Trade Pact Expires As Senate Sets Japan Review
Washington January 17 The Senate foreign relations committee chaired by Key Pittman votes to summon Secretary Hull and other officials to review United States Japan relations after the commerce treaty laps on January 31. The panel weighs embargo proposals targeting war materials with agricultural exemptions.
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Washington
U.P
Key Pittman
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Cordell Hull
Pittman
Japan
China
Hull
Sen
Lewis B. Schwellenbach
D.wash
United States
Council acts on housing plans and licenses
Aldermen approved five applications for beer and liquor licenses and introduced a resolution to vacate several streets and alleys within the Butte Housing Authority project. Notices will be posted five days before final council action on February 7.
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Butte
New Street
Arizona
Ohio
Hopkins
Hopkins Street
Platinum
Anaconda Copper Aided Montana Shuts 1921 Credit
Cornelius F. Kelley testified before the Temporary National Economic Committee detailing Anaconda Copper Mining Company actions after World War I and the 1929 crash. He described Montana efforts to guarantee merchant credit and extend unemployment support in Butte Great Falls and Anaconda during plant shutdowns.
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Washington, D. C
National Economic Committee
Cornelius F. Kelley
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Anaconda Company
Montana
Kelley
Butte
Anaconda
Great Falls
Browder Admits Use of Alias on Passport
Earl Browder defense acknowledged he used the alias Richards to obtain a passport on a European trip that likely included a Moscow visit. The trial centered on passport misuse with prosecutors alleging false representation and Browder’s deception of the U.S. government.
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New York
Earl Browder
Moscow
George Gordon Battle
Browder
Richards
Communist Party
Europe
Battle
Soviet Russia
U. S
John T. Cahill
George Morris
Albert Henry Richards
Nicholas Dozenberg
Cahill
Netherlands Extends State of Emergency by Decree
The Netherlands extended the state of emergency by royal decree to parts of southern Holland and Zeeland along the Dutch coast. The move covers areas north of Belgium near England with Rotterdam and The Hague as key cities in South Holland. Zeeland lies near estuaries of the Schelde and Maas rivers as Britain fears of German attack rise.
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Holland and
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Amsterdam
Holland
England
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Hague
Schelede
Mars
Europe
Belgium
Germany
Great Britain
France
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Louisiana May Be Forced Into Hunoff Primary
Jubilant anti administration reform forces in Louisiana eyed a runoff to challenge Earl Long after a plurality of over 40 000 with half the votes counted. Long led with 120483. Sam Jones 77775 James A Noe 59302. Morrison 18405 Moseley 3686. New Orleans returns could shape the runoff prospects for February 20.
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New Orleans
Louisiana
Earl Long
Huey Long
Long
Sam Jones
Lake Charles
Jones
James A. Noe
Monroe
James H Morrison
Hammond
Vincent Moseley
Opalouses
WELFARE OF U MUST GOME FIRST IN MSU DISPUTE
G M Moss of Whitefish, leader of the Montana legislative subcommittee, says drastic action is needed to end internal dissension at Montana State University. He cites campus clashes and endorses limited remedies while noting President Simmons could not resolve the conflict. Exern supports Moss, originally signing the majority report. Ayers notes continued importance of the issue.
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Missoula
G. M. Moss
Whitefish
Montana State University
State Board of Education
Moss
Whitefish Pilot
Simmons
George Finlay Simmons
H. O. Ekern
Thompson Falls
Ray G. Lowe
Glendive
Exern
Roy E. Ayers
Better Business Finance
Chamber of Commerce
Immortal Chicken Heart Passes 28th Birthday at Rockefeller
Segment of chicken heart kept by Dr. Alexis Carrel at the Rockefeller Institute marked its 28th birthday after more than a century in test tube life. The fragment, nourished with Ringer solution, chicken plasma, and embray extract, doubles in size every 48 hours and may live indefinitely if properly fed.
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New York
Alexis Carrel
Rockefeller Institute of Medical Research
Carrel
Waldo Flinn
Institute
Dr. Carrel
France
Montana Weather Outlook Sees Cold Start Then Rise
The forecast calls for generally fair and continued cold conditions in Montana on Thursday. Friday brings partly cloudy skies with temperatures slowly warming.
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Montana
Garner Opposes Military Loan to Finland
Vice President John N. Garner opposes military loans to Finland and has built support to block such proposals. He favors strictly non military aid and warns such loans could drag the United States into the Russo-Finnish conflict.
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Garner
Finland
Washington
John N. Garner
Russian retreat from Salla front signals halted Finnish advance
Copenhagen dispatches report a Russian withdrawal of about 40,000 troops from the Salla sector in Finland as Finnish forces press toward a potential victory near Salla. A prior Finnish Lapland report said a 400-man Russian force was repulsed. The cold continues to hamper operations above the Arctic circle.
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Copenhagen
Salla
Finland
Berlinske Tidende
Red Army
Arctic Circle
Lapland
Helsinki
Russia
Winter Bitter Attack Bites Butte With Snow And Cold
Winter and a sharp wind brought subzero temperatures to Butte with a light snow fall and icy roads. The bitter conditions posed hazards for motorists as the area faced freezing wind and snow.
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Butte
Severe winter storm grips state as snow and cold bite hard
A sweeping winter storm hits the state with temperatures from above zero to 22 below and widespread subzero readings. Heavy snow, travel disruptions, and flight curtailments accompany the storm as rural roads drift and main routes remain affected.
Soviet Denies Finding Of Frozen Red Army Commander's Body
A Leningrad military communique rejects a German agency report that the Red Army 44th division commander Vinogradoff was found frozen in Finland. It says the claim is false and that the commander is alive near the 44th division area. The note also denies bombing Helsinki as reported by London Daily Herald. The Finnish high command had said the division was trapped southeast of Suomussalmi.
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Leningrad
Red Army
Finland
Tass
Vinogradoff
London Daily Herald
Helsinki
High Command An
Suomussalmi
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