Montana tops nation in WPA contracts at year start
Montana leads the nation in works progress administration contracts as of January 4 with 59.3 percent under contract, about 3.79 million dollars of the six point three million dollar allotment actualized. Michigan follows with 13.5 percent, while the District of Columbia shows 48.5 percent.
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Montana
Great Falls
J. H. McGregor
D. A. McKinnon
Moviana
McGregor
Michigan
District of Columbia
Nevada
Washington
California
Idaho
Oregon
J. Maine
Wisconsin
New York
Arizona
Wyoming
North de Kota
Pennsylvania
Connecticut
Helens
Slogan Contest Announced Here In Butte
A city wide slogan contest attracts man and woman youth and professionals with 46 eligible to compete. Butte products and high quality displays will fill 33 exhibition booths at the chamber of commerce building with space at per square foot. Special programs and diverse entertainment are planned across four evenings, with sampling by a major producer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Committe
Chamber of Commerce
Butte
Trial Etiquette Moves for Criminal Trials Discussed
A historic discussion on trial etiquette outlines rules to limit publicity during criminal proceedings. The report cites proposed restrictions on crowd size, courtroom access, and media presence, including bans on radio broadcasts and interviews with jurors or participants.
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Crimihz
Thwae
Bir Association
Be H Sldea
High Court Denies Hauptmann Habeas Writ
U S Circuit Judge denies the writ and orders execution stays denied. Attorneys for Bruno Hauptmann pressed for review citing trial flaws including jury sequestration and courtroom disturbances. Judge Davis ruled no precedent exists to overturn prior rulings and Hauptmann’s fate proceeds toward state electric chair.
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U.S
Hauptmann
In Cours
David T. Wilenta
Davie
Justion ‘Trenchard
Tam
New Jersey Court of Errors and Appeals
United States Supreme Court
Burkinshaw
Davis
Lloyd Fisher
Defense
Witente
Fisher
Bruno
Birkinshaw
Dodds
Egbert Rosecrans
Frederick A. Pope
Haupt
Wilentz
Warren Davis
Tomi Mooney
California
Hatuptmann
Bupp
Teltor
Oracar
Hauptmann Ib Fremington
Tate
Wilentsaid
Hunterdon County
Criss
Wilents
Department of Justice
Thomas Bisk
Bila Achenbach
Flemington
New Jersey
Witentz
Tom Mooney
U. S. Spreme
Mooney
Dodde
Instanece
Hauptmar
Joige Davie
Lealing
Pricinal
Mark O. Simberling
Kimberling
Montana Declares TB Free State for Cattle
Helena Jan 4 The Montana Board of Livestock reports a 1952 cattle tuberculosis eradication program aided by the U S Bureau of Animal Industry led to a tuberculosis free designation. Agents tested 463 841 cattle with 0 88 percent reacting Inspected 2 248 777 animals. 5 734 fowls blood tested for Bangs disease 76 040 cattle tested with 8 167 reactors. 11 909 meat inspections. Cooperation with the federal agency benefited livestock growers and state health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
United States Bureaust
Montana Mvestank Sanitary Board
Montana
U. S
Bureau of Mtumal
Townsend Signals Plan to Avert Bloodless Struggle
Townsend aired his pension movement to prevent a violent class clash as machines displace workers. He urged rapid retirement for the aged to stabilize the economy financed by a painless sales tax. McGroarty criticized the plan as suicidal to Townsend’s movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jatt
Townsend
Funde
McOroarty
California
McGroarty
Move
Wool convention to host talks and events in Montana
The schedule outlines a three day wool convention with registrations and committee meetings at Hotel Baxter on Thursday, livestock shows and university addresses at Montana State College, and a Saturday session featuring talks by F R Carpenter and others. An array of agricultural topics covers sheep breeding, disease, feeds, land use, and wool prices. A dress banquet and entertainment for visiting women are planned, with exhibitions, tours, and a style revue at Hotel Baxter.
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Deer Lodge
WG. Gilbert
Murray B. Stebbins
Clyde Melee
W. H. Lempieré
Agricultural Club
Montana State College
J. A. Nelson
Bobcat
Howard Walch
Frank Barnum
Hadleigh Marsh
D. W. Chittenden
H.T. Wilkins
Freak Barnum
R. R. Renne
Ross Miller
2. M. G. Anderson
Hotel Bax
Tet
State College
Utah State College
Montana State
Warren Drew
Associated Wool Industries
New York City
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
Pred W. Ellenwood
Red Bluff
Cal
Worl
Emerson School
Montana
United States Forest Service
Glen A. Smith
A. W. Zelemek
Ecohemist
International Statistical Bureau, Inc
International Textile Apparel Analysis
George L. Anderson
Boston Wool ‘Trade
Boston
H. C. Gardiner
Herrick Hall
Debt bill split over bonds and cash payment plan
Senate debate centers on substituting the senate bill for the house version, enabling immediate payment of the bonus in non negotiable bonds or cash. Senators voting to report favored the measure include George, Walsh, Barkley, Gore, Costigan, Cole, Bailey, Clark, Lonergan, Black, Guffey, Keye, Lael Jette, Hastings, Caper, and Harrison among others.
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Senate
House
Roosevelt
George
Georgia
Walsh
Massachusetts
Barkley
Lonergan
Connecticut
Black
Alabama
Guffey
Pennsylvania
Keye
New Hampshire
Lael Jette
Wisconsin
Hastings
Delaware
Caper
Kansas
Harrison
Roosevelt urges farm act soon amid AAA regulation clash
President Roosevelt expressed optimism for upcoming farm legislation and continued control of production during a press conference. He dismissed Senator Norris’s view that the Supreme Court AAA decision blocks such regulation, saying a bill is taking shape. Fraternity Sigma Chi plans a dinner meeting tonight at 7180 o'clock for members in Buttearn.
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Washington
Janu
Asserling
Roosevelt
Senster Norris
Ned
Supreme Court
AAA
Sigma Chi
Buttearn
Rural bus line contract awarded after bids and WPA links
The board reviewed bids for a rural bus line contract and the NYA proposed use of school auditoriums for recreation and arts projects to employ about 200 youths monthly at 28 to 25 dollars. WPA extensions, gym use approvals, and a high school project funding were discussed along with district staffing and payroll authorizations.
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NYA
Bute
Power Lo Ad
Judgment Awarded in Court Over Insurance Claim
In Judge Frank Riley's court last evening a jury awarded $619.28 to Charles H. N. Besse in a suit against Preferred Accident Insurance Company of New York. The verdict covers benefits and indemnity under the policy.
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Frank Riley
Charles H. N. Bessethe
Preferred Accident Insurance Company of New York
Atitaed Airways Office
Resolutions Adopted to Protest WPA Office Move from Butte
A mass meeting of 500 citizens in Butte Montana adopted resolutions protesting moving the WPA district office to Helena. The document urges retention of the Butte office and demands immediate steps to establish local disbursing and procurement facilities to ensure quick wage payment and fast material delivery for regional projects. The action names William Meyer as chairman and Miss Jessie Roskow as secretary, with copies to state and national officials.
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WPA
Ghd Cbbers
Fielena
Wiliam Meyer
Jessie Roscow
Montane
Harry C. Hopkins
James A. Ferley
Democratic National Committee
Butte
Silver Bow County
Montana
Works Progress Administration of Montana
Helena
Butté
Buttes
Works Progress Administration
Bud
District Ofice
Works Progress
Airliner crash kills seven on transcontinental flight
Five ambulances raced from Memphis as investigators traced a crash site two miles east and two miles north of Cordwin. The Douglas twin motor liner from New York bound for Los Angeles carried several passengers including Mrs Horowitz and Julius Cohn. A four hour night search ended with the plane found in a swampy area between Memphis and Little Rock.
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Los Angeles
BR. A. McMair
W. R. Dyess
Little Rock
Washington
Nashville
I. S. Oremillion
Albline
Knoxville
F. C. Hart
New York City
W. Frenchy
Goodwin
Ark
George Jones
Frenca
Memphis
Cordwin
Naval Limitation Meet Near End Near End
Landon Jan 14 Intermti onal naval imitation near end of trip. Two power conference aimed to renew limitation talks as Washington and London treaties expire. Impasse over Japan demands for equal fleet with Britain and the United States persists.
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Landon
Washington
London
Japan
Britain
Hunters see wild game increasing in Helena region
Helena Jan 14 Hunters in the Helena territory need not fear game extinction as current laws stay in force says J N Templer supervisor of the Helena national forest. He notes that all species of wild animals are increasing in numbers despite yearly ravagers.
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Helena
Josiz
J. N. Templer
Helena National Forest
Hitler coup on Rhine rumoured in pooled dispatch
Iskota church bombing in Adis Ababa area prompts casualty report. Italian air raid January 10 wrecked the Church of St Macy injuring ten worshippers and blinding ten more by gas bombs, with five scorched by bombs.
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Addib Ababa
Dessye
Iskota
St. Macy
Sounder Prosperity Seen by Henry Ford
Henry Ford predicts sounder prosperity in a signed American magazine piece. He urges businessmen to stop worry, advance wealth production with high wages and low prices, and speaks of extensive job absorption and modernization as science advances.
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New York
Henry Ford
American Magasine
Ford
Trades Labor Council Elects 1936 Officers
Paul Byler of the press men's union was elected president for a third term at the Silver Bow Trades and Labor Council meeting held at the Carpenters' Union hall last night. Other officers included James Combe of the engineers union as vice president, Harry Grimes of the machinists union as secretary treasurer, Jobnem of the women workers' protective union as statistician, and Joe Coppa of the deanworkers' union as sergeant at arms.
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Paul Byler
Pressmen's Union
Silver Bow ‘Trades and Labor Council
Carpenters’ Union
James Combe
The
Engineers Union
Harry Grimes
Machidels’ Union
Ssecretary Ebreaduirer
Mreh Jobnem
Wouten's Protective Union
Joe Coppa
Deanworkers’ Union
Hughes and Cochran set new air speed record flight
Howard Hughes and Jacqueline Cochran piloted a Northup monoplane across the country from Burbank to Newark in 9 hours 37 minutes 10 seconds, breaking Pascoe Turner’s 1934 mark of 10 hours 3 minutes 50 seconds, as the nation’s aerial speed king title is claimed tonight.
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New York
Howard Hughes
Isnky Young
Milionair
Hollywood
Hughes
Jacqueline Coch Tans
Burbank
Calif
Newark
Finiish
Pascoe Turner
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Mnmove
Wool Convention
F.D. R
Webster
West Aluminum
Mary O'Connell Cooke
Longfellow
Lovering, Longbotham
Pappin Dt Bow
A. D. Belanger and Company
H. W. Daley
W. '. O'Brien
Central Athletic Association
Public
Abel
Hawthorne
Smith Hughes
Douglas Gold
National Parks Airways
Ihe
Mownced
Joseph Oneill
Hutto
East Lake City
Jf. D.R.S
Hoover
Montana Standard
NG Board NO
Joan Bample
Frlenas
Eeort
John Hample
Shell Chateau
Hitler
Rhine
Pierre Layet
Trades, Labor Council
U. 5
PTO
Crab Orchard
Kentucky
Eaehs
Motion Dinter
Pradects Corp, Loalvria
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