Darrow Leaves Capital After Review Board Findings
Clarence Darrow's final review board report accuses confidential firm data of leaking to monopoly controlled trade associations for big business gains. The board calls for complete separation of industrial co operation agencies from code authorities. Darrow departs Washington for rest at Sand Point Long Island after clashes with Administrator Hugh S. Johnson.
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Mood among Wall Street leaders weighs on revival of enterprise
Wall Street and other industrial leaders show a subdued mood despite reassuring economic indicators. The Federal Reserve Board's index of industrial activity climbs from 72 percent of the 1923-25 average in November to 87 percent by May, signaling cautious optimism amid lingering doubt among big financiers.
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Roosevelt sets up national labor relations board
President Roosevelt announces a new national labor relations board to handle collective bargaining disputes. Lloyd Garrison, Henry Alvin Millis, and Edwin Smith named to the three member panel with $10,000 salaries. board to oversee regional boards and voluntary arbitration as strikes threaten. A violent mob attack in Butte interrupts the night as George Vivian is beaten and his car set ablaze while police escort him to safety. He is hospitalized with injuries and charged with drunkenness.
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Dillinger Gang Robs Indiana Bank in Latest Escape
John Dillinger again surfaces in Indiana robbing Merchants National Bank in South Bend, killing a police officer and wounding bystanders. A brown sedan with bloodstains and cartridge clips was abandoned near Goodland after the heist, matching the getaway car description. State police launch a manhunt as the gang flees the scene.
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Legalized beer traffic pays Montana big revenue
Helena June 30 Legalized traffic in beer is paying big dividends to Montana. A report by John Jacob Jewell chief clerk of the beer board says tax revenues rose from April 7 1933 to Jan 1 Montana collected 9000 barrels then and 80000 barrels in the first six months of the current year netting 80000. June barrel tax brought in 23254 and license taxes 9995 totaling 32849. If this pace holds annual income would approach 400000 and likely reach half a million soon. General fund received 147722 and emergency relief fund the same amount.
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Ford Surprises NRA By Signing Compliance Code
Henry Ford sent the signed NRA certificate of compliance, earning the blue eagle for his cars and ads. The move is expected to relax union bans on Ford products and may let him bid on government auto contracts, reversing prior government friction.
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Great Falls Unions Reject General Strike Plan
In Great Falls Montana on June 30 unions declined to join a proposed general walkout in support of Butte copper miners. Local officials would only announce that the general strike vote would be tabulated, with continued coverage noted on page 13.
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Roosevelt names five to study U S aviation program
President Roosevelt selects Clark Howell Jr Jerome C Hunsaker Edward P Warner J Berres and another member to form a commission under the air mail bill. The group will study national aeronautical needs for commerce and defense, hold hearings and report to Congress with recommended legislation.
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Roosevelt names five commissioners to administer recovery
President Roosevelt announced a slate of five commissioners to oversee key recovery programs as part of his administration’s ongoing response. The appointment aims to streamline operations and ensure coordinated management across agencies during the postwar recovery efforts.
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Butte Fire Captain's Son Hailed Hero in Daring Rescue
Thomas Gleason, formerly of Butte, earned hero praise after rescuing 14 year old Fred Foster buried under three feet of dirt near Redondo Beach California. He and other youths dug with bare hands and revived the unconscious boy using artificial respiration before a life guard arrived with an inhalator. Gleason, born and raised in Butte, is the son of Fire Captain J. P. Gleason.
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Liquidations Purge of German Opposition in Rising Crisis
Associated Press reports Hitler moved to quash opposition with swift executions. Kurt von Schleicher and his wife were shot after resisting arrest, Ernst Röhm died by his own hand, and Heinrich Klausmer and several stormtroop leaders were killed. Many others were reported killed or to have committed suicide during the purge in Munich.
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Lindy Returns Home After 65 Mile Loyal Odyssey
Lindy the dog travels 65 miles to return to Mrs. Kate Harney of Virginia Street after being given to friends in Three Forks. The loyal canine refused a new home, barking and whimpering as he endured the separation, then trotted back home to his anxious owner early the next morning.
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Premier of Alberta Loses Seduction Action of Girl
President Roosevelt signs the Frazier-Lemke farm moratorium bill authorizing a five year mortgage relief period for debt ridden farmers. He notes the bill is broad in scope but loosely worded and likely to need amendments at the next Congress session.
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87 Tragic Deaths Probed in Butte in 1933 34
Coroner Don Murphy released an annual report showing 87 deaths investigated in Butte during the 1933 34 fiscal year. November led with 12 fatal cases and July with 11, while June closed with only three. The coroner held 40 inquests in the period.
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Montana Weather: Fair Sunday and Monday
The forecast shows fair weather across Montana with little temperature change anticipated Sunday and Monday. No precipitation expected and daytime highs remain near current averages.
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MacMillan awarded damages in Brownlee seduction case
Vivian MacMillan, 22, won 10 000 dollars and her father Alan MacMillan 5 000 in a civil action against Alberta premier J E Brownlee. The jury awarded the sums though the judge disagreed with the verdict. No criminal action was involved.
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Marie Dressler Continues Courage in Illness Fight
Santa Barbara, California reporters reveal veteran actress Marie Dressler, after ten days in a coma, awoke and whispered greetings and smiled at her physicians and friends as she battles an incurable illness.
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Allotments totaling 24.8 million for 283 projects in 34 states
Public Works Administration announced 24 800 070 for 283 projects across 34 states. Officials estimate 119 421 man months of direct work and about twice that in indirect industrial jobs. Montana listings include Carter county water loan and grant 36000 Big Timber water works 142000 Glendive 21000 Fairview 48000 Bridger water works 52000 Bridger sewer 31000 Eureka 30000 Belt 10000 Stevensville 55000 Plentywood 0 Glasgow waterworks 32000.
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Montana PWA urges quick contracting on new projects
Helena Montana June 30 D A McKinnon public works engineer said the public works administration urged municipalities to contract Montana projects promptly The PWA announced allotments totaling 467000 and is ready to push construction McKinnon added detailed instruction on starting steps would be sent out Monday to speed up preliminary work
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Roosevelt starts month long Hawaii west coast cruise
President Roosevelt ordered a vacation for government leaders and packed his bags for a month on a cruise to Hawaii and the west coast. He said the trip would give the country a breathing spell from the recovery drive and let others test out on their own.
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Fire siren switch sticks to puzzled crowds after false alarm
A fire call to 500 block South Dakota street for a vacant house blaze triggered alarm sirens that continued shrill for more than 15 minutes due to defective relay switches. Residents and police linked the incident to a recent riot near 73 West Park street as confusion grew.
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