Louisiana Riven By Scandal And Change In Louisiana
A chaotic day in Louisiana politics ends with Earl Long sworn in as governor after Leche resigns amid embezzlement charges and mysterious events. Amid nationwide monetary turmoil, a Senate bill amends currency policy, signaling shifts in federal finance while tensions between East and West factions surface.
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Road Workers Survive Gas Incident in Park Park
In Yellowstone Park near Tow Falls two Bureau of Public Works employees, Willie Nelson 20 of Gardiner and Vaughn Hy Roley 24 of Dearfield, nearly perished after being overcome by gas in a deep hole. They were treated at Mammoth Hot Springs and reported recovering. a third worker, Fatneon, attempted to aid, while Helimseth was injured assisting. Several others responded, with temporary hospital care provided.
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Senate action on silver price praised in Nevada
Reno reports Henry Myes secretary of the Nevada Mine Operators Association hailed federal approval of a 77.59 per ounce domestic price for silver, saying it boosts Nevada mines and could raise employment. Critics note the current 64.84 to 64.84 cent range and expect congressional support for 77.47 cents.
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Move Against Tinkering Spurs Banker Alarm in New York
New York bankers fear the administration may seek to extend the president's authority to devalue the dollar as a sign of a Congressional shift away from tinkering. Some bankers argue devaluation would restore investment confidence, while others warn of risks to markets and stability.
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Talks Under Way in Japanese Blockade Dispute
Preliminary talks are underway to settle the British Japanese deadlock at Tientsin with quick progress expected on a few remaining points. Sir Robert Leelie Craigie and Foreign Minister Shtetira Arita met to discuss settlement terms as Tokyo and other parties weigh where talks will be held and who will represent each side.
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Convict Confesses Killing in Michigan
Detroit promoter George Hall was slain by gunfire in an automobile incident. Paroled cooperator Daniel Kant confessed shooting the 60 year old businessman. Authorities pursued Kant after his parole ended and coroners held an inquest into Hall's death.
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Bozeman Road First Under New Highway Speed Law
Bozeman road to be first under provisions of a new highway speed law. Boederker said the law sets minimum and maximum speeds by zone, with 45 mph as the top speed on certain sections and as low as 30 mph in others. Patrol will enforce rigidly, emphasizing safety during the Fourth of July period.
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Islands seek closer ties with Great Britain in Pacific
Washington reports a push for Anglo-American unity as the United States and Britain seek joint governance over Canton and Enderbury while mapping and claiming other Pacific islands. Officials see a trend toward shared control and heightened collaboration among explorers and naval officers.
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Young Ghester Pilot Dies in Plane Crash
Ghester Mont July 26 report says 2,090 foot dive ended in a crash 45 miles northwest of town. Pilot Joe Teel, 27, died when attempting to level off as left wing collapsed. The craft struck earth, did not burn, ignition off, Teel had no parachute.
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Japs Order Foreign Ships Out of Ports In New Offensives
Shanghai reports Japanese forces threaten coastal routes in China new offensives. Officials announce orders for foreign vessels to leave Moorbun and Wenchow ports as Japan seeks to close coastal gateways for munitions shipments to Chinese armies. Wenchow lies in Cheklang, 230 miles south of Shanghai. Foochow in Fukien, 380 miles south.
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Youths Charged in Fauquier County Assault Case
Warrenton Virginia June 24 2 youths were charged in a rare pre southern assault case involving a Washington Times Herald clerical aide. They waived preliminary hearings and posted 2500 bond in Fauquier County court. The defendants Calin Montgomery Ian Montgomery and Alexander Calvert from prominent Virginia families declined comment through defense counsel.
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State Mineral Deposits Studied by U S Bureau
Washington June 86 mineral deposits in Wyoming and Montana are slated for study under the new war materiel act. John W Finch bureau director announced by Inter State Commerce Committee Wheeler. Exploration group to assess chromite in Montana and possible manganese at Philipsburg. Wyoming named among states with known deposits. others include Oregon South Dakota Nevada New Mexico and California.
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Senator Wheeler Opposes Three Features of Lending Plan
Senator Wheeler of Montana, chairman of the Interstate Commerce Committee, opposes the president's $3.86 billion lending program to railroads and aid to Central and South American countries, and any toll highway liquidations. He says the nation must address farming and unemployment on a permanent basis and warns that government borrowing risks entangling the country in foreign affairs. He notes past Hoover era opposition to government loans and argues private debt and public debt structures pose difficult challenges while railroads could renew equipment with private funds.
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City Promises Limited Aid for Airport Development
Mayor Roberts pledges city support within limits to advance airport work. A three member airport commission will decide on what can be done, including temporary runway provisions to allow new large transports to land, with work spanning about 10 days to two weeks.
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Jubilee Spirit Entered Into By City Women
City women participated in Jubilee events as organizers praised their cooperation and boldness. Leaders like Tesler Goble and Henry Wease lauded the “Arise up” spirit that should boost the Jubilee preparations. A kangaroo court session was set for 8 pm with Tea Kottan prosecuting attorney promising arrests for alleged misconduct.
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Noted literary man Ford Madoy Ford dies at 68
Ford Madoy Ford, a prominent figure in French and American literature, dies at 68. A prolific writer with over 60 full length works and more than 1,000 newspaper and magazine articles, he shaped literary culture of his era.
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Governor signs 1500 highway debenture bonds begins
News notes Governor Ayers under rest at Dearanesy Hospital Great Falls while state officials prepare to sign 1500 highway debenture bonds. An attache delivered 750 bonds. remaining certificates will be presented after a ceremonial signing. Officials include Secretary of State Monsteel and State Treasurer Ray J. Shannon.
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Lost Youth Reaches Camp After 24 Hours Lost
Eight year old Paul Appleman became lost for a day in the Salmon mountain forest. Forty searchers and bloodhounds from Milfonia aided as he moved from high country to lowlands and found safety near tar millay surroundings. He appeared little the worse for his experience.
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Clegg Expedition Reaches Billings on West Coast Route
Billings, June 26. The Clegg expedition aboard the 14 ton boat Mongoose arrives after noon from the West coast to New York by way of WRUOF. Mrs Clegg says she will stay two or three days to take on supplies and fit a motor to the small boat. The motor, previously used between Gardiner and Billings for shallow water, is shipped here.
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Hatch seeks bipartisan aid for WPA bill
Senator Hatch appeals for support from both parties to back a measure restricting political activity by federal employees. He argues passage would curb abuses and restore party platform promises. The bill, approved by the Senate committee last spring, faces House resistance amid leadership doubts and incomplete committee action.
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