Butte Fourth of July Celebration Reaches Climax With Parade
Butte caps three day holiday fest with a 10 am Independence Day parade along Montana and Granite. A 1:30 pm baseball game at Clark Park, fire department drills, a 7 pm drill team contest, 8:45 pm band concert, and 9:45 pm fireworks close the event if weather allows. events due to a yesterday rain delay.
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National income projection and New Deal critique cited
Representative Hamilton Fish argues the year’s national income will be about 48 billion dollars matching prior estimates after bank closures. He counters Senator Barkley claiming New Deal gains of 25 billion. Fish blames economic fallicies for low business confidence unemployment and reduced revenues.
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Washington
D. C
Hamilton Fish
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Barkley
Kentucky
Treasury
New York Driver Drowns While Napping in Car
John McGuire, 43, sought a cool spot and parked on an embankment by the East River. He dozed at the wheel and the brake slipped, causing the car to submerge in five feet of water. he escaped unharmed.
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New York
John McGuire
East River
Howard Hughes Begins Transcontinental Flight From Los Angeles
Howard Hughes flies from Burbank to Wichita on the first leg toward Newark and Paris. His big transport carried 640 gallons of fuel for the hop with a three-man ground crew: Carl Tieddemann, Gus Sidel, and Stanley Bell.
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Kansas City
Carl Tieddemann
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Stanley Bell
Estate value of Senator Copeland listed at 43000
New York July 3 Up Sen Royal S Copeland Democrat New York who died July 13 left an estate of 43000 according to statements filed in surrogate's court Saturday
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New York
Royal S. Copeland
End of Daring Scientific Expedition Is Anticipated
In Lee's Ferry Arizona residents await news of the Nevills expedition a six member group including two women aiming to be first women to conquer the Colorado river high water and recent rains created uncertainty about their fate.
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Arizona
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Projects Costing Millions Await President's Approval
President Roosevelt returns to Washington to authorize additional millions for public works and to approve more allotments from the $1,000,000,000 PWA fund. His brief stay includes work at his desk and talks with State Department officials, with plans for the holiday and ongoing speeches and Hyde Park visit noted.
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West Coast
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Boom in Otogea Brings Hope of Economic Climb
New York July 3 Boom ing for the second week in the fastest moving bull market since 1933 stocks fill Wall Street with hope the upswing may lead business out of recession Trading was heavy the past week with many issues rising $2 to $6 and the Associated Press composite price of 60 stocks up to $48.40 An overall two week gain of about 25 percent. Strong shares surged $5 to $25 in steel building motor chemical copper.
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Roosevelt declares new conflict as Lincoln era
In Gettysburg President Roosevelt dedicates a monument to peace and argues America is near winning another fundamental conflict. He cites a crowd of about 150,000 and a reunion of Civil War veterans, framing the struggle as one of reason and justice.
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Torrential rains threaten towns across eastern Japan
Torrential rains flood eastern Japan as floods threaten many towns and villages. More than 100 people are reported dead or buried in landslides, including 42 in Mito and 23 in Tokyo's Tanimachi district as funerals proceed.
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U.P
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Mito
Ibaraki
Tanimachi
Montana Partly Cloudy Forecast For Weekend
A Montana forecast calls for partly cloudy skies on Monday and Tuesday with warmer temperatures in the western portion on Monday.
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Montana
Death toll over 200 in nation for Fourth of July weekend
AP reports 223 fatalities across 46 states and DC over the 72 hour weekend ending Sunday. Auto deaths led with 136, drownings 59, and 21 other deaths from fires, falls, or misadventures. Floral Park fireworks store blast injured three. Manhattan water deaths rise near Coney Island. a 60 foot motorboat explosion at Green Lake killed a man.
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Pennsylvania
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Washington political band to play role in Roosevelt campaign
Roosevelt calls for a National Emergency Council report on South economics and social conditions. The Washington political scene will be active in the campaign with Senate committees studying charges of politics in relief and a commission examining monopoly and wealth concentration.
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Roosevelt
National Emergency Council
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Senate
Justice Cardozo Resting Comfortably in Port Chester
Associate Justice Benjamin N. Cardozo of the Supreme Court was reported by physicians to be resting comfortably today in Port Chester New York. He suffered a serious heart ailment last January and has been out of public duties since.
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Benjamin N. Cardozo
United States Supreme Court
Poor Silver Bow roads face washouts after rock slide
A day of showers left county roads damaged with many bridges out and culverts washed away. County Surveyor Jack Healy led crews mounting lanterns and 400 warning lights at danger spots while rail service largely held to schedule despite a rock slide and heavy rain totaling near seven inches since June 1.
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Silver Bow
O.K
Jack Healy
Healy
Butte
Fireworks Horror in Kitchen Explosion at Home
Alfred A. Cote lit a fire in his kitchen stove in Manchester New Hampshire and an explosion followed resembling a fireworks finale. His wife had stored the family Fourth of July fireworks in the oven, triggering the blast.
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N. H
Alfred A. Cote
Cote
Woman injured as car toppled 40 feet off embankment
Ida Haff 59 of Wallace Idaho suffered head wounds and shock when the car she rode in was pushed over a 40 foot embankment on Harding way south of Butte just after 7 PM. Authorities say the vehicle stopped suddenly and was struck from behind by a car driven by H S Holbeck 25. Hospitals report over 30 people treated for superficial injuries from Independence day celebrations none serious.
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Wallace
Idaho
Harding Way
Butte
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