasury stabilization matters while at his Hyde Park estate, then attended the reception at Barrylown, Delano home.
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Hyde Park
Nonravelt
Margaret Delano
J. Moxel Paul, Jr
Philadelphia
Soviet Chinese Trade Treaty Signed In Moscow
Soviet and Chinese governments signed a mutuality based trade treaty on June 16 with a most favored nation clause. Sun Fo represented China as envoy, and Soviet foreign trade commissar A. J. Mikoyan announced the accord. The ceremony followed a mystery surrounding Bun Fo, noted as Bun Fo, and Chien’s late Dr. Bun Yet Sen.
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Bun Fo
Chien
Bun
Sen
Sun Fo
China
Jof
A. J. Mikoyan
Soviet Union
Endurance Fliers Begin Fourth Day of Test
Springfi eld, June 24. Wilbur Parrish and Hunter Moody reported in tonight after a calm day in a small monoplane. They spent their fourth day circling above the municipal airport as the motor drone continued. They have flown more than one third of the 218 hours needed to match the endurance record for use planes.
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Wilbur Parrish
Hunter Moody
Ranortad
General Craig to Quit His Post Weeks Early
Washington AP reports General Craig plans to retire as war department chief next week, handing over to Major General George Marshall at the start of a new fiscal year. Craig, 64, will leave voluntarily to pursue private interests in California, ending a four year tenure that guided a major peacetime expansion and military reorganization.
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Washinton
Geneent
Malin Craig
War Department
California
Crag
Tax Bill Helps But Much More To Be Required
A Washington committee of the National Aspecti on Mahufadyieya says the recent tax revelation passed by Congress aids recovery but is not a major measure. It calls for further revisions including reducing the business tax load to spur investments and easing individual taxes to encourage venture capital. The study and recommendations aim to broaden revenue ideas and reexamine the entire federal tax structure before the next session.
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Washington
National Aspection
Mahufadyieya
Congress
Capriotti
Bomb outrages stir crowded London theater district
A wave of bomb blasts in central London on a Saturday night sent crowds fleeing as explosions shattered windows and caused panic in the theater quarter. Police questioned witnesses while hospitals treated about 20 injured. at least four separate blasts were reported near Refush tovrtinrtat and Vine Street, with windows broken and a high sense of dread across the district.
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Sune
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Tondet
Tombrht Ag
Alt Thea Evypiisiona
Ewig
Vine Street
Youth Convicted of Hitchhike Slaying in Colorado
AkronJuly 24 AP A trial jury found Kiluworth B Medberry guilty of first degree murder in the fatal shooting of Colorado driver John T. Gray Sr. The verdict sparked a tense courtroom moment as the youth faced the judge and the defense requested time to prepare post verdict motions.
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Akron
Cala
APLA
Strlet
Kiluworth
Medberry
John T. Gray
Fond du Lac
Minnip Blourer
Arlington Taylor
Ronan
Sonny Creation of Local Artist Appears Today
Local feature introduces artist Sonny a Pee Wee philosopher figure now touring with friend Tommy in Cory Montana. Sonny travels the nation drawing attention for whimsy and charm as Cory work gains international notice. Canyon Ferry and Waukegan connections color the tale with Montana roots and family ties. Continued on Page 6.
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Sonny
Wes
Tommy
Fanny
Cory
Montana
Apapal
United States
Norway
Australia
Canada
Mexico City
Ilia
Homor
Canyon Ferry
Fanny Y. Cory
Fred H. Cooney
Canyon Kerry
Waukegan
Wes Cary
Fanny Cory Cooney
Independent
Isabella Circle Elects New Officers Today
Isabella Circle plans a convention program with officer elections at 10 o'clock in the morning followed by an installation. The morning includes a mass, breakfast, and attendance at a cathedral service, with progress through hospital dedication, tours, and social events at hotels and clubs. Delegates from Anaconda, Great Falls, Helena, Missoula, and Harlowton attend the alate convention events.
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Xeord
Tea
Ma Miering
Han
Carroll College
Placer Hotel
Wrights of Columbus
Nony
St. John's Hospital
Timina
Columbis Nan
Our Lady of Victory Circle
Hutto
Thovarlone
Glasgow boy killed by bolt of lightning
Norman Frye, a Glasgow youth, was struck and killed by a lightning bolt while plowing at night during a torrential rain. Four of his horse team were injured, and Frye worked at his uncle Charlee Tiernan’s ranch, four miles north of Bare.
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Norman ‘Frye
Holt
Ari En
Frya
Charlee
Tiernan
Bare
Pittman HD amendment to fix price
Washington reports progress on breaking the Senate logjam as silver bloc senators agree to quit stalling the monetary bill to vote on Senator Pittman’s amendment. The measure would order the treasury to pay 1.27 per ounce for silver domestically, nearly double the prewar price. Odds of a vote rise as leaders press for action on June 30 regulatory powers and stabilisation fund controls.
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Senate
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Nev
Treasury
Eek Vasenge Barkley
Navkiey
Man collapses after asking for water in New York restaurant
A man in plain clothes walked into a New York restaurant, asked for water, collapsed after drinking. Police found four coin purses with many large bills, a silver medal inscribed pharmacy, and a plaque reading Present to Georgy Dart 1988 in his possession. Police report no immediate identification.
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Fle
Sunthar
Antin
Alde
Georgy Dart
Billings Man Is Named District Governor Lions
H J Kinndt of Billings was elected district governor of Lions clubs in Montana and Alberta at the close of the three day 1959 district convention in Billings. Dr Walter F Dexter of Sacramento addressed sessions on Lionism A Way of Life and The Spirit of Men. About 400 delegates attended the event concluding with a banquet and governor's parade at Eastern Montana Normal School.
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H. J. Kinndt
Lions Cinba
Montana
Alberta
Billings Forey
Walter F. Dexter
Sacramento
Calif
Addresamt
Jnoon
Ilem
Prie
Eastern Montana Normal School
Baturdey
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