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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1936
Page
1
An Italian advance guard nears Addis Ababa as the capital of Africa's last empire seems within hours. Columns push toward the city with minimal opposition, while other units converge from the north and south, signaling a decisive push in the campaign.
A cryptic World News digest notes a Senate, secretary, and wartime finance figures with a near twenty one billion deficit. It mentions naval expenditures, defense bills, and warnings from officials about war mobilization. Calls for a united labor front against war and famine appear amid global tensions and political maneuvering.
Governor West says Montana will resist water diversions while Montana Idaho leaders seek a federal survey of a 47 million plan. They aim to form a Northwest river authority and coordinate with regional planners in Washington and Oregon as hearings near.
A funeral for Fuad was held with ancient rites in Alexandria, drawing King Farouk’s court and 10,000 mourners. Relatives and officials attended as lights were turned on in daylight. Fuad, aged 68, died of heart and throat infection at the country palace.
May Day actions sweep Britain France and Spain with large protests expected tonight. Communists in Moscow urge a united front against war while London organizers call for a world peace conference. Four platforms in Hyde Park will carry a red banner as extremism rises, signaling cross border labor solidarity.
New York April 30. Under Acting Secretary of Labor Edward McGrady anthracite operators and miners agreed on an indefinite extension of the current work agreement to allow continued negotiations. The move aims to avert a strike and settle disputes over terms and conditions.
A fragmented report describes Colorado vigilantes distributing handbills near WPA projects urging residents to lease the state against supposed saboteurs. Officials including Governor and others push for protection of citizens, while federal relief programs and farm labor payrolls face cuts and scrutiny amid tensions.
Milford Iowa April 30 A cyclone devastates parts of Northwestern towns killing at least two and injuring scores as storms hammer Everly Torneo and surrounding areas. Victims include George Toaking and Mrs Failing Tener among others. Washington April 11 Secretary Mull promotes reciprocal trade to expand world commerce and preserve peace, outlining a plan shaping postwar international agreements.
Amounts spent on rehabilitation work since the earthquakes reach over 750000 with a monthly high in October and projections suggesting further increases. The report cites dozens of permits and large rebuilding costs across multiple areas, with figures around 74 thousand and 100 thousand noted in various months.
Palm Springs report details Senor Saverino Moura Fonsera’s odd journey from Brazil toward New York on horseback. The tale humorously compares him to Senator Blick of Alabama and notes a media crackdown on the errant lawmaker as the campaign wears on.
A California mother is honored by the Golden Tale Foundation Mother's Day Committee for exemplary service. The award recognizes dedicated American mothers and highlights her role among families and community groups.
Reported early today a military aircraft crashed during maneuvers near Munich, Bavaria, resulting in ten fatalities. Officials and witnesses described a sudden incident as the craft went down amid training exercises.
Fragmentary report describes a severe storm in Burma with significant impact on Jiangoon and Darna areas. Text mentions May and asteroid-related terms while fragments reference arid coast and safety concerns amid ongoing disturbance.
April 30 report on Secretary Morgenthau stating the house tax bill would not meet the President Roosevelt's revenue request. Senate Finance Committee launches search for new levies to raise about 337 million, with deficits projected near record levels. Details mention payroll and corporate earnings, and anticipated needs for the coming fiscal year 1997.
Nenana Alaska April 30. Reported movement and contest results as Miller and Govige named winners in the Tanana area. The text notes predictions about when movement would start and mentions Juneau entrants with others.
Delegates meeting in Florida recessed after a heated debate over reaffirming American women’s participation in the League of Women’s Clubs. General Federation of Women’s Clubs leaders debated proposed amendments and policy changes amid a divided vote, shelving the matter for the year.
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