Soft coal shutdown completes across eastern states
The soft coal industry aims for a total halt as miners in four states strike and 14 others prepare, affecting the Appalachian region and signaling a major walkout tied to the United Mine Workers contract. The nationwide move, scheduled to end March 31, prompts production delays and contingency orders.
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New York
S-stkle
Nudoight Emebt
United Mine Workers
Appalachian
Areo Watloie
Patlice
Huge Farm Bill Gets Senate Approval Amid Debate
In Wachiartan on May 4ay, senators approved an annual Agricultural appropriations bill carrying more than 1 275 900 900, a spread above House funds. The measure earmarks funds for administration arm programs, with subcommittee changes restoring items once cut amid budget tensions.
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Wachiartan
Renato Euhrowinates
House
Townsend
Riteeett
Another Sharp Quake Felt at Pasadena
Pasadena Calif May 4 A sharp earthquake strong enough to cause some damage was reported by the California Institute of Technology Seismology Laboratory. Dr Charles Richter noted the quake appeared near Reno Nevada and was recorded here at 4 30 p m Pacific Standard Time. He said it is another in a series of unusually frequent strong shocks since last Saturday when a terrific undersea earthquake occurred in the Pacific.
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Panadena
Calif
Californian Institute of Technology Seismologien
Oratory
Charles ¥. Richter Aardt
Verns
Nev
P.S.T
Tala
Dr. Rienter
Pacific
Polish Nazi dispute reaches crisis stage on speech today
Berlin dispatch notes that the Polish rift with Nazi Germany centers on Joseph Beck's forthcoming speech. A conciliatory tone could avert action, while a harsher stance might prompt German and Soviet moves regarding Danzig and the Polish Corridor. The situation hinges on diplomacy and perceived backing from Britain, France, and Italy.
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Berlin
Nasia
Cal
Joseph Beck
Adolf Hitler
Danzig
Soviet Russia
Hevk
Polleh
Maxim Lit-vinoff
Ichitvinoff
Josef Stalin
Britain
France
Toland
Heck
Germarys
Poland
Wld
Tormany
Eck
Corman Frmour
Pomorze
Dutis
Pantie Taris
Lane Dontor
250 Boy Scouts Give Program at Center Tonight
Nearly 250 Relena Toy Scouts will present a Camping program at 7 o clock tonight in the Chile center auditorium. Demonstrations include camping methods and equipment, cooking on a camp stove, signaling, knot tying, and other Scout techniques. Dr. Qahn D Sutphen, local physician on the Boy Scout committee, observed last night. The program features a meal prepared on the camp stove, along with demonstrations of knots, gear, tent pitching, campfire types, and fire safety.
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Relena
Chile Center
Qahn D Sutphen
Boy Scout Committee
Secretary Ickes Expects Addition To Family This Fall
Washington May 4 The wife of Harold Ickes 26 confirms she expects another child in September. She ends speculation by stating the Ickes family will welcome a new member this fall, aligning with her husband’s earlier hint of hopes for fatherhood.
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Ickes
Washington
Harold Icker
Meralary
Dnferior
Hueband
Stalin reshuffles Russian foreign policy leadership
Moscow reports Joseph Stalin tightened control of foreign policy by replacing Maxim Litvinov with Vyacheslav Molotov as foreign commissar. The move signals a firmer Kremlin line amid British French attempts to shape policy and fuels questions about Litvinov’s fate and Molotov’s temporary role.
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Moscow
Joseph
Stalin
Red Russin
Maxim Litetnoff
Pramler Wyacheslatt Moloteft
Rome
Hellatn
France
Kremlin
Soviet Couran
Molatatf
Dansig
Pomorze
Joseph Beck
Urs
Aéro- Hattona
Maxim Litvinett
Vynchantatt Molotelt
Etrates
Litvinett
Britain
Program announced for 36th Diocesan Convention of Episcopal Church
The Montana Episcopal Diocesan Convention is set for May with Dean J. H. Daniels announcing the full schedule. Main agenda includes electing a coadjutor bishop to succeed Bishop Porot Billings, retirements noted, and the Montana Woman’s Auxiliary meeting alongside the convention. Events span from Saturday afternoon worship at St. Peter’s to Monday sessions with reports, nominations, and an annual dinner at the Placer hotel.
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Episcopal Church
Biscopal Diviny of
Montana
J. H. Daniels
St. Peter's
George Hirst
Lewle
Beram
Placer
Diacraan Assembly of the
Woman Admits Part in Poison Plot to Police
Milwaukee may 4 a 41 year old woman admits helping poison three husbands and a stepson in a murder plot. She pleaded guilty to first degree murder and was bound over to municipal court for sentence. Police say she also poisoned a county park worker and his daughter, both hospital patients for months.
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Milwaukee
Wi M
Anne Louise Sullivan
James Sullivan
Fred Tick- Tafa
Convicted attacker of eight year old girl in Pasadena case
A Pasadena jury convicted a church organist and music director of criminal assault and child enticement in the case involving eight year old Anna Louise Bweltzer. The six woman jury deliberated at length before delivering the verdict.
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Pasadena
Cale
May
Davin
Anna Louise Bweltzer
Fisher Laughs At Charges Against John Barrymore
David Fisher, Barrymore's business manager since 1957, mocked claims for 390000 in a public accounting suit. He said Barrymore's funds were managed by a bankruptcy court custodian and agent, with court approval. Defendants include Barrymore, his estranged wife Blainy Harrie, and Harrie’s mother Mrs Bone Jacobs.
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Hollywood
David [Wisher
John Barrymore
Barrymore
Wankruptcy Court
Fisher
Blainy Harrie
iBone Jacobs
Federal Hearing On Gas Imports Set for May 15
Federal officials schedule a May 15 hearing on gas imports with Montana regulators and industry representatives to address petitions, protests, and ongoing discussion of import limits and production rights amid state opposition and federal requests.
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Montana
Purly
Comminsdon
PaKotn Lrlittles Company
Goberport Sienadlan Gaa
Inte Minton
Dot W. Ronner
Cectary Crounsel
Canvisigel
Ward
Rooter
Railroad Commission
Adyland
Ullitus Company
Rogera Imperial
Canada
Shelby
Cody Gate to Yellowstone Park Opens After Thaw Delay
Cody entrance to Yellowstone National Park opened today with the highway in fair condition except for two miles under construction. Opening had been postponed due to thaw damage on the approach and gate way repairs.
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Qody
Wyo
Cody
Yellowstone
National Park
Park Service
Cody Gateway
Ingle Waek
Colby warns US misstep in entering war and cash and carry opposition
Former secretary Colby testifies before the Senate foreign relations panel, arguing the United States erred in entering World War I and should oppose a cash and carry policy. He urges reclaiming policy control from the presidency and warns against expanding executive power, noting risk to export trade. A counterproposal by Senator Vandenberg seeks to restore cash and carry terms of the Neutrality Act amid administration resistance.
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Colby
United States
Washington
Mainbridge Colby
Wisegan
Ameren
Congress
Ita
Van
Fenborg
Maple Atonday
Vandenberg
Mitteman
D. Nev
Tittman
Arma
Dalia
Beck Stand to Be Firm in Parliament Debate
Warsaw reports expect foreign minister Joseph Beck to address parliament with a firm yet peaceful stance on German demands for Danzig and part of Pomorze. Observers foresee no concession of Polish territory under pressure, while signaling a push for renewed negotiations with Germany.
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Warsaw
Joseph Beck
Danzig
Pomorze
Germany
Poland
Miknebo
Henk
Don Quixote Dog Dies and Pilots Improve Mood
A garbled report mentions Don Quixote dog and pilots feeling relieved. The text references Cleveland May and various fragmented names, including a pug, pilots, and Don Quixote imagery. The passage appears corrupted with nonsensical phrases and inconsistent place names.
Montana Jockey And Actress Wed In Arizona
Nan Grey, a Montana film actress, married Jack Westrope, a leading American jockey, in an informal ceremony in Phoenix, Arizona. The bride wore a pale blue chiffon gown, was assisted by her business manager, and Westrope’s best man was his business agent.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Nan Grey
Carole Film Aztecas
Jack Westrope
America
Die Ter
Richard Nye Merrill
First Methodist Church
Robert J. Jane Kenship
Shy
Aschel Lolete Miller
Bary My Ruth Bruthews
Josephine Kamm Westrope
William Gillespie
Westrope
Water Board to Open Townsend Dam Bids Today
The Water Board will open bids for the Townsend Dam project this morning at the capital. J A Dono Tair, state engineer, will reveal bid schedules as the board convenes to review work plans for the dam and diversion works. The project aims to provide water for about 22,000 acres of land, with bids previously withdrawn by a contractor near Townidder.
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Inter
J. A. Dono- Tair
State Eneinger
Aesterdas
Mircea
Aro An Gattern
Montini
van Townidder
Btn
Jubilee sports committees plan action at celebration
Montana sports lovers will enjoy a busy Diamond Jubilee program with regattas at Lake Helena and regatta tours to Polson and Thompson Falls. Dr B G Shearer and Connie Eckhardt lead a committee to stage a large nationwide style regatta and multiple events including trapshooting fishing and ball sports during the eight day fairground race meeting.
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Jubilee
Montana
Tyler
B. G. Ohearer
Fia Binday
Polson
Mor Forhoat
Lake Helena
Rand
Shearer
Connie Eckhardt
Montene
Thoms
Fairgrounds
Iark
Drunken Drivers See Heavy Tally In Montana
A garbled report notes a rising count of drunken driving incidents and patrol efforts in Montana. It mentions 1,058 “shot-giaas chargers” passing before the justice system and laments the ongoing crackdown as a yearlong campaign. It attributes much of the issue to offenders like Thorne and Hawtrckee while urging greater enforcement.
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Iona
Montana
Wall
Joy C. Hawtrckee
He Dar
Justice
Cissingele & Witte
Tayo
Hoes Decker
Throman
Mauico Court
Degree of Tourist Host to Be Granted In New Mexico
New Mexico announces a new "tourist host" degree to be awarded to participants in state tourism programs. Governor Miles approved the plan, with a formal certificate to accompany the designation. The program aims to educate residents on hospitality and policing to enhance visitor experiences.
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New Mexico
Banta Fe
bin Pen
Corernor John
Miles
T. H
Ananing
New Mextco
McHaola
Senator Warrison Warns Against Tax Revisions or Cuts
Washington May 4 Senator Warrison chairman of the Senate finance committee warned at the chamber of commerce dinner that there can be no sweeping tax revisions or tax reductions while federal spending remains high. He challenged the administration's spending-for-recovery theory and said business groups have pushed large expenditures.
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Washington
Warrison
Miss
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Miesissin
British and U S Open Discussion On Barter Plan
British and United States open talks on a barter system to trade raw materials for wartime needs. Prime Minister Chamberlain hosted the discussions as Joseph P. Kennedy and Senator Byrnes spoke of Atlantic negotiations. Secretary Hull later said talks had begun with Belgium the Netherlands and France.
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Dyrnes
South Carolina
Trans- Atlantic
Corde Hutt
Fritatn
Belgium
Netherlands
Kennedy Lnd
TACKS GONE CHICKS GET SIC BOZEMAN CHICK TRAUMA
Bozeman May 4 CAP Mia Lawryqee Moors wife of beauty aherif found in lack of roofing Lacha missing and when one of her three weeks old baby chicks died she operated on the others with a razor blade. She removed tacks from 17 that appeared to have indlgestion all will recover Moore said his wife told him
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Bozeman
Mia
Lawryqee Moors
Lacha
Chicky
Moore
Chicka
Britain exempts Ireland from conscription scheme
News from May 4 reports Britain exempting Northern Ireland from its conscription draft for six months of military training for 20 year olds. Prime Minister Chamberlain announced the change, praised by Eamon de Valera, who pressed Ireland’s protest. Officials voiced cautious optimism on Polish German tensions and Soviet talks broader in the Anglo French line.
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Northern Ireland
Ireland
Toland
Germany
Hous of Commons
Chamberlain
Eamon de Valera
de Valera
Aix Courtes
Enraptyen
Chambherlain
Cath
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