Great Hope Felt In Legislation
Nation's leading industries anticipate wage increases and price rises as new business control law takes effect. Plans to adjust wages and production across sectors within hours after Sherman Act exemptions. Quotes Hugh S. Dinhnnon and Henry Yatrinien amid regulatory shift. Continued on page 13.
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Nak
Washington
Textire
An Heatan
Angroval
Hugh S. Dinhnaon
Tetase
Fareeast
Henry 3. Yatrinien
Chamber of Commerce of
de Walter
Lake in Michigan Claims Five Lives
A fishing trip on Lake Michigan ends in tragedy as a small motor boat capsizes in heavy seas and strong winds. A larger rescue craft approached but the two vessels became separated. four men were lost and a fifth presumed dead as crews search the area miles offshore.
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Fleprant
Lake St
Cladnendt
William
Mme Ching
George Swanker
Robert Currey
Jock Owen
Artilon
Awar
Yank Milfer Wal
Reneime
Relief 1 Solved for Irrigation Districts
Washington May 20 The Reconstruction Finance Corporation would be empowered to lend to irrigation districts for operation maintenance and construction under a bill proposed by Senator McCarran Nevada He dissented from any similar farm bill amendment rejected by the conference committee The Hill supports expanding the corp borrowing power as needed with loans regulated by the corporation and interest rates fixed by it
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Washington
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
McCarran
Nevada
Senate
Hill
Final Program On Tax Framing Monday In Congress
Washington May 20 A tax program to raise sufficient revenue for a 3.3 billion public works bill would be drafted in executive session Monday by the House Ways and Means Committee after hearings on the Industrial control measure. Chairman Doughton said the plan aims to yield about 220.9 million annually for the sinking fund and bond requirements, with potential oil control provisions awaiting Tuesday. The committee would base the revenue plan on a schedule by Budget Director Paulgan, including higher income taxes, corporate dividends taxation, and a possible gasoline tax increase or luxury tax modification. Further amendments to the industrial and public works titles would be limited, while immediate repeal or fiscal shifts could affect Treasury revenues. The committee planned to consult the president on oil control timing as the bill moves forward.
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Wrehington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Ines
Doughton
Aun
Mearinga
Daughton
Douglas Mannhioniong
Nue
Lewis W.pauglan
Boughton
Industrial Action
Coughton
Renee
Body found in old hospital basement in Honehton
Honehton Michigan May 20 officials search for a motive in the discovery of a dismembered girl body aged about 3 to 7 years found by children in the basement of a vacant hospital building. County officials note possible ties to a hospital certificate found near the trunk and say no evidence of experiments by local authorities.
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Honehton
Mich
Tonagon Counnty
My Girl
Frank
Fariyer Soapital
John Bennett
Ontonagon County
Froneoutar
Hahmanen Hospital
Chicnka
Bennett
Jacaphyaictana
Aefantiata
Dnetote
Kansas City Orator 15 VICTOR WNI Contest Winner
Washington May 20 John Milton Phillipa of Kanaan City was declared the winner of the National Gratorieal contest. Mary Collifinner of Washington placed second and Georges W. Oliver of Take Wales, Fin., placed third.
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Washington
John Milton Phillipa
Kanaan City
Ics
Mary Collifinner
Georges W. Oliver
Take
Harriman Found at Lonely Inn Tries Death in Fall
Joseph Harriman of New York, indicted founder of a bank, was found at a lonely inn after attempting suicide by a wound before trial. He identified himself as Thomas of Lowell in a moment of confusion and denied being Joseph Harriman. He remains in custody as legal proceedings continue.
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Lonely Inn
New York
Joseph OW
Uinerisenn
X Pith
Asenne Bank
Autette Potes
Tod
Anne
Wupolier
Minonia Hospital
Camlitlon
Norcorinus Horriman
Rte Vertordas Wa
Thomas
Nawco Police
Marian
Lowster
Joseph W. Harriman
Loud erback Defense Denies Judge Took Bribes
Washington May one hundred and a half the senate heard arguments as attorneys for Federal Judge Harold Fonderback of California denied bribery claims. Witnesses testified about payments to officers of the court and connections to receivership cases. Attorneys and witnesses named included W O S Leake and telegraph operator Guy Gubert as figures in the impeachment context.
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Woashington
Mouflay
Senate
Harold Fonderback
California
W.O S. Leake
San Francisca Nealer
Lauderback
Guy WW Gubert
Western Union
San Fransico
John Dinkelapiet
Dinketepie
Prudential Holding Company
Reine Tinkelspiel
Gilbert
Latierback
O Gara causes delay in Mooney murder trial
San Francisco May 20. Delays in the Mooney murder trial continued as Superior Judge Louis H Ward granted a one day postponement pending action by the Supreme Court on an appeal by law professor John O Gara seeking dismissal of the indictment. Ward criticized O Gara for delaying the filing and noted two months to act.
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San Francisco
Tegal
Dalas
Thomas J. Mooney
Louis H. Ward
ABC
Viata
Woriatent
Attorner
Judea
World must unite to fight crisis says Japanese envoy
Cheyenne Wyoming May 200 I A Japanese delegation including Viscount Kikafiro and E Fukai arrives en route to Washington for talks with President Roosevelt They plan to tour the Chicago World’s Fair area before proceeding to Washington The Bank of Japan governor Fukai says global economic crisis requires coordinated action and pooled intelligence and goodwill of nations
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyomink
Japanene
Kikafiro
Tnhit
Fukai
Washington
Ronawelt
Chicaga Hafora
Bank of Japan
Missoula Kiwanis Open Recreation Center Opening
The Kiwanis recreation center in Missoula marked by a net parade, a track meet, and two hone yball panies as the city opens the new park. Over 1,000 adults and many youths attended the ceremony, with the center built from a nearby plot and improved through Kiwanis efforts and other organizations.
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Misanula
Kiwania Recreation Center
Missoula
Plane crash kills two in California near Upland
Two men from Los Angeles were killed when their plane crashed into a hillside near Upland California. The pilot was Frank Bernard, a building contractor, and the passenger was WW. C. Lowther, 35, of Tang Beach.
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Upland
Calif
Los Angeles
League 10 Probe Deals With Jewish Rights Request
Geneva May 20 The League of Nations voted to give urgent treatment to a petition by German Jew Franz Bernheim from upper Silesia accusing anti Jewish activity of violating the German Polish convention. The petition seeks repeal of discriminatory laws, restoration of Jewish rights, and compensation. The German government has been asked to present its observations.
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Geneva
Switzerland
League of Nations
Germany
Franz Bernheln
Upper Silesia
Fierce Storm Wrecks Homs and Roofs Across Philadelphia Area
A violent storm lashed Philadelphia and surrounding counties causing extensive damage. Lightning struck the Berarden tabernacle while the Trinity Lutheran church steeple in Reading toppled. Winds ripped roofs across Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Weymandt’s silk mill was wrecked and about 100 workers were left jobless. In Boyertown two men were reported missing after a factory roof blew off. Lightning sparked fires and damaged several Philadelphia facilities, including a large timber shed.
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Berarden Tabernacle
Trinity Liheran Church
Reading
Fennsslvania
New Jersey
Martin's Creek
Easton
Weymandt
Man
Boytrtown
U S May Hold The Sack On War Debts
World disarmament hopes revived as Paris fears war debt defaults arise. France may default its 45 738 000 installment due the United States. June 15 seen as likely. Roosevelt press reported to seek payment while aiming to prevent world economic strain. Sprague visits sign currency stabilization move ahead of London conference. Swiss and French views mix on disarmament pledges and German guarantees. In Rome, Mussolini's grand council holds secret talks on four power peace plans with a Monday resumption.
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Roozareit
Roosevelt
Paris
Presimient
C. W. M. Sprague
Bank of England
Washington
London
Sprapne
France
Geneva
Maythen
Germany
Chancillor Willer
Switzerland
Rome
Mussolini
Grand Council
Gran Chaco Dispute May Be Arbitrated
Geneva May 20 Bolivias Costa Durell signaled openness to accept league council arbitration for the Gran Chaco dispute with Paraguay. Paraguay's Ramon Caballero de Redoya accepted the council recommendation immediately during the public session.
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Geneva
Bolivia
Costa Durell
League Council
Counci
Gran Chaco
Paraguay
Ramon Caballero
E Redoya
Japs Ready to Halt North China Advance
Tokyo reports say Japanese military authorities are willing to suspend their north China advance and await Chinese moves. Leaders view the objectives south of the Great Wall as nearly achieved and Peiping easily within reach. Armistice is hoped for by the Chinese, but Japan risks resuming the attack and possibly occupying Peking and Tientsin.
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Tokyo
China
Great Wall
Peiping
Rengo
Regulation of Securities Measure to Be Expedited
Washington May 20 The complete agreement on the administration bill to regulate the sale of securities was reached by conference conferees after Senate banking committee Chairman Fletcher said the Chamber of Commerce and investment bankers tried to influence the measure The managers kept Senator Johnsons amendment creating a board to recover payments due on defaulted foreign bonds but only upon presidential proclamation The conference report promises bills requiring registration and full publicity for securities with the Federal Trade Commission and penalties for misrepresentation will be taken up in the House next week then by the Senate
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Washington
Fletcher
Senate Banking Committee
United States
Chamber of Commerce and Investment Bankers
Senate House
Johnson
Cal
House
Senate
Work in Montana forests to be in full swing soon
Missouri May 20. Emergency conservation work will be in full swing in Montana camps by next week. Camps will be completed and manned by 200 men each. Construction of 22 new camps in the state will begin with orders for experienced crews to head to the woods by Tuesday. About 50 thousand conservation corps members are set to be active Friday. Six ramp sites at St Regis, Haugan, Coram, Tray, Ruby Creek, and Apgar are advancing rapidly. The army will call on the state director of labor to send men from the Montana quota. The forest service will buy thousands of tools in a large deal, including 30,000 axes, 1,600 picks, 12,200 mattocks, 28,000 shovels, and 3,500 crosscut saws for the Rocky Mountain and coast regions.
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Montana
Dar
Tha Woods
The
Conservation Corps
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Haugan
Coram
Tray
Ruby Creek
Apgor
Foreat
W Aald
Army
Alate
Montana Quinta
United States Forest Service
Forest Service
Rocky Mountain
Coast
First Lady of Land Sees Son's Crew Win Big Race
In Groton Massachusetts in May 2049 the First Lady of the Wand, Mrs Roosevelt, watches Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr captain a crew to a decisive victory ahead of Belmont Hill. She later attends the Groton school events and a Groton vs. Retinant baseball game without rides home.
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Groton
Mase
Urnton Cee
Franklin, D. Roosevelt, Jr
Belmont Hill
Emain
Thaodare Hooanvelt
Aha
Ann
Jamon
Retinant
Epidemic of Injuries Hits Garden City
An apparent spate of accidents leaves Missoula physicians treating seven cases for the day. Carl Ashford suffered a fractured skull and other injuries after being kicked in the head while carrying a hearse and is reported recovering.
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Carl Ashford
Missoula
Ashford
Maid from Billings crowned Ideal Girl at Carleton fete
Misa Mary Dowsman of Billings Montana was crowned queen and vested with the title Ideal Girl of Carleton College at the college May fete in Worthfield Minnesota on May 21.
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Worthfield, Minn
Misa Mary Dowsman
Billings, Mont
Carleton College
Borah Calls Versailles Treaty Obstacle to Disarmament Drive
In Washington on May 20 Senator Borah likened Europe to a smouldering volcano and called the Versailles treaty the real obstacle to success at upcoming disarmament and economic conferences. Speaking to the Women's International League for Peace and Freedom he warned disarmament requires radical adjustment and noted drift toward war. He recalled Clemenceau’s remark that Versailles prolongs the war and hinted at continued events.
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Washington
Europe
Borah
Women's International League For Peace and Freedom
Senate Foreign Relations
Camputtee
Eirrore
Clemenceau
France
MINE ASSESSMENT MEASURE 16 SIGNED INTO LAW
Representative White says Roosevelt signed the Borah White mining assessment elimination bill making it law. No executive confirmation was announced. Landowners must file with bounty recorders before July 1 to notify intent to hold. War era system to be used. White opposes the section exempting those paying income taxes.
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Washington
White
Dane
Whits Houge
Roosevelt
Idaho
Senate
House
Crash Claims District Man and Family Near Ennis
A car driven by the wife of James Conick overturned about 25 miles south of Ennis. Conick died at the scene. Kier Wiles, 26, and Tim McCoy, 20, sustained injuries. Mrs Conick, the driver, was uninjured and taken to a hospital.
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Ennis
Kier Wiles
Tim McCoy
Conick
Wan
Wien Wan
Finttan
Conick Wan
President Takes Cares On Potomac Yacht Trip
President Roosevelt sails down the Potomac aboard the yacht Requota for an overnight trip. Attending are Henry T. Roosevelt, Lewis Douglas, the president’s secretary, and Marguerite Lehand. Mrs Roosevelt remained in Massachusetts visiting her son John at the Graton regatta. The president plans to study government reorganization upon return.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Waralington
Houng Stelt
Mra
Roosevalt
Massachwsetts
John
Graton
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