Relief Fund Battle Is Now Begun on House Floor
Washington reports a sharp fight over this year’s relief funds as critics assail WPA for waste and extravagance while defenders insist $1500?0 is needed to put food on the tables of the undernourished. The debate features lawmakers from both parties and signals a heated session likely to shape fiscal policy.
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Washington
WPA
Deidees
Fide
Gatty
Guy
Ahurt Democratic Vemkar
Seconomy
Bod
Taber Hy
Wynn Says Wife Unappreciative Of Her Position
A man recounts his failing marriage and his plan while facing legal troubles. He describes pressuring his wife, delaying mortgage payments, and attempting to locate her, culminating in his admission of killing her. The narrative notes she became morose and sought hospital care, affecting her daily life and others around her.
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Wynn
Twelve Drown As Highway Bridge Washed Out In Flood
Twelve lives were lost as flood waters surged in Mississippi when a 10 foot highway bridge buckled under rising water. Divers recovered seven bodies with more found later. several people jumped to safety as rescuers directed traffic. Names include Mrs Wahert M. Schilling and Annette Campbell among others. some victims unconfirmed. (Continued on Page 3.)
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Mississippi
Cleareerek
Wahert M. Schilling
Mia
San WH Cannell
Annette Campbeil
Min 'Tom Rinchey
Atkef Oak Divese
Bnate J
Porkone
Miss Ann Turner
Memphis
Tern
Nuk
Claude Comat Jackson
Tere Xought
Wiebl
Jacknon
Norman Schlemmer
J. F . Jones
Wickaburg
Misa Margaret Giice
Meusphtsanise
Mir
Mary Rehrack Murray Mané
Ield
Obla
Aurea
B. M. Wilson
Jacknom
Marcus Meeks
Canton
Migs
M. W. Teaser
Jackson
Miss
Ming Anh Turner
Memphis Nyrac
Claude Cox
Brown Nomination For Comptroller General Post
Former Senator Fred H Brown of New Hampshire a New Deal supporter defeated for reelection last fall was nominated by President Roosevelt to be comptroller general. If confirmed by the Senate he will take over the post as watchdog of the treasury from Richard N Elliott who had held the comptroller post since John A McCarl's term expired three years ago. McCarl and Hitt clashed with Administration officials over expenditures. The salary is 10000 dollars a year and the appointment lasts 16 years.
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Washington
Maresh
Fred H. Brown
New Hampstire
New Deal
Roosevelt
Senate
Brown
the Treasury
Richard N. Elliott
John A. McGarl
McCarl
Hitt
Martial law imposed in Madrid amid cleanup drive
The Associated Press reports Madrid declares virtual martial law as Nationalist authorities crack down after civil war victory. A state of war is proclaimed, courts lose power, and thousands of prisoners are moved to prisons nationwide. Franco orders reconstruction of Madrid and Valencia while mobilizing vast prisoner numbers for labor and security.
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Madrid
Associated Press
Nationaal Authoritien
Nulligny
Pollen Wogan
Republican National Defence Council
Jose Masa
Miaja
Algetis
Bagiemundo Canndo
Valencia
Hhe
Sultan Herteiro
Burgon
Madrifenos
Pantera
Satura
Jaaime Franco
Fatlon
Almorta
Cartagena
France
Ratironda
Atra
Tha Jrmcomntre Etiva
Press Attache For Royalty to Arrive Saturday
Hana Olay, royal press representative for Crown Prince Olav and Crown Princess Martha of Norway, plans to visit Felon May 20. T. C. Hammond leads general arrangements and will host a Saturday luncheon at Placer Hotel to discuss plans for the royal visit and local entertainment.
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Hana Olay
Olav
Marths
Norway
Felon
T. C. Hammond
Oley
Norwegian News Company of
Brooklyn
Placer Hotel
Hammond
Ayers
Clay
Chamber of Commerce
Mottama
Yellawatone Park
Vaccination Clinics Set Up In Flood Area
Flood area hospitals have established vaccination clinics in five northern towns including Glasgow Saco Malta and Nashua. Private nurses operate the clinics amid flood conditions as typhoid vaccines are recommended for residents. water sources are being disinfected and more vaccine shipments are planned as demand grows. Rehabilitation of Jordan and nearby towns proceeds with WPA aiding home and business rebuilding efforts.
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Montana
Cogswell
Wealth Xeceretary
Glasgow
Saco
Muita
Minedale
Nashua
Phiveteians
Nutrsea
Health Board
Herald
Jordan
Reather
C. J. Dausman
Atate Water Board
Gar- Held
Dudtge Davaman
W.P.A. Wad
France Romania trade pact linked to anti Nazi effort
Paris reports France and Romania formalized a commercial accord as part of coordinated actions with Britain against Hitler. The deal doubles French oil imports from Romania and cuts import duties on agricultural goods, boosting purchases to about 200 million francs this year. A Polish foreign minister was said to be invited to Paris after London talks.
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Paris
France
Britain
Adolf Hitler
Europe
Romania
Joseph Beck
Poland
London
Foreign Office
Nazis and Italians Seen Targeting South America
Washington reports officials studying Latin American effects of German Italian actions. They believe Franco's victory may shift influence in the western hemisphere and reduce Anglo-American influence, with Spain as a springboard for dealings with American republics. A new balance is anticipated shaping European expansion in the Atlantic.
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Washington
Latin America
Beonante
Germany
Spain
Republis
Clark Gable and Bride Return To Hollywood Home After Wedding
Clark Gable and Carole Lombard return to Hollywood residence to prep for work and plan a move to Gable’s ranch soon. They married in Kingman Arizona after a motorcycle wedding trip and will reside in a seven room house near Hollywood while Gable resumes acting for Vivien Leigh.
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Clark Gable
New Bride
Hollywood
Carols Lombard
Gable
Nevada
Wong
Carole
Clark
Carol
Sittle Ranch
Garcla
Honats & Mule
Daggett
Carl
Mra. Gable
Carole Gable
Geo
Otto Winkler
Kingman
Ariz
Hinecurch
Mr. Gabio
Vivien Leigh
Hin
Indy
BA. m
Lomorroy
Surfacing bids sought for Helena to Butte road
Bids will be opened April 14 for surfacing six miles of the Helena to Boulder road in Lewis and Clark and Jefferson counties. The Montana highway department listed eight highway projects including the Helena Canyon Creek route. The plan calls for crushing gravel surface to reduce dust after last year’s straightening and rebuilding work.
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Helena-Boulder
Lewis and Clark and
Jefferson
Montant Highway Department
Highway Department
Helena
Montana Clix
Wis
Niles
Helena Canyon Creek
Lewis and Clark County
Germany shocked as gold flow challenged in new policy
Berlin report of a Totchsbank president Walther Pauk speech outlining measures to promote a gold backed system. He warned the world may surrender to Americas gold power or adopt new monetary methods. The article notes Italy and Germany’s stance and hints at a forthcoming law.
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Berlin
United States
Totchsbank
Walther Pauk
Gers Vaning
Fintie
Aimorica
Atrong
Italy
Germany
Mussolini vows Italy will not be prisoner in Mediterranean
Home front dispatch reports Mussolini declaring Italy will not be prisoner in the Mediterranean. The piece notes reactions from Galega and the Italian press, with Sardinia and Calabria mentions, referencing Daladier’s policy and French-Italian tensions. It quotes Gaudi and other editors critiquing France’s stance and estimates of Mediterranean populations and refugees.
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Mussolini
Italy
Mediterranean
Famigues
Shokesman
Vingimo Gayda
Mionowite
Preneh
Tvremier Paladtery
Cosenza
Kurline
Michele
Qamenol
Reserve Officers Plan State Convention in Helena
Reserve Officers Will Hold State Convention Here. The 40 percent annual convention of the Hi Montana department Reserve Officers Association of the United States will be in Helena May 27 with over 200 reserves expected. Col H P Hauser announced this. Headquarters will be at the Placer hotel and meetings at American Legion hall. Chapters from Minnesota Great Falls Billings Bozeman Helena Kalispell Fork Peck Anaconda and Miles City will be represented. Colonel Krynerald Capt Domingo Monnerrate and Lieut A R Hineyark are named officials.
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Montana Department
Reserve Officers Association of
Helena
Col
H. P. Hauser
Apventic Reserve District
Placer Hotel
Busines
American Legion Hall
Mipgouta
Great Falla
Billings
Bozeman
Nalinpell
Fork Peck
Anaconda
Ratle
Milen City
Krynerald
Domingo Monnerrate
Medical Reserves
Fort Harrison
A. R. Hine Yark
Thenfantry Reserve
K. Matons
New Grandson of Pres Roosevelt Born in Seattle
A son weighing nine pounds one ounce was born today to Mr and Mrs John Hoettiger at Swedish Hospital in Seattle. The birth was telephoned to President Roosevelt at Warm Springs, where the newborns names and family details are not yet decided. The news includes Ma Roosevelts extended family, with Anna Eleanor Roosevelt and Charles Dall as relatives.
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Pres. Roosevelt
Seattle
Seale
Maren
Inra Teday
Mra
Jon Bnertiger
Roosevelt
Wik Grandfaynor
Warn Sprines
Toosevelt
Nero
Hoettiger
Anna Noorevel
Nostera
Anna Eleanor Dall
Curls Dall
Cabinet Now Deter mined On Bold Act
Diplomatic circles report Britain plans to pledge defense against German aggression toward Poland and possibly assist Poland or Romania in resisting expansion. The move depends on Poland's attitude and a reply to Britain’s guarantee terms, with Prime Minister Chamberlain expected to announce in the House of Commons.
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Laralon
Chamberlain
House of Commons
Britain
Poland
Romania
Polland
Howard Kennard
Warsaw
Agan
Joseph Beck
Europa
Piake
Trumpeter Swan May Be Reviving Migratory Urge
Anaconda Montana reports four trumpeter swans lingering at Hesner Lake after years of decline. Montano fish and game official notes the species now a small band heading toward Red Rocks lake refuge as federal biologists warn the migratory instinct waning.
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N. B
Donelinger
Anaconda
Montenn Fish and Game Comminaton
Vonelinger
Hesner Lake
Hudy Ain
Red Hocks Lake
Mugtana
Arctic
Gulf of Mexico
A. V. Hull
Federal Bureau of Biological Nursey
President urges South to build its own industry network
Warm Springs Ga March 30 Roosevelt says the South must establish industrial enterprises of its own to loosen dependence on the North. He spoke at Bullard Field Alabama, urging local leaders and students to develop capital backed ventures, boost balanced economy, higher wages, and regional growth, while noting much work remains.
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South
Warm Springs
Fishing Mountat College
Alabama
Rettig
Hock
Alabang Polytechnic
Bullard
Ching
Deel
Roosevelt
Frank MW. Dinos
Panator Lister Hill
Henry B. Ateagall
Ala Rome
Auere Tree BF
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Hern
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Danzig
Adolf Witler
Giynia
Comptroller
South America
Helena-Butte
Funk
Galden Rynlord
Aly
Petnomics
Tm Pattone
Watts
Duggent
Eli Lins
Goverte
Mttt
Wulfon
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Xepare
Twila
Rakudien
Maladier
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