Revision of taxes 10 B prime TEI
Washington May 14 A promise of republican support strengthens a determination by Senate Finance Committee members led by Harrison to push a revision of corporation taxes this session. McNary and other leaders expect Republican senators to back any reasonable proposal. The plan aims to meet President Roosevelt by not reducing federal revenues through tax changes that deter business. Continued on page 2.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Harrison
Congress
Huet
Roosevelt
Two Spotted Fever Cases Chronicled in Miles City
Miles City on May 14 reports two spotted fever cases, Mrs. Von Cotton and K. W. Hedaiom, with one patient seriously ill. The year in Montana records two deaths from the disease, highlighting its impact.
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Miles City
von Cotton
K. W. Hedaiom
Watking
Montana
Volunteers Spread Soil at Pioneer Park Groundwork
A large Helena group worked to cover Pioneer Park grounds with soil for a future landscaping and show project. Supervisors Axel Lawson and Forrest Boretson oversaw the morning work, with engineers Oscar Haarsin Anton Shellady and George Jarahy directing teams and equipment.
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Helena
Pioneer Park
Twad
South Main Street
Axel Lawson
Forrest Boretson
Oscar Haarsin
Anton Shellady
George Jarahy
Jack Fasta
Faiveks
Carl Andean
Dollatrad
Chy
Ned
Yardy
Vaith
Gipatrick
Cat
Mearoners Sihnal
Danate
Waitress Tips Reflect Personal Affairs and Reporting Rules
A fragmented draft discusses waitresses and tips, noting personal affairs and reporting requirements. It mentions Kentucky industrial rotation and a secretary's dispute, with references to gratitude, generosity, and secrecy surrounding tips. The passage blends oblique legal and social observations with unclear quotes and names.
Swatow Bombed by Japanese Raiders
Hongkong May 14. Japanese bombs fell near the British warship Folkstong and a British merchantman during an air raid on Iswataw Kwangtung province today but none were damaged. An undetermined number of Chinese coolies were used by bomb projections striking the warehouse, let the British Jardine Matheson company on the waterboat.
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Hongkong
Folkstong
Iswataw
Kwangtung Province
Jardine Matheson
Three American Mothers Honored in New York Celebration
In New York on May 14 three famous American mothers were honored as 1939 American mothers. Mrs James Noonovelt, Mrs Carrie Chapman Day, and Mrs Otella Compton participated in a nationwide observance broadcast and shared thoughts on motherhood and family. Mrs Compton, a widowed mother, discussed concerns about placing too much emphasis on the mother in the home while noting the importance of paternal cooperation.
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New York
James Noonovelt
Carrie Chapman Day
Feader
Otella Compian
Wooster
Moral Campaign Begun and Montana Cowboys on List of First Crusaders
Fragmented dispatch outlines a moral campaign kickoff with Montana Cowboys listed among first crusaders. Messages from Cabinet members and lawmakers reference events in Madison, London, and New York, with remarks by President’s mother and other figures noted amid scattered transcripts and speculative commentary.
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Montana
York
Martina Mnet
Madison
Secretasy
State Mall
MtrsMty
Weodiang
Tacoma Couple Begin Long Trip Down Big Rivers
Mr and Mrs Robert Lynd of Tucan Washington depart on a 7500 mile journey down the Mississippi toward New Orleans. They aim to cover about 10 miles daily, plan to reach St Doub July 1, and serve as goodwill ambassadors for Washington state public.
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Tacoma
Fort Tonto
Robert Lynd
Tucan
Wash
Mississippi
Hie
Northaest
Ty Lewis Amd
Pia
Towle
Hort Beck
St. Doub
New Orleans
Painge Olav Says Stands For Peage In Los Angeles
In Los Angeles on May 14 CATI, Crown Prince Olay of Norway reemphasized his stance during a tour. He and his princess arrived amid questions from interviewers about the northern nations and a traditional policy, stating a firm answer intended to retain the policy as long as feasible.
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Los Angelet
Cati
Miropa
Olay
Norway
Milan Delegation Heads to Washington for Buffato Rapida Project
A Montana delegation including J. O'Neill of Gleny Dive Feath I. Petterson of Terry and Chara F. Trawn of Miles City travels from Milan on May 14 seeking federal aid for Buffato Rapida project No. 7.
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Milan City
Nook
Buffato Rapida Project No
Mear Hero
Outhonsiern
Montana Man Fn
Workington
D.C
Dy J. O'Nell
Gleny Dive
I. Petterson
Terry
Chara F. Trawn
Miles City
Coast Guard Rescues Eight as Two Die in Lake Michigan
On Lake Michigan near Miwanker May 14 a Viking two foot robin cruiser was swept by high winds. Coast Guard spotted passengers clinging to the dyke a mile from the outer breakwater lighthouse. Merrill Johnson, 44, and Joseph G. Brivmain, 46, were drowned. Eight others, including four women, were rescued.
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Miwanker
Uo Viking
Lake Michigan
Coast Guard
Merrill Johnson
Joseph G. Brivmain
Swent
President Roosevelt prepared to urge peace appeal
New York dispatch reports President Roosevelt ready to issue another peace appeal at an opportune moment or if a new critical situation develops in Europe. A state department official notes talks focus on avoiding territorial aggrandizement while Poland, Germany, and the Free City of Danzig move tensions.
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New York
New York Times
Washington
Roosevelt
Europe
State Department
Territorial Age Btindimenent
Frank Lo
Frank Lo Wivelieden, Whet Woretahe Wells
Srs
Enter Marriage of Robert Taylor and Babs Stanwyck
Calif at Ran Miran May 14 local report notes film star couple Robert Taylor and Babs Stanwyck wed shortly before midnight in a private ceremony. officiant Mil Smith presided as friends gathered after an all night wait, with witnesses cited and the couple filing the three days notice under Californian law.
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Ran Miran
Calif
Tarhasa Stanwyck
Tahertylor
Myra
Jhamag Whelan
Sean
Rove
Muverit Dudee
Mil Smith
Mins Glanwyck
Lia
Frank Mag
Eetov
Dion Fay
Ariington Koaigher Reugh
Violence in Harlan county sparks National Guard deployment
A nonunion miner was killed and a man shot in a drunken street brawl in Harlan county. Officials said no labor ties linked the killings as Brigadier General Carter ordered 357 guardsmen to mine entrances and 200 more troops. The slain man was identified as a motorman for the Han Poet Company. a second man, Seth Clark, 28, was wounded in the street near the hotel housing military command.
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Whiteread Harkin
Nsy
Harlan County
WU Dee Eruinance
Mierhee Carter
Seputy
Sheril Chu Nolan
Yaneoxyyt
Warlan
Reed Hater
Nia
Ilan Poet Company
Howe
Walter Rowe
Nolan
D Rowe
Iseth Clark
Ingan
Subsidy Program For Farmers to Be Started Soon
Washington reports a new subsidy program for farmers to aid wheat and corn loans this season. Officials expect the plan to ease credit needs, reduce outstanding loan balances, and support producers who would otherwise lose ground without government assistance.
Interest Grows In Scout Work Amid Church Groups
A report notes rising interest in Scout activities as church organizations collaborate. Key leaders from The Methodist and Presbyterian bodies organize new development efforts. Helena men and others participate in scout activities, with a banquet planned to honor attendees, including Scoula and Cuba escorting about 100 guests.
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Tohn
Fentay
Helena
Box
Seoula
Cuba
Congressional probe of Argentine beef purchase proposed
Washington May 4 A congressional investigation of how the navy was to be supplied with Argentine canned meat was proposed today by Representative Alten. He urged a special committee inquiry, saying Congress needs to know the facts. Dr Maurice E. Shevvy warned political influence blocked sanitary talks with Argentina over import rules. The piece notes plans to accept Argentine meat at 23 cents per pound amid concerns of subsidies and disease risks.
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Washington
Bla
Navy
Wald
Boonavalt
Melisiva
Enn
Maurice & Bhevhy
Cniho
Senate
Jones
Argentina
Calvert Eivic
Ambasador
Little Girl Chooses Life on Mother's Day Rescue
New York May. Ailing begged the girl Rud to leave a nightlight and stay near the edge where she clashed with beatnik memories. Threatened by a root of danger in Midgewoet, the girl was saved by her father’s pleas and an emergency squad. On Mother's Day, she refused to jump, then returned to her father’s arms as police stood by.
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New York
Rud
Oltin
Beatnik
Gil
Crossing Collision Kills Four Near Monon Indiana
Four persons were killed early today when their automobile collided with a Monon train near Remington Indiana. Victims include Mrs Sarah Wonsler 20 of Remington and W Z Hake 32 also of Remington. Others identified as Walter Henter 44 and Bugena Kerchor 19 of Wolcott.
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Monon
Indy
Mra
Sarah Wonsler
Remington
Ind
W. Z. Hake
Mwuhert Henterwhol
Woteot
Bugena Kerchor
Wolcoty
Snite to journey to Lourdes shrine in Europe
Snite, a 2-year-old boy tied to a respiratory device, begins a long voyage from Chicago to Lourdes, France, to seek miracles. The trip, first leg aboard a special car, will cover about 27 000 miles with a crowd of over 100 onlookers witnessing the departure. The child was stricken in March 1908 in China during a world tour, and his journey aims for healing through the shrine.
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Miaumi Roark
Pin
Yen
Fred Site
Fran Tung
Lourdes
France
Europe
Chicago
China
Mussolini Speaks On European Affairs Amid War Tensions
Fragmented OCR text suggests Mussolini and Italian leaders debating war lines and European response. References to Hitler, France, and border tensions imply a tense prewar climate with appeals for resolutions and military considerations. The garbled prose preserves names like Mussolini and Hitler and mentions Turin and Rome.
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Mussolini
Wwarth
Leltaly
Vranco
Tully
Germany
Turin
Europe
London
Rome
France
Hitler
Agden
Gernan-telglam
Gernint
Herila
Tipler
Bearded Riders Tour Northern Montana Cities Event
Bearded bicyclists gathered in Helena and visited Great Falls Cascade and Augusta with escorts and police convoys. The group attended a police ball in Great Falls, enjoyed Chamber of Commerce events, and were honored at a rural entertainment. Augusta residents look forward to a Vigilante parade and Helena Diamond Jubite attendance.
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Helena
Tient Falls
Cascade
Watt Greck
Wnt
Imul
Anguala
Great Palle
Wolt Creek
Falla Cily
Grewt Falls
Great Falls
Info Rural
Capitol Oly
Augusta
Nick Bossler
Aheriff
Auguste High School
Auguste
Pai Fs
King and Queen Delayed Reaching Canada by Fog and Ice
King George VI and Queen Elizabeth will be late to arrive in Canada aboard the Empress of Australia as fog and ice hindered their crossing, disrupting cross country schedule and plans for a royal visit to the United States. The ship battled a pen soup fog near Cape Race and an ice field before resuming toward Quebec.
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Canada
Australia
Atlanti
Empress of
England
Quebec
North America
George VI
Que Elizabeth
Anid Queenlizabeth
Cape Race
Newfoundland
Carloss
United States
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