KANGAN URGED NOT TO ENTER MAY PRIMARY
Topeka Kansas Gov All M Landon said he had no comment on charges from California Republicans that he split the party by not joining a harmony movement for its May presidential primary. The California assembly urged him not to enter the state ballot. Hearst and Merriam were noted as early supporters.
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Kangan
Sacramento
Gal
California Republican Assembly
Alt M. London
Kansas
California
Herbert Hoover
Landon
Harmony
William Randolph Hearst
Frank F. Merriam
Topeka
Kay
All M. Landon
Californs Republican Assembly
Unsettled weather forecast for Butte and western Montana
Weather due to remain unsettled with temperature changes. Yesterday’s high 45F and low 30F. streets wet from melting snow. County Surveyor Jack Healy reports seal roads north of Watkarville blocked. authorities work to clear routes. Main highways remain open.
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Butte
Montana
Jack Healy
Seal Roads
Watkarville
Inst
Avery
Alenrchem
Hosta
Gustave Hahe rites to be announced in papers
The remains of Gustave Hahe may be viewed in the state room at Duggan's Merrill mortuary. Funeral time and place will be announced later. Card of thanks from the Harris and Ulrich families expresses gratitude to friends neighbors and the American Legion and Rev Onton for kindness and floral offerings.
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Harn
Gustave Hahe
Duggan
Merrill Mortuary
Edwin J. Bowdens
American Legion
Onton
John H Harris Ang
Ulrich
Remains of two individuals in local funeral notices
The remains of Thomas Gleawrs and Maurice Driexhe rest at Sherman & Reed funeral home. Gleawrs funeral is set for this morning at 9 o'clock with a requiem high mass at Sacred Heart church and burial at Holy Cross cemetery. Driexhe's service is planned for 9:30 with a 10 o'clock mass at Sacred Heart, body to be interred at Tidly Cross cemetery after a brief return to the chapel.
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Clements
Thomas Gleawrs
Sherman & Reed Funeral Home
Sacred Heart Church
Holy Cross
Drieghe
Maurice Driexhe
Sherman & Reed Chapel
Marilyn Miller Dies at 48 Star of Musical Comedies
Marilyn Miller, famed for Sally and other musical comedies, died this morning at Doctors Hospital in New York at age 48 after three weeks in confinement for infection and toxic condition. She had married Chester O'Brien, a chorus man, in Harrison, New York, last October 1, 1934, less than two years after her previous marriage. Miller was celebrated by Broadway as the perfect musical comedy heroine with a gifted singing voice, sharp comedy, and extraordinary dancing skill, rising to stardom after Sally and the Ziegfeld Follies.
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New York
Marilyn Miller
Sally
Doctors Hospital
Miss Miller
Chester O'Brien
Harrison, N.Y
Marilyn ‘Miller
Plorenz Blegfeld
Ziegfeld
Bally
Miss Miler
Inter
Sark
Adelastaire
Mary Eaton
Dowlie
Groody
Borah Leads I Wisconsin Race In National Contest
In Milwaukee area returns Borah leads with about 38,712 to Shinners 26,403 as supporters debate Hoan policies. The race splits among socialists and Nonpartisans with a tight margin as polls show Roosevelt 22,43 and Borah 16,108 in a preference primary among 344 precincts. Senator Royal aids the campaign as the state committee remains noncommittal on candidates.
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Haan
Shinners
Fats
Hoan
Royal
Milwaukee
Roosevelt
Wincorsin
Edward J. Lamp
Slate
Idaho
Austria rushes troops to border amid German advance
Vienna reports Austria rushes troops to its border with Germany and Czechoslovakia as tension mounts after reports of German moves on the neighboring fronts.
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Austria
Townsend Plot Advances In Pension Plan Scandal
In Townsend Plot Walter L Townsend a hotel porter and brother of the founder is linked to the internal schism of the Townsend pension plan. He is named as one of three original corporators amid alleged efforts to frighten him from the organization by a detective. Robert Bar Clements reportedly resigned over crass control.
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Walter L. Townsend
The
Townsend Pension Plan
Heswin
Robert Bar, Clements
Ethiopian War Bombing Memoir by Yank Writer
A surviving fragment describes a Bonabing Expedition over Ethiopia with 500 natives, 2000 pack animals, and a bombing run. The narrator, an American pilot, flies near hostile mobs, witnesses explosions, and later pilots a bomber under the guidance of Giovanni and Piero. The tale ends with reassurances of friendship among the crew.
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Francesco
Piero
Tone
Heron Garba
Halon
Makale
Pirro
Sudnag T
Giovanni
Ife
Plane's Hostess Describes Terrible Crash News
An air crash survivors account from a hostess details the wreck scene as she and Air Weller transported injured passengers. She recalls a snowy evening, blankets, and hot coffee while awaiting word on the two passengers she left with the Weller party. The speaker shows exhaustion and anxiety with no further updates after three hours.
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Page
Weller
Mr. Weller
Third Teeth at 74 in Silver Lake Community
Mrs. E. Manges of Silver Lake reports she must discard her artificial plates after receiving new natural teeth. Four natural teeth have already emerged, indicating progress in dentition for the 74 year old.
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Silver Lake
Washh
Tin
Manges
Wreck Crash Yields Eleven Bodies and Rescue Efforts
Report from Cleveland details the crash of a Palmer plane near Thiontowh, Fa, where rescuers recovered eleven bodies, aided by power lights and careful searches. Miss Granger aided by a Cleveland man in freeing her, while Charles C. Challinor of Cleveland was among those saved and later found alive in hospital.
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Electric Company
Rankin
Miss Granger
Last Seat Survivor Describes Fatal TWA Crash
A passenger on the TWA liner recounts surviving by sitting in the last seat as the Texary crashed. The ship split, fire broke out, he freed a trapped hand, pushed out a stewardess, and crawled through mud for hours before rescue. He suffered broken ankles and injuries but remained alive.
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C. Chaliingr
TWA
Sue Racer
Uniontown
Falsa
Girl Injured by Automobile Dies in Missoula Hospital
Missoula April 7. A six year old girl, Maney Lou Stevens, daughter of Mr and Mrs W J Stevens, died in a local hospital after injuries sustained in an automobile accident earlier this week. The accident occurred in the city and the child had been hospitalized since.
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Missoula
Automobile Atelier & Weak
Maney Lou Stevens
W. J. Stevens
Storm Death Toll Rises Across Regions In Wake Of Toll
Disaster relief laborers struggle to aid survivors as Tupelo Mississippi and Gainesville Georgia report mounting deaths. National guardsmen guard wrecked streets while governors coordinate relief. Floods close highways across Georgia Alabama and the Carolinas. Weather fronts bring freezing temps and warnings of hard freezes in Missouri and Nebraska.
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Tupelo
Miss
Gulpesville
Hugh White
Mississsippi
Yellet
Gainesville
Georgia
Alabama
Ohio
Lewisville
Red Cross
Kentucky
Cairo
Ohichinago
Detroi
Missouri
Shaw
Indiana
Nebraska
Tha
Minnesota
Towa
Fronth
Kansas
Oklehonty
Texas
Montanans Visiting List of Names and Brief Fact
A long list features Montanans visiting various towns including Helena Butte Billings Great Falls and others with numerous individuals and couples named. The text ends with a stray science note claiming the average human hair cycle and baldness cause.
Nations Ready to Drop Sanctions On Eve of Peace Session
Dialogue from a League of Nations session outlines potential removal of sanctions on Italy and Ethiopia. Reports cite Ecuadorean opposition, Great Britain presenting evidence, and France pressing Geneva for sanctions removal while Italy seeks caution. Small states propose regional handling. Ethiopian warning stresses fear of eroded collective security.
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Eullgdee
League
Addnl
Iistruciongs
Great Britain
Paris Dispatches
Flandin
France
St Geneva
Italy
Vention
United States
Europe
Industries Ready for War
In an emergency Wagner urged building war stocks of critical materials in advance. He highlighted manganese as essential to steel and chemical industries and called for a 625 000 ton war reserve. He also pressed for 160 000 tons of chromium to cover two years, noting limited U.S. production. Other self sufficient metals and materials listed include tungsten antimony mercury platinum nitrates jute sisal and coffee among others.
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United States
Wagner
Arses & Reserve
Six Pound Baby Born On Street In St Louis
A six pound baby was born on a street intersection in St Louis to an 18 year old girl identified as Mrs Louise Snyder. She collapsed and both mother and infant were rushed to City Hospital where physicians said they would recover. The husband died about six months ago.
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St, Louis
Louise Snyder
Harrisburg Report Cites Higher Dairy Yield Nationwide
Pennsylvania dairy herds average 1.77 pounds more milk per cow than the U S average, per a report to the state department of agriculture by the federal-state crop reporting service.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
State Department of Agriculture
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Move
Hoover
Sherman & Reed Funeral Directors
Béwy
Aris
Bts
White’s Funeral Home
Joseph Richards
Borah
Vienna
Torao
Townsend
Yank
Ethiopia
Alec, Prederichs
Uhe
Nate
Cleveland
Oecellit
Challiner
Chanel G. Challinor
Palmer See
Thiontowh
Rosaline
Jack
Conditto
Stanley C. Beyersdorfer
Steubenville
Beyersdorfer
Finlen
McLelland
P. E. Robbins
Ray
Culver
Hellena
Bar
John B. Dawson
V- R. Willems
M. Jolson
J. van Teylingun
Floyd Pappin
Great Paris
J. Breen
Bridger
Ring
Boze
Man
F. H
Cook
W. Johns
Charles
Weaver
H.C. Friar
August Vidro
Annis
W. T. Tobin
Max Baer
Helena
J. L. Rusque
M. G. Leff
Billings
A. J. Senuts
Wiscom
Walter Fairfield
W. E. Pureneth
Gresb Fails
the Butte
Calvert
BH. Crocker
I. H. Daddgw
Hall
Arizona
Stanley Fillmore
B. EB
Olson
I. M. Quinn
Arthur Gameren
Alder
Weston
Diloni
Fred Holman
Wixtom
Doug, Lady
Ashley
Douglas Fairbanks
Timothy Black
Douglas Fairbanks Sr
Brite
Sylvia Ashley
Croydon
England
Faris
Timothy Michael Black
Lady Astor
Wer
Committee of 23
Committee of 14
Ethiiopia
Committee of 13
Salvador
de Madariaga
Mussolini
League Council
Cobbs Crerk
Continental Dlajitiing Corporition
Philadelphia
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