RFC plans year long support for President recovery program
Jose Jones, federal lending administrator, testified to a Senate banking committee that the Reconstruction Finance Corporation can finance the President's recovery program for at least one year with existing funds. He cited RFC availability of over 1.3 billion and endorsed the plan while noting new legislation may be needed for further authority.
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Mead
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Danzig tensions rise amid border clash report
Article reports a disputed border incident near Posztentz between Stein and storm troopers, with Burliewicz shot while challenging them. It notes German warnings to Poland from General Walther von Brauchlitsch and mentions Warsaw officials' concern over Danzig’s stance. Tokyo talks on British Japanese issues are described as at a crucial stage with Sir Robert Leslie Craigie meeting U.S. and French diplomats to gauge positions.
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Walther von Brauchlitsch
Arny
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Robert Leslie Craigie
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United States
Japan
China
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Forgery suspect sought in Great Falls arrest warrant
Sheriff officers sought Robert Trland after he reportedly left Great Falls for an unknown location. The warrant, issued by Cascade County for forgery, was reported by County Sheriff Guy Palagi. A hit and run driver also was sought after a vehicle struck John Stevens in Worth Wyoming at Dewey and Harrison. the driver fled.
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Trland
Great Falls
Gascade County
Sintff
Guy Palagi
Inland
John Stevens
Wyoming
Dewey and Harrison
House Approves Hatch Mergure Policy Change
The House backed a provision barring most federal office holders from using official power to influence elections or engage in political campaigns, with few exceptions. The measure, pushed after Senate action weeks earlier, drafts facing criticism from Roosevelt and administration officials for how it was shaped by the Judiciary Committee.
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CNM
Benate
Roosevelt
Administration
House Judiciary Committee
Dts
Provisions of Hatch bill bar election interference
Washington July 20. The House approved provisions to prohibit intimidation or coercion of public officials, use of federal authority to affect elections, bribe or exchange for votes, receipt of money for political purposes, furnishing govt funds to political aims, and participation of federal officers in national conventions.
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Washington
Uke House
Congress
Political bill battle over re election clause and punishments
The House and Senate clash over a measure that would control campaign actions and affect re election eligibility. Delegates push for exemptions for Members of Congress while others argue the draft is flawed and coercive. President Roosevelt weighs in as the condition of Sharon Low Morrow improves after major surgery.
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Delpecq
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Dempsey
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Roosevelt
WPA Non-Union Workers Vote In Butte Meeting Turmoil
WPA non union workers vote planned to decide return to work under WPA projects. The meeting saw mass withdrawal amid voting delays with about 300 to 500 union members on WPA in Butte, alliances forming Silvery Raw Surplus Workers with O'Brien as president. Results to be announced at a public Saturday night meeting. state officials note 200 county workers laid off under 18 month rule and require re certification before return.
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Butte High School
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Work Projects Administration
WPA Welfare Committee
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Herebert Wursch
Tomorow
Stephen J. Marvey
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Granite Street
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David Lasser
Workers’ Alliance
Bulls
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Chainman
Butte Workers” Alliance
Allance
Prote Conbime
Joseph G. Parker
Parker
Harald M. O'Tiraun
County Welfare Department
O'Braun
WEA
Silver Bow County
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G. Harrington
National
Tad Dle
Hks
Parson Kidnapping Talks and Ransom Negotiations Reported
Parishioners and officials sought the release of a kidnapped pastor. The boy, held for five thousand dollars, prompted intervention by George Wadsworth the U S consul general Hera and A Y Mil ter general secretary of the Jerusalem Y M C A The effort united Christian and Arab authorities to secure safe release and avoid harm. Intermediaries sent wheat sacks and sheep for a Bedouin nuancer feast if freed.
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Bath
Jehent
Goldner
Hari
Lending Bill Faces Senate Deliberation Amid Testimony Battles
Senate and committee members clash over proposed foreign silver purchase testimony and a $200 million boost to export import bank lending. Republicans seek witness hearings and curbs on unusual powers while administration amendments keep budget figures intact but adjust administrative details.
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Faray
Mem~ Derk
McNary
Barkley
Dky
Emergency Committee letters and hospital condition reports
Officials advised workers individually on return dates after a five day absence. A notice from Labor's Emergency Committee and copies posted at unions detail rescheduling WEA projects to safeguard Federal property. The report also lists Patrick Shannon in fair condition after a major operation and Henry Tackem in fairly good to poor condition following surgery.
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Lo Parker
Bualte
Montana
Guy
Jostph KF
Parker
Montana Works Projects Administration
Balte
Sitt
WEA
Sednesias
Tereby
Labor
Stephen J. Harvey
L. B. Levengood
Henry Tackem
Murray Hospital
Poisons Slow Kidneys and Irritate Bladder Adverts
An echoing warning offers a remedy called GOLD MEDAL from Haarlem for kidney and bladder distress. The ad touts a salting treatment and claims it aids kidney activity and relieves urinary irritation with accompanying bowel relief. It promises improved health and stamina with the product, urging purchase from Maarlem i Kaltand.
House 0 Probe Labor Agency Seeks Constitutional Review
Bankheads name a committee to examine the board interpretations of the law and its decisions, assess effects on employer employee relations and economic conditions, and determine if the board overreaches. The panel may hold hearings, call witnesses, and seek amendments and definitions of interstate commerce. Republicans pushed the resolution despite opposition from Norton Hathspock and others.
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Congress
Murphy Warns About Strikes In WPA Protests
The article reports Murphy stating the backbones broken by the WPA reopening terms after Wednesday agreement. It cites 26 300 silent workers found in a Monday check-up, with claimed reductions since then. Alliance officials insist demonstrations were protests, not strikes, against longer work hours for similar wages. Estimates of participants vary from 4 000 to over 40 000 nationwide, while some states report normal project progress. Additional items note a political discussion on federal duty to quell unrest and a local assault investigation in New York and a hospital dismissal of Werner J. Gogel after a suspected contagious illness scare.
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