Roosevelt boards Sequoia for Potomac holiday trip
President Roosevelt, in a holiday mood, sailed from Quantico aboard the Sequoia for a weekend voyage down the Potomac. He was joined by Mrs. Wallace and Tugwell. Ickes, Johnson, and Howe planned to join by seaplane for discussions on the rehabilitation program.
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Mass meeting steps to prevent library closing
The article reports a mass meeting aiming to halt a library closure. It notes community efforts and quotes officials discussing opposition to the shutdown and plans to keep the library open despite challenges.
Petitions Aim to Save Butte Library With 5200 Signatures
A mass meeting at the Fox theater urged action to keep the Butte Free Public Library open. Attendees heard the library must not close and that 5200 taxpaying residents must sign a petition urging the county commissioners to negotiate an agreement with the city library board.
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Butte Woman Dies After Car Plows Into Home
Mrs. Helen Rolando died at a local hospital from injuries after a Meaderville highway car plunged into her home at 101 Eheaper Avenue. Driver John Kelly, 26, faces manslaughter charges. he is recovering at St James hospital. The Rolando family and neighbors escaped with injuries described as less serious.
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Helena
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Cement Industry Pushes Codes for Unified Wages and Hours
Washington July 14 The White House leans toward a compulsory national code for all industry to raise purchasing power with a 35 hour week and a 14 cent minimum wage for workers and a 40 hour week with 15 dollars for white collar staff. The plan hinges on voluntary compliance but aims to create a single standard across industry. Charles Horner to mobilize public support via nationwide patriotic campaigns starting Aug 1 to back the NRA efforts. The Cement Institute says a basic code with 40 cents minimum and 36 hour week to start by Aug 1 will align with Johnsons recovery plan.
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National Recovery
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Montana Weekend Forecast Warm but uneven
The forecast calls for fair weather across Montana on Saturday and Sunday with warmer temperatures on Saturday especially in the eastern portion.
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Fire Sinks Oil Tanker Near North Carolina Coast
The Cities Service Petrol sank stern first at 11:30 p m after a blaze offshore 160 miles east of Wilmington North Carolina. The Gulf Gem reported 34 crew saved from the burning vessel while the captain and two crew members died. three men perished in the final hours as only the bow remained.
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C C C Worker Killed in Fight at Mammoth Camp
A C C worker died after a fight at Bacon Rind camp in Yellowstone National Park on Thursday evening. A second worker from New York City is jailed in Mammoth pending investigation. Coroner H H Dokken ruled no jurisdiction.
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Prolongation of Tariff Truce Sought by US Delegation
London July 14 The American delegation pressed to finish its work for the closing of the world economic conference on July 27 It may propose two new resolutions one for prolonging the tariff truce and another for joint policies to guide a final plenary session planned thirteen days hence James M Cox of Ohio was to present final reports at Friday’s meeting Continued on Page 2 Col 1
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Missing Girl 13 May Be Found Slain
Sacramento reports state investigators found a girl in Stockton who had a postcard and telegram from Eddie Doyle, a man sought in Helen Lyons disappearance. Doyle is believed dodging authorities near Watsonville and Salinas. Helen, 13, disappeared July 8 while with a man who offered lunch after a disabled car incident.
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Losco
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Wiley Post to Take Off on Globe Circling Hop
Lee Trenholm, speaking for Wiley Post, said the Oklahoma aviator will depart Floyd Bennett field at 4 a m Saturday for a round the world flight. Post plans to fly to Berlin first, with five stops including Novosibirsk, Khabarovsk, Fairbanks, and Edmonton, aiming to cover about 15400 miles in six days aboard the Winnie Mae.
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State to let oiling contracts July 27 in Montana
Road projects listed by the state highway commission include Kalispell to Whitefish 14 miles plus Lewistown 12 miles plus Muller road in Granite county seven miles plus Bear Continued on Page 2 Col 8.
Lewis and Clark to Retain County Agent
Lewis and Clark county commissioners announced the county will retain its agricultural agent and home demonstrator. Chairman Tom Cooney said the extension office is needed more this year than ever.
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Tom Cooney
Roosevelt Asks Review Of Gold Export Legality
President Roosevelt directed Attorney General Cummings to study the legality of exporting gold ore under the current embargo. The instruction comes as officials review the scope of the wartime gold restriction and its enforcement potential.
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Jury in murder trial retires without verdict
After nearly six hours of deliberation the jury in the murder trial of Mrs. Sung kum Jo charged with the September slaying of Y. H. Chang gardener and neighbor retired without a verdict. Court resumes at 11 o clock as Mrs. Jo collapses in the courthouse corridor and is cared for by friends before being taken home.
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Living Child Tragedy to One Woman
At Bellevue hospital two women share sorrow over newborns and loss. Ida Mariano has her living baby while Mrs Barrett mourns a stillborn. The encounter in the maternity ward reveals shared grief and fragile hope.
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Balbos Italian Flyers to Reach Chicago in Seaplane Armada
Chicago reports Gen Italo Balbo and his fleet of 24 seaplanes are due to arrive by noon after a Rome to Chicago flight in formation. The Montreal leg ended with a minor mishap as a refueling barge capsized but no injuries were reported.
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Oklahoma Senate Approves Early Vote on Prohibition Repeal
The Oklahoma senate passed a house bill to set up machinery for an early vote on the prohibition repeal question in a 26 to 13 vote. A senate rider proposing a special election will be sent to the house tomorrow.
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Roosevelt to push public works to fullest extent
President Roosevelt plans to use the $3.3 billion public works fund to maximum effect with projects returning revenue. A nine foot channel for the upper Mississippi River is slated for approval. About $600 million will fund federally authorized, nonreturning projects and $1.3 billion is earmarked for special work like highways.
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