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The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1940

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Italy Hungary defense pact to deter Germany and Soviet Russia

A reported Italy Hungary defensive alliance promises Italian support if either Germany or Soviet Russia attacks Hungary. Talks in Venice between Foreign Ministers Count Ciano and Count Csaky aimed to initial the pact with full approval pending publication. Csaky to report to Budapest on the pact at a crown council meeting.

Budapest Italy Hungary Germany Russia Venice Count Ciano Count Csaky Rome Crown Council

Red Division Wiped Out by Finn Troops

Helsinki January 8 news reports destruction of the 44th Russian division southeast of Suomussalmi. Finnish forces, clearing the area, seized war materials along the Raate highway as thousands of Russians were killed and more than 1,000 captured. A second Soviet unit, the 163rd division, had been reported destroyed ten days earlier at Lake Kianta.

Helsinki Suomussalmi Raate Pinland Lake Kianta

Butte Chamber Plans Yearlong Funds Drive

Butte's Chamber of Commerce moves to launch its annual membership and financial campaign to fund continued community services and drive new achievements and prosperity in the coming year.

Butte Chamber of Commerce Butte Chamber of Commerce

Sounds Opening Gun of Drive

The service organization needs at least 23000 dollars for 1940 aims and maximum efficiency. President Ray J. MacDonald announced the campaign to be run January 22 to 26 with 11 teams and 110 leaders. Campaign divisions include state advertising, highway promotion, tourism and more, led by head coach C. H. Gallagher with assistants recruiting players.

Chamber Ray J. MacDonald Charles H. Gallagher Butte Finlen Gallagher J. R. Thomas Louis Dreibelbis Ben Hardin Roy Murray J. H. Rowe Charles Amos Kenneth Christie John J. Burke R. L. Ruhle E. G. Leipheimer J. L. Markham W. B. Dolan George A. Hill O. R. Ashford C.H. Gallagher Thomp R. J. MacDonald Butte Chamber of Commerce

Wartime Cabinet Shakeup Rumors Tie To Defense Reforms

London reports claim the cabinet dismissal of War Secretary Leslie Hore-Belisha is met with assurances that reforms to the democratic army will endure. A new ministry of imperial defense could form with Winston Churchill as coordinator of the army and air force amid ongoing rationing of butter bacon ham and other essentials.

London Leslie Hore-Belisha Ministry of Imperial Defense Winston Churchill Admiralty

Democrats Warned That Independent Vote Must Be Kept

President Roosevelt urged the Democratic party to retain independent voters to win this year and offered what some saw as guidance for the party's nominee. He praised motives and manners and cautioned leaders to understand regional differences and gain experience. The speech followed by a Jackson Day banquet fund drive aimed at covering deficits and boosting campaign funds.

Richard L. Turner Washington Roosevelt Democratic Party

Snowfield Blankets Much of Nation Slows Traffic

The broad winter snow cover spread across at least 35 states with depths from light traces to 24 inches. Clinton Missouri and Fort Smith Arkansas reported the heaviest snows while western Kansas saw over a foot. Cold conditions persisted with lows below zero in Burwell Nebraska and weekend readings reaching 30 in Great Valley North.

Associated Press Pacific Coast Clinton Fort Smith Ark Kansas United States Burwell Neb Great Valley

Senate dodges test on budget study and House acts on lynching bill

Washington dispatch reports the Senate dodged an immediate test on a proposal for a special congressional budget study while the House placed controversial anti lynching legislation at the top of its calendar and slated a mid week vote. The House agreed to take up the bill at 1 o'clock tomorrow.

Washington Senate House

1939 Butte Fire Loss Totals $26 521 Chief Reports

Acting Fire Chief John Seitz told the National Board of Fire Underwriters last night that 1939 fire damage in Butte totaled 26 521 01 dollars, all covered by insurance. Alarms reached 304 with 111 false or non fire calls, and total property loss was 3 357 045 22 with 2 823 392 85 insured.

Butte National Board of Fire Underwriters John Seitz Seitz Board of Underwriters

Montana Weather: Mostly cloudy with snow Tuesday and Wednesday

A forecast for Montana calls for mostly cloudy skies with occasional snow on Tuesday and Wednesday. Temperatures show little change.

Montana

West Backing Wheeler for 1940 Presidential Nomination

Paul R. Greever told Montana Democrats Wheeler would have strong backing if Roosevelt does not run. He cited Washington talks and wide support in the West and across the nation for Wheeler’s candidacy at the Democratic convention.

West Sen Wheeler Helena Burton K. Wheeler D-Mont Roosevelt Paul R. Greever Wyoming Montana Democrats Greever Washington

Stout Urges Wheeler For President At Jackson Day Dinner

Montana publisher and former congressman Tom Stout urged Senator Burton K Wheeler of Montana as Roosevelt's successor at a Jackson Day dinner in Boise Idaho. Stout called Wheeler a distinguished son and a liberal leader who has earned a place among the nation’s greats. Continued on Page 2 Col 6.

Boise Idaho Tom Stout Montana

Man who admitted theft of eight million is freed from jail

Gilbert Beesemyer walks out of San Quentin on parole with eight million embezzlement admitted years earlier. After nine years he plans honest work in Chicago earning 256 dollars a month, reuniting with wife Mathilda and son Elmer at Hollywood cottage.

California San Francisco Gilbert Beesemyer Beesemyer San Quentin Chicago Mathilda Beesemyer Elmer Hollywood Hollywood Guaranty Building and Loan Association of Hollywood

F D R Favors Hall in 1940 Says Wheeler

Senator Wheeler predicts Roosevelt could control the Democratic convention to support a third term but cannot back any other candidate. He suggests Roosevelt prefers Cordell Hull for successor and possibly Robert H. Jackson for vice president. Wheeler expects a Jackson Day address and a future Roosevelt declaration against a third term.

F.D.R. Favors Hall Wheeler Denver Roosevelt Burton K. Wheeler Dmont Cordell Hull White House Washington Robert H. Jackson Montana Colorado

Supreme Court narrows deductions for income tax

The Supreme Court ruled that only ordinary as well as necessary business expenses may be deducted. Pierre du Pont was taxed on 647,711.56 he sought to deduct for a 1931 return involving stock borrowed for business use. Justice Douglas wrote that the expense was extraordinary and not allowable as a deduction unless ordinary.

Washington Jan Supreme Court Pierre 8. du Pont du Pont Douglas Congress Reed

Temperature Rises Snow Stalls Autos

Intermittent snowfall in Butte yesterday hampered motor traffic but lifted the mercury from four degrees below zero to 24 above. Sundays maximum was 17 degrees. Northern and eastern Montana remained in a cold wave with temperatures around 25 below zero for nearly a week. Glendive noted in the segment.

Butte Montana Glendive The

Mrs Lulu Stanley State Pioneer Called By Death

Mrs Lulu L Stanley longtime Montana resident since 1865 and widow of Rev E J Stanley pioneer Northwest Methodist minister died Sunday at her daughter Mrs E C Speck's home after a long illness. She had major surgery at St James hospital Butte last July and later declined after a Christmas reunion with family present including daughters Mrs Speck and Mrs W V Marshall and son M S Stanley.

Whitehall Lulu L. Stanley Montana E. J. Stanley Northwest E. C. Speck St. James Hospital Butte Speck W. V. Marshall Ann Arbor Mich Stanley Boze

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