Mussolini Four Power Peace Plan Gains French Support
Paris reports that Mussolini's four power peace plan is being modified with a new draft delivered Saturday. French Premier Daladier, aided by MacDonald and Mussolini concessions, leans toward the plan though France and its Little Entente allies resist treaty revision. Prime Minister Daladier will present the draft after Sunday talks with President Lebrun.
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Paris
M. Paul Boncour
Daladier
MacDonald
Great Britain
Mussolini
France
Little Entente
Czechoslovakia
Jugoslavia
Rumania
Lebrun
Forest conservation drive to recruit 250000 men
Regulations establish state quotas for a nationwide forest relief program under Roosevelt. Plans aim to create over a thousand camps housing 109 to 200 men each by July 1. Perkins shapes recruitment rules and registration is expected within a week. Key issues include population versus unemployment basis for quotas, job preferences, age limits, hours, and pay around 30 dollars monthly plus maintenance.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Perkins
Berlin Quiet After Jewish Boycott Leads to Student Ban
Berlin reports a peaceful Sunday following yesterday's Nazi boycott against Jews. Jewish shops stood deserted while teachers faced bans and lawyers were ousted. the boycott committee kept its structure intact for a possible resumption next Wednesday at 10 am, barring any incidents.
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Berlin
Germany
All Faith Join In Big Holy Year Service In East
In New York on April 2, about 6 000 attendees from Catholic Protestant and Jewish faiths gathered at Rockefeller Center to appeal for concerted prayer under Pope Pius XI Holy Year decree. Former Governor Alfred E Smith urged divine guidance for Roosevelt and an end to bigotry while clerics spoke including Cardinal Hayes.
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New York
Pius XI
Rockefeller Center Music Hall
Alfred E. Smith
Roosevelt
Cardial Hayes
S. Parkes Cadman
Family of Seven Killed as GAR 15 Struck by Fast Train
Chillicothe Missouri reports a motor car at a grade crossing six miles west of town rammed by a Burlington passenger train. Seven family members died including Glenn Grimes 39 and Fernella Grimes 33 along with five children aged 9 to 3 months. Separate from the tragedy in San Diego four killed and five injured in a head on crash on Sixth Street Extension. Victims named Edward W. Walsh R V Walls Leslie Sego and Frankie Hill.
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Chillicothe
Burlington
Glenn Grimes
Fernella Grimes
Larkin Grimes
Robert Grimes
Charles Grimes
Virginia Grimes
San Diego
Cal
Sixth Street
Edward W. Walsh
U.S. S. Holland
R. V. Walls
North Island
Leslie Sego
School Trustees Elected in County Rural Districts
County rural districts in Silver Bow elected trustees Saturday. Rocker chose J F Masters 67 to 33 over J A Jones for a three year term. Hold overs include P C McCarvel and Dan W Metz in Rocker. George Forsythe defeated George Porter in Ramsay district with hold overs George Spence and E Wedin. Marcellino Gallettie elected in Brown's Gulch with Marvin Sterritt and Nate S imon. Divide elected George Wunderlich unopposed. hold overs Mrs Mae McKenzie and Mrs Forest Lindlief. Melrose re elected Tom Connor. hold overs W Q Kearns and Hillary Tate. Louis Offredi to succeed himself in Feeley district.
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Silver Bow County
Mel Gulch
Fish Creek
Rocker
J. F. Masters
J. A. Jones
P. C. McCarvel
Dan W. Metz
George Forsythe
George Porter
Ramsay
Gregson
George Spence
E. Wedin
Brown's Gulch
Marcellino Gallettie
Marvin Sterritt
Nate Ssimon
Divide
George Wunderlich
Mae McKenzie
Forest Lindlief
Tom Connor
Melrose
W. Q. Kearns
Hillary Tate
Louis Offredi
Feeley
Michigan Votes Today on Day Law Appeal
About 900000 Michigan voters face a statewide referendum on repealing the Eighteenth Amendment as Wisconsin voters prepare to vote tomorrow. In New York the legislature fights over beer controls with a Friday deadline looming. Repeal supporters in Michigan expect a clear victory though they await final results.
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Michigan
Wisconsin
Anti- Saloon League
New York State
Empire State
Eight Filipinos charged in voodoo burial of woman
In Stockton California on April 2 authorities arrested eight Filipinos accused of burying a living woman in a three foot grave in an asparagus garden on November 13. The victim Mrs Kahelain Navarro was an expectant mother and allegedly confessed during midnight rites.
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Stockton
Cal
Kahelain Navarro
Ot Tee
Havone
Sitagoaty
Martinez
Butte Voters to Choose Mayor and City Officials Today
Voters in Butte head to polls from 8 to 6 to decide the mayor and a slate of city officers. Incumbent Mayor Archie McTaggart faces Alex Blewett. Democrat Bernard Holland opposes Republican Fimner Binder for treasurer. Judge Louis Buckley is challenged by Walter Holliday. Eight wards set alderman contenders led by Democrats in most races. Polling places include First Ward Precinct A 520 North Wyoming.
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Archie McTaggart
Alex Blewett
Bernard Holland
Fimner O. Binder
Louis A. Buckley
Walter Holliday
Butte
Pat Crowley
William Squires
Jerry G. Sullivan
William Nance
Edmund J. Sullivan
James M. Brown
Lewis A. Smith
Walter Freshman
John Lindquist
Peter McDermott
Frank Mutch
Jerry Lee
H. H. Hauswirth
M. J. Sheridan
Fred Seubert
North
Wyoming
Boy Hits Homer In Brooklyn Game Hurls Horse
An aspiring Babe Ruth hits a home run in a Brooklyn boys baseball game. The ball strikes a horse attached to a peddler’s wagon, causing the horse to bolt. The wagon driver is hurt, and a patrolman is dragged and injured as the runaway hits a fence. Both men suffer brain concussions.
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Homer
Ball
New York
Babe Ruth
Brooklyn
Ex-Kaiser Era Opposes Nazi Anti Jewish Persecution
The Daily Herald reports ex Kaiser Wilhelm now in exile in Holland urged Hohenzollern followers to refrain from Jew baiting. He intervened in the Hitlerite anti Jewish campaign and appealed to avoid targeting Jews.
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London
Kaiser Wihelm
Holland
Woman Killed When Auto Logged Between Train Cars
In Van Nuys California on April 2 Miss Anna B Shone 33 of Los Angeles was killed when her car wedged between two box cars of a fast moving freight train and was carried a mile and a half before toppling into a gulley beneath a high trestle. Her companion E H Keenan 36 of Culver City escaped unhurt and was arrested on a driving while intoxicated charge after two transient youths riding the freight cars gave details to police.
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van Nuys
Calif
Anna B. Shone
Los Angeles
E. H. Keenan
Culver City
Keenan
Burbank
Shane
Senators Move to Endorse Roosevelt Farm Relief Bill
Washington April 2 The Senate Agriculture Committee members who opposed Roosevelt's farm relief bill are set to approve the administration measure tonight. The bill now heads to the Senate floor for debate and passage after previously clearing the House. Chairman Smith signaled a possible change in stance but the outcome remains uncertain.
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Washington
Senate Agriculture Committee
Roosevelt
White House
House
Senate
Agriculture Wallace
Chairman Smith
Stonewall Jackson
Soviet Officials Advance Trial for Six Britons
In Moscow on April 2, Soviet officials announced six British representatives of Metropolitan-Vickers Ltd will stand trial for sabotage and espionage. Allan Monkhouse and Charles Nordwall, previously released, are among those facing charges while the court plans to hear other accusations linked to military matters.
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Moscow
Metropolitan-Vickers, Ltd
Allan Monkhouse
Metropolitan-Vickers
Charles Nordwall
Montana Weather Outlook Monday Tuesday
Montana forecast calls for generally fair conditions in the east with unsettled weather likely bringing rain or snow to the western portion on Monday and Tuesday. Temperature expected to remain largely unchanged.
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Montana
Addict Runs Amok Stabbing Woman In Toledo Rampage
A 30 year old man stabbed one woman and attacked three others and an 11 year old girl in North Toledo and downtown Toledo as police hunted him through the city. Officials said he was crazed with narcotics after an all night spree. He eluded catch for hours.
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Toledo
Ohio
Roosevelt to propose debt relief for farmers via new certificates
President Roosevelt will submit to Congress a plan to cut the farmers debt by over a billion dollars. The proposal swaps existing mortgages for new indebtedness certificates at a maximum interest rate of four and a quarter percent, replacing current 6 to 7 percent rates.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Education Board To Act Today On School Finances
Helena April 2 The state board of education will assess budgets for six university units and allied agencies. The university system executive council agreed on salary cuts to balance expenditures after the legislature trimmed appropriations from 1.05 million to 700 thousand. The plan avoids department eliminations, with salary reductions across the board.
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Education Board
Helena
Montana
State Board of Education
Board of Education
M. A. Brannon
James D Slemons Former Butte Businessman Dies
James D Slemons aged 86 former prominent Butte resident died Saturday at his Long Beach California home. He came to Butte from Tennessee 45 years ago, was a trustee of Montana School of Mines and a member of local clubs. Survived by wife Jessie Kennedy three sons Hal Pred and Sidney Ellis and a daughter Mrs J Sidney Ellis. Funeral services planned in Long Beach.
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Mining City
Long Beach
James D. Slemons
Butte
Calif
Mary J. Wright
West Park Street
Slemons
Tennessee
Montana School of Mines
Silver Bow Club
Mountain View Church
Slemons & Booth
William Lawier
California
Jessie Kennedy
Hal Slemons
Mi Calif
Pred
Seattle
Mary Wright
J. Sidney Ellis
Tesday
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