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Newspaper

Helena Independent

Location

Helena, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1932

Page

3

Barkley Urges Democratic Platform Fire for Reform

In Chicago on June 27 AP notes Senator Barkley railing against Hoover and Republicans. He calls for repeal of the 18th Amendment via a special convention process and vows to shift farming, banking, and tariff policy toward cooperative, national recovery measures. He envisions a new Democratic leadership to guide the nation from the current crisis.

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Sinners in the Sun Opens Two-Day Run at Marlow

Chester Morris faces cameras for his opening scenes in Paramount's Sinners in the Sun co featuring Carole Lombard. Ray June, chief cameraman, recalls Morris's first picture Alibi and his sunburn memory on the lot. The Marlow theater shows Sinners in the Sun for two days with The Air Mail Mystery as the first chapter.

Chester Morris Paramount Carole Lombard Ray June Morris June Marlow Theater Air Mail

Longs and Hodale Delegates Favored by Committee

Chicago June 28 The Democratic convention credential committee recommended seating the Longs delegates from Louisiana and the Minnesota Kinr Motdale Delegates. The Louisiana vote was 34 to 17 and Minnesota 36 to 16, blocking ratification of the temporary roll. Leaders from both factions said they would pursue their challenges at the convention based on minority reports.

Chicago Stuey Long Louisvana Kinar Motdale Minnesota Democratc Attawald

What the Ladies at Powwow Are Wearing

Chicago June 27 The Roosevelt women at the Democratic convention display a range of outfits from cool day dresses to party frocks with hats gloves and accessories. Alice Roosevelt Langworth and Anna Roosevelt Dall stand out among attendees while others in the Roosevelt circle showcase period fashion and mixed feelings about the event. A correction notes an Associated Press error about Noy Parka killings and ex-convict status, issued by Chicago police.

Ress Furman Chicago Roosevelt Formity i/P Associated Prera Noy Parka Barbara Endre Matt Miller Parka

Congressional Probe Probes Park Service Methods

The public lands committee of Congress opened a probe into park service methods of operation in Washington on June 27. Senator Brooke Hart of Iowa urged a broad review of practices as part of the inquiry.

Washington UPI Public Lands Itn Dm Nw Reraheti Brouk Hart Iowa

Helena Warm Spell Nets Highest State Temperatures

Yelena reports the warmest station in Montana with a 96 degree maximum, Helena tied the state high for the fourth time in four days. Yellowstone Park notes the only precipitation as forecasters expect little change, with Helena cooler overnight and residents promised a better night's sleep.

Yelena Montana Canital Hayrs Weather Bureau Miles City Kalispell North Pacific Yellowstone Park Helena

Montana Roosevelt Delegation Strength at Convention

Montana leaders push for a permanent committee chair at the Roosevelt gathering as Kremer blocks a rival, while six Montana votes move through national committee meetings. Delegates arrive with proxies from Billings to Shelby and alternate members join Montana headquarters efforts in Harrisburg.

Bruce Kremer Montana Butte Roosevelt Hes Kremer Curtis Montanan Walsh Rockewelt Wuey Tonk Long Roosevelt Camp Kremer Edlin Ft. Battay Billings T. J. Walker Frank Walker New York Utah Wheeler

Man from California dies in auto crash near Bozeman

Ray Curtis of Glendale California, a hitchhiker, died after a car he rode in overturned into an embankment on the Jefferson canyon road, 46 miles west of Bozeman. Other hikers survived with minor injuries. Inquest to be held in Three Forks tomorrow. Curtis’s parents were notified.

Bozeman Ray Curtis Glendale Cal Jefferson Canyon Curtis Stinns Corvallia Mant Uint Simona and Shonthe Anus Baltman Helena Marl Albright

Tax on large incomes under 1992 Revenue Act outlined

Internal Revenue official A Rasnivasen announces tax scheme for high earners. After deductions for single and married filers, income up to 4000 is taxed at 4 percent. Excess over 4000 taxed at 8 percent, with a surtax starting at 1 percent for incomes over 5000 rising to 58 percent for incomes above 1 million.

Tattont Nehodile Internal Revenue Office A. Rasnivasen Internal Revenue Raaniuswon Pan New York

Children's diseases decline says epidemiologist in Montana

Dr JH Crouch state epidemiologist reported for the week ending June ag omy single case of typhoid fever or diphtheria. Seven cases of Rocky Mountain spotted fever raised the year total to 75 with three from Musselshell county and one each from Powder River Yellowstone and Garfield counties and Dilton. Eight measles cases, four in Winifred, three in Harlowton, one in Toston. Other Montana diseases last week included tuberculosis scarlet fever measles whooping cough chicken pox mumps influenza erythema multiforme and cancer with single cases noted.

Montana JH. Crouch State Board of Health Rocky Mountain Musselshell Powder Trer Yellowstans Garfield Counties Dilton Winehall Harlowton Toston

Will of Fligelman filed for probate in district court

Merman Fligelman named widow Mrs Getty Fligelman as executrix in probate filing. The estate lists 29 shares of New York Dry Goods Co stock, 10 shares of First National Bank and Trust Co stock, other property, and specific bequests including 250 to a cemetery association, 3600 to a nephew Imon Fligelman, and 5490 to a minor daughter. The widow and two daughters and a sister are named as residue beneficiaries.

Merman Fulgelman Moneer Belana Mra Getty Filgelman Witow L.Y. Plisman Norman Winestino Red Figiman Everutore Proham Enys New York Dry Goods Company New War Tha Company First National Bank and Trust Company Otline General Apectal Mry Aelic Winestine Frieda Filgerman Irssie Fiehman Lmon Fitzalman Onitett

Teutons Reject Reparations Plan At Commons Session

Cabinet debate overruns two hours as critics say Hoover plan lacks ships for the empire. A proposed program would build larger vessels and boost morale while easing taxpayer costs. Berlin reports note a separate Nazi-linked tax bill targets Jews immigrated after 1914.

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Luce 18 in custody on Des Moines murder warrant

Los Angeles reported Norman O. Lure, 34, a bookkeeper, was arrested on a robbery charge and wanted in Des Moines, Iowa, for an arrest in the death of Charlotte Chollateatt, 17, who died March 18, 1924. Sheriff William Nreamer of Acott county secured a felonious warrant, and Lure faced officers with a police circular. Hollywoot file notes a motion pictureatrons witness, and a newborn boy weighed eight pounds.

Los Angeles Norman Lure Bookkepper Des Moines Iowa Inotchel Chollteatt Luce Wild Lice William Nreamer Acott County Luce

Playful Lib Flies Couple of Kites Near Capitol

Liberty and Yomin, residents of the state capitol, asked permission to say negative It while a National Park plane approached. Two kites were flown yesterday afternoon as their owners watched. One kite’s string wrapped around a bone, hindering the flight, while Liberty’s kite climbed high toward the cant. Later another pilot released his string, and Liberty took hold of the kite. By 6 pm Liberty returned the cord to the statehouse, and they departed Wither and gise vor.

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W Mr Bickford Hears Last Gall

Mr Bickford left Missoula for Santa Catalina in October 1929. A public figure in Montana since 1888 he led Democrat statehouse efforts and served in the territorial legislature. He helped found the first fish hatchery and was a World’s Columbian Exposition delegate. He died in Santa Catalina, survived by his wife and a daughter in Missoula.

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Helena School Expense Spares Funds Amid Audit

The Helena school system faced concerns over a 3.0 dollar expense and carting screen upgrades from the prior year. A hearing before county commissioners seeks approval, with school board members and trustees scheduled to attend a session led by Joseph Chivers and others to review financial matters and plans for next steps.

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Prohibition Platform Debate Delayed By Internal Disputes

A party platform dispute on prohibition delays its final draft as leaders including Tabor of the national Orange and O'Neal of the federation prepare to push a plan favoring production cost pricing while opposing the import/export tax. The debate centers on repealing the 18th Amendment and Volstead Act with a revolt to present a unified plank at the fall convention.

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