New Deal Recast by GOP Chir New Deal Lored by GOP Chir
Frank Knox, Chicago publisher and 1938 Republican presidential candidate, tells Wisconsin Young Republicans the New Deal’s costs. He argues the New Dealers have whittled to a “natural size” and critique aims to curb spending and economic controls. He warns of lingering economic ills and urges a course toward prosperity, while addressing party unity and public sentiment.
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Oshkosh
Wis
Frank Knox
Chicago
Wisconsin
Fate of Wage-Hour Bill Still in Doubt
Washington March 14 amid a Senate filibuster threat the wage hour bill faces doubt over its fate. Observers say opposition will grow if the measure returns to the Senate with no wage differentials for the North and South, raising chances of a “tab it to death” tactic.
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Washington
Senate
North End
Wasiington
Commeree Roperag
Tuin
State Department
Commerce Department
Montana unemployment rolls show drop in year
The Montana unemployment commission reports about 16 000 people unemployed in the past 12 months, a 1 percent decline from a year ago. Officials cite slow public works and reduced construction activity, with WPA-era relief programs showing little change and lumber industry woes continuing into spring.
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Montana
Il Duce Foresees U S Opposition To Policies
A garbled news digest reports Mussolini railing against American remarks on his policies and urging caution toward the United States. The piece mentions tension with Britain and the theatre of wartime diplomacy, with references to Italian and German positions, and mixed notes on the Atlantic alliance.
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IL Duce
U. S
Nansen committee extended amid Europe crisis
Dorothy Thompson notes the Nansen committee linked to the League of Nations extends beyond year end due to ongoing European upheaval. She discusses refugees, passports, and the shifting political destinies across Germany, Austria, and Russia, highlighting diverse refugee origins and government responses as global tension rises.
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Nansen Committee
Teague of Nations
Hansson
Europe
Germany
Grave of Child 6 Perhaps Located Near Ware Street
Police found a possible grave believed to be that of a child, located near Ware Street. The site appeared opened within the last 24 hours and measures about five feet by two feet, with a side bag bearing the name Kiko recovered nearby. Authorities directed townsfolk to remain cautious as the investigation proceeds.
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Faye
Frank
Devine
Ryan
Mohile
Sear
Fosia
Shite
Opland
Howe
Armistice Day Declared National Legal Holiday
Washington May 15 The President signed a bill making Armistice Day a national legal holiday on November 17. The move elevates the remembrance day to a formal government observance.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Western Allies Prep Aid to China Amid Nato Session Tangles
British French and Russian leaders push to aid China as Nato council closes its first session. Debate centers on refugee relief, China aid, and a renewed push to confront arms procurement. Poland abstains on a key vote condemning poison gas use amid tensions with London and Wellington references.
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NATO Council
Great Britain
Soviet
Ching
Chile
Council
China
Ening
Suverlani
Poland
Comrek
Leigue
He Conec
Leigie
Chine
Dr Wo
Wellington
Teigue
London
Chinese Counter Attacks Pressed to Halts Jap Advance
Chinese forces launch intensified counter-attacks to breach Japanese lines as they close a noose around Suchow, targeting the Lunghar rail corridor and rail lines near Tangshan. Reports place Japanese reserves retreating toward Tangshan while Chinese attack groups push north toward the Tangshan area and the Tientsin-Pukow railway junction.
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Shanghai
Chinese Today Presse
Suchow
Lunghar
Senate Seeks Roosevelt Control of 315 Million Public Works
Washington May 14 Strong sentiment in the Senate Appropriations committee favors giving President Roosevelt unrestricted control of the 315 million relief public works program. Some members support funding directly to agencies while the president would retain approval or veto power over projects. Others fear tying the president’s hands and prefer continuing past practice of funding administered by agencies.
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Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
Roosevelt
Messura
Adame
Adams
Idvintagreat Ly
Senate
Asenes
Une Bi
Preeido
Byrd
Asso
Special Committee Approves Two Highway Financing Proposals
The Montana Special Committee approved two ballot measures to raise highway funds for the next two years. It voted to issue 9 million dollars in debentures at up to 3 percent interest, callable in five years and maturing in ten, with 500 thousand dollars yearly from liquor profits. Committeemen Onstad led the moves to form a supporting panel, and the measures head to the statewide committee for approval before the election.
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Montana
Rondomuntowanes
Teriday
Fedaral Aid
Tiquor
Nis
Onstad Brondus
Helena
Nantle
Dom Buase
Tevenu
Anile
Bnsman
Legiabirnee
Highwat
Itv
Von Cramm Offense Cited In Year In Cell Trial
Berlin reports German tennis star Faron Gottfried von Cramm was found guilty of immoral relations with an 18 year old, prompting a one year prison sentence and a 14 month term already served. The trial at Moabit Criminal Court ended after a poignant confession.
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von Cramm
Berlin
Pi— Faron
Gottfried von Cramm
Va Secret
Threshout
Oeyout
Prion
Moabit
Manasse
Werbst
ACP
Lh Presiding
Jeder
Hsmith
Frank
Gut
Germany Ups Pressure as Brazil Moves Against Germans
Berlin reports no doubt that Brazil, with U S support, has taken an anti German course. In Rio de Janeiro the foreign office said Ambassador Karl Ritter did not protest German citizens’ arrests in Sao Paulo and pressed reasons for German suspects’ detention amid a failed fascist revolt. Over 800 greenshirt rebels were rounded up, with bombs seized, amid tensions tied to Getulio Vargas’s military leadership and a botched uprising.
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Berlin
Deutsche Allgemeine Zeitung
Brazil
United States
Rio de Taneno
Foreign Office
Karl Ritter
Sao Paulo
Rio de Janeiro
Ritter
Ami Ats
Pat Ar
San Paulo
Pantealeao Pesson
Getuho Varnas
Aterio
Chamber
Executive Commission
Greenshirt Integralists
Tio de Tanedo
Luiz Nascimenty Iommander
Guinabara
Gmnd
Maine
Pham Elected District Commander at American Legion Meet
Miles Cue May 14 Pj by Yopham of Glendive was elected district commander of the American Legion by delegates from 10 posts at the district 10 meeting here today. Bundy of Sidney was elected the commander. Speakers included State Commander O J Armstrong of Kalispell, R B Downs, K J Callahan and Herbert Kubler, all of Helena.
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Miles
Yopham
Glendive
American Legion
Tf Bundy
Sidney
O J Armstrong
Kalispell
R B Downs
K J. Callahan
Herbert Kubler
Helena
Denator La Follette Calls with President
Washington notes a meeting as President Roosevelt hosts Senator La Follette and guests including Mrs La Follette and Mrs James Roosevelt. Senator Green of Rhode Island attends as administration supporter amid talk of a national third party movement following La Follette’s expulsion.
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Denator
LA Follette
Washington
Roosevelt
LaPolinite
Talollette
LaFollette
Green
James Roosevelt
Loyalist Resistance Stiffens on Spanish Front
Government forces along the Teruel to Mediterranean front repelled several insurgent assaults as trenches were dug near Encriche and defensive lines strengthened through Allepuz Fortanet La Iglesuela Del Cid. A surprise air strike was launched from Barcelona against Catavieja with 54 warplanes after a push of 300 new aircraft.
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Taonsiers
Teruel
Mediterranean
Valnca Frye
el Pobo
Allepuz
Fortanete
la Iglesuela del Cid
Encriche
Barcelona
Catavieja
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