Britain may take role as Pacific mediator in looming crisis
British officials weigh acting as peace maker in the Far East amid rising tensions in the Pacific. They seek advantages from major powers including the United States Japan and the Soviet Union while wary of isolating Britain from world conflicts.
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Frederick Kuh
United Press
London
Pacific
Far East
United States
Japan
Soviet Union
Britain
Orient
Singapore
China
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
India
Senate to Meet at 11 A.M. to Pass Gold Bill
Washington dispatch reports White House pressure to rush the administration gold bill. Majority Leader Robinson warns he will hold senators in session Saturday if action is not taken by tomorrow. Debate intensifies as Republicans attack the measure near its end.
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Washington
White House
Robinson
Senate
U.P
Hastings
Delaware
House
Ways and Means
Anonymous note urges ransom payment in Bremer kidnapping
Investigators in St. Paul report a pencil written anonymous note urging immediate ransom for Edward G. Bremer, head of Commercial State Bank, held since the abduction. Federal agents weigh crank versus gang origin as two witnesses report seeing a struggle and provide a license plate, signaling possible lead on the kidnappers.
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ST. Paul
Edward G. Bremer
Adolph Bremer
Commercial State Bank
Crank
Federal Department of Justice
Bremer
Reservoir network planned for upper Missouri basin in Montana
A six hour conference produced a pledge to develop and conserve water resources in the upper Missouri river basin with state and federal cooperation. Gov. Cooney and Marshal Dana will coordinate the Montana plan through the water conservation commission and public works advisory board.
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Billings
Montana
Missouri River
Montana Water Conservation and Planning Commission
State Public Works Advisory Board
Frank H. Cooney
Marshal N. Dana
Portland
Ore
Regional Planning Board
PWA
Dana
Today and Tomorrow by Walter Lippmann
Japanese propaganda seeks to justify large military budgets and advance a harsh narrative of national honor. It appears to push two core ideas: questions about Japan’s rise will be suppressed and treaties ignored. This could entrench untenable plans and burn bridges with other powers.
Four Days Separate Deaths Of Waterloo Woman And Daughter
Mrs Lillian Turner 42-year-old Polson resident died four days after her mother Mrs Theresa Held pioneer Waterloo resident. Turner died at sister Mrs Fay Curtis Waterloo home after heart attack following funeral. Survived by husband Ray Turner and son Ray Jr both of Polson. Other relatives include sister in Waterloo and brothers Frank William John Held of Waterloo. Body at Merrill mortuary.
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Lillian Turner
Polson
Waterloo
Fay Curtis
Turner
Theresa Held
Pioneer Waterloo
Montana Weekend Weather Outlook
Montana continues generally fair Friday and Saturday with light precipitation possible in the extreme west. Temperatures show little change across the period.
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Montana
One year hard labor for Louis Andriopoulis in shooting case
Louis Andriopoulis received one year at hard labor in the estate penitentiary after pleading guilty to second degree assault in district court. He was arrested after a shooting near Park and Wyoming streets that wounded Gus Pratas during a dispute over the U S government. The charge was reduced from first to second degree on the county attorney's motion. He left in custody after the hearing saying farewell to the judge.
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Louis Andriopoulis
T. E. Downey
Andriopoulis
Park and
Wyoming
Gus Pratas
United States
Pratas
Underserif James Peoples
Federal report shows upturn in industry field
The Federal Reserve Board reported December halted a four month decline and industrial production rose, with nearly a billion dollars in ready business credit. Factory employment fell slightly while public agency employment rose notably and early January saw higher wholesale prices driven by farm products foods, cotton and grains, and livestock gains.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Re-Employment Chief Calls Butte Meeting at Finlen
Regional gathering set for February 10 at 10 a.m. at the Finlen hotel. Attendees include labor, veterans, contractors, county officials, re-employment board members, and Civil Works administrators. Water Bridges and Rene Rouleau organize and will lead the session.
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Butte
Finlen
Finlen Hotel
Water T. Bridges
National Re-Employment Service
Rene Rouleau
Bridges
Louisiana Senators Long and Overton Challenged in Senate
A petition signed by hundreds of Louisianans charges that Senators Long and Overton hold office illegally. The petition will be considered tomorrow at an executive meeting of the Senate elections committee in Washington.
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Washington
Senators Long
Overton
Senate Elections Committee
What Hit Huey Long Ends Roosevelts Gamble in Louisiana
Washington observers say Huey P Long is finished after a political clash with the Roosevelt administration. The split with President Roosevelt widened as Senator Glass of Virginia joined his mutterings, signaling a rare crossfire in national policy. Long’s New Orleans faction was swept aside, warning of broader trouble for his allies.
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Washington
New Orleans
Huey P
Kingfish
Long
Sand’s Point Club
Louisiana
Roosevelt
Glass
Virginia
Ayers Proposes Grant Of Unappropriated Public Domain
A Montana Democrat Ayers introduces a bill to grant unappropriated public domain to the states where it lies. He seeks retention of mineral rights. Senators Erickson Walsh Kendrick Wyoming have similar measures in Congress amid White House talks on grazing limits and land deterioration. Continued on Page 3.
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Washington
Jan
White House
Ickes
Wallace
Ayers
Montana
Erickson
Senate
Walsh
Kendrick
Wyoming
O'Mahoney
Johnson vows protection against exploitation of small businesses
Worcester Jan. 25 Gen Hugh 8 Johnson NRA administrator told a Worcester chamber banquet that 90 percent of small business complaints about oppression came from firms claiming they must exploit workers to survive. He urged code authorities to prevent oppression while noting 10 percent stem from price stabilization and regulations. Confidence is returning with improving economic indicators.
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Worcester
Mass
Hugh 8. Johnson
NRA
Johnson
Worcester Chamber of Commerce
Dillinger Tops Nation's List of Public Enemies
Chicago dispatch reports John Dillinger, captured in Tucson, Ariz, heading a list of public enemies with Al Capone. The gang rose from Indiana prison breaks, rescued Dillinger in Lima, Ohio, and conducted bank robberies across Indiana and Illinois, causing state and national alarm.
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Chicago
John Dillinger
Tucson
Ariz
al (Scarface) Capone
Dillinger
Indiana
Michigan City
Lima
Ohio
Jess L. Barber
Harry Pierpont
Paul McNutt
National Guards
Illinois
William Shanley
Dillinger Gang Captured in Tucson Police Trap
John Dillinger and three gang members Makley Clark and Pierpont were arrested in Tucson after police trapped them in the city. Dillinger surrendered without a fight while Mrs Dillinger accompanied him. The trio faced armed officers and were jailed. Dillinger carried $9175 in cash and a pistol, with his baggage containing more money and two submachine guns.
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Tucson
Ariz
John Dillinger
Chicago
Charles Makley
Russell Clark
Harry Pierpont
Neee Wsus OP Inns HS Wise
Indiana
Ohio
Dillinger
Clark
Wisconsin
Foresters and Lumbermen Unite on Conservation Plan
Washington reports a seven point program for forest conservation agreed by the lumber industry, foresters, and lumbermen to preserve remaining forests and sustain about 12 million jobs annually. The sole dispute concerned the sufficiency of enforcement machinery as the code authority prepares final approval.
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U. S
Washington
Lumber Code
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Doughton
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Middle West
Dillinger Heads
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