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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1935
Page
1
Postmaster General James A. Farley, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, defended President Roosevelt after a countrywide tour, saying surveys show no trouble and that Democratic support remains undiminished. He cited positive reactions in many states and rejected reports of a slipping grip.
The article argues Germany under Hitler aims to outpace Britain and seek vast territorial gains while delaying open conflict. It claims Mussolini remains useful as a tool, with Nazi strategy including full mobilization, control of war materials, and pressure on Britain for peace. The piece contends Germany seeks neutral Britain then expansion into western lands, Russia, and beyond, to build a continental empire.
AP summarizes a chaotic world scene with shifting alliances and rising security concerns. Key figures in Washington and other capitals form emergency plans while military and diplomatic actions ripple across regions, signaling a unsettled international landscape.
Washington reports the federal commission finds about 10 percent of radio continuities examined are deceptive. The agency began reviewing ad content over a year ago after years of study and has the power to halt false advertising. In its annual report it states 429,253 radio continuities were received with preliminary reviews completed on many. in magazines between January and 1985, 27,220,000 copies were received and 1,728 individual advertisements underwent preliminary scrutiny, with many roaming and reserved for further consideration.
Singapore reports searching parties have left Setul and Stan to investigate a rumor that the airliner carrying British pilots Kinngaferdsiitch and Wov crashed in the dense jungles near the Setul mountains during a flight from Wigtind to Australia. No official confirmation as search continues.
Rio de Janeiro reports the government has crushed a socialist uprising with 138 killed in four days of fighting. President Vargas vows arrests of plotters as 1,300 soldiers are detained, 200 sent to Flores Island. Hospitals treat TK wounded.
New York dispatch reports the Wratt Earp, Ellsworth expedition supply ship, moved toward the Bay of Wales to begin a search for Tincon Msworth who left early Saturday on a flight across the Antarctic continent.
Alameda California reports Pan American Airways confirms the China clipper landed in Manila after a cross ocean journey. The giant airship completed its historic flight from the U S West Coast and touched down over the Manila Bay area, marking a notable milestone in transpacific aviation.
The piece notes a pivotal French budget debate on December 3 over decrees shielding the franc and dismantling fascist leagues. Edouard Merriot's radicals may oppose some decrees, while Laval pressures ahead with defense measures as parties split on economic and foreign policy, risking deflation and potential devaluation if funds fall short.
Helena and Great Falls endured another heavy tremor with light overall damage. The quake extended about 500 miles, felt strongest in Great Falls with ten seconds of shaking, while Butte Missoula Kalispell and Deer Lodge also reported heavy effects. Livingston shattered windows. Townsend shops saw minor spoilage. brickwork and walls loosened on South Main street.
President Roosevelt and First Lady dined with infantile paralysis patients and families at the Warm Springs foundation in Georgia. He planned a Georgia Tech Atlanta visit and a public address in Atlanta tomorrow, as Governor Talmadge criticized administration policy.
Wartingtul Nov 28 Lewis said that Myitive for industrial ontonian in taste industries aims to start a labor movement that will crystalize the best aspirations of those who wish to serve democracy and humanity He spoke on a nation wide radio hookup urging recognition of the movement which has worked the AFL Not opposed by federation members industrial unions argue to organize by industry rather than craft Resigns Lowig resigns this week as vice president after Atlantic City dispute over industry wide organization backed by President William Green the craft side defeated the industrial union supporters
New York November 28. AM available network stations will carry President Roosevelt’s address at Georgia’s homecoming celebration in Atlanta. Combined SEC CHS MBS and Intercity networks will air the broadcast starting at 2 o clock Eastern Time.
Fort Worth police and fire crews traced six deaths to a gas explosion that wrecked a two story building. Victims include Miss Hell Stephens 78 and Mrs Lola Kirby 24 with others named among the injured. Firemen described residents leaping from windows and balconies as flames spread.
Washington reports federal relief payments to Montana from May 20, 1933 through last October totaled 25,002,703 dollars. Of this, 19,522,340 dollars were grants for general relief, with 911,000 for transient relief, 336,200 for rural rehabilitation, 242,365 for education, 2,251,000 for Federal Surplus Relief activities and 1,749,898 for miscellaneous. The peak monthly outlay was 1,491,408 dollars in December 1934. the smallest was 283,914 dollars in January 1934.
Four members of a Toa farm family were killed and two others injured when a Rock Island passenger train struck their automobile at a crossing near Sibley Iowa. The dead were John Schmidt 43, Mrs Schmidt 36, daughter Arlene 13 and Matlyn 2. Alan Tenger 15 and daughter Margery 1 survived injuries. Benjamin E Bensinger 67 chairman of Brunswick Balke Collender died.
Nanking reports state a formal protest was lodged with Japan over the seizure of Fengtai near Tientsin, claimed to violate treaty pledges as Japan boosts forces in the north. Autonomy agitation grows with 22 eastern Hopeh County rebels declaring autonomy, and Japanese air base expansion underway for upcoming maneuvers.
At least two store motoring fatalities were recorded as Thanksgiving Day travel crowded highways. Snow and ice hindered drivers across the northern states, with six deaths in Crashes and fires costing 70 lives in Texas. Anna Phen, 33, died in New York after a turkey purchase from her husband’s new job earnings. Hugh denied guild membership in Washington.
Unofficial reports from Rome claim Mussolini would escalate to war if an oil embargo is imposed by the League of Nations. Fascist plans reportedly include a death squadron of 125 aviators targeting warships, and an official note says an air strike hit the fortress at Dageh Bur in Ethiopia while League officials note France not opposed to an embargo.
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