Britain weighs recognizing Franco as belligerent in Spain crisis
London reports say Britain may recognize Francisco Franco as a belligerent if Germany and Italy continue collaboration in the hands off Spain plan. Observers see this as Britain’s move to confine the civil war to Spain while seeking neutral patrols and observer roles aboard ships, with France proposing immediate prisoner and wounded withdrawal arrangements.
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London
Great Britain
Francisco Franco
Germany
Spain
Tored
Cubl
Britain
Italy
Marly
France
Consis
Enekermen
Brian
Vranen
Rourong
Britieh
Anthony Veen
Charley Carin
Agends Perlay
Brittain
WPA Headquarters Move To Butte On Gage
The Works Progress Administration plans to relocate Montana state headquarters from Helena to Butte, consolidating all district offices under centralized control. Effective July 1, about 100 to 125 employees will transfer. the Silver Town Club building in Butte will house the new offices, with equipment moved by truck.
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Works Progress Administration
Helena High School
Tdice
Butte
Joseph E. Parker
Lim
Tre
State of Montana
Nutte Ta
Silver Tow Club
Parker
Neac
Roosevelts call after strike dismay voiced by officials
President Roosevelt says a majority detest the strike aides while mediation efforts fail. In Rolnstown, a mayor cites local support for action as water mains are dynamited and a Bethlehem plant closes. Police arrest three pollen suspects amid bomb terrors in a widening security clash. Congress approves 1.5 billion relief. Prime Minister Chautemps gains Communist backing as Spain issues warning on belligerents.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Perkis
Rolnstown
Vao
Shielda
Warren
Ohio
Atytha
Ashrams Sef
Congress
Chautemps
Chan
Suneree Powerr
Tundeu
Arlaiin
Germany
Italy
Moral of the news in this morning's paper
A fragmentary dialogue critiques international behavior and the rush to war. It notes leaders signed peace pledges yet pursued divergent aims in Manchuria, China, and global markets, while public sentiment warned against war and foreign aggression. The piece reflects fragmented commentary on diplomacy and power.
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Partar
the Crouse
Manoharis
China
Manchuria
Hannen
Record of Thompson Four Season War Commentary
Fragmentary dialogue cites views on Ethiopia and Italy's invasion, German expansion, and Locarno treaty erosion. Passages reflect midcentury geopolitical tensions, wartime attitudes, and calls for action, noting Ethiopia under dispute, Italy’s conquest, and Spain's internal strife amid broader World War II context.
Plan Broached in Johnstown Bethlehem Steel Strike
Johnstown residents face a Bethlehem Steel strike with 15,000 workers receiving a $500,000 weekly payroll. After dynamiting glint water pipes, six thousand workers were put out of work. Mayor Shields ordered strike leaders James Mark and W. Jones to leave town amid a stormy council meeting. Citizens group vows to mobilize nationally to protect the right to work. James Mark later asked Governor Baile to reestablish martial law.
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Bethlehem Steel Corporation
Beth Jechem
Johnstown
Daniel J. Shields
James Mark
Committee For Industrial Oreantantion
Steel Workers’ Organizing Committee
United Mine Workers of America
W. Jones
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
Shields
Samuel Defrancesco
Nin
Tohnstown
Citizens’ Committee
Prig
C.I.0
Frances ©. Martin
Monsevelt
Mayfir Shields
Inard
Earle
All Reservoir
Lynn G. Adama
State Pale
Itader
dJounstown
James
Mark
Min
Bethlehem Staal Corporation
Baile
Agein
Kinetty
Governor Ayers Seeks Delays On Rogers Pass Contract
Governor Ayers asked the State Highway Commission to cancel the Rogers Pass contract in favor of the existing Great Falls to Missoula route. He cited a study showing Rogers Pass would cost $750,000 more and save only marginal miles, arguing the extra expense isn’t worth it for Montana taxpayers. Chilbem A. Togn of Missoula and the board will act on the message today.
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Noy E. Ayers
Rogers Pass
Stemple Pass
Lincoln
Sieben
Dakota
Missoula
Montana
Chilfenman Toh A. Hagnq
Board Ward
Relief Bill Advances for Work Relief Funds in Congress
Congress approved 1.5 billion dollars to finance work relief starting July, while debate continued over funding for War and Interior departments. The measure heads to the White House for Roosevelt's approval, with conferees still negotiating other related bills. Officials note relief caseloads peaked in January 1935 with 488,000 on federal and local rolls, then declined to 4,009,000 over the next two years.
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Washington
Tuna
Congress
War and Interior Departments
House
White House
Aonate
Roosevelt
Risa
Raliaf
Big Horn appropriation for lodge dam project approved
Washington reports President Roosevelt approved a 200000 grant toward building the Lodge Ili go dam on Lodge Tiasa Little Wig Horn creek in Big Horn county. The total project cost exceeds 600090 with government spending over 2,000, One. Narcotics theft in Kallapell involved entry through a transom, robbing narcotics drugs and dental gold.
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Washington
Junio F. O'Connor
Livingston
Mant
Roosevelt
Lodge Tiasa Little Wig Horn Creek
Big Horn County
Pavernment Hay
Kallapell
Roosevelt du Pont Wedding Today in Delaware
Ethiel duPont planning a secret wedding as Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s relatives gather in Wilmington. Bride-to-be Belad prepares to wear a ceremonial gown, with guests arriving for rehearsals and a dawn wedding procession planned at Christchurch Church.
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Roosevelt DU Pont
Wilmington
Del
Ethiel duPonting
Vrankiin DD
Tisommbht
Tomarrivg
Misa Belad
Chriat
Anya
Andra
Irene du Pont
Christchurch
Daniea Thoosavelt
Ad Mere
John Boettiger
Ainter
John Roosevelt
Toomorrow
Bifott Roosevelts
Fort Worth
Sara Dolann Roosevelt
Sulta
Robert Irwin Faces First Degree Murder Indictments
New York June 29 Robert Irwin a 25 year old sculptor was moved nearer by the first degree murder indictments in the Easter triple slaying. Prosecution sought to test the sanity of the defendant as his counsel Samuel Lathowitz secured a 24 hour postponement of plea at arraignment after a 40 minute hearing. Indictments were returned by the grand jury ten minutes after the hearing.
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New York
Robert Irwin
Tosa
bin Boy
Aheynines
Samuel Lathowitz
Roosevelt steel peace board disbands as strike persists
Peage reports from Washington June 29 say Roosevelt peace board dissolves after mediation fails. Perkins notes ongoing government watch on the steel strike. Board chair Tatt hands final report to Perkins before Europe trip. Taft and McGrady helped draft it as Perkins hints at further mediatory moves. Warren dispatches warn of bomb ring and arrests as public anger grows over the steel row.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Steel Peace Board
Perkins
Europe
Charles P. Tatt, II
Taft
Bawerd
McGrady
Mike Perking
Lloyd Garrison
Migs Perkins
Labor Department
Warren
naTuc
Murder Clues Probe Deaths Of Three Girls In Inglewood
June 29 Inglewood authorities chased leads after three young girls Madelina Everett 7 Melba Everett 9 and Marjorie Stephens 8 were attacked in a park and strangled. Officers sought a 21 year old tattooed man in work clothes and two cars a black sedan and a delivery Ford from 1929 or 1930. Coroner Frank Nance ordered an inquest for Friday morning.
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Inglewood. Calls
Mini
Baldwin Bills
I Man
Frank Nance
Madelina Everett
Melba
Marjorie Stephens
Just A Minute With Irvin Cobb June 29 Santa Monica
Santa Monica, June 29. Irvin Cobb confesses a rare slip after years of accuracy. He previously claimed government employees pay taxes, now noting many earn little and owe nothing by March 16, apologizing to his devoted readers for the error.
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Santa Monica
Calif
George Bernard Shaw
Perkins
Uncle Sam
Irvin
Cobb
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Ruwtell
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