Supreme Court hearing ends amid heated AAA arguments
Washington news reports intense exchanges as justices hear final AAA arguments on farm regulation and constitutionality of the Bankhead cotton control act. Reed and Pepper clash with questions before Chief Justice Hughes adjourns as court considers processing taxes and ginning quotas amid tense, emotional testimony.
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Washington
Supreme Court
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Stanley Reed
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Hughes
Cout
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Montana Youth Jobs Plan Announced In Belena
A large scale program to provide part time jobs for Montana youths aged 1 to 25 was announced by NYA state director A B Love in Belena. The plan, backed by 81500 in special funds, targets relief youths not in school and runs until March 14, with NYA and Washington staff outlining details at a Salt Lake City meeting.
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National Youth Demnistration
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NYA
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Washington
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Today and Tomorrow by Walter Lipmann analysis of neutrality policy
Lipmann argues that Congress may set limits on war material exports, but applying a universal embargo risks neutrality. He warns against letting Ethiopian war dynamics and league sanctions dictate U.S. trade rules. He emphasizes consistent policy for all belligerents to avoid harming national interests.
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Congress
League
Italy
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Great Britain
Germany
Nes Yu
Ex-State Senator Rover Brownlee Falls Ill At Ranch Home
Former State Senator Rover Brownlee was critically ill after a stroke at his ranch home south of Big Timber. His paralysis affected major organs and left doctors treating him in the days following the incident.
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Brownlee
Lere
Tony
Treasury SILVER Purchase Policy Under Scrutiny Amid Global Markets
International markets react as United States silver purchases face withdrawal under the silver purchase act provisions. Treasury officials signal continued but cautious operation while lawmakers debate the impact on currency stabilization and Great Britain’s Ching policy.
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Aimee
Washington
Sem
Elmer Thoms
Oxlshonma
Great Britain
Thomas
UT. BS
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Henry Margentaui
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Morgenthau
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Congress
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Oil sanctions delay 15 hinted in Geneva talks
Reports from Paris and Geneva say a revised peace plan crafted by Laval and Dorelen secretary Air Sammel Hoare faces opposition. Hoare appeals for Eden’s support as major powers threaten to walk from the plan, while Ethiopia and Eritrea share cautious responses amid Italian colonial aims in the region.
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Laval
Dor- Elen
Air Sammel Hoare
Geneva
Maller
Pla
Paris
Women Ordered to Report to WPA Office Today
Toni Davis, Montana WPA director, calls first priority unassigned women to report to the NRG and WEA delegation at the courthouse at 9 o'clock. She says 200 women will be assigned to WPA projects today, with one member per family or household.
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Westerns
Montana
WPA
NRG
WEA
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Tax Questions Discussed At State Meeting On Relief
A Montana gathering heard discussions on tax limitations, property relief, and the state old age pension act. Senator Erickson explained eligibility rules and the matching funds from state and county levels to support a $30 monthly pension for qualified individuals.
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Lae County
ROVE AYERS TO MAKE STATE RACE FOR MONTANA
Roy Z Ayers, long a public servant from Judge to congressman, seeks Montana state office. He built a career championing common people and backed major New Deal measures from agricultural aid to labor reforms.
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Ayers
Board 10 acts on salary question
The board voted unanimously for a single salary scale as submitted by the education committee. The Silver Boty unit of the Montana Education Association endorsed the scale and urged applying it across all departments. Butte Teachers Welfare Club protested the plan as discriminatory against experienced teachers and unjust to some. Proposals included granting more college credits, especially for commercial teachers, and altering normal diploma requirements. Discussions also covered health conditions, supervision changes, and funding for new courses and stage improvements.
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Harrison
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H. H. Hauswirth
Evex Ug Industrial School
Jandore
Glaings
Congressman Ayers Candidacy Endorsed in Montana
A Montana committee announces support for Congressman Ayers noting his progressive record. They cite votes on reducing agricultural losses interest, loan deposit guarantees, income tax reform for high brackets, public tax reports, reclamation and irrigation of arid lands, anti profiteering wartime measures, and opposition to gag laws. They state Ayers will soon address voters with a public statement.
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Ayers
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Tha Mters
Montana
United States Holds Best Hand in World Silver Gamble
A historical speech portrays Uncle Sam as holding a strong hand in global silver markets. It argues other nations and banks struggle with silver reserves, warns against foreign moves to nationalize silver, and asserts U S policy remains stable. The speaker claims U S gold and silver will back central banks and stresses distrust of foreign plans to destabilize currencies.
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China
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Gret
Britain
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Wallace calls for redistribution to avert economic disaster
Wallace argues for a permanent redistribution of income to curb unemployment and avoid national income contraction. He outlines two paths: reduce consumption with lower total income or boost production through improved trade, stressing liberal import policy to balance the economy and prevent harm to agriculture. He cites drought, tariff walls, and pending trade agreements as factors.
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Rappler
Ccei
United States
Japan demands actual parity with U S and Britain
Eyvres Monsell and Nagano clash over naval parity as Japan demands equality before any limits. Questions probe strength level, duration, and a no-build pledge, while Berlin hosts a vast international industrial show drawing nearly 200000 visitors from 72 nations to Leipzig.
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Eritain
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Wallace Warns Against Export Subsidies In Depression Era Debate
The speaker argues that export subsidies would boost production, lower world prices, and provoke endless rises in subsidies. He cites 1592 surpluses, notes potential farm recovery benefits to consumers, and warns government aims could create scarcity and harm foreign and domestic markets.
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