Roosevelt backs Helena housing bond plan with FHA guarantee
President Roosevelt met with Senator Murray and Jesse Jones to approve a Reconstruction Finance Corp bond purchase of 200000 dollars to build 50 to 60 new earthquake resistant dwellings in Helena. Proceeds guaranteed by the FHA will finance four to six room homes, with final details set at an upcoming Washington meeting.
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Roosevelt
Helena
James E. Murray
Jesse Jones
Reconstruction Finance Corporation Board
REC
Federal Housing Administration
Washington
Red Cross reveals building estimate help in limited cases
Red Cross officials here disclosed that only a few cases require aid for building estimates. They said many repairs are minor, with totals ranging from hundreds to thousands of dollars. Officials noted work includes wall reinforcement and minor repairs, with most registrations completed last week.
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Angel
Leer Wall
Wade
Ted Gross Headwell
Wis
Brana
World News Digest Scrambled by OCR
A garbled roundup cites global events and political names, mentioning Washington and a drive to employ millions. The text appears as jumbled data with several mis-typed terms and broken phrases, reflecting OCR errors rather than coherent reporting.
Projects in Montana Approved by WPA by Statewide Board
Montana projects join nationwide WPA list as the 19 states approved 240 fatal or near fatal works. In Montana, the board approved funds totaling about $609,747 for 240 projects, with $1,027,000 allocated for additional spendable items. The selection process includes multiple agencies and providers, including IMA proferia and McCord.
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Washington
IMA Proferia
Conmpltrolley Gannial
Fatel
Stile
IntersGators
McCord
Valitie
Mrotests
Last Horse Daner Bets Killed in California
A damaged and fragmentary item reports a late 19th or early 20th century incident in California where a horse named Daner or Daner Bets was killed by a stone thrown by an unknown assailant near a waterfront. The victim, a 67-year-old named Wilson, was described as retired from business and known locally for feeding dogs and singing.
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Somerseh
Wilson
Trent
Peace Prayers of Armistice Sunday Amid World Peace Pleas
The Associated Press reports that thousands of pulpits opened Armistice Sunday with prayers for world peace as observances mark the 70th anniversary of the World War armistice. Pastors urged universal prayers amid fears the war’s lessons remain unheeded and the danger of wider spread conflicts persists. Continued on page.
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Associated Press
Chinat
Hind
Rishon
George Caly Stewart
Episcopal
Dorese
Ile
Walter B. Fisher Dies in Chicago Suburb
Walter B. Fisher, 73, former secretary of the interior, died at his home in suburban Willard Woods after a heart attack. Fisher, a prominent public figure since 1888, was appointed secretary of the interior by President Taft in 1911 after Richard Ballinger’s removal amid an Alaska timber scandal.
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Usher
Wibbard Woods
Isher
Tat
Richard Ballinger
Ethiopians Mobilize for First Major Counteroffensive
The Ethiopian government announces a major counter-offensive against Minssolimi's empire-building forces as imperial troops mass on fronts in Walhart and near Adwa and Makale. Haile Selassie dispatches Danakil troops to defend the Addis Ababa Djibouti railway amid growing Italian advances toward Harar and the interior.
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Umile Belaasie
Addis Ababa
Walhart
British Sudan
Avelu
Litea
Aduwa Adi
Makale
Lake Tana
British Sudat
Egypt
Haile Sebasie
Danakil Trines
Aussa
Addis Ababa Djibouti
Harar
Gorrahet
Uarar
Leentes
Desaye
Tuga
Huneplan
Blackfeet Dance Planned for Rogers Memorial Benefit
Browning November. The Blackfeet Indian band will dance for the Wal Rogers memorial fund. Superintendent Obata announced plans for a Carnival program on November 22 at the agency. The Blackfeet tribal band will play a concert before the carnival and dance, and music will accompany the dancing with acts between the concert and the dance.
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Browning
Dane
Wal Rogers Memorial
Obata
Alan
Atunts
Weather Outlook for Northern Rockies Next Week
A weather outlook notes snow possible at the start of the week across the Northern Rocky Mountains, with Montana and northwestern Wyoming seeing occasional snow. Temperatures run well below normal in the first half of the week and trend toward normal in the latter half.
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Rocky Mountain
Montana
Wyoming
WAR IMMINENT IN OTANGHA SHANGHAI
Shanghai reports say nearly 2000 Japanese marines entered a demilitarized area after the assassination of a Japanese sailor Fudeo Nakayawa 23. Bayonets fixed a battalion from three Japanese ships rushed to the native quarter, threatening drastic action to obtain satisfaction. Chinese authorities pled with the Japanese embassy for calm amid Sino-Japanese tensions.
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Fudeo Nakayawa
Greater
Lover 5 Taken Up For Quiz In Weird Killing
Corinna Loring a 26 year old stenographer from Mt Rainier was found dead near town with blunt force trauma to the head and a noose around her neck. Her fiancé Richard Tear a former Marine and hospital worker had reported her missing after she prepared to marry. Tear provided a photo to newspapers and asked for help locating her.
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Capital
Washington
Corinna Loring
Rainer
Oscar Lavine
Mt Ranier
Miss Loring
Grizzlies Hold Gonzaga to Tie in Tough Contest
Milton John Popovich sparked a tied showdown as Great Falls Grizzlies prevented Gonzaga Bulldogs from extending their winning streak. Montana’s Olsen and Karamatic battled a punting duel while both teams’ passes faced stiff defense, ending in a 0-0 or close late time? (Note: Rehabilitation needed for OCR fragments)
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Gonzaga Bulldogs
Great Falls
Milton John Popovich
Montana Flash
Butte
Gonzaga
Pata
Hart
Anaconda Bo
Szabach
Carly
Tonzaga
Olle Olsen
Missoula
Jan
Chug Justice
Attir
Justice
Olsen
Elastic
Karamatic
Young Democrats Hold Conference in Montana
Executives of Lounge Democratic clubs of Wortana discussed plans for the 1930 campaign. They approved a state tour to organize active clubs, set up a speakers bureau for next year, and backed the Montana water conservation program with a neutral stance on federal administration. They favored purchasing a portrait of late Senator Walsh for the Helena tax office. Attendees included Dr B Arnow, Gail M Browe, and Walter Thomas.
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Grea Talis
Wortana
Montana
L & Senator
Thomas T Walsh
J. BR Ponwell
Helena
B Arnow
Shelby
Gail M Browe
Heleta
Walter
Thomas
Great Falls
Nebraska boy victim of peculiar accident
Herbert Welton a 17 year old from Scotts Bluff was hurt when a cow kicked a gate at a livestock company. The gate swung back and struck him on the nose, leaving him unconscious and later admitted to Meth odist hospital.
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Nebraska
Scotts Bluff
Ned Koy
Herbert
Methodist Hospital
Herbert Welton
Critics of President Answered
New Haven Nov 9 A charge by Postmaster General Farley that an organized attempt was under way to coerce the working people was coupled with a defense of the administration by Farley and Attorney General Cummings before Connecticut Democrats. They praised Roosevelt and attacked critics of heavy spending, saying the present has put business back on its feet and neared normal. Farley reviewed Tuesday's election results and said Roosevelt would have carried New York, Pennsylvania and New Jersey if he were running, noted NRA was unconstitutional but defended early 1933 actions as not void yet.
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New Haven
Conn
Farley
Connecticut
Cummings
Roosevelt
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Ersie Nra
Ional
Admin
Sunday Funeral Revival in Chicago Ends With Zeal
In Moody Memorial church Chicago on Sunday the Rev William A Sunday led a lively revival service as four thousand faithful followers said goodbye with smiles and tears. The crowd heard calls to come forward and be saved while the pastor urged not to delay conversion.
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Chicago
William A
Moody Memorial Church
John Timothy Stone
Presbyterian Theological Seminary
Women urged into judicial posts by federation drive
The National Federation of Business and Professional Women's clubs launched a campaign to appoint more women to judicial posts. President Miss Charl Ormond Whitame urged bar associations to recommend more qualified women lawyers for judicial positions.
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New York Now
National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs Today
Future of new regime in Philippines is dubious
The text describes the Philippine transition toward the Commonwealth under US rule with Manuel Quezon set to be inaugurated, while fears rise over internal disorder and the presence of 2000 troops in Manila. It notes opponents from Emilio Aguinaldo era planning demonstrations and doubts about the new government managing serious internal trouble.
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Maynila
Commonwealth
Manuel Quezon Witl Iva
United States
Emilio Aguimaldo
National Socialist Party
Manila
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