Britain Eyes United Stand With U S Over Far East Attacks
London reports Britain's foreign office weighing joint Anglo United States action in response to the bombing of the President Hoover and the shooting of Ambassador Knatchbull Hugessen. A formal protest to Japan hinges on Tokyo's swift reply to Dodds and Hirota with possible joint Britain Japan investigation.
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London
Great Britain
Far East
United States
Hoover
Britain
China
Washington
Shanghai
Japan
Hughe Knatchbull- Hugessen
Anthony Eden
J. L. Dodds
Tokyo
Koki Hirota
Sir Hughe
Lad 12-Year-Old Disappears on Storm Lake Fishing Trip
More than 100 persons join search for Joe Hipp 12 son of Mr and Mrs Ben Hipp of 1211 Taft street Butte who vanished Sunday afternoon while fishing with his father and friends near Storm and Silver lakes. Deputies CCC enrollees Hagen's ranch riders to aid in wilderness search. The father returned to town for groceries and pledged to search all night seeking Joe.
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Taft Street
Paul Philp
Rita Hipp
Ben Hipp
Butte
Storm
Silver Lakes
Sheriff's Deputies
CCC
Hagen
Dude Ranch
Johnny
Joe
Storm Lake
Hipp
Farr Gives Louis Tough Fight in 15 Round World Title Bout
Tony Farr, the Welsh challenger, stunned expectations at Yankee Stadium by going the full 15 rounds with Joe Louis. Louis won a unanimous decision on points as Farr pressed the champion, drawing cheers from about 37,000 spectators for his durability and persistent offense though he failed to score and was unable to topple Louis.
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Yankee Stadium
New York
Tonypandy
Tommy Farr
Joe Louis
Louis
Arthur Donovan
Brown Bomber
Jimmy Braddock
Farr
Detroit
U S Protest Over Bombing of Dollar Liner Hoover
Secretary of State Hull ordered a strong protest to the Nanking government after Chinese planes bombed the Dollar liner President Hoover. One American seaman, S Haskell, died from wounds. Chinese Ambassador Wang offered sympathy and stated no official version yet while awaiting redress.
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U.P
Cordell Hull
United States
Nelson T. Johnson
Nanking
Hoover
Hull
Japan
China
S. Haskell
State Department
C. T. Wang
Wang
Dollar Steamship Company
Dollar
China accuses Japan of starting Far Eastern war at League
China charged that Japan precipitated the Far Eastern conflict and warned that only the beginning of hostilities has been seen. The note to the League of Nations advisory committee claimed Japan rejected all Chinese efforts at settlement and asserted Japan is committed to military conquest and expansion in Asia.
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Geneva
China
Japan
League of Nations Advisory Committee
United States
Roosevelt authorizes nine cent loans on cotton crop
Washington August 30 President Roosevelt authorized the Commodity Credit Corporation to make loans of 9 cents a pound plus subsidies to producers of the 1937 bumper cotton crop to stabilize prices at 12 cents and back the cotton control program. The 9 cent loan came despite southern demand for 10 cents a pound. The Reconstruction Finance Corporation announced a $150,000,000 loan to the CCC.
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Washington
U.P
Roosevelt
Commodity Credit Corporation
Supreme Court
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Commodity Credit Car
Permanent CCC Camp Planned for Deer Lodge Forest
A permanent CCC camp designated F-75 will be built in Deer Lodge National Forest this fall. Supervisor Charles A. Joy says occupancy may begin November 1 with about 150 men. The site lies on Flint Creek below the power plant, nine miles from Philipsburg, near Thunderbolt. Other Montana forests already have permanent CCC camps.
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Philipsburg
Deer Lodge National Forest
Charles A. Joy
United States Army
Fort Missoula
Joy
CCC
Thunderbolt
Basin
Montana
Beaverhead National Forest
Birch Creek
Dillon
Gallatin National Forest
Squaw Creek
Lewis and Clark National Forest
Neihart
Mighty Japanese land sea and air drive in Shanghai area
Japanese forces unleash a massive offensive across Shanghai territory aiming at surrounding Chinese units near the Wangpoo river and pressing toward Nanking. Tokyo claims 250000 troops in China as casualties mount in a four front push to crush Chinese resistance within four months. The Chinese foreign office apologizes for the accidental bombing of the US liner President Hoover off Shanghai, offering reparations as planes misidentified the ship.
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Shanghai
U.P
Wangpoo
China
Nanking
Japan
Hoover
Washington
Welfare Board to Continue Aid of WPA Projects
The State Board of Public Welfare in Helena agreed to continue cooperation with the Works Progress Administration sewing projects across Montana. I. M. Brandford said hundreds of needy women are employed, with the state covering up to five percent of project costs and WPA funding covering the rest. Musselshell County delegates cited county-funding shortages causing participation difficulties. Board members present included E. M. Larson, P. Potter, W. L. Cain, E. R. Battey, and H. Hedges.
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State Board of Public Welfare
Works Progress Administration
I. M. Brandford
Welfare Department
State Welfare Department
Musselshell
Stanley Overend
L. C. Taft
James Hunter
W. C. Webb
Fred Quinnell
Roundup
Welfare Board
E. M. Larson
Great Falls
Peter Potter
Butte
W. L. Cain
Miles City
Edith R. Battey
Billings
Henry Hedges
Saco
Summer Weather Hint At End Of Season In Mining City
Unstable skies brought a light drizzle at 7 o clock in the Mining city with forecasters predicting possible showers today. Sub freezing readings dipped to 30 degrees in Butte while the prior day marked 27. Yesterday’s high reached 79 as cooler, unsettled weather and equinoctial storm talk circulated among old timers.
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Butte
German exchange student arrives at Montana School of Mines
Gunther Dicke of Munster Germany, the first foreign student set to enter the Montana School of Mines for 1937 38, arrived in Butte after visiting New York and Chicago. He trained in mining at the University of Munster and the Technische Hochschule in Berlin and is making his first trip to the United States.
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Gunther Dicke
Munster
Germany
Montana School of Mines
Butte
United States
University of Munster
Technische Hochschule
Berlin
New York
Chicago
Montana
Body of third accident victim found in Blackfoot River
Missoula Aug 30 Failure of a workman to report for duty led deputies with grappling hooks to recover Harry Perry 18 from 22 feet of water in the Blackfoot near the Milltown bridge. Perry was a passenger in the fatal Sunday crash that killed John Boyce with Glen Thompson badly injured. Coroner Stucky will not hold an inquest.
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Missoula
Blackfoot
Harry Perry
Perry
John Boyce
Glen C. Thompson
Boyce
Thompson
Milltown
Lumber Company
L. R. Smith
Smith
Oklahoma
Guy Stucky
Madrid Drives Aragon Front Toward Victory
Government forces tightened their siege of Belchite as insurgents faced mounting pressure on the Aragon front. Madrid aims to sever Valencia Madrid line disruption while insurgents defend Teruel and Zaragoza. The action follows disputes over streetcar cuts in Butte and a shift to bus service to save jobs.
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Belchite
Zaragoza
Teruel
Aragon
Valencia
Spain
Montana Weather Outlook Unsettled with Showers Ahead
Unsettled conditions spread over Montana with likely showers in the southwest on Tuesday and cooler west regions. On Wednesday the trend continues with similar patterns affecting the eastern areas.
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Montana
Standard's Fight Crowd Pro-British
A large pro British crowd gathered on Broadway in front of the Montana Standard to watch the Joe Louis Tommy Farr bout. Louis won by decision per United Press, though Farr reportedly led many rounds. cheers and honks erupted when Farr scored. A fight fan fainted among the dense crowd.
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Montana Standard
Montana
Main Street
Joe Louis
Tommy Farr
Flash
Louis
United Press
Farr
Pay Kohls
Ray Kohls
Ennis
Kremer Visits Butte Ends With Friendly Handshakes
Hon J Bruce Kremer a Washington lawyer on vacation in Butte for a week drew crowds on Main Street as residents greeted the former political figure. He said he is out of politics and attending to his business while enjoying Maryland plantation breezes.
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J. Bruce Kremer
Butte
Washington
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