BOND LIMIT RESTRICTION LIFTED IN GOVERNMENT DEBT TALKS
Washington March 20 President Hoosevelt asked Congress to abolish the present limitation on the amount of government bonds outstanding without raising the public debt limit. The letter from Secretary Morgenthan attached to the president's message proposed removing the 2900,000,000 bond ceiling entirely, a move seen as easing treasury operations though it could prompt calls to increase personnel and expenses.
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She Niet
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Alluzether
Veola Stronghs
Thomas Kane former Senator Taken by Death
Thomas Kane about 60 a former senator died at his home near Tawlitan last night from heart failure. A native of Canada he was active in Montana politics serving as senator from Ray all county and as party leader. He held relief and grain posts in state government throughout a long career and is survived by his widow two sons and two daughters.
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Thomas Tane
Tawlitan
Worl
Helena
Benatar Keane
Carvallip
Hallion
Fons Heve
Senate
Settor
Kang Verved Weral
Rayall County
Reablcan Party
Bn Astern
Moutonounties
Frank Hy Ooney
Tada
Atule
Canada
Kang
Montana
William C Douglas Named to Supreme Court Vacancy
President Hoover nominates William C. Douglas for a Supreme Court seat. Early signals point to swift Senate confirmation as Western senators voice approval. Douglas, age 52, poised to be the youngest justice since Joseph Story, sits at his desk when the nomination breaks.
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William C. Douglas
Supreme Court
Joseph Story
Massachusetth
Bowe
Japanese Munition Workers Outearn Cabinet Officials
The Labour Department reported munitions workers earn far more than cabinet members. A worker’s monthly pay reaches 10,900 yen about 2700 dollars while machinists get around 1,801 dollars. The munitions boom boosts many industries though not all workers benefit equally.
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Fry
Mme
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Lini Trlea
Lanna
Romania Hails Britain Trade Mission Move
From Bucharest to London officials portray Britain’s plan to send a trade mission as a boost to Romanian independence and a curb on German economic dominance. Leaders long resisting German influence see hope in increased Briton trade, amid signals Parliament could reconvene and a political shift away from 1938 corporate rule under King Carol.
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Nowa
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Rumania
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Melmuth
Wohllhat
Germany
Ini Rananla
Rumatila
Romania
Carol
Montana Board Allocates Funds to Combat Plague of Locusts
The Montana board approved expenditure from a 39 200 appropriation to aid counties in fighting a regional plague of grasshoppers. State entomologist Harlow Mills in Bozeman was authorized to allocate any portion of the funds for containment and control measures as the infestation threatens crops. An estimated 1 500 dollars is likely enough for state aid in mid season efforts.
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Montana
Board of Examiners
Yeaturday
Harlow Mills
Bozeman
Ansldt
Ater
Vals Jamanut
Atata
Creeks Near Flood Stage in Northern Montana
Northern Montana creeks approach flood stage after unseasonably warm weather melts mountain snow rapidly. High temperature reached 72 degrees, with river gauges noting rising levels as of 6 PM.
Voters Turn Ou t in City Council Primary
Only half of 3 411 votes cast. Tobin with 754 and Shellady with 739 lead the field for the April 3 final election. Other candidates Evans 673 McGaffick 62 Anderson 498 Stoffman 185. Weather was fair but turnout light among 6 571 registered voters.
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Dick Tobin
Amos M. Shellady
Tobin
Shellady
Commissioner of Public Safety
Noble P. Evans
Eowell
Perry A. McGaffick
Forrest Anderson
Gorge Stoffman
Re. Bhellady
Eich Te Counell
United States Rejects Hitler Coup in Czecho Slovakia
Washington sent a strong note to Germany denying recognition of Hitler’s claimed control over Czech territories. Acting Secretary Sumner Welles announced the move after ordering Prague’s legation closed and recalling Wilbur Carr. The document’s contents were to be released tomorrow, reflecting the latest in a day marked by Czech crisis developments.
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United States
Germany
Hitler
Czecho-Slovakia
Sumner Welles
Prague
Wilbur J. Carr
Tohemia
Moravia
Welles
Czecho Slovakia
Praga
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Eekman Bland
House
Merchant Marine Committee
War Department
Congress
Spring Official Today Bluebirds Nest Early
The article reports warm spring weather and Bluebirds arriving days before the official opening. Mr Kranich notes birds bringing string for repairs to the George M Kranich residence at 662 South Davis Street. Holziet temperature was six above, with forecast for generally fair weather and little temperature change.
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Melon
Weitier
Ituehinin
George M. Branich
Sonth Davia
Hiuebirds
Mehton
Kranich
Holeit
Government experts probing cause of Washington airliner crash
Ten aerospace authorities studied the Stratoliner wreck near Alder while withholding blame. Left engine components and wing assembly analysis continued at Boeing Seattle as a public hearing loomed in Seattle. The disaster claimed no known fatalities among key aviation personnel. international victims’ remains were being returned. The interim findings hinge on FAA testimony and full end-to-end inspection.
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Seattle
Aeronautica Bureau
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Alder
Thomas Hardin
Washington, D. C
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Hardin
Betteve
Ning
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Ragin Key Aviation
Reryley
Ciera
Netherlands
Surlal
Harlan A. Till
Western Air
Hin Ome
Kanaan City
Population strain at state hospital prompts board warning
Dr Pamet tells Montana Board of Commissioners the state hospital at Waray Springs faces an acute population surge. He warns overflow may force rejection of new patients as overall counts rise from January to February, with 1,807 residents in January and 1,913 in February.
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Tr. Nf. J. Tranpsl
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Reco
Ford Stebbins Are Nominated In School Race
Ford and Stebbins were nominated in the Avett Township school election last night at the Seventh and Allen streets nominating meeting. A total of 79 ballots were cast with two ballots listing a single name, one for Ford and one for Stebbins. Judge Ford was nominated by Judge Callaway, while Stebbins was named by N J Mart. Miller then withdrew Mary Bennett as a candidate and the chair announced both nominees would receive normal nominations. The meeting was chaired by M J McBride, clerk of the school district.
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de Avett
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Ty Call
Officers Are Too Thorough in Slot Machine Cleanup
In Holyoke Colorado on March 20 authorities removed a truckload of machines during a cleanup. Officers reportedly found a cache of cash hidden inside a compartment, prompting questions about the thoroughness of the operation and potential implications for the ongoing crackdown on illegal gambling.
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Maren
Nine powers appear to seek European anti Nazi front
London reports indicate Britain France Soviet Russia and other willing nations may form a united front against German aggression. An international conference or anti aggression declaration is discussed with Britain proposing a three power framework or a broader conference to draft a common policy amid Germany's eastward expansion. Prime Minister Chamberlain notes Britain's vast rearmament program will be reviewed as conquests by Germany unfold.
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France
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Hussia
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House
Commons
Mgaig
Oliver Stanley
Baby Victim of Wilm's Tumor Holds Its Own
New Rochelle New York March 29 Harold Holt Jr a 24 year old Monongahela baby with Wilm s tumor remains in fair condition after five days in hospital Doctors have not yet guaranteed a cure and say the advanced stage of development is evident from the first examination The child had a full night rest and is reported as resting today while ray therapy treatments are given several times daily
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Harold Holt, Jr
Monongahela
Wilm
Lamon
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Wilma Holt
Harold
Daladier's First Decrees Under Dictatorial Powers
Daladier issues his first decrees after gaining dictatorial authority. Measures include expanding army officers and North African troops, extending national defense workweeks to 40 hours, and plans to raise armed forces to 1.6 million if conditions warrant. Leaders say three of sixteen decrees are military aimed at boosting war output and industry.
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Datis
Mbort
Tehran
Foni
Tres Tiler Eduuard Waladive
Germany
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Franco
Bing
France
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Johsance Vor Weleveck
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