Bond debt limit boost proposed amid early British pace talks
The report notes a proposed increase in the U S federal debt ceiling as Britain reaches an early accord on pace and finance while Washington reports judge J A Geiger resigns from the Eastern Wisconsin Federal bench amid antitrust controversy. The Senate Finance Committee votes to extend the maximum government bond outstanding to 30 99 billion and discusses elimination of limits in future sessions with Morgen thrau explaining treasury borrowing needs. The piece references political shifts and upcoming fiscal-year planning with Morgen thrau’s briefing.
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Washington
J. A. Geiger
Cummings
Wisconsin
Rangeseil
Treasury
Senate Finance Committee
Morgenthau
Government House
Vesias
Morgen Tony
Alliance offer forwarded as Britain seeks wartime pact
London reports Britain aims for a quick Berlin Paris Moscow backed mutual assistance accord. Britain invites Soviet Russia to discuss terms as military staff consult on a possible pact with France and Russia. Joint maneuvers and regional invitations raise hopes of a broader security arrangement in Europe.
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Beliash
Russia
Rother
Whiteland
Rumania
Vicerne
Turkey
Jseud Toy Ranking Army
Riesla Wah
Wealthy Youth Dies By Own Action Soon After Marriage
In Arlee Mena Mavah Ph Woety reports the death of Wali Ae Deveveagy, 21, a Crayenaty of Webi Ean Jaton, who died by self-inflicted means shortly after marriage. Coroner Gamahorn listed the death as such, with details noting a sleet tool in a car behind his apartment. The deceased was son of Mr and Mrs William evercaua of Derrect, connected to a to automotive manufacturer.
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Arlee
Mena Mavah
Wali Ae Deveveagy
Crayenaty
Webi Ean
Ganghorn Ag
Gamahorn
Anirida
Pevervang
William
Three Helena Men Pledge Fraternity Members Inducted
Bozeman Ray George F Jacoby Lloyd DeVore and Frank Soil, Helena alums of Mantang State college, joined PRE Slama Kappa social fraternity and Omega Beta at induction. Three students from Mon fang State college from Solem x166 were initiated, Lloyd Loushoridge, Clarence Dayidaon, and Richart Poole.
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Bozeman
Ray
George F. Jacoby
Lloyd DeVore
Frank Soil
Helena
al Alum
Mantang State
Collec
Er Manibera
PRE Slama Kappa
Intendleb Omege Beta
Loral Fraternity
Omega Heta
Monfang State College
Solem
Lloyd Loushoridge
Chaucer
Ginanting
Clarence Dayidaon
Kenwood
Richart Poole
Doctor Mayo Dies in Midwest After Illness
News reaches Rochester that Dr. Charles W. Mayo, famed Chicago physician and co founder of the Mayo Clinic, died of pneumonia at Mountain Standard time. He was 58, survived by a wife and three daughters. A blood transfusion prior to death failed to save him. his passing follows a prior stroke eight days ago.
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Charles W. Mayr
Mrees
Clini
Rochester
Thoma Jan Drv
Mayo
Prey Monla Nore
Oaston
Tis World
Nesen
Charles W. Mayo
Wheeler Bill on Railroads Faces Roadblock in Senate
Washington May 28 A small group blocked action on the Wheeler bill to regulate railroad bankruptcies and create a 5 member tribunal. Senator Wheeler defended the measure against calls to strip it of a federal judge appointed tribunal, arguing the bill would not emasculate federal authority. Opponents urged faster receivership handling and warned against bypassing established courts.
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Washington
Teemlale
Nui
Finn
Bandia
Clark
Atrip
Mfe
Wheeler
Roosevelt
Hay
Revaley McCarran
Horah
Indictment Returns in Kansas City On Perjury Charge
Kansas City May 26 a federal grand jury indicted Quarles V Carr reputed collector for a Rambling syndicate on a perjury charge related to his citizenship application. The case stems from an investigation into crime in the area. Additional details were not disclosed.
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Kansas City
Federal
Kanuas Ciy
Quarles V. Carr
Tong
Townsend Plan Heads To Vote Defeat Predicted
Washington May 26 API The Townsend old age pension bill moved toward defeat next week as Democrats and Republicans predicted. The house leadership approved a plan to speed a vote and a female vote to Thursday. Democratic leaders said they hoped to amend the measure to align with social security reforms. Representative Rotem of Pennsylvania predicted the Townsend plan would be defeated by the minority. Republican leaders warned too many would vote against it. Vote estimates ranged from 100 to 175 of 431 present. Townsend hoped the bill would be defeated and said efforts would continue.
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Washington
Pennsylsvania
Fender
Dorse Men
Tue
Vegantang
Hulldine
Conarssament
Middle Creek Dam Contract Awarded To Wyoming Firm
The Montana water conservation board awarded the Middle Creek dam contract in Gallatin County to TH P England Co of Sheridan Wyoming for 347,000. A second contract for irrigation canal work went to J J McLaughlin Co of Great Falls for 14,446. The project aims to supplement irrigation for about 16 000 acres near Horaman Waur.
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Montana Water Conservation “Board
Middle Creek
Gallatin County
TH. P. England Co
Sheridan
Wyo
J. J. McLaughlin Company
Great Falla
Gallatin
Horaman
Navy men salvage Squalus under floodlights in Portsmouth
Navy divers labor beneath floodlights to clear the sunken submarine Squalus docks near Portsmouth New Hampshire for salvage and recovery of 26 dead as Rear Admiral W Cole and technicians authorize the operation. Diving work begins while undersea lamps illuminate 18 miles offshore as crew push toward raising the vessel with large pontoons and compressed air.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Navy
W. Cole
High Command
Wulk
Saualur
Japs Arrogant In Demands on Foreign Powers
May 26. Officials declared that Japan will insist on terms including a landing party from Kwantung and three Japanese on the Amoy municipal council. Troops would be stationed on Kilnemean island in Amoy harbor. They threaten indefinite action if the United States Britain and France reject their conditions. The Kulanean council in 1938 included two British, two Danes, one American and three Chinese members.
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Jana i Rnee Rivel
Lantent
Kwangse
Anos
Kilanmean
Amoy Harbor
United States
Ariada
Francs
United Stater
Tritala
France
Theng
Kulangan
Engineer and Fireman Die In Norfolk Westbound Freight Wreck
Tembraxe Virginia May 26. The engineer and fireman of the Norfolk Western freight train were killed in a derailment near town. Fifteen or more cars left the rail and piled against the locomotive which toppled onto its side pinning the engine in the yard.
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Tembraxe
Norfelk
Harburville Family Tragedy Sparks Fatal Shooting
By May 25 APH Sheelie Ro Parlin reports a 6 year old girl fatally shot as the mother then fired two 38 caliber bullets into her breast at Raley Switch. Neighbors and the sole witness, a brother, describe a panic moment as the mother killed herself after threatening to harm her other children. Coroner Clarence Mitchell notes the mother’s past remarks about harming the family.
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Harbourville
Parlin
Sid Wiste Wering
Raley
Phyetctans
Wily
Berbournidte
Helena prepares plans for Norwegian royal visit events
Helena, Montana area plans a vigilance parade and entertainment for Crown Prince Olav and Princess Martha of Norway visiting Monday. Moglana State College students will present western riding outfits as part of pre show festivities, with a large crowd expected in the capital city.
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Helena
Moglana State College Atudent
Piien Olav
Princess Martha
Am Western
Olay
Martha
Norway
Helena High Relool Todas
heTure
Tyinre
Owtille High Serioa
Ayndity
Chanter of Commerce Committee
King and Queen of Britain Enjoy Calgary Western Welcome
Calgary reporters describe a bright Old West welcome for King George VI and Queen Elizabeth in Calgary Alberta on May 28 as cowboys in high belts and gaudy attire, and Indians from Blackfoot and other reservations, parade and cheer the royal couple. About two thousand Indigenous riders joined the festivities, a royal motorcade rode through streets lined with spectators, and children from nearby towns cheered the scene.
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Calgary
Alberta
George VI
Fitzabrth
Peter
Alpes
Wattior
Anthal
United States
Royal Gtallery
Mig Bandy
Clarence
Bocas
Nora Morg
Electrified helper killed shielding children inyard accident
Rathmere Ate 2h CAPY Cur tis Wilcox a 28 year old worker for Tax and Michels company was electrocuted while rescuing children in a yard. He grabbed a broken power line on a wet fence and received a 24 000 volt shock before bystanders realized the danger.
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Rathmere
Capy
Curtis Wilcox
Tax and Michels Company
Wilcox
Calindra
Norothy
Witeos
Queen Mary Spends Her Birthday in Bed
Queen Mary, in her 72nd year, remains in bed at Marlborough House after a mild accident, receiving visitors and messages rather than a luncheon. Doctors say recovery will be slow. a room filled with distinguished guests marked the day.
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Queen Mary
London
Physteinta
Wan
Marlborough
Montana Highway Board Awards Eleven Contracts
The Montana highway commission Friday awarded eleven contracts for various road projects. bids ranged from 49,968.56 for the Helena to Chayon Creek feeder road to 277,064.45 for additional improvements in Miners County. The commission announced the upcoming bid opening and the names of contractors such as Mural Road 3.W. Mora of Melena and Denton and Company.
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Montana Highway Commisson Fievday
Vteka Constructor
Praserta
W. Mora
Melena
Helena- Chayon Creek
Peoyecta
Glaeler Park
Roasprelt
Denton and Company
Thnrr
Imokoul Tara-Sunerlor
Miners County
Sam Urine
Portland
Sally Rand Advises Executives To Open Purses
Sally Rand urged business executives at a San Francisco luncheon to spend more and act, telling the audience that talking about woes achieves little. Rand criticized lingering complaints and urged taking decisive measures to improve conditions.
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Sally Rand
San Francino
Plane rushes child to treatments that may save life
In Rochelle New York on May 26 a child named Joan Menzel was flown by plane with her mother Neulah to seek urgent medical care and X-ray diagnosis for a rare and often fatal condition. A rubber goods manufacturer A N Spavel funded the trip after reading neighbors’ fundraising efforts near Oldham South Dakota.
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Plane
Rochelle
N.Y
Joan Mentel
Wim
Neulah Mon
A. N. Spavel
Kaw York and Duvet
del. Spanel
Menzel
Oldham
S. D
Pioneer Montana Banker Is Called
Julius Hirshberg a 17 year old pioneer Montana banker and businessman died today after two months of illness. He suffered a stroke of paralysis and had been ill for several weeks. Survived by his widow Hula and daughter Tishelle. The body to be taken to home Choteat Mont Bert Tieaday for burial.
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Los Angeles
Julius Hirshberg
Montana
Bwsinganman
Hirschberg
Hirshberg
Hula
Tishelle
Elome
Choteat
Mont
Bert Tieaday
Reserve Officers Open State Convention This Morning
Nearly 150 Mon tone Reserve Officer association members from across the state gather to open their annual convention at the American Legion hall Gra Street with a 6 AM call to order and a schedule including talks by Governor Roy Ayers broadcast on KPFA and a banquet this evening.
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Montone Reserve Officer Association Fenny
American Legion Hall
Gra Street
Roy Ayers
KPFA
Fred JL. Andrews
Whtea
William J. Marahal
Mite
Laoota
Enange
Piret
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