Attack on Hitler Triggers U S German Diplomatic Protest
A diplomatic incident arose when Cardinal Mundelein of Chicago criticized Hitler as an Austria paperhanger, provoking German objections. The State Department pressed for formal apologies as Nazi Germany protested the archbishop’s remarks amid reactions from Chicago church and civic leaders.
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Washington
United States
Germany
Adolf Hitler
George Cardinal Mundelein
Chicago
State Department
Hitler
Reichsfwehrer
Florello II
laGuardie
New York
Jitter
Guratie
Jit
Dagtonesa
Hints Thomsen
James Clement Dunn
He Department
Cerd
Mindelein
Thomsen
Dunn
Whec
Nazi Gercmony
Potestant
Dick‘atein
D. N.Y
Stockmen Celebrate Montana Convention Opening Night
Montana cattle raisers gathered in Bozeman for the fifty third annual Montana Stockgrowers association convention. Officials welcomed by Gorlhoy E. Ayers and B Ut Carpenter discussed better methods for profitable steer raising. The banquet featured a Montan State college farce Circus Daze and Friday sessions focused on committee reports elections and adjournment plans with addresses by W J Donald and B W.
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Bozeman
Mont
UPI
Montana
Montana Stockgrowers’ Association
Gor Lhoy E. Ayers
Wit B. Ut. Carpenter
Hayden
Colo
Mar Bosenau
Montan State College
Ftewport UF
Comamiters
W. J. Donald
Montana Livestock Commission
B. W
Wheels of States Unemployment Act Set in Motion
Montana's unemployment compensation law moves forward as regional officials meet with Craighead, chair of the commission, to set up machinery for a program intended to protect thousands of workers in the Treasure State. Burr, acting regional representative of the Bureau of Unemployment Compensation, will confer with Craighead again.
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Montana
Hare
Torday Craighead
Fine Qimmission
Maachinery
Mountain slide threatens Yellowstone River flood near Livingston
May 20 Livingston Montana reports a massive earth and rock slide near Mt. Livingston pushing toward the Yellowstone River half a mile south of town. The block has shifted about three feet since morning, opening a 100 foot wide chasm and threatening to dam the river and flood adjacent lands. Officials note the river runs three feet above normal with melting snow, and future movement could worsen the danger unless the slide halts.
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Livingston
Yellowstone River
Vrimful
van Allen
County Compilsiioner
Mt. Livingston
Lige
Absaroka
Senate backs permanent Civilian Conservation Corps plan
Washington May 20 Economy advocates failed to sway the senate to join a house revolt against making the Civilian Conservation Corps permanent. The senate approved the administration’s bid to make the DC camp a permanent federal enterprise, with only Senators King of Utah and Borah of Idaho opposing final passage.
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Washington
Senate
House
Roosevelt
Civilian Conservation Corpu
D.c.c
King
Utah
Borah
Idaho
Resignation of Justice Van Deventar Sparks Debate
The column notes Justice Van Deventer’s resignation, predicts possible similar moves by another Liberal-leaning justice before summer. It argues the aim is to protect the Supreme Court and constitutional government from presidential overreach, praising a principled hand in both court and Senate actions.
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Justice van Deventar Daes
Justico
Justice Roberts
Ning
Suprama Court
United States
Lanesway
Justica Robart
Justica van Davanter
Historic Vigilante Parade in Last Chance Gulch Today
Helena observes the 14th Vigilante parade as 847 high school students recall Montana and western pioneer struggles. The procession down Last Chance Gulch re enacts early days with miners, cowboys, and scenes of frontier life.
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Last Chance Gulch
Helena
Helena High School
Montana
West
British Royal Family to greet Wallis on honeymoon
Monts May 20. Members of the British royal family will meet the Duke of Windsor and Mrs Wallis Warfield on their honeymoon a friend said. Although none of the duke’s relatives will attend the June 2 wedding, several will see the couple during a three day stay at Biarritz on the Bay of Biscay, the informant added.
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Monts
Franne
Duke of Windsor
Wallis Warfield
Biarritz
Bay of
Biacay
World News In Gist From A Turbulent Day
Domestic Vittaburgh Steek workers vote to strike in the nation’s largest collective haraiiing election with results due today. Washington reports protests over an attack on Miter by Cardinal Mundelein and Treasury officials say the United States will attend an international monetary conference. Senate votes make Civitan Conservation coins permanent while Director Fechner oversees. In Yerviyn Moscow the Soviet executes 44 for railway wrecks in Miherta Hendayo. Franco Spanish frontier forces advance on Bibao as insurgents press the Fron tier-Span(nl) line.
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Steek
Washington
Miter
Cardinal Mundelein
Wrahington
United States
International Monetary
Yerviyn Moscow
Miherta
Hendayo
Span
Insurgente
Bibao
Plane lands on flat tire near Great Falls
A National Parks transport plane from Great Falls, Montana, touched down with a flat tire in Salt Lake City on May 20. Officials responded to radio messages from Pilot A. W. Stavanson. no injuries were reported as the crew of three and five passengers remained unharmed after the landing in a semi-erected frame.
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Salt Lake City
Iewaya
Great Falls
Mont
A. W. Stavanson
Graduation Plans Finalized for Ucleon High Seniors
Principal We Wahl announced completion of graduation week activities for 173 seniors of Ucleon High. The plan includes a farewell on a unique high wheeled vehicle and ceremonies around a half million dollar building project, with 18 railroad cars loaned by Great Northern and Northern Pacific to house graduates.
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Ucleon High
Ford
Paricipal
Insurgents Move On Bilbao In Spain Drive
Spanish insurgents pushed toward Bilbao as Franco Spanish frontier forces tighten the semi circle around the Basque city. Sen Emilio Mota's troops concentrate attacks on two Basque positions while bombers sweep the Nervion valley.
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Spain
Bilbag
Hendaye
Sen
Emilio Mota
Murkent
Just a Minute With Irvin 3 Core
In a Santa Monica piece from May 20, Irvin 3 Cobb comments on American Indians and civilization. He jokes that natives might improve budgeting and social issues if given control, comparing historical remedies to modern policy, with satirical tone about legislators.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Red Brothers
Mr. Injun
Robinson pushed for Plage in Supreme Court vacancy
Washington reports indicate ongoing speculation about Senator Robinson from Arkansas being considered for the Supreme Court seat created by Justice Van Devanter’s retirement. Debate notes no firm pledge of appointment and references to potential transfer to another body.
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Washington
Robinson
Arkansas
Senate
Supreme Court
Justfice van Devanter
Clark
D. Mo
Gorry
Cangreas
Littman
D. Nev
Salmon P. Chase
Moosevalt
Vital vote in steel industry could reshape unions
The Associated Press reports a pivotal ballot in Pittsburgh testing whether the Steel Workers Organizing Committee becomes the single bargaining agency for the industry. The vote stands as a landmark moment in labor history with broad implications for union power and steel production nationwide.
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Vittsburgh
Steel Worfare
Host Expected To Tour District In Coming Summer
Denver May 2 A national travel bureau reports the Rocky Mountain West may see a summer influx of visitors though total tourist spend may fall short of a third of a billion dollars. Colorado 1 504 000. Wyoming 1 72 000. Montana 2 041 080. Idaho 1 600 000. New Mexico 3 272 000 are listed as expected cross-state totals with possible duplications across tours. Health-related transportation regs progress unevenly with Montana moving to transfer ramps and other states leaving rules to local communities.
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Denver
Rocky Mountain West
Conoco
Advacate
Colorado
Wyoming
Alan
Montina
Idaho
New Mexico
Montana
Merianin
Floret
Henry Ward Honored by Engineers for Automobile Innovation
Detroit May 20 Henry Ward received the highest honor from the American Society of Mechanical Engineers for his contributions to automobile development. James H. Urbin, society president, presented the medal at a banquet connected with the organization’s annual convention in Detroit.
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Detroit
Henry Ward
James HW. Urrion
Society Presiident
Anna Econventini
Reclamation Program For West Goes To Senate
Washington May 20 The western states will receive West’s reclamation funds under the bill as it moved through the House with a final 187 38 vote. The total for reclamation was trimmed to 138 081 600 but the Senate is expected to restore it to at least 41 million. An amendment would have cut operating funds and deferred unspent balances. Arizona’s Gila project funds were eliminated on a point of order. Also noted are Grand Coulee and California Central Valleys project figures and operation funds for existing projects. A separate Crow Indian reservation reclamation request for 200 000 failed before the House.
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Washington
House
Interior Department
Isadara
Senate
Reclamation Bureau
Reclamation Fund
Arizona
Gila
Colorado River
Montana
James F. O'Connor
Livingston
Mont
Western Governors Bid to Conference on Common Problems
Governor Charles H. Martin invited 11 western governors to a dinner conference in San Francisco on May 27 to discuss common problems of the western states ahead of the Golden Gate bridge ceremony. The invitation notes the governors will be in San Francisco next week for the bridge event.
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Portland
Oree
Charles H. Martin
San Francisco
Golden Gate Bridge
Hoover speaks at Scout meeting in Great Falls
Mrs. Hoover national president of Girl Scouts tells Rocky Mountain regional officers that the plains pioneers share the same intrepidity as today’s scouts. She was principal speaker at a banquet on the theme Always there are frontiers. Mrs. Hubert Webster of Rock Springs chaired the event. In Hackensack Jon Lindbergh inherits jewelry from Gen. Jay J. Morrow in probate after his death last month.
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Mra
Tlarvert Hoover
Rocky Mountain
Plains Acouta
Hubert ‘Webster
Rock Springs
Wyo
Girl Scouts
Ton Armistress
Jon Hackensack
N. J
Ijon Lindbergh
Charles A.lindbergh
Jay J. Morrow
Panama Canal Zone
Will
Labor Leaders Protest To President On Order Of PWA
Washington May 20 organized labor leaders from the American Federation of Labor and allied unions carried a complaint to President Roosevelt at the White House. They opposed an order barring thousands of unemployed not on relief from working on PWA projects and urged a 200 million appropriation to revive PWA programs.
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PWA
Washington
Roosevelt
Public Works Administration
P.W.A
William Green
American Federation of Labor
M. J. McDonough
Federation
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