Willis Nominated by Indiana Republicans for Senate Seat
Indiana Republicans at the state convention nominated Raymond E F Willis a 62 year old country editor from Angola for the November Senate race over James E Watson and four others Willis led on the first ballot then won on the third ballot with 1063 votes. Watson received 23 Willis is a Hoosier native a Wabash College graduate and longtime editor of the Steuben County Republican.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Raymond EF. Willis
Bim
James E. Watson
Willis
Watson
Oliver Starr
Gary
Clarence H. Wills
Kokomo
Walter Bossart
Liberty Layyer
Bossert
van Nuys
M. Clifford Townsend
Wabash College
Steuben County
Republican
Angola
Foreigner capital outflow from United States reported
Washington reports a treasury disclosure showing foreigners pulled nearly 1 billion dollars from U S funds since the business recession began. First quarter 1938 saw a switch from American securities to American owned foreign securities with a total net capital outflow of 203 million dollars. Coal miners killed in Indiana after slate collapse at American No 1 mine near Blacknell, Clifford Page 48 and John Fairhurst 30 died.
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Washington
United States
Treasury
Federal Reserve Board
Cirat
Baelina
Netherlands
Switzerland
France
Canada
Blcknell
Ind
American No 1
Here
Clifford Page
John Fairhurst
Circus preparations loom as Al G Barnes Sells Floto arrive
Unusual activity noted around city streets as the 24 hour man prepares the Al G Barnes and Sells Floto circus for tomorrow. Grounds, tents, siding and food supply are arranged. 640 workers and 1,000 animals to be readied. The 1938 program features new acts including the Rieffenach family and Mabel Stark. Two shows set for 2 and 8 pm with tickets at Helena Office Supply Co. and on grounds.
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Montana and Butte
al G. Barnes
Sella Floto
Northern Pacific
al G. Barnes and Sells-Floto Circus
Rieffenach
Clarencé Bruce
Mabel Stark
Janet May
Anna Merkle
Frank Phillips
Jack Joyce
Walter McClain
Yom Kams
Helena Office Supply Co
North Main Street
World science can remake civilization says Nobel laureates
Ottawa June 29 two American Nobel winners Dr Harold C. Urey and Dr Arthur H Compton told the Association for the Advancement of Science that chemistry and physics can remake the world but warned that war and cowardice threaten progress. They argued science offers abundant energy and new technologies, while danger lies in misuse and continued conflict.
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Ottawa
America
Association For the Advantcement of
Harold C. Urey
Columbia University
Arthur H. Compton
University of Chicago
Association
Urey
Compton
Chicago
President veto blocks army aid for Legion meet in New York
Hyde Park New York reports that the president vetoed military equipment aid for the New York State American Legion veterans national meetings. In a separate action he signed a bill creating Olympic National Park in Washington state.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Army
New York State
American Legion National Meetings of Veterans
N.Y
Olympic National Park
Washington State
Relative of Astors Applies for Relief
Newport R I June 29 AP Francis O French father of Mia John Jacob Astor 3rd applied for relief in Middleton Saturday Public Aid Director Robert J Smith said Frenchs application was in the hands of a relief case work supervisor at New parts French where financial and moral afflictions and desire to expose the foibles of acreity have kept his wealthy kin in a dither for years hae steadfastly refused to accept financial aid from the latter He once said he would never take any assistance from his children even though he considered Jack Astor a fine lad
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Newport
Francis
French
Mia
John Jacob Astor
Middleton
Robert J Smith
Newparts
Jack Astor
Witnesses In Spy Case Freed From Tower Jail
New York June 29 1934 government key witnesses Kaies Moog Busch and Senta de Wanger were released from the tower cell block at the federal building after a month in protective custody. A heavy G men guard watched their homes as they testified before the grand jury which indicted 18 individuals including high German war ministry officials on June 20. In other notes a mountain shrub reach and a Mount Washington wind record are mentioned.
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New York
Aapy—Tino
Kaies Moog Busch
Senta de Wanger
Federal Building
Epeninl
War Ministry
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Curtin
U. S
Lions
Helena
I. Milter Beautiful
Mexico
Detroit
Montana
Bill
Palm Beach
Phoolc
By Stephen J. A'Donough
Great Smoky Natonal Park
Mount Washington
New Hampshire
Kotex
Fligelman’s
Bas Ie
Savin
Sha Fabrics
Col White
Millinery Classic
Felts
Sheerest
Pullon
UOE
White and Co
Fligelmay
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