Senator Tydings Nus Nears Victory in Maryland Race
Senator Millard E. Tydings held a lead of about 1 0000 votes over Rev. David J. Lewis as returns from Maryland's districts came in. Roosevelt had campaigned on the eastern shore, and Maine also showed Republican strength as Gay, Carrows, and three GOP House members appeared set to win. Tydings noted his satisfaction from a Baltimore hotel as partial results favored his bid for the Democratic senatorial nomination.
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David J. Lewis
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Rep
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Tydings
Baltimore
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Roose
New Deal
David Lewis
Federal agents seize marihuana plants near Anaconda
Federal agents raided a garden in Anaconda and seized a large planting of marihuana. Joseph Wise and Joseph Sabotowitz, both of Amwatonda, were arrested and taken to Butte for arraignment before U S Commissioner George S Howard. The suspects admitted growing the crop with intent to use the seeds for furniture polish. Growing plants were destroyed. This followed a prior Montana seizure near Buttlelings.
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Tutte
Haaluhs
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Snowden
Joseph Wise
Joseph Sabotowitz
Amwatonda
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Butte
United
George
Howard
Hie
Montana
Buelings
Mistrial Ordered in Hines Case by New York Justice
New York Supreme Court Justice Ferdinand Pecora ordered a mistrial in the state policy racket case against Tammany District leader James J. Hines as the trial neared its fifth week. The decision followed claims the prosecution injected prejudice and sought a 14 question. bail at 29000 remained as Hines left Foley Square amid cheering supporters. A new trial was to be sought when the People are prepared.
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Dewey
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Random Historical Snippets From a Distant Richmond Newsday
A collage of pasted notices recalls a four department stake in Richmond with talk of old stands and back at Sag papers. A monkey incident in a store caused property damage and a police stumble, with costs tallied for speed and broken items. A tourist near Tah explains a granite monument sighting as the Civil War hero Achulon Baird Vance. At Marshall High a student bit into a sandwich and a bumble bee sting led to hospital care for a swollen tongue.
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Minneapolis
Robert Reod
Marshall High School
Akandivich
France Sees Hitler Speech as War Threat
Paris reports the German leader warned he would resort to force to press Czechoslovakia over the Sudetenland. French officials say the speech escalates European tension and will keep France on armed alert while authorities consider stronger defenses and civil protection measures.
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Great Britain
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Albert Lebrun
London Sees Hitler Pressuring Over Sudeten Redefinition
London observers say Hitler in the Nuremberg speech effectively demanded that the Sudeten German minority in Czechoslovakia be allowed to form its own state, offering Britain a choice between pressuring Prague or facing a Germany ready to challenge France and war. British ministers conferred privately as officials noted no legal plebiscite can occur without Prague’s consent and warned the crisis will persist while Germany keeps sizable forces ready for action.
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Germany
Neville Chamberlain
Downing Shieet
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Samuel Hoare
Slider
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Neverthal
Foreign Office
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Britain
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Thefuehrer
Europe
Iarins
Education Board Denies Phillips Reinstatement at U
The state board of education denied Dr Paul C Phillips reinstatement at the University of Montana after a slander suit by a former student. Phillips spoke in his defense as budget plans for the six university units proposed a large funding increase for the 1949-50 period amid rising enrollments costs and restored pay cuts.
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Montana State University
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Ye Geerge Finlay Simmons
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University Service Committee
University of Montana
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Air Lines Men Forecast Heavier Montana Vacation Travel
John B. Walker of Western Air and J. B. Parrington of Northavyst urged stronger vacation travel to Montana during a Helena visit. They praised Montana as a vacation land and noted Yellowstone draw as evidence of rising air tourism. Walker cited a Northwest route advantage from New York City to the heart of the West. About 1,209 travelers have visited Yellowstone by air this season.
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Ate
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Arrington
Mentana
Yelowstone Park
Ellis Marshall
Northawest Airlines
Bert) Cummings
Billings
Northewest Ling
Spokane
President Roosevelt Delays Maryland Returns in Health Update
President Roosevelt, visiting Mayo Clinic after his son James’s stomach operation, discussed European events with Hull and United States policy by long distance. He plans to stay in Rochester overnight and depart after Maryland results are known, while Senator Millard E. Tydings faces strong administration opposition for renomination.
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Holt
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Ue Mayo
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Taylor Mystery Aired Again in Civil Suit Part Two
In Los Angeles on September 12 Mrs Margaret Fillmore sister of Mary Miley Minter testified in a civil case accusing her mother Mrs Charlotte Shelby of hiding the gun that killed William Desmindler Hollywood director 13 years ago The witness said the weapon and her dead grandmother were hidden in a Louisiana bayou The trial before Superior Judge Thomas W Gould focused on a dispute over 40000 worth of furniture Shelby called the charges jealous and vowed to seek absolution from authorities
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Los Angeles
Margaret Fillmore
Mary Miley Minter
Charlotte Shelby
William Desmindler
Hollywood
Julia Miles
Louisiana
Fillmore
Court of Superior
Thomas W. Gould
Shells
Kit
Police Radio to Begin Operating Thursday Night
Police Chief Roger Smith announced that WHIP Police Radio will go on air Thursday night in Helena Montana. Two one way receiver sets have arrived and will be installed in patrol cars and at headquarters. The system will operate eight hours daily with a central control board showing each unit status for rapid dispatch.
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Tipton
Clyde Tipton
Areman
Possibility of Peace Seen in Europe
Adolf Hitler opened the eight day Nazi party congress with a calm near brinkmanship, offering self determination for Sudeten Germans as a possible alternative to force against Czechoslovakia. He signaled continued negotiations while promising a definite solution soon and extended an olive branch to France by renouncing revision of Versailles. Strasbourg was cited as sacrificed for peace.
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Germany
Czechoslovakia
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Fuehrer
France
Alsace- Lorraine
Strasbourg
Sudeten German unrest after Hitler speech prompts border clashes
Prague reports indicate two Sudeten Germans were wounded and two bombs exploded near the German border amid reactions to Adolf Hitler's Nürnberg rally address. Czechoslovaks heard the speech with mixed anger while the cabinet weighed police reports but did not impose martial law. Local towns filled with rallies and loudspeakers as citizens debated the Sudeten issue.
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Czechoslovaka
Adolf Hitler
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Hitler
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Strike at Armour Plant Settled. Workers to Return
Kansas City Kansas night report says Armour Packing plant manager Paul A. Dett announced the sit down strike by Armour workers' union had been settled and all employees would resume work in the morning. About 1,800 workers were affected after six men in the hide cellar protested a raise in the daily KH without extra help.
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Armour Packing Plant
Governor Ayers Hails Billings Democratic Convention
Governor Noy E Ayers praised the Billings state Democratic convention as one of the best in 32 years noting lower proxy use and stronger female representation. He chaired the platform and credentials committee as Havre’s Arthur F Lamey was named state chairman with Helena’s J Burke Clements on the credentials committee and state purchasing agent J S McQuilty leading the credentials panel. The convention endorsed a party platform recalling Jefferson and Roosevelt era ideals amid national economic and political concerns.
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Noy E. Ayers
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Arthur F. Lamey
Havre
J. Burke Clements
Helena
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Thomes Jeffferson
Republic
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