Coronation of Pius XII Draws Massive Crowds at St Peter's
Vatican City March 12 Crown of the popes placed on Pius XII in a grand outdoor ceremony at St Peter’s Square before about 300,000 onlookers. Within the basilica core clergy diplomats and officials participated as crowds marveled at medieval splendor and the papal pageantry continued through the day.
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Elevation of Pope Marked in New York
The Catholic faithful marked the papal election with Mass and broadcasts from St Patrick’s Cathedral and other cathedrals as Catholics worldwide tuned in by radio. Rev Pullen J Shaen of Catholic University, Washington, presided as the ceremony was broadcast locally and across the nation.
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Helena Chamber Banquet Set To Spotlight Year’s Achievements
Helena Chamber of Commerce will hold a banquet this evening at the Mieer hotel to summarize the year’s achievements. General John W. Mahan will preside with remarks by Telly, main speaker on Montana industry. George O Hourke will review the Wagon expedition results, while Alex Cunningham outlines 1989 plans.
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Lands to be leased for Hunt River irrigation project
Washington March 12. The Bureau of Reclamation will lease 2,293 acres in Montana for grazing and agricultural use tied to the Hunt River project. Leases begin April 3 with no renewal option after December 31. Loan forms available at the Ballantine project manager's office in Montana.
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Auto Union Expels Homer Martin Over Plot Against UAW
Stevelang March 12 The Auto Workers union permanently expelled Homer Martin, former president, after a 10 hour trial. Witnesses testified he conspired with Ford agents to undermine the union and sought to build a rival organization to replace UAW leadership. Edward Levinson said the board heard from witnesses and described Martin’s actions as unprecedented in U.S. labor history. The executive board, impeaching him January 20, named Melvin A. Thorman and set committees for the national convention beginning March 27.
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Church Held in Barn Praised by Bishop in California
Eneinn Calif March 12 Abidhon conducted religious services in a barn today and affirmed the faith of the parish’s founder Father Amith. Bishop W Bertrand Stevens of the Los Angeles Diocese praised the venture despite skepticism, confirming baptism of two others and noting the faithful turnout.
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Stronghold of Radicals Fell in Madrid Uprising End
Madrid March 12 General Jose Miaja's defense council says all communist strongholds surrendered unconditionally and their uprising against the peace program with nationalists was crushed after six days of fighting. Two royal leaders were captured Lieut Col Francisco Buenon and General Pratt, said to have been captured near Madrid and brought here.
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Senators Push Concrete Step Toward Prosperity
Washington March 12 a group of senators urged concrete administration action to translate business optimism into results. Durke Neh Raley and Wing pressed executive moves to back up verbal assurances, while Bailey King and others argued for deeper measures to spur private investment and economic growth. Continued on Page 2.
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Scotty Palmer Stops Gas Station Hold Up
Scotty Palmer, gas station proprietor, shot and killed William Foster during a failed holdup three miles west of town. Police say suspects Nordap Crawford and Edward Netterburg, both of Butte, are jailed on robbery charges. County Attorney Harold K. Anderson will file against them after questioning.
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Men Drove to Town and Left at Local Station
The account describes a group driving from Bagh Tel mak Rnd to Townsend and Melon, arriving before dawn. They waited near a risk station as a principal, AL 0 Palmer, appeared and entered a nearby establishment while Poster, Crawford, Nederburg, and Foxter moved to the car and prepared to depart.
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Heavy Snow Strands State Air Service Suspension
A major snowstorm spreads across the state forcing the suspension of air service and halting many flights. Western Montana reports heavy, wet snow with roads and highways affected, while Helena sees temperatures drop and lingering flurries as forecasts call for continued snow.
New Relief Funds Sought Despite Strong Opposition
Washington reports say Senator Harrison will oppose Roosevelt’s request for an additional 100 million for WPA relief, amid a fierce budget fight. Some Republicans back the need if justified, while House Republicans push a 10 percent cut and a separate relief needs review. Senate and House battles loom over the larger government reorganization and Interior appropriation amid economy aims.
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Two Wounded In Battle in Glasgow Bar
Glasgow March 12 Deputy Sheriff Walter Wittmayer and Howard Anderson a Fort Meek workman were wounded today while attempting an arrest. Both men suffered leg wounds but are not in serious condition Anderson was removed to the Valley county jail after treatment at Fort Peck hospital Wittmayer returned home after receiving first aid.
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U S Reserve Board on Price Plans Debate in Congress
A March report notes the Federal Reserve Board rejected proposals to grant price control power over volume and credit. Senator Logan and others proposed similar legislation, while the document cites ongoing debates about restoring price authority by 1958 measures. In Tokyo, the House of Peers unanimously approved funds to continue the Japanese-Chinese conflict until March 31, 1940, completing parliamentary action.
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Clash in Brunn as Germans and Czechs clash amid Slovakia tension
Prague reports Germans marching with swastikas clashed with Czechs in Brunn near the Avatria border this afternoon. Mounted police intervened with several arrests as many persons were injured before authorities separated the groups amid suspicions of German support for Slovak separatists.
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Berlin War Mood Shifts on Memorial Day Attitudes
Berlin observers report divided views as memorial day events unfold. Germany weighs possible intervention while naval chief Admiral Eile Harder calls for peace, and questions arise over Prague's government shifts and Czech-Slovak policy amid growing anxiety in Berlin.
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Northern States Flood Threat From Storm and Rivers
A powerful storm gripped northern states with rising rivers risking floods in Ohio and nearby areas. Snow sleet and heavy rain hit New York and Chicago, Detroit faced severe conditions, and Michigan Ontario suffered widespread flooding affecting 10 000 square miles. Damages were estimated around 200 000 dollars as rivers crested and then receded with further storms looming.
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