Democrats Fear Loss in California Mississippi South Carolina Primaries
In California Mississippi and South Carolina the primaries test the Roosevelt era drift. California sees Hiram Johnson on four party tickets amid Sinclair opposition. Mississippi’s Democratic contest looms uncertain among Stephens Collins Bilbo and Harper. South Carolina holds governor race with no Senate contest.
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Associated Press
California
Mississippi
South Carolina
Hiram Johnson
Roosevelt
George Creel
Upton Sinclair
Sinclair
National House
Frank F. Merriam
James Rolph, Jr
C. C. Young
Hubert D. Stephens
Ross Collins
Theodore G. Bilbo
Frank Harper
President Roosevelt Returns After West Point Troop Review
President Roosevelt reached Hyde Park after a full day motor tour and a parade review of West Point cadets at the military academy. It was the first presidential review at West Point since 1922. He plans business conferences tomorrow with Governor Lehman and Alfred J. Pearson, Drake University economist, among guests.
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N. Y
Roosevelt
West Point
Military Academy
Harding
Lehman
Alfred J. Pearson
Drake University
Europe
Missing tuna clipper Belle Isle sails into uncertain fate
Joseph Paulich, 39, of Butte, a crew member on the 100 foot tuna clipper Belle Isle, has been missing since the vessel left San Pedro on June 12 for Panama waters. The Navy and commercial ships search the southern Pacific toward the Galapagos as authorities fear a breakdown and drift toward the South Seas. The crew included the skipper-owner and radio operator. Paulich’s wife and child remain in San Pedro, with his mother in Split, Jugoslavia.
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Butte
Belle Isle
San Pedro
Cal
Panama
Southern Pacific
Frank Zubick
Paulich
Zajednica Lodge No. 89
California
South Seas Islands
Arizona
New Orleans
Canal
Atlantic Coast
Costa Rica
Navy Department
Butte Real Estate Man In Hospital After Car Mishap
Edward Bolever a Butte real estate man was hospitalized at St. Ignatius from injuries after his car overturned on a sharp Dixon curve four miles north of Dixon. His wife suffered a finger loss but was less seriously hurt. the accident occurred yesterday as the Bolevers were en route to Plains.
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Dixon
Edward Bolever
St. Ignatus
Bolever
Plains
Bolevers
Letters Found Linking Zaharoff to U S War Material Makers
Senate munitions investigation reports a link between Sir Basil Zaharoff and American war materials makers after letters from the European magnate were found in files of major U S suppliers. Summons served on about a dozen industry representatives as hearings near. Senator Pope declined to confirm details while noting international links exist.
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U. S
Associated Press
Washington
Senate
Special Munitions Investigating Committee
Europe
United States
Pope
Democrat
Idaho
Zaharoff
Idahoan
Republican head attacks report on NAA results
Washington Aug 27 Henry P Fletcher Republican national committee chair attacks Richberg report on New Deal agencies AAA and NRA. He argues benefits shown since 1933 are inflated and calls for starting comparisons from when the measures took effect. He cites declines in business activity and industrial production despite autos export.
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NAA
Washington
Richberg
Roosevelt
Henry P. Fletcher
Republican National Committee
AAA
NRA
Donald R. Richberg
Fletcher
Department of Commerce
Skeleton of Man 31 Feet Tall Found in India Riverbank
Calcutta report says a giant human skeleton measuring 31 feet 6 inches was discovered along a river near Jubbalpore. Huge leg bones span 10 feet, three men moved the remains to the chief's palace at Ramegarh for examination by Indian paleontologists and geologists to identify the prehistoric being.
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Calcutta
India
Jubbalpore
Ramegarh
Lawmakers clash over federal encroachment on state rights
Milwaukee Aug 27 The American Bar Association heard William A Schra der Pennsylvania AG warn that rising federal control may erase state rights and provoke further anti New Deal arguments Henry G Wells of Boston condemned public utility ownership while discussing Tennessee Valley Authority policy Michigan AG Patrick H O'Brien defended industrial codes and labor seeking broader court support for recovery act Leonard Miller 17 near Caldwell Idaho dies after a bull attack last Saturday
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American Bar Association
William A. Schrader
Pennsylvania
Henry G. Wells
Boston
Public Utility Law Section
The
Bar Association
Tennessee Valley Development
Patrick H. O'Brien
Michigan
Texas Coast Hit by 80 Mile Per Hour Gale
Winds estimated at 80 miles per hour lashed the Texas coast near San Luis Pass and Freeport late tonight, disrupting coastal areas and causing wind damage along the shoreline.
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Texas
Houston
San Luis Pass
Freeport
Galveston
Coast Guard Sta
Thon
Galveston Island
Gulf
Plane 15 Aids Fire Hunt Near Whitetail Mountain
Bert Mooney piloted Plane 15 aiding forest fire suppression in Nez Perce Deer Lodge National Forest. Supervisor R. T. Ferguson said two fires near Whitetail Mountain were located quickly, one quarter and one acre, preventing larger spread. The aircraft has been used repeatedly to locate fires in the Deer Lodge area.
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Bert Mooney
Whitetail Mountain
Nez Perce
Deer Lodge National Forest
R. T. Ferguson
Ferguson
Deer Lodge Forest
Butte Enjoys Ideal Summer Weather
Butte recorded a high of 84 and a low of 42 as weather officials reported continued ideal summer conditions with a high and steady barometer evident last night.
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Butte
Montana Weather Forecast Faces Varied Conditions
Forecast for Montana shows generally fair conditions in the east with unsettled weather in the west on Tuesday and Wednesday. Temperatures warmer in the far east, cooler in the far west, and a drop in cooling trends across both western and eastern regions midweek.
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Montana
New Arrests in Manchukuo Alarm Soviet
Soviet newspapers allege Japanese gendarmes arrest Russian citizens in Manchukuo as disorders at the Russian owned Chinese Eastern railway continue. Reports claim Russian em ployees were beaten and forced to sign statements accusing the Soviet Far East red army.
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Manchukuo
Khabarovsk
Siberia
Red Army
Farmer Directs Good Will Flight From Corn Field
Senora Hermalinda A De Briones Ecuadorian good will flyer flew from Chestertown Md across the Chesapeake to Baltimore after meeting a farmer in a corn field who offered to guide her to the city She told Logan field officials she had lost her route on a New York to Washington flight and landed in a corn field for fuel and directions The farmer Richard S Bruckner then returned home by bus and ferry after helping her reach Baltimore The flyer says she will carry greetings to Captain Alfaro and all Pan American women from the union of Americanas.
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Baltimore
Senora Hermalinda A. de Briones
Chestertown
Chesapeake Bay
Senora Briones
Logan Field
New York
Washington
Richards. Bruckner
Alfaro
Union of Americanas
Johnson victory secures Johnson as NRA chief in dispute
The Associated Press reports Hugh S. Johnson retains undisputed control of the National Recovery Administration after a tense clash with Secretary Perkins and Donald Richberg. Johnson storms out of a White House conference, resigns, then reconsiders under Roosevelt's urging. Johnson remains NRA boss and likely heads the NRA board. Richberg stays on as counsel with Johnson as top official.
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Washington
Hugh 8
Johnson
NRA
Perkins
Donald Richberg
Blue Eagle Agency
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Rainey
Illinois
Hyde Park
National Recovery Administrator
Richberg
Rugged Individualism vs New Deal Mark Drake Memorial
In Titusville Pennsylvania August 27 1935 a clash over oil industry regulation and radio time allotments marked the Drake memorial jubilee. Interior Secretary Harold Ickes defended NRA era oil controls while petroleum institute president Axtell J Byles urged a return to competitive practices.
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Pittsburgh
Edwin L. Drake
Giamond
Titusville
Pennsylvania
Drake
Harold L. Ickes
Axtell J. Byles
The
Petroleum Institute
Byles
NRA
Ickes
Hog Mark Again Hits New Highs in Chicago Markets
Hog prices climbed further in Chicago with a peak of 7.75, near doubling two weeks prior. Retail pork costs rose, wholesale rates were 22 to 24 per hundred pounds, and farmers received about 9.25 per hundred after a 2.25 processing tax. Demand outpaced shrinking supply as 17 000 hogs arrived versus 21 000 last week. Washington signals indicate possible removal of the corn hog plan, keeping hog control by feed limits.
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Washington
Farmers Expected to Earn Over Six Billion This Year
The bureau of agricultural economics estimates American farmers will see total income exceed $6.0 billion in 1934, about $1 billion more than 1933, aided by higher prices and federal benefit payments amid ongoing drought. Cash crop sales total around $2.894 billion with $170 million in AAA benefits and $1 million cattle payments. 1933 gains were about $2.377 billion in the last five months of that year.
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Washington
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
AAA
Bureau
Wheeler Sees Slacken Party Lines In Congress
Senator B K Wheeler visiting Butte predicts weaker party discipline next session as reactionary forces seek to defeat the administration program. He cites the Liberty League as evidence of collaboration between democrats and republicans to block reform efforts. The Montana trip included Spokane and Glasgow to observe local matters.
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Congress
B. K. Wheeler
Butte
Spokane
Glasgow
Havre
Belton
Roosevelt
Montana
Liberty League
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