Eccles to Chair Federal Reserve Board in Roosevelt Plan
Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt named six of seven nominees to the new Federal Reserve Board to control national credit. Senator Glass signaled quick Senate approval for the seven man panel with Marriner Eccles from Utah likely to chair. Other nominees include Saymeczak, Broderick, Ransom, McKee, Morrison. one agriculture representative to fill the vacancy. The board gains broader power to set reserve requirements to curb inflation as banks hold vast excess reserves.
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Washington
Senator Glass
Democrat
Senate
Federal Reserve Board
Roosevelt
Glass
Marriner S. Eccles
Utah
Eccles
M. S. Saymczak
Chicago
Joseph A. Broderick
New York
Ronald Ransom
Georgia
John McKee
Ohio
Ralph W. Morrison
Texas
Agriculture
J. J. Thomas
Charles S. Hamlin
Adolph ©. Miller
George R. James
Perth Montana Storm Halts Coal and Food Supplies
Heavy storm disrupted fuel deliveries across multiple states with hundreds of homes cut off from coal and only small fuel stocks remaining. Forecasters warned of subzero temperatures as WPA trucks aided in Fort Wayne while Indiana and Illinois firms faced delays and shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
Fort Wayne
Ind
Michigan
Wisconsin
Indiana
Cold wave grinds on across the nation with record lows
A severe six day cold snap grips much of the Mid West and Northeast leaving dozens dead. Ohio logs 48 fatalities while Illinois and Pennsylvania report heavy losses. Niagara Falls stays dry as ice jams persist and transit crews combat storms. Allan E. Marshall dies from exposure in Buffalo amid widespread snowfall.
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Fullerton
Neb
Chicago
Mercury
Lexington
Tennessee
Dixie
Birmingham
Ala
Memphis
Tenn
Atlanta
Miami
Fla
Kentucky
West Virginia
Indiana
Wisconsin
Missouri
Michigan
New York
Arkansas
Nebraska
Iowa
J. R. Lloyd
Middle West
Niagara River
Niagara Falls
New York City
Allan Eugene Marshall
Buf-falo
Governor Holt speaks at North Montana fair on land and water plan
The governor outlined a new executive council for agricultural development to coordinate reclamation irrigation and conservation programs. He urged Montana counties to prepare their plans via local planning boards linking data maps and county needs to boost fairs and rural prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Emergency Council
Water Conservation Board
State Planning Board
State Highway Commission
PWA
Forest Service
WPA
Rural Rehabilitation Administration
Resettlement Administration
State Agricultural College
Aivestock Sanitary Board
Grazing Commissioner
The
Relief Administration
National Reclamation Association
Fish and Game Commission
Holt
Montana
Creomulsion Promises Quick Relief For Persistent Coughs
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a remedy for a three days cough chest cold or bronchial irritation. It claims the medicine soothes inflamed membranes loosens and expels germ laden phlegm and works even if other remedies failed. Drugstores guarantee satisfaction or refund.
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Isb Oreomulsion
Adv
Road construction work continues amid Montana snow
Helena January 27 report shows highway department data. On January 15 contractors employed 1,569 men, 1,523 Montanans and 46 out-of-state workers. Supervisory roles accounted for 31 of the out-of-state hires. Of total workers, 168 were ex-service men with dependents, all registered with the U. S. reemployment service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
State Highway Department
Elmer Holt
Highway Commission
Montana Fair Banquet Honors Expositions and Dates
The article praises fairs for placing Montana high in international expositions and notes strong turnout, exhibitors, and awards over five years. It covers remarks by state leaders, the Great Falls chamber, and fair officials, plus detailed 1936 Montana fair dates across counties and cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasure Belt
Montana
Holt
Paul RB. Trigg
Great Falls
Depue Sald
A. P. Bruce
State Department
MRS CONNELL TAKEN BY DEATH IN CENTERVILLE
Mrs. Margaret Connell of Centerville died yesterday at a local hospital after living in the town for over 40 years. Born in Ireland she came to the United States early. Funeral mass will be held at St. Lawrence church Wednesday at 9 30 am with burial in Holy Cross cemetery. Surviving are her son Frank Connell, grandchildren Betty Lee and Danny Connell, sisters and brothers in Ireland and Montana, and many nieces and nephews.
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Margaret Connell
Centerville
East Center Street
Connell
Ireland
United States
St. Lawrence Church
Holy Cross Cemetery
Duggan's
Merril Mortuary
Al Smith Criticism echoed in party debates and rallies
In a continuing debate on his 1928 vice presidential tie, Al Smith faced sharp criticism as South campaigns target Roosevelt Garner. Georgia Governor Talmadge and John Henry Kirby framed a rally in Macon as principles driven, while Democratic voices defended the administration and condemned Smiths Walk metaphor. Republicans pressed the split potential, noting Knox as a possible influence.
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Robinson
Columbia
South
Smith
Talmadge
Roosevelt
House
Representacy Woodrum
Philadelphia
Chicago
America
Jackson
Jefferson
Cleveland
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Fish
N. Yu
Gifford
Mass
Lee
Okla
Liberty League
License League
Frank Knox
Ilinois
FEVER LAMBS AND SHEEP SHIPPED IN MONTANA 1935
Helena Jan 37 The total of sheep and lambs shipped from Montana in 1935 was 1 789 036 compared with 1 935 039 in 1934 J G Diamond federal crop and livestock statistician reported today Shipments of Montana feeder and breeder lambs rose to 99 110 in 1935 from 97 649 in 1934 The drop in total shipments was blamed on fewer cattle markets receiving Montana stock Minnesota led feeder states with 216 081 followed by Illinois 123 208 and Idaho 117 967 Foot binding is going out of fashion in Manchuria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
J. G. Diamond
Minnesota
Linois
Idaho
Kidneys Must Clean Out Acids From Blood
Health ad urges that kidneys and filters remove acids and wastes, warns against drastic drugs, and promotes Oystex cysteine Tex with a guaranteed prescription. It claims relief from nocturia nervousness backache and other symptoms within a week or money back.
Veterans Urged On Bonds Amid Tax Fears and Delays
President and White House briefings stress protection of veterans families while urging timely use of 1945 adjusted service certificates. Treasury warns bond payouts could raise deficits. Julian named to coordinate payoff efforts. June 15 is target for bond handover with nine years maturity.
Montanans Visiting Montanans Listing Names Across State
A comma filled roster lists Montanans visiting fellow Montanans across cities including Philipsburg Helena Great Falls Missoula Kalispell Billings Bozeman Butte Anaconda Roundup and other towns. Names such as John Ralle Nick Warner Tom Novich Carl Lundgren Gus Anderson J W Phelps and many others appear in a social or community notice style item.
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Arizona
John Ralle
Nick Warner
Philipsburg
Tom Novich
Twin Bridges
Carl G. Lundgren
Great Falls
Jerry Young
Arthur Wong
Helena
Gus Anderson
Livingston
L L Courtwright
L. A. Woodward
Chinook
C. EB. Colegrove
Titus
Cut Bank
Acoma
J. Dewey
Bozeman
Bayne
Philips
E. H. Walker Billings
EB. E. Strunk
E. J. Jensen
Anaconda
H. A. Hansen
Finlen
W. C. Fallon
Joseph Dunleavy
R. O. MccLanahan
R. P. Downs
James H Stewart
Harry Hennessy
B. D Tobin
Ll. L. Callaway
Luta
Graham
Billings
W. N. Purdy
Ray A Purdy
W. C. McCall
John Campbell
C. H. Christensen
D. J. Thane
J. O. Berg
Missoula
J. H. Grills
Miles City
B. E. Byhee
Frank Coleman
C. L. Belden
Roundup
Lyman H. Bennett
Virginia City
J. E. Henry
Anaconda Wire & Cable to reduce capital to 40 a share
Stockholders of Anaconda Wire & Cable Co approved a capital reduction to 16,898,800 dollars or 40 dollars per share from 20,270,718 dollars or 47.98 per share. The cut stems from a 2,518,596 dollar write-down in inventory and buildings plus a further 855,322 dollar adjustment to equal 40 per share, moved to paid-in surplus. Directors had warned dividends would be paused while inventory write-downs caused deficits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Anaconda Wire & Cable Co
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Sportswear Showing Set for Wednesday at Hennessy
An informal 1936 Snyderknit sportswear showing will be held on Hennessy’s second floor Wednesday at 2:30 p m with Tyrolean Chinese and Spanish fashions influencing the mode The review will be a riot of color Rouge red cadet blue banana coralite saffron and Maris blue are among the newest tones used by Snyderknit Living models will parade Everyone is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snyderknit
Hennessy
Synderknit
Hamilton Woman, 78, Dies in Hamilton
Mrs Mary Hyatt, 78, longtime Hamilton resident, died today in Hamilton. Survived by son Andrew Hyatt of Hamilton and daughter Mrs Frances Lewis of Detroit. A native of Ontario, she had lived in the city 26 years.
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Hamilton
Mary Hyatt
Andrew Hyatt
Frances Lewis
Detroit
Mich
Hyatt
Ontario
Veterans to Apply for Adjusted Service Certificates
The article outlines steps for veterans to file for adjusted service certificates. Veterans without loans should send applications to the nearest regional VA office or Washington central office. Those with loans should apply to the VA office that issued the loan, or directly to central VA if the loan came from a bank. After filing, no further action is required. accounts are checked and payments issued as bonds dated June 15, 1936, with any balance covered by $50 bonds paid by treasury check. The text also lists senators who voted against overriding the veto.
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Veterans’ Administration
Frank T. Hines
Petersis
Hines
Washington, D.C
Office of the Veterans’ Administration
Central Office of the
Washington, D. C
Treasury Department
Treasury
Brown
Bulkley
Bird
Burke
Connally
Fletcher
Gerry
Glass
Hayden
King Tydings
Wagner
Couzers
Hastings
Hale
Johnson
Keyes
Townsend
Vandenberg
King George V to be buried today in ceremony at Westminster
Crowds gathered in Whitehall as King George V’s funeral events proceeded with a formal royal dinner and palace reception. Notables including Norman H. Davis, Albert Lebrun, Haakon VII, and Umberto of Italy attended along with princes and diplomats from 28 states while the bier remained on view through the night.
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Westminster
Whitehall
U. S
Norman H. Davis
Roosevelt
Windsor
Edward
Albert Lebrun
France
Haakon
Norway
Edward VII
Christian
Denmark
George V
Boris
Bulgaria
Carol
Romania
House of Windsor
Leopold
Paul
Yugoslavia
Gustave
Sweden
Royal Marguerite
Great Britain
Umberto
Italy
Austria
Ernst Rudiger von Starhemberg
Third Reich
Konstantin von Neurath
Stuttgart
Finland
Justus Mannerheim
Germany
Empire
Westminster Hall
Paddington Station
Royal Automobiles
Catafalque
Elizabeth
Nepal
Himalayas
Maxim Litvinoff
London
Foreign Office
Scotland Yard
Europe
Tennessean
Normen Davis
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Bank Group
Sen. Glass
Perth
Butte
Associated Press
Havre
Siveresyes
Kalispell
Cheyenne
Convery
Boise
Portland
St. Paul-Alpis
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Seattle
Spokane
Williston
China
Executive Council On Agricultural Development
Tair
Rocky Mountain Fair Association
North Montana
Midland Empire
Hill County
Phillips County
Dodson
Roosevelt County
Culbertson
Richland County
Sidney
Eastern
Rosebud County
Forsyth
Fallon County
Baker
Western
Mplathead County
Blaine County
Chouteau County
Fort Benton
AL Smith
Manchuria
Department
Veterans Administration
Patman
Morgenthau
William A. Julian
White House
Congress
Wire Company
Anaconda Wire and Cable
King George Vta
Paddington
Archbishop of Canterbury
St. George's Chapel
Britain
St. George's
Imperial Navy
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