Senate Approves Large Farm Bill In Majority Vote
Washington May 12 An action marked by partisan shows of strength, the Senate passed a record breaking 1 218 666 572 farm bill by a strong majority after a long debate. Leaders on both sides clashed over funding and policy, as the chamber edged toward final passage amid calls for budget restraint and farm aid reforms.
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Washington
Senate
Ne Houta
House
Wondrum
K. Va
Hinds
Department of Agel
Farm Credit
Bozeman Woman Near Her Hundredth Birthday
Bozeman May 12. Mrs Abipall Leffingwell who would have been 100 Sunday died at a daughter's home here. A native of Woneroe Wisconsin she moved to Bozeman two years ago and spent summers trout fishing locally. She and her daughter took a trailer trip to California two years ago fished for salmon on the Columbia river rode in an air plane at Augusta Oregon had a Hollywood perm and visited fishing venues in Washington and Idaho. On her 99th birthday she danced for photographers.
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Abipall Leffingwell
California
Augusta
Ore
Hollywood
Washington
Idaho
Montana Agreement On Soft Coal Signed By National Board
New York May 12. Ore Gassawsy international board member of United Mine Workers announced tonight that agreements between the union and soft coal operators in Wyoming Utah Montana and Minnesota districts had been signed today, sending back to work about 6 000 7 000 and 25 000 men respectively.
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Ore Gassawsy
United Mine Worl
Wyoming
Utah
Montana
Mitneis
Conference Called Monday For Tax Revision Talk
Washington May 12. A White House conference was called for Monday afternoon to discuss tax revision in Congress and possible changes. President Roosevelt urged repeal of remnants of the old profits tax while keeping safeguards against evasion. The meeting will include treasury and congressional tax authorities to shape a plan that preserves revenue, with talks aiming to fill budget gaps and fund appropriations.
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White House
Congress
Roosevelt
Treasury
Congressional
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Thesa
Presa
Rava
Apy
Farmat
Tar Cenfers
Amnesia Victim Lyden Found In St Paul
Charles Lyndon a 21 year old Joplin native and Montane School of Mines student arrived in St Paul with amnesia after a long quest across Montana Idaho and Washington. He was found by travelers at St Pat Hospital and remembered his parents' home but not how he traveled 1200 miles. He carried a fraternity pin and a single address, spoke little of details, and said he spent days reading papers hoping to learn his identity.
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Charles J. Lyden
Montane School of Mines
St. Paul Hospital
Depiin
Mharles
Huerea
St Pat
St. Paul
Lyden
Aol
Roy de Taile
Rutty
Dryden
Sportsmen to Build Bird Pens at East Helena
Members of the Elena Fish and Game association will start constructing two bird pens near East Helena on Sunday. President Riegel announced, with Frank Warella in charge, and workers asked to bring shovels and hammers. The East Helena project follows a prior pen near the State Nursery in Helena which housed 100 pheasants over winter. The group hopes to restock the county similarly to earlier prosperous years.
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Elena Fish and Game Association
Bet
Pbestabt
Helena
Itmita
Riegel
Wiebe
Frank Wrella
East Welena
East Selena
Prickly Fear Valley
President Roosevalt sails weekend cruise on Potomac
President Roosevalt departed Washington for a weekend cruise on the Potomac river and Chesapeake Bay aboard the presidential yacht Potomac. Solicitor General Robert H. Jackson and Mrs. Jackson accompanied him on the voyage.
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Roosevalt
Capital
Potomac River
Chesaparke Bay
Potomac
Robert H. Jackson
Jackson
Poland Charges Nazis With Packing Troopers In Danzig
Warsaw dispatch reports Wiecword Warszawakh, a nationalist paper, claims 30 000 Germans aided to the Danzig population in armed squads amid denouncements of any referendum. It says Germany plans a plebiscite to reclaim Danzig, warning such a vote could trigger deportation or camps.
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Danzig
Warsaw
Wiecword
Warszawakh
Gere
Germany
Foland
Joseph Miinudaki
Acter
Memorial Nerviceners
Pom the Noar
Pilmudekt
Wiecsor —-Warsawwski
Dansig
Sinto Danalg
Final Inspection of Tongue River Dam 5 Scheduled Saturday
Milee Cry May 12. The final inspection incidental to completion of the Tongue River drainage project will be made here tomorrow after which the project, cost over $1,000,000, will be turned over to the Tongue River Water Undertaking. The project is the largest undertaken by the Montana water conservation board in cooperation with the federal public works administration.
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Milee Cry
Montana Water Conservation Board
Federal Public Works Administration
Parsons Hangs Up High Point Honors at State Meet
Missoula Spartans win the thirty sixth Interscholastic meet with 41 points led by Earl Parsons the all around standout and individual point leader. Helena rises as a contender with 264 points including 16 by Parsons while Hot Springs falls just short with 74, 24 by Parsons in running events. Other event scores list Park county White Sulphur Springs Great Falls and County standings across multiple districts as Roundup and Winifred near the top. Continued on Page 7,1
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Ure Bitihank En- Parsons
Park County
Great Fally
Flathead County
Custer County
Fargan County
Anasconde
Gallaty County
Dawson County
Whitetiah
Thompson Falla
Drummond and Nashua
Plentywood
Columbunent Outlooks
Carlon County
Roundup
Winifred
Whitehall
Stevenaville
Laurel
Fort Shaw
Lin
Whisker Story: A Laughing Tale of Flying Felines
A playful fragment depicts whiskered characters in a quirky scene about a cat named Breer and others facing windy misadventures. The piece hints at comedic mishaps and odd dialogue as the troupe imagines feline flight and curious happenings.
Germany signals quarrel over British Turkish treaty
Berlin indicates Germany dislikes the mutual Turkish declaration and says Britain stirs unrest and fear to push political aims. The British Turkish accord is labeled a provisional move creating a war scare. Washington reports the army reorganizing coast artillery to strengthen defenses against air and sea attacks.
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Berlin
Nentache Dienat
Teerstoe
Germany
Reltaln
Paychogla
DNB
Washington
Army
Coast Artillery Corps
Bus Route Change Ordered By Public Service Commission Kenwood
The Public Service Commission ordered a route change for the Ferrico Transit Company serving the Kenwood addition. The new path runs from Euclid Avenue to Joslyn, then Haunor Boulevard to Elizabeth Street, turning at Chouteau Street to reach the highway, and passing Kunster School. The old routing went directly from Euclid to Joslyn to Hanser and the highway. The commission’s order aims to balance convenience for residents along the Kenwood area. John W. Bonner said the company would receive reasonable petitioning space to implement the change.
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Montane Rational and Publiiseries Commission
Yeaterday
Ferrico Transit Company
Kenswood
Taat
Kenwood
Euclid Arenna
Joslyn
Haunor Boulevard
Elizabeth Street
Elizabeth
Choutean Street
Kunster School
Euclid
Hanser
Wong
Tranatcom Spany
Broadwater-Fort Harrisor
Nun
Choutrau Street
Ferwout
L Nying
John W. Bonner
Paul T. Smith
Horace F. Cnary
Austin B. Middleton
M.H.C
Miargula
Britain Wins Turkish Pact to Back European Security
Piers London May 12 Britain today secured Turkish acceptance of a treaty linking Ankara to London in a wider European security framework. Prime Minister Churchill announced in Parliament that Britain and Turkey vow to aid each other if aggression threatens the Mediterranean, pledging coordinated defense and mutual support. The accord signals Turkey’s stronger integration with Western defense and a deterrent posture amid postwar tensions.
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Piers London
Ureat
Britain
Turkey
Gitlerencaien
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Chan Kenutn
Hopper Scourge Ravages Richland County Wheat
May 12 report from Sidney notes grasshopper plague reaching serious proportions in Richland County with acres of wheat stripped as pests hatch in warm weather. County Agent Theodora Fusse says poison stations at Savage Lambert and Sidney are staffed by 34 WPA workers. 45 hand spreaders built with plans for 40 more. State entomologist Roy Assers and Harlow FR AMUIS appeal for more federal funds to extend poisoning beyond cultivated lands to range lands.
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Richland County
Theodora Fusse
Savage, Lambert
WPA
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Rarilor Hla
Roy i
Assers
Dy. Harlow FR
Amuis
State
Entomolnglat
Lr. Mills
Appalachian Body Adjou rns Without Action On New Contract
The Appalachian coal conference adjourned after an eight hour session on an agreement reached today. Negotiators including John Ly, Tatts, and others discussed the cantenvarny hold over 240 states. A general reopening of the mines by Monday seemed likely, with hopes for a contract signing tomorrow. The adjournment left questions about union shop effects unresolved and signaled continued industry tensions.
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An York
John Ly
Carliont
Opersiors
Enum! Authority
Roth
Montana high school scholar awards sent to state students
State officials announced 127 Montana high school scholars will receive scholarships worth about 60 dollars in first year exemptions from registration. Recipients must rank in the top quarter, be from public or parochial high schools, and be recommended by principals. About 266 scholarships were granted statewide.
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Montana
Herg Swain
Greater University of Montana
Joay
Stata
Swate
Mala
Awain
Russian Ship Reported Lost Denied by Soviet
Reports from northern Norway claim the Soviet guard vessel Virsa wrecked in the White sea with 200 lives lost, despite Soviet denials. Three Norwegian sealers returned with five bodies of Russian marines and wreckage. an interview suggests further confirmation by a Norwegian whaling ship captain.
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Oslo
Norway
Virsa
White Ara
Galo
Tideos Tego
Skander
U S Fleet Ends War Maneuvers in San Pedro Return
The U S fleet returns to San Pedro California after four months of war games. Navy officials voice confidence in leadership and combat readiness. Thousands gather along quays and beaches as the battleship Pennsylvania leads the fleet through the fog. The force previously conducted secret maneuvers through the canal into the Atlantic, ending a notable training period.
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Calif
United States
Ita Minist
Pannayivanta
C. ©. Bineh
Eet
Canal
Atlantic
Plumbers Put On Style In St. Louis
St Joseph plumbers are working with a flair as a large plumbing firm stores trucks and uses its employer transport. A price war among operators has driven taxi fares down to 16 cents, reflecting a broad shift in local labor and transport costs.
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St. Joseph
All 47 Fishermen Safe After Sea Incident
Forty seven fishermen from two New England schooners went missing after a collision about 60 miles off Nova Scotia. They endured long open-boat journeys, many with scarce gear, before rescuers sighted and brought 46 survivors to Yarmouth, while one man died aboard the Edith C. Rowane. Captain Albert Hines led a dory crew that logged about 160 miles in rowing toward land. The crew faced hunger, exposure, and cold as they rode toward safety until rescue.
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Ware
Ronanport
Edith C. Rowang
Tashella Parker
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Rink Nickeraon
Argyle Jeound
Atek
Tehermen
Albert Hines
Barth Ci Rose
Dory
Ermen
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