Hitler Lets Yugoslavia Keep Borders At State Dinner
Adolf Hitler pledged to respect Yugoslavia's borders during a five day visit as Prince Paul of Yugoslavia joined a lavish Berlin state dinner. The Fuehrer praised a frank exchange of views aimed at benefiting both nations while issues over Danzig and encirclement were left for later discussion.
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Hitler
Yugoslavia
Prince Paul
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Fuehrer
Nazi Germany
Balkans
Paul
Danzig
Olga
Yugo
Townsend Plan Booted Out by Big House Vote
The House defeated the Townsend Old-age pension bill by 302 to 97. Dr. Francis E Townsend fidgeted in the gallery as the vote sent the measure to defeat. The roll call showed 55 minority Republicans on record for the bill with one paired vote.
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Washington
House
Francis E. Townsend
Representative Boland
Pennsylvania
Sinking of Thetis Traps 78 as Warships Race to Bay
Rescue efforts focused on the Bay of Liverpool as 78 crewmen remained trapped aboard the submarine Thetis after a test dive. Oil slick and a lifebelt appeared on the surface while 25 warships from across the coast converged. No diving bell was available, boosting uncertainty over any possible escape.
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England
U.P
Bay of Liverpool
Thetis
Bay
Liverpool
United States
Squalus
Portsmouth
N. H
United States Navy
Davis Belt
Industrial optimism hinges on policy trust at Montana
Donald B. Gillies, a notable visitor at Butte, urged during Montana School of Mines commencement that industry must gain confidence in government policy to enable large investments in replacing obsolete equipment. He warned that a long period of neglect has left U.S. industry lagging, despite advances in laboratories and research.
Roosevelt Meets Industrial Leaders On Recovery Drive
President Roosevelt spends the night discussing business recovery with eight top industrialists in a Washington meeting arranged by Commerce Secretary Hopkins. Attendees include Averill Harriman United States Steel E R Stettinius J r and others from major firms.
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Hopkins
Washington
U.P
Roosevelt
Harry Hopkins
Averill Harriman
Union Pacific
A. D. Whiteside
Dun and Bradstreet
E.R. Stettinius Jr
United States Steel
J. F. Fogarty
North American Company
Charles C. Conway
Continental Can
Gano Dunn
The
White Engineering Corp
Charley R. Hook
American
Hoover speaks at Anaconda Copper Night on Montana prospects
W H Hoover, general western counsel of Anaconda Copper Mining Co, told Anaconda Kiwanis members that copper prospects in Montana are better than at any time in 50 years. He cited developed mining techniques, advanced metallurgical methods, and strong world demand for copper fueling optimism for the industry’s future.
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Anaconda
Montana
W. H. Hoover
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Anaconda Kiwanis Club
Civic Club
Butte Hill
Irrigation Project Investigated in Musselshell County
Reclamation Commissioner John C. Page informed Rep. O'Connor of Montana that an investigation into the $135,000 Dead Man's Basin irrigation project would be launched immediately. O'Connor had urged Roosevelt and the Bureau of Reclamation to include the Musselshell project in a $5,000,000 interior appropriation for water conservation.
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Washington
John C. Page
O'Connor
D.-Mont
Musselshell County
Montana
Roosevelt
Bureau of Reclamation
Montana Representive
Two PWA Water Storage Projects Remain in Montana
Helena June 1 The state water board chief engineer E B Donohue said only two PWA water conservation projects in Montana remain unfinished the upper Musselshell storage and the West Fork of the Bitter Root storage. The statement followed a month of continuing work.
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Helena
PWA
Montana
E. B. Donohue
State Water Board
Montana School of Mines 37th annual commencement
Citizens of Butte and the state are invited to the Montana School of Mines commencement tonight in the college gymnasium. President Thomson announced the event with general admission and reserved seats for the graduating class and guests. Doors close at a designated time, so attendees should arrive by 7 50.
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Butte
Gillies
Montana School of Mines
At & O
Francis A. Thomson
Delegates Arrive for Montana Business Women Meet
Delegates to the 17th annual Montana Federation of Business and Professional Women's clubs began arriving in Anaconda. The event opened with executive and board sessions led by President Margaret Ford. An informal reception was hosted by the Anaconda club under Davidson. Registration starts at 9 AM tomorrow at the Montana Hotel.
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Anaconda
Montana Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Anaconda Club
Is Davidson
Ontana
The
Vention
Margaret F.ford
Kalispell
Nova Wins by Knockout Over Baer at Yankee Stadium
Lou Nova, the blond Alameda California contender, defeated Max Baer by technical knockout in 11 rounds at Yankee Stadium New York. Baer weighed 210 and a half pounds to Nova's 202, as referee Frankie Fullam stopped the bout at 1 21 of the 11th after a bad cut inside Baer's mouth and continued bleeding choked the ex-champion.
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Yankee Stadium
New York
Lou Nova
Alameda
Calif
Max Baer
Baer
Nova
Frankie Fullam
Max
Montana Weather Outlook for Friday and Saturday
Montana forecast calls for generally fair conditions on Friday and Saturday with warmer temperatures on Friday. Regions near major towns may see mild highs and light winds as skies stay clear.
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Montana
Forty Mines seniors to receive degrees at 37th commencement
Forty Montana School of Mines seniors and graduate students will receive their degrees at the 37th annual commencement tonight at 8 o'clock. Donald Burton Gillies, president of the American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers and former mining engineer on the Butte hill, will deliver the address on The Future for Engineers. Two honorary degrees will be presented by Dr. Francis A. Thomson.
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Montana School of Mines
Donald Burton Gillies
American Institute of Mining and Metallurgical Engineers
Republic Steel Company
Francis A. Thomson
Gillies
Wall Street Jester Satirizes Market With Baw Street Journal
New York readers await the Bond club annual joke paper titled Baw Street Journal. On page one a rabbit pulls Roosevelt from a hat with the caption Thats news. The issue mocks Wall Street with caricatures and spoof stories, declaring all in carnival spirit and no libel menace.
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New York
Wall Street
Wall Street Journal
Butte High seniors to receive diplomas today
One hundred eighty eight? No. 378 Butte high school seniors will graduate this morning at 10 o'clock in the school auditorium. Dr. A L Strand of Montana State College will give the commencement address and N Scott Lyle will present diplomas. Overflow seating and a school PA broadcast will carry the program.
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A. L. Strand
Montana State College
Butte High School
N. Scott Lyle
Board of
Mozart
Bozeman
Moseley Cloto Testimony Before Dies Committee
Major General George Van Horn Moseley concluded a two day Dies committee appearance with a prepared anti semitic statement stricken from the record. He professed fear of assassination by red foes and voiced approval of Hitler objectives amid criticism of some U S patriotic leaders.
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George van Horn Moseley
Dies Committee
Malin Craig
Army
Moseley
James E. Campbell
Owensboro
Washington
Hitler
United States
Northern Montana airport sought by Cut Bank and Shelby
Cut Bank publisher Dan Whetstone said the two towns are coordinating to secure a suitable airfield and an airmail stop if a northern extension from Great Falls occurs. Western Air Express serves Salt Lake City to Great Falls, and Inland Airlines runs Cheyenne to Great Falls. Efforts target a 400 acre tract on the Blackfoot Indian reservation across the Marias River from Cut Bank.
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Dan Whetstone
Shelby
Great Falls
Western Air Express
Salt Lake City
Inland
Cheyenne
Wyo
Whetstone
Blackfoot Indian Reservation
Marias River
Easterner Convinced West Wild
Rosa Pietro of Flushing New York visited Missoula Montana and was assaulted by an Indian who grabbed her pocketbook and twisted her arm. Sergeant Joseph Pietro her son witnesses the incident and she plans to return June 14. Pete Woodcock awaits action on a larceny charge after a drunkenness conviction.
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Rosa Pietro
Flushing
N. Y
Redman
Brick
Montana
New York
Joseph Pietro
Missoula
Hiseah
Pete Woodcock
Pietro
Tenderfoot
Butte Legion Rodeo to Highlight Treasure State Jubilee
The Butte American Legion rodeo set for July 6 to 9 as part of the Treasure State Jubilee promises more special acts than any U.S. rodeo. Producer Leo Cramer says top trick riders ropers and entertainers will headline alongside numerous contestants for prized prizes. Ticket sales directed by Carl Jehle will begin next Wednesday.
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Butte
Butte Rodeo
Carl Jehle
The
American Legion
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