Engineers Start Plans For Water Boards Project
Montana water conservation board engineers push plans for two irrigation projects with a total estimated cost of 1 170 909 dollars. Friday the Public Works administration approved loans and grants totaling 719 909 dollars. The Broadwater Missouri dam near Toston is the larger project. It will cost about 820 000 dollars with a 366 000 dollar grant and the rest funded by water board bonds. The dam will irrigate about 21 006 acres. A separate Middle Creek dam in Gallatin County will water 15 000 acres with 157 309 dollars grant and 193 000 dollars loan.
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Montana Water Conservation Board
Public Works Administration
Missouri River
Toston
P.W.A
Water Board
Middle Creek
Gallatin
Four Wall Panels Make Flight From San Diego to Seattle
Seattle reports forty four of forty eight patrol bombers engaged in the navy's largest mass distance flight arrived at Sand Point naval air base on Lake Washington after a nonstop 1 26 mile flight from San Diego. One plane remained at San Diego and three from VP-11 were reported force back en route without mishap.
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Seattle
Sand Point Naval Air Base
Lake Washington
San Diego
Calif
VP-7
Red Cross offers aid to Havre flood victims
The Lewis and Clark chapter of the American Red Cross wired Havre officials offering disaster relief. Chairman Dick Tobin said 28 to 40 families reportedly lost everything and will need new homes or relocation. Ruth Beem would assist in relief work while a field rep heads to Havre to survey needs.
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Havre
Lewi and Clark
American Red Cross
Dick Tobin
Lewis and Clark
Tobin
Ruth Beem
The
Red Cross
Henas
Roosevelt’s New Deal push fuels third term debate
A memo outlines Franklin D. Roosevelt's aggressive drive to broaden New Deal support across parties and factions. It notes tensions with opponents inside and outside the Democratic Party, cites labor and political figures, and questions whether his 1940 candidacy remains a possibility while insiders doubt his intent.
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Rergevelt
Chicago
Hague
Jersey City
John L. Lewis
C.I.C.A.F
Gar ‘Ner
Butts
Roosevelt
Snake nest kills 21 young from mother rattler in Adel
Adel Georgia report details a hollow leg burdern dropped by Albert Muste as a rattlesnake nest produced 21 young. Onlookers killed the mother and her offspring. Separate notes: Washington dispatch reports a GOP charge that the Democratic committee shakes down federal workers for campaigns. Howard Hughes plans a New York to Paris loop in about two weeks.
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Adel
Albert Muste
Muste
Los Angeles
Howard Hughes
New York-Paria
Lions Begin Camp Day Sale For 15 Day Outing
Helena Lions launch annual camp day sale to fund a 15 day outing at the Sunshine Camp for 80 underprivileged children, split into 40 girls and 40 boys. Tickets cost 75 cents, aiming to cover one day per child with healthful meals and supervision.
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Lions Sunshine
Little Blackfoot
Montana
Helena
Lions
Robinson
Tom Robinson
the Lions Sunshine Camp
M. E. Anderson
al Johnson
Stanley Wilson
Dick Tobin
Harry Sennessy
Frank Hevans
Leo Hottas
Earl Hilger
Bill Mundt
Cani McGuinness
Lions Club
Blackfoot
Spanish May Bring It On Crisis Deepens Europe Tensions
The Barcelona cabinet threatens to destroy governments allied with it as France and Britain rush to avert open war. Diplomats fear a wider European conflict if Madrid’s government confronts the totalitarian states. France blocks frontier trans shipments, while insurgent aviators sink 17 merchant ships in Mediterranean ports, drawing muted British protest. Suez Canal closure looms after thirteen years.
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Spain
Georges Bonnet
France
Barcelona
Mediterranean
Strange plant 18s found in city on Rodney Street
Local resident Tom Goodwin reports a bizarre growth along Rodney Street described as a six metre long fungus like plant. The pink upper part features a mouth and the creature smells strong. Experts remain unsure, but the piece is likely a weather related mystery rather than a true organism.
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Tom Goodwin
South Park
Rodney Strees
Mr. Goodwin
Air traveler favorite diversions include puzzles and newspapers
A reader notes that newspapers and crossword puzzles are popular mental diversions for air travelers, offering a focus and entertainment during flights.
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Air Traveler
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KPFA
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Encellent
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Maryland
Barn Tavis
Washington
Republican National Committee
Democratic National Committee
Te PR
Nash
Lions Sunshine Camp
Suez Canal
City
Standard
Consult
Gabe
Bangkok
Sport Oxfords
Colorel
Penney’s
Joe
Frank
East Helena
Weggenman Market
Glen Row
Slack
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