Roosevelt announces absolute truce in Pennsylvania coal strike
President Roosevelt says a complete truce in the Pennsylvania coal industry dispute is agreed by management and labor awaiting a broader code hearing. NRA chief General Johnson arrived from Washington to secure approval of a Washington settlement as UMW President John L. Lewis says miners will return to work pending the hearing.
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Hyde Park
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U.P
Hugh S. Johnson
NRA
Washington
Uup
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Germany Seen as Seat of Conflict and War
New York report quotes Henry Morgenthau Jr stating all Europe is ready for war. He predicts war if Hitler’s policies succeed, or civil war that spreads across the continent if they fail. He urges martial law and resource confiscation to prepare financially and physically for war.
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New York
Europe
Henry Morgenthau Jr
Geneva
London
Turkey
Germany
Hitler
Morgenthau
Young People Democrats Hold Billings Meeting
The Yellowstone County Young People's Democratic club hosted a dinner with Sen. Burton Wheeler and speakers including Sen. Erickson Cong Roy Ayers Elizabeth Wheeler and Tom Stout. The event drew 700 guests from Billings and distant towns and ran five hours.
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Billings
America
United States
Burton K. Wheeler
Yellowstone County
Young People's Democratic Club
Senator Erickson
Roy E. Ayers
Elizabeth Wheeler
Wheeler
Tom Stout
Ayers
House
Glendive
Baker
Butte
Dyer and Johnson Comment on Recovery Program Pace
Noted educator John R. Dyer is cited amid a report on recovery efforts. General Hugh S. Johnson says industry support for Roosevelt's program is satisfactory and expects two weeks to show results. He imposes a two week grace period before any acceleration is discussed.
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Washington
U.P
Hughs
Johnson
Roosevelt
Pocatello Doctor in rush to aid Idaho dean dies in crash
Dr. Roberts travels by air to Butte as John R. Dyer dean of men at the University of Idaho southern branch dies after a car crash near Rhame North Dakota. Mrs Dyer and two children are seriously hurt when a grasshopper allegedly causes the vehicle to veer into a ditch. Dyer had spoken at a Y M C A Roundup club dinner last March in Butte.
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Butte
John R. Dyer
University of Idaho, Southern Branch
North Dakota
Idaho
Rhame
N. D
Dr. Roberts
Pocatello
Dean Dyer
Milwaukee
Bozeman
Dyer
Associated Press Re
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Hurricane OweePo In From Gulf Lashes Texas Coast
Eight Brazos island residents reached the mainland after a boat retrieved them while 27 others clung to rocks as waves rose. Brownsville lost power as 58 mph winds battered the coast and both Port Isabel boats were wrecked in the rising surf. Crop damage reported in Raymondville as barometers fell and the storm neared inland.
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Brownsville
Tex
U.P
Brazos Island
Port Isabel
Rio Grande Valley
Magnolia Fish Company
Raymondville
State Public Works Board Plans Start Next Week
James E. Murray, chairman, says the state advisory board under the Public Works Act has chosen headquarters in the Federal building at the capitol. An engineer from Washington will serve as executive officer and hire office personnel. space has been requested from the U S supervising architect. The board will be ready for work next week.
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State Public Works Board
James E. Murray
Helena
Capitol
U. S
Washington
Uncle Sam
Santa Claus
Murray
Glacier Park registrations rise 28 percent this season
Glacier National Park reports an 28 percent increase in visitors this season with total registrations reaching 36 559 on August 1. Automobile travel gains 28 percent while rail passenger traffic declines 7 percent.
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Glacier Park
Glacier National Park
Signatures Surpass Target for County Library Levy
Petitions from Silver Bow county taxpayers show more than 6,500 signatures backing a county levy to save the Butte library. Officials expect total to exceed 6,500 after a two week circulation. 5,200 signatures are required. The petitions will go to the county commissioners early next week.
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Silver Bow County
Butte
Butte Grocerymen Push 48 Hour Week Code Action
In Butte a majority of grocerymen voted to implement the president's blanket code starting next Monday, seeking a 48 hour workweek for all employees. The meeting at the chamber of commerce led by Charles Amos saw many local merchants join the state associates. The city targets 2 600 signatures from both city and surrounding county to support the code and library funding petitions.
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Butte
Chamber of Commerce
Charles Amos
Associated Merchants of Montana
State Association
Weather forecast for Montana this weekend
Montana outlook shows generally fair conditions Saturday and Sunday with warmer temperatures in the northwest portion. No precipitation is expected and skies remain mainly clear across the state.
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Montana
Northwest
Burns Fatal to Lewistown Woman
Mrs. Harry Butcher died from burns suffered while trying to rescue her infant daughter from a fire at the Butcher ranch near Winifred. A native of Colorado, she leaves her husband and three children.
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Lewistown
Harry Butcher
Butcher Ranch
Winifred
Pioneer Charles Reeder Dies at 97 in Los Angeles
Montana pioneer and Dillon founder Charles Reeder died in Los Angeles at 97. His body will return to Dillon for funeral services. He had arranged his own burial 27 years earlier but most wishes cannot be carried out, mortician H. M. Brundage said. Only pallbearer Goodwin T. Paul remains alive, and Mrs. F. D. Willis stands as choir member. minister Rev. S. D. Hooker left Dillon years ago.
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Dillon
Charles Reeder
Montana
Los Angeles
H. M. Brundage
Dillon Mortician
Goodwin T. Paul
F. D. Willis
S. D. Hooker
Reeder
Virginia
Lone Adventurer Sets Ballon Flight Into Uncharted Skies
Soldier Field Chicago reports Lieut. Commander T W G Settle launching the world s largest balloon for a voyage into the stratosphere. The takeoff at 1 06 a m drew 20000 spectators as drums and speeches preceded the ascent through a rainbow lit expo area.
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Soldier Field
Chicago
T. W. G. Settle
Settle
U. S. Army
Four Arrests Made in Gao Bombing Probe
Boston police took Eugene S. Daniel Jr. of Somerville for questioning in the New York Stock Exchange tear gas bombing. Four men from Greater Boston, alleged members of the Commoner or International Party, were arrested on a tip from New York police and found with bomb makings addressed to Roosevelt Hoover and Norman Thomas.
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Eugene
Daniel Jr
Somerville
New York Stock Exchange
New York
Greater
Commoner
International Party
Roosevelt
Hoover
Norman Thomas
Deputy killed in election related shooting in Kentucky
Deputy Policeman Joe Lee, 40, was shot and killed in Wallins Creek Kentucky amid a dispute linked to tomorrow's primary election. It marks a second fatal election related shooting in Harlan county in two days as about 150 state troops from outside the county are to be deployed to support security for the vote.
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Wallins Creek
Joe Lee
Harlan County
Fort Knox
H. H. Denhardt
Kentucky National Guard
Harlan
National Guard
Democratic Club Proposes Fast Action on Repeal Ballot
The Democratic Business and Professional club of Montana adopts resolutions to mobilize its statewide network and cooperate with parties to aid Gov. Frank H. Cooney in moving to hold a vote on the eighteenth amendment. It argues repeal would boost government revenue and ease taxpayer burden.
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Democratic Business and Professional Club of
Frank H. Cooney
Supply
Volun
Teer
United States
Democratic Business and Professional Club of Montana
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