Loyalist Counter Attack Rumbles Through Madrid Amid Fog
Artillery roars rocked Madrid as government forces launched a second counter assault against Franco's rebels in the city outskirts. Loyalist units including the International Brigade struck near Hospital Clinico and Princesa gate amid fog, with activity continuing after midnight.
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King Edward May Broadcast Empirewide Radio Address
The London News Chronicle reports King Edward may decide within 48 hours to address the empire by radio. If he speaks, authorities would ensure the widest audience and treat his words as a command at Broadcasting House. The BBC has not received an official communication.
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Germany and Japan agree to five year alliance against a common danger
The document claims a shared aim to protect internal peace from the Communist Internationale and invites other governments to join. It proposes a permanent commission to exchange police information and coordinate propaganda. Noting skepticism, the piece cites Germany under Hitler with claimed 90 percent loyalty as context.
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Japan
Communist Internationale
Hitler
Franco American debt agreement likely in time
Paris reports France and the United States will in time reach a debt settlement. Jean Mistler told radical socialist deputies that early formal negotiations are not expected. In Britain Neville Chamberlain said there are no immediate prospects for reopening talks with the United States.
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Paris
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United States
Jean Mistler
London
Neville Chamberlain
House of Commons
Great Britain
Optimism at Northwest Mining Association Meeting
Spokane reports the 42nd Northwest Mining convention opens with miners and executives expressing optimism about the metal market. Higher prices cited, with potential further gains. speaker Charles W. Beale of Wallace Idaho endorses a bi metalism based monetary system and silver and gold certificates for legal tender.
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Wallace
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Canvassing Board to Start Recount of Ballots Today
The county canvassing board led by chairman Fred Batani will convene this morning and, under a court order, begin tallying judicial ballots cast in 40 of the county's 63 precincts on November 3.
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State Schools Without Insurance After Vote Rejection
Montana attorney general reports that school districts and counties have no insurance coverage and will lack protection until new policies are secured under prior conditions. Meanwhile an opinion on school and county insurance status is being drafted as voters had rejected a constitutional proposal for a state insurance law. Judge Leiper, presiding, extended four day hearing, with Riley appearing by counsel.
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J. J. Lynch
Frank P .Leiper
Glendive
Butte Schools Secured by Insurance Plan
Fred Root, chairman of the education committee of Butte School District No. 1, said last night that Butte public schools are fully covered and protected by insurance. He noted the district never joined the state insurance plan as older policies did not align with state renewal schedules and timing.
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Butte Public
Fred Root
Board of Trustees of
Montana Weather Forecast Looks Fair This Weekend
The forecast for Montana calls for generally fair conditions Friday and Saturday with little temperature change. Winds expected to be light and skies mostly sunny across the state, with no significant precipitation anticipated.
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Montana
Government may act to relieve Hawaii plight amid food crisis
Dr. Ernest Gruening of the Interior Department said emergency authority could be granted to Otto F. Ohlson, Alaska railroad manager, to send emergency food ships to Hawaii. Samuel King reported the conversation as Hawaii faces a growing crisis and possible federal action.
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Ginger Rogers Protected by Federal Agents After Threats
Hollywood actress Ginger Rogers has been under guard for two weeks after receiving threatening notes. Her mother, Mrs Lelisa Rogers, said DOJ agents are close by and a trap for a suspect is being prepared while details remain unrevealed.
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Many Eager to Aid Child Needing Care
Denver reports many parents offered to care for June Smith whose mother is ill with tuberculosis. June, age nine, hears of possible adoption as her mother seeks treatment in a sanitarium. Offers come from as far as Montana while doctors warn the mother is seriously ill.
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Agenes Davis
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Montana
Elks Memorial Rites Set For Sunday in Butte
Butte lodge No. 240 Elks announces memorial rites for members who died in the last year. The public ceremony at 8 p.m. Sunday will feature the Butte Mines Band under Sam H. Treloar. Joe Briney chairs the arrangements with a committee including F E Savage Elmer C Binder and others.
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Elmer C. Binder
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L. P. Schmidt
W. J. Whelan
J. T. Finlen Jr
H. T. Hallowen
Farley Returns Home From European Vacation
United States Postmaster General James A. Farley sailed from Le Havre for home aboard the Washington marking the end of a European vacation begun after Roosevelt’s reelection.
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France
United States
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Employers Slow to Register for Social Security
Washington dispatch reports a large gap in Social Security Act registrations. Only about 1.5 million applications for identification numbers were received at the Baltimore office, far short of the 2.5 million estimated, prompting a government check of delinquents.
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Baltimore
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Edward VIII Defies Crown to Wed Wallis Simpson
Britain’s king Edward VIII refuses to renounce marriage to Wallis Warfield Simpson despite Prime Minister Baldwin and cabinet pressure. Overnight meetings with the queen mother fail to shift his resolve as Edward travels to Fort Belvedere to meet Simpson, with Parliament to be faced by a potential resignation of Baldwin’s government.
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Edward’s Popularity Evidenced by Peace Meeting and Play
In London on December 3, King Edward’s popularity was shown by a 7,000 strong Albert Hall crowd singing God Save the King at a peace meeting and a first night audience at the new play O Mistress Mine delivering lengthy applause and standing during the national anthem.
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God Save the King
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Montana Expert Calls for Authority Over Exceptional Children
Dr. Ernest Atkinson of the University of Montana told Butte teachers at the Y M C A that Montana lacks authority to handle exceptional children outside criminal cases. He warned that any case worker removing a child from public school for mental study acts at personal risk, and urged creation of a formal system.
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Ernest Atkinson
University of Montana
Butte
Catherine Nutterville
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