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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1933
Page
1
Washington March 1 7 American statesmen ponder whether the United States should join in solving disputes among nations signed to the famous pact of arts regarding British disarmament proposals. Opinion split over naval, armament, and treaty provisions as Prime Minister Chamberlain advocates the plan amid British action.
A series of strong earthquakes rattled sections of Honduras on March 7, felt across Olaacha and Totty Watriete areas. Initial reports note damage and injuries, with authorities assessing infrastructure stability and potential aftershocks. Local residents evacuated as tremors continued to reverberate through Honduran towns and villages.
A battered view of quake damage in California notes many poor buildings collapsed and streets clogged. The Red Cross pledges to aid families within 60 days and officials discuss future prevention as nationwide relief funds pour in.
Denver and farmers may clash over water supply as drought and restrictions threaten domestic use. Officials discuss appointing a temporary water dictator to manage rights and prevent conflict while protests and legal actions unfold in the West.
In Ran Dinga Calif on March 17 Superior Judge C. N. Andrews appoints Mrs. Maynaret Kndner to administer the estate of her son Caries Thongden who vanished with Mrs. Chompaon on December 11. Efforts by Thompsons to locate them have been ongoing with no successful leads.
In New York on March 7 a man named Patrick Rannafin was killed shortly after his baby was born on St Patrick’s Day week. The infant, named Pad, arrived amidst tragedy as the family mourned. A pursuing suspect was later identified, and authorities reported the crash that claimed the father’s life. The poignant birth amid loss marks a somber St Patrick’s Day week in the city.
Joan Crawford announces separation from her husband Douglas Fairbanks Jr amid a spate of legal actions. She denies filing for divorce and says the damage suits are unrelated to her marriage. The report notes accusations of false imprisonment and a diamond necklace incident tied to a Dietz case, with the affair drawing public attention and prompting further inquiry.
Glendale, Calif. March unknown. Mareh tT-(Py Joseph J. Clark held in lad) escaped by assuming another prisoner’s identity and bond as a sheriff’s officer. He aided by a drunken call for a bondman while $260 was posted, then walked from jail. Federal and local authorities pursued leads across California and Oregon, tied to the slayings of two men at Yrohn, Car, and the kidnapping of a customs officer at Hellingham, Washington.
Washington reports the house backs 32 percent alcohol and the senate for 3.05, with a conference in progress and a likely move to the White House by Monday. Roosevelt ready to sign. projected revenue from the measure cited. In New Wilmington, Pa a banker shot himself, leaving a note about a $60,000 life insurance policy. bank president at his side.
A severe illness described as influenza sweeps Barataria Bay villages near New Orleans. More than 150 people including many children are ill and critically in need of care. one child has died. Dr Edward C G of St. Tonia is the sole physician responding, tending the outbreak through days of strain.
In Chandler Oklahoma, detectives investigate a fatal shooting at a local business owner Ceci Nieho's. Authorities say a quarrel over trousers led to violence as witnesses describe the men arguing before the shooting. The case centers on Marcel 7, Charles McLarty, and an unnamed proprietor.
Washington March 17 The president and congressional leaders agreed on a plan to complete key New Deal legislation by May 1. The emergency session will continue without a recess as Roosevelt outlines a broad program including railroads banking and large unemployment relief. A railroad bill by Rayburn focuses on regulating holding companies and motor transportation and reorganizing commissions. Details on new tax plans were not yet set.
Oregon City March 17 state police report a man identified as Edward Flateau killed his daughter Marie 11 and gravely wounded his wife Anne 55 then shot himself in a spree that included setting a neighbor’s horse on fire and firing at officers. Mildred 26 and an elie stood on the porch as the attack unfolded. The suspect fled after burning a home and attempted to kill another daughter during the frenzy.
Wisconsin farmer Lawrence Nadall, 24, is held after a raid on a rural mailbox and post office area near Fond du Lac. Deputy ties him to a mail truck robbery. catch came after hours of search with tear gas. Officer Kennedy had reported a man attempting to rob a postal truck at a Norendale post office door near Nadall's farm.
Miraneton Tl Mare 17 Police arrested Arvel Peterson who confessed to sending extortion letters to Mrs James A Patten widow of the wheat trading king demanding 50000 to avoid "something terrible" He said he hoped to raise money to pay an $8000 mortgage on his own home and feared foreclosure.
Washington reports that AML determinations and veteran awards were suspended at the Veterans Administration pending Roosevelt's instructions under a new 8500,000,000 economy bill. Emergency admissions to 55 VA hospitals continue, as do loans on adjusted service certificates and converted insurance policies.
In Derser City New Jersey on March 27 the estate of the late Ivar Kreuger Swedish match king was located in a local warehouse. Personal property valued at over 100000 dollars was recovered including a Rubens painting valued at 15000 dollars and a Zorn painting valued at 5000 dollars. The items were released under bankruptcy authority for the International Match Co Kreuger’s corporation.
London March 12. Japanese foreign minister Matsuoka warned that war with the United States would be an act of madness. He said no country would back such action and argued war would harm China and Japan’s position in the Far East. He will travel to the United States en route to Tokyo.
In St Paul Minnesota on March 17 authorities pursued links between the Boettcher kidnapping and the Bohn case. Verna Sankey, identified in part, was found to have connections to Denver suspects. Bohn reportedly identified Gordon Elk horn and Ruth Kahler. Missing: details on locations, ransom demands, and whether Hoetteher’s release ties to the same abductors.
In London and New Delhi, a white paper outlines a proposed federal constitution for British India. The plan envisions a federation of British Indian provinces and princely states with a two chamber legislature and an appointed governor. Delegates and Hindu representatives protested proposals to abolish the legislative assembly.
In Oakdale, Pennsylvania, on March 17 a couple both over sixty were found dead at their home. They were killed with an awl and an ice pick after the house was ransacked, suggesting the robbers tied up the elderly pair before fleeing.
In Yakima Washington on March 17 a four year old boy wandered into Abtapun woods. A posse of men found him scantily clad, curled between his two pet dogs. The dogs kept him warm through a frost covered night, preventing exposure.
Washington March 17 Congress postponed action on President Roosevelt's farm relief plan as a major revision movement grew. Both Senate and House committees studied a bill to give Secretary Wallace authority to apply relief provisions to nine farm commodities including cotton wheat corn hogs cattle sheep tobacco rice and milk.
Moscow reports four British subjects accused of sabotage will face criminal trial. The men worked for a British electrical machinery company operating in the Soviet Union for a decade. The Foreign Minister asserted no pressure will deter the Soviet legal process. Trial together with 33 Russians planned. further details on page 2.
Cheyenne Wyoming March 17. Donnies dimes and nickels jingled into the coffers at Jumley High School today. Children attended and performed to aid their less fortunate mates. Funds will create a fund to provide medical and surgical aid for unemployed children.
New York men were seized after a P O raid in Chicago. Police say they are alleged members of a gang that robbed a mash carrier, escaping with bonds and valuables worth between 250000 and 450000. Suspects include Richard Gagarora Robert Robarto and Dominick Geolia. Investigators found 18000 in bonds at Gagarora’s home and linked the trio to the December heist near the First National Bank area.
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