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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1938

Page

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Mayors Seek More Aid and Tax Revisions

Public hearings on the administration tax plan opened with business spokesmen urging Congress to kill the undistributed profits tax rather than modify it. NY board of trade chair M L Seifman called the tax "undesirable" and urged broadening income tax bases. The panel discusses lifting the levy from corporations.

Washington Congress M. L. Seifman New York Board of Trade House Ways and Means Committee

Charles S Ross Kidnap Case Cleared Up by Coast Arrest

FBI chief J Edgar Hoover announced Peter Anders confessed to the September Chicago kidnapping and slaying of Charles S Ross and the murder of accomplice James Atwood Gray. Anders admitted 20 bank robberies and disclosed ransom of 14302 dollars recovered near Rockford Illinois. He was arrested at Santa Anita track and sent to Chicago, with a 27 page confession.

Charles S. Ross Los Angeles J. Edgar Hoover Federal Bureau of Investigation Peter Anders Chicago Hoover Washington Anders Santa Anita Track New Orleans Ross James Atwood Gray Rockford Gray Elbert March Marshall Eaton Ray Crantz Chicago Ward Spokane Seattle Wash Portland Ore New York City Philadelphia Washington, D. C Miami Fla Bureau Santa Anita Charles

Konoye Warns War With China Grows More Grave

Tokyo reports say Prime Minister Fumimaro Konoye told lawmakers the undeclared war against China is worsening. The official note claimed cabinet and armed services agree on pressing the fight until eastern Asia is pacified. Homiuri notes possible cabinet overhaul to面对 China's prolonged resistance.

Tokyo Fumimaro Konoye China Domej Konoye Eastern Asia Japan East Asia Homiuri

Boy Battles to Survive After Sled Crash

John Sullivan seven-year-old son of Mr and Mrs Dan Sullivan 628 East Galena street was injured Sunday night when a sled with two other boys crashed into a telephone pole on Bell Street. He suffered a possibly fractured skull and severe internal injuries with only slight chances to recover as doctors said.

John Sullivan Dan Sullivan East Galena Street Bell Street John

Roosevelt to Meet Auto Executives for Credit Talks

President Roosevelt will meet Friday with eight automobile makers and financiers at the White House to discuss tightening installment credit terms. The National Association of Manufacturers pledged to cooperate with government recovery efforts in a telegram made public by President Warner.

National Manufacturers’ Association C. F. Kelley Anaconda Company Washington Roosevelt White House Cen National Association of Manufacturers William B. Warner Association

Ousted Premier Seeks New French Regime Formation

Paris January 18 1933 Socialist national council votes to join a new government led by Camille Chautemps on condition it upholds the People's Front. January 17 Chautemps tries to form a modified Front without Communists after Blum and Bonnet failed and his cabinet fell.

Paris Socialist National Council Camille Chautemps People’s Front Leon Blum Georges Bonnet Chautemps Albert Lebrun Socialist Party Chamber of Deputies

Redelo Launch Violent Attack Against Teruel

Barcelo na Spain telephoned report says insurgent counter offensive to recapture Teruel seized several positions on the city’s northern outskirts. Franco threw thousands of troops into the assault from the north, driving loyalists back toward Celedas eight and a half miles north of Teruel as a truce ended after heavy rebel losses.

Barcelona Spain Paris U.P Government War Office Teruel Francisco Franco Celedas Saragozza Franco

Chamber Leads With Record $23,001 Campaign Total

A capacity crowd attended a community luncheon as Dr. C. L. Wilson spoke. The Butte Better Business Builders campaign surpassed its $22,000 goal, reaching $23,001.75 with further contributions pushing the total over the quota. The effort marks a Montana campaign record.

C. L. Wilson Chamber of Commerce Butte Better Business Builders Montana Butte Chamber Civic Cla

Butte Faces Fresh Snowstorm Threat In Mountain Cast

Cold air moved into the region as snowstorms swept the mountains south of the city. Temperatures fell to 16 to 33 degrees with a slight late afternoon drop. Forecasters predicted continued cloudy weather and new snow for Butte and nearby areas today.

Butte

Navy appropriation wins approval for next fiscal year

Washington Jan 17 The House appropriations committee approved a Navy supply bill totaling 553 266 494 dollars for the next fiscal year beginning July 1 up 26 723 286 from the current year It funds 18 new war ships four auxiliary vessels and awaits House debate tomorrow with a total under the Budget Bureau recommendation and a presidential message on the record by Speaker Bankhead

Washington Navy House Appropriations Committee Chief of Naval Operations House Navy Department Budget Bureau Bankhead

Pretty Boy Steer Chooses Stock Man Career at Denver Show

An 850 pound Hereford steer named Pretty Boy won the grand championship at Denver’s National Western stock show, prompting 16 year old Gordon Grote of Mason Texas to decide to pursue a life as a stock man. Grote had considered law or engineering, as the show’s 4 H entries rose to top overall.

Denver Pretty Boy Gordon Grote Gordon Martin Keifer Montana State College Bozeman Mont University of Nebraska Wyoming Hereford Ranch Cheyenne

Possible missing tail parts from Northwest crash probe

Bozeman Montana January 17 possible missing tail assembly pieces from the Northwest Airlines transport plane crash that killed ten and burned near Bozeman may be part of a federal investigation. Officials say tail parts had not been found despite searches by air commerce officials and ski aided searchers. It was unclear if the tail piece came off during the flight over the Bridger mountains before the plane plunged into a canyon last Monday afternoon.

Bozeman Northwest Airlines Bureau of Air Commerce Ben Bridger Mountains

Montana Weather Brief Cloudy with Snow Likely West

Mostly cloudy in Montana for Tuesday and Wednesday with probable snowfall in the far western portion. Temperatures shown with little change across the period.

Montana

Four Held in Postal Theft Are Released

Four men charged with robbing a Bainville post office on January 7 were ordered released by U S Commissioner Ray Anderson after a preliminary hearing in Billings. Witnesses could not appear and inspectors declined to reveal evidence. the four: Wayman Moody Elmer Mangus James J Burns and R Collins were freed with Mangus later returned to jail on Wyoming Industrial School grounds. They had been unable to explain possession of $400 in small change.

Billings United States Bainville Ray Anderson R. E. Young R. J. Paquin Wayman Moody Elmer Mangus Lovell Wyo James J. Burns Salt Lake City R. Collins Mangus M. A. Thrasher Wyoming Industrial School

Veto Eliminated In House Budget Shift And Pay Increases

The House added 2 326 000 to the Treasury Post Office supply bill while striking 2 500 000 for government printing office annexes, offsetting gains. Ditter charges supporters raid Treasury, cites 1 000 000 boosts for city mail carriers and post office clerks. Senate panel approves independent offices appropriation bill totaling 1 412 069 465 and blocks presidential item eliminations. Night sessions urged by anti lynching bill sponsors to force a vote barrier.

Washington House Appropriations Committee Treasury Post Office Government Printing Office Ditter Republican Pennsylvania Treasury Senate Appropriations Committee Independent Offices Roosevelt Senate van Nuys

Navy planes to fly massed Honolulu voyage this morning

Eighteen Navy patrol planes will take off tomorrow morning from San Diego for a massed flight to Honolulu weather permitting. Admiral Ernest J. King says the 2,570 mile great circle route should take about 18 hours with seventeen planes carrying seven men and eight aboard the remainder.

San Diego Cal Navy Honolulu Ernest J. King King Great Circle

Record Attendance At Woolgrowers Convention Great Falls

The Montana Woolgrowers association opened its three day convention in Great Falls with a new attendance record. Activities include registration committee meetings a wool show and a fat lamb show. President Harry A Snyder presided and the first business session is set for 9:30 tomorrow morning with the convention continuing through Wednesday.

Great Falls Montana Woolgrowers’ Association Harry A. Snyder Billings Resolutions Committee

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