Search for body of McCormick boy continues at Sandia peak
Albuquerque June 25 A large search for Medill McCormick 21 heir to the McCormick publishing fortune continues on Sandia peak after his disappearance during a mountain climbing expedition. Governor Tingley ordered daylight rescues, while climbers from Colorado scour protected ledges for the missing heir whose companion Richard Whitmer was found dead near the Shield at summit level.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Sandia Peak
Medill McCormick
McCormick Publishing
Forest Service
Clyde Tingley
McCormick
Colorado
Richard Whitmer
Mra
Ruth Hanna Motormick Shioms
Roosevelt calls for liberal bloc to shape 1940 party
President Roosevelt signals a shift in Democratic politics by urging liberals across party lines to support New Deal standards. He warns that electing liberals or any liberal-aligned candidates could be more favorable to New Deal objectives than returning Democrats hostile to its program. The speech begins a broader contest over control of the Democratic Party ahead of 1940, with further talks anticipated in the coming weeks. The piece notes the campaign may redefine party alignment and roil internal rivalries.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Iseue
Evan
Lightning Strikes Four in Montana Town Injuring Group
Four people were struck by lightning near Hamilton Montana with one person in critical condition at a local hospital. Carl Corwin of Hamilton was critically injured and suffered facial injuries. Frank Wohlman and Alex Thamhogt were lightly injured with Thamhogt temporarily blinded.
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Hamilton
Carl Corwin
Tamilton
Frank Wohlman
Alex Thamhogt
Tranhoff
Mine assessment moratorium bill awaits Roosevelt decision
Washington June 25 The mining assessments moratorium bill is among over 200 measures awaiting action by President Roosevelt. White House officials said the president has one week to sign or veto the measure which was enacted at the close of the session. Roosevelt planned to spend time before leaving for Wilmington Delaware to consider remaining bills. If he signs before leaving his action will not be announced until later.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Wilmington
Del
Fashion declines in Hollywood and New Haven fashion sense
In a New York column, Lucil Maury Paul notes Hollywood fashion fading as a national influence. Yale’s Dr. Henry T. Rowell cites a student misreading Catullus, while trends shift to British and continental styles. Photographers in New Haven chase clothes, predicting waistline drops and knee retrenchment as campus fashion rules loosen.
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Lucil Maury Paul
Henry T. Rowell
Elassics
Yale
Catullus
Spanish May Bring It On Sparks European War Fear
Paris reports say Spain threatens bombing reprisals against allied states and that Rome warns Italy would annihilate Spanish government cities if such attacks occur. French and British diplomats fear a general European conflict as Mussolini warns that Italian forces would respond to any Spanish bombing of Italian targets.
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IL Duce
Paris
Europe
Aly
Rome
Barcelona
Ane Lonigh
Crom
Benito Mussolini
Maly
France
Spain
London
Premisr Mussolini
Renato Prunas
Italy
Fas
Olympian and C C C Train Collision Claims Youth, Injures Many
Ingomar June 25. A head on collision between the Olympian pride of the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Tacoma limited and the C C C train near Inomar west of Konner. One youth killed and thirteen injured including trainmen and passengers. The C C C enrollee Robert Eckert of Portage, Wisconsin identified. Injured listed from Madison Tacoma and other cities. line officials report Olympian ran through orders to meet east bound train at Inomar. Both locomotives badly damaged. CC train went down embankment.
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Ingomar
Chicago
Milwanker
St. Pail
Tacitie Ralteudts
AOL Yatthaml
In- Konner
Olympian
Neve
C.cc
Robert Eckert
Portage Ie
Hay
Ward Kohlbrenner
Buffalo
N.Y
C.C.C
In- Fomar
Kohlbrenner
Worst of Flood Believed In Gravelley Coulee Disaster
At Havre Montana the Mill River rose again but flood danger was thought past searchers still sought Elaine de Haan missing since the cloud burst flood in Gravelley coulee three days residents and volunteers sought the body. A coroner inquest returned a verdict of accidental drowning in eight deaths in the Gravelley coulee flood Funeral services will be held for five De Haan family members Emil 86 Mrs De Haan 31 Donna 7 Emily 5 Flora 19 months Relatives sought authorities unable to locate James Brown former Duluth resident Other victims Charles Pratt 49 and Herman Wendt whose remains to Green Bay Wis for burial.
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de Haan
Emil de Haan
Donna
Emily
Flora
James Brown
Duluth, Minn
Oood
Laredo
Charles Pratt
Herman Wendt
Green Bay
Wis
Kalispell Voters Approve $82,509 Bond Issue
Kalispell voters in school district No approved an $82,509 bond to fund construction of two new school buildings. Public Works Administration granted $87,500 to aid the financing. E J Sullivan 60 director of the Kilties band of Carnegie Tech died.
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Kalispell
Kalispell School District No
Public Works Administration
Western Farm Conference urges tariffs to defend American markets
At the Western Region Farm Bureau conference in Yellowalone Park Wyoming delegates urged new or higher tariffs and excise taxes to protect American producers and to operate crops for domestic consumption. They backed monetary reform for a managed currency and protested NLRA efforts to include agricultural workers. The group called for local relief autonomy and said relief recipients should take available jobs to ease harvest labor shortages.
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Yellowalone Park
Wyo
Western Region Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
National Labor Relations Board
Congress
National Labor Relation Board
New Orleans Labor War Shots Mark Raid Turnout
In New Orleans on June 25 AP reports a third man, George Kymel, was shot during a raid by authorities targeting the Committee for Industrial Organization amid a trucking strike. Police arrested 26 after a second raid. 84 were seized in an earlier sweep. Officials say CIO members disrupted drayage firms while AF of L claims no strike exists and firms largely kept trucks running.
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New Orleans
Witck
A. W
Potion Aittle
Committee For Industrial Organization
Two of quadruplets have passed away in Liverpool
Liverpool June 25. Allen Taylor the youngest of the surviving quadruplets born June 13 to Mrs Esther Taylor, 29 year old teamster's wife, died tonight. The remaining two, a boy and a girl, were reported well. One boy died June 16.
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Liverpool
Allen Taylor
Esther Taylor
Rebels in Spain Repulse Major Front Clash
At the Francoist frontier in Hendaye France a vast clash on a 45 mile front saw Spanish insurgents and government forces fight with infantry tanks armor and air power amid temperatures near 110 degrees. Rebels under Franco advanced toward Lucena del Oliva and Yatova then were driven back with heavy losses.
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Hendaye
France
Spain
Lucena del Ola
Mediterranean
Castellon de la Flanna
Yatbona
Teruel
Brancisco Franco
Chandler Launches Senate Campaign in Hopkinsville
Gov. A B Chandler opened his Kentucky senatorial bid in Hopkinsville pledging to outpace incumbent Alben Barkley in serving Kentuckians. He framed the race as a test of who can best serve all Kentucky people in the United States Senate and aligned with President Roosevelt. Calumet, Michigan drowning tragedy claims four children when a boat capsizes on Big Rub lake leaving Melvyn Sailo eight, Helen Sailo twelve, Violet Rengo ten, Viola Leaf eleven dead.
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Hopkinsville
A. B. Chandler
Alben W. Barkley
Roosevelt
Barkley
Kentucky
United States
Calumet, Micn
Big Rub Lake
Melvyn Sailo
Helen Sailo
Violet Rengo
Viola Leaf
Veterans of Foreign Wars elect Merrell as leader
Great Falls June 24 AP Robert T Merrell of Havre was named department commander of the Veterans of Foreign Wars at the annual election. A W Anderson of Butte was the retiring commander. Other officers named include Jack Boorman Shelby senior vice commander Watters Hamilton junior vice commander Roy Dr Minard Havre quartermaster A J Howells judge advocate D B Brown billings surgeon the Rev William Pippy Helena chaplain and historian and Nahal H Boyer Deer Lodge council member for five year term. The election concluded with a sightseeing tour as part of the gathering conducted with other veterans groups. Several auxiliaries also chose officers. Mrs Lillian Kerr of Butte was elected state department president of the Veterans of Foreign Wars auxiliary Mrs Christina Howard of Great Falls was named state department president of the Women’s Relief corps and Cora Jenkins of Butte was elected president of the Montana department of the Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic.
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Great Falla
Robert T. Merrell
Havrn
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Thay
A. W. Anderson
Butts
Jack Boorman
Shelby
Watters
Hamilton
Roy Dr. Minard
Havre
A. J. Howells
Brown
Billings
William Pippy
Helena
Nahal H Boyer
Deer Todge
Veterans’ Organizations
V.ef.w
Veterans
Lillian Kerr
Butte
State Department
Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Christina Howard
Great Falls
Women's Belief Corps
Cora Jenkins
Montana Department of the Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic
Yangtze Valley battles intensify as both sides clash
Shanghai reports heavy losses as June 26 fighting rages along the Yangtze river. Japanese infantry push inland in Anhwei while landing parties advance under gunboat protection. Chinese forces claim to have halted the offensive and sunk two Japanese gunboats near Matowchen, with significant enemy losses reported.
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Shanghai
Yangtze River
Hankow
Shiangkowchang
Matowzhen
Anhwei
Matowchen
Raid on Alicante Hurts Port and Civilians in Sixteen Minutes
Madrid reports a fifteen to twenty minute raid by insurgent bombers on the Spanish port of Alicante causing about 100 deaths and 230 injuries with 70 buildings destroyed. Bombers dropped 59 bombs before government planes drove them off. many victims were in feed lines. Casualties include women and children. civil governor inspects ruins. Outlying workers quarters suffered heavy hits.
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Madrid
Alicante
Alicanta
Quebec Rain Cancels Major Eucharest Demonstration
A heavy rainstorm drenched Quebec on June 26 forcing cancellation of a Catholic women’s demonstration planned for the national eucharistic congress. About 50,000 pilgrims were expected to attend the event.
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Quebec
Methodist elect Smith as secretary
Billings June 26 AP Rev C E Smith of Fromberg was elected secretary of the Montana Methodist conference at the annual meeting. Bishop Ralph S Cushman of Denver is conference president. Other officers elected include Rev Donald Baldwin unassigned statistician and Rev George Reid for Dilles City treasurer.
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Billings
C. E. Smith
Fromberg
Montana Methodist Conference
Ralph S. Cushman
Denver
Donald Baldwin
George Reid
Dilles City
Nye Langer battle Chief Issue North Dakota Poll
Bismarck North Dakota June 25 AP a five year fight between Governor William Sanger and U S Senator Gerald P Nye two nationally prominent North Dakotans seeking the Republican senatorial nomination will go before the North Dakota voters in Tuesday primary elections Tossing national issues aside the former friends whose fight has symbolized the internal strife in the Nonpartisan League since it regained control of government have battled an election in which five ticket combinations are arrayed for evaluation in three brackets
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Bismarck
N. D
William Sanger
U. S
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