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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1937

Page

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Ford Avoids Subpoena in Beating Inquiry at Dearborn Plant

Edsel Ford, president of Ford Motor Company, was not served with a subpoena for a one man grand jury inquiry into the beating of 18 union sympathizers near the Dearborn Rouge plant. Judge Ralph W. Liddy faced jurisdiction challenges as Ford officials and workers testified. the UAW filed complaints with the NLRB accusing coercion to deter unionization.

Henry Ford Detroit Edsel Ford Ford Motor Company Ford Common Pleas Ralph W. Liddy Dearborn Rouge Duncan C. McCrea Wayne County Liddy Harry H. Bennett Ford Company United Automobile Workers of America National Labor Relations Board Boston Mass International Association of Machinists American

State regto in Billie trial fight revealed

The state rested its case in the Glen Dillie murder trial after more than six witnesses, as Ray Holman testified he saw Dillie on East Park Street before Murphy was found and rushed to St James Hospital.

Glen Dillie James Murphy Ray Holman Dillie East Park Street Murphy Utah Avenue St. James Hospital Holman

City Council Approves Oil Plan Despite Impounded Funds

The city council voted to proceed with oiling under city officials, ignoring county commissioners who impounded funds. Two motions by Alderman John Lindquist, advised by City Attorney Floyd Fluent, passed narrowly, directing bid advertisements for 100000 gallons of road oil and naming F. A. Curran as involved in the matter.

John Lindquist Eighth Ward Floyd Fluent F. A. Curran

English Vicar to Wed Duke of Windsor Amid Protests

The Rev. Robert Anderson Jardine, an English vicar from Darlington, planned to marry the Duke of Windsor and Mrs. Wallis Warfield in a Church of England ceremony despite church protests over his authority. Police surrounded the premises with 250 guards as wedding plans included a civil service followed by religious rites.

Wallis and Duke of Windsor London News Chronicle Today R. Anderson Jardine Duke of Windsor Wallis Warfield Church of England

Wallis Blue Crepe Gown Keynotes Windsor Bride

New Mexico report notes Roswell returns to normal after Rio Hondo floods. Pecos river flood threat persists as Duke of Windsor's wedding gown gains attention in coverage.

Wallis Trousseau Duke OF Windsor Albuquerque N. M New Mexico Pecos River Roswell Rio Hondo

Wallis Warfield to Wed in Wallis Blue Crepe Gown

A report from Monts France notes Wallis Warfield will marry tomorrow in a floor length gown of wallis blue crepe dyed for her. The dress features a high neckline a long sleeved jacket and matching accessories including gloves sandals and a Caroline Reboux hat with a blue ostrich feather bandeau.

Monts France Wallis Warfield Wallis Mainbacher Trousseau Wallis Blue Caroline Reboux

Solons Seek Relief Costs Explanation

A Senate committee summoned WPA head Harry L. Hopkins to explain why 1.5 billion dollars is needed for next year's relief. Senator Byrnes urged cutting to 1 billion with local governments covering 40 percent of project costs. House members pushed a probe into WPA operations and political influence.

Washington Senate Harry L. Hopkins WPA House Hopkins Byrnes South Carolina Maverick Texas House Committee of Five Works Progress Administration

Possible World Deal On Gold Price At $35 An Ounce

Rumors of a global agreement to fix gold at 35 dollars an ounce stirred Wall Street and London markets. Washington denied any imminent gold situation while traders eyed potential relief from de hoarding and heavy selling by Russia and South Africa. The rumor sparked talk of a rally if such an accord eased market nerves and political tensions fueled bullion activity.

New York United States Wall Street London Washington Russia South Africa

Italy demands international reprisals for ships attacks in Spain

London reports Italy, under Mussolini, seeks a pledge from Europe’s major powers to join armed reprisals against Spanish loyalists if Italian or German ships are attacked again. Aimed as a condition for returning to the London neutrality talks, the plan would label Valencia’s loyalist government an outlaw and trigger a punitive expedition.

Clifford L. Day The United Press London U.P Italy Europe London Non-Intervention Committee Germany Benito Mussolini Valencia Spain

Treasury plans borrowing as cash supply dwindles

The Treasury moves to bolster its shrinking cash by planned borrowing for June 15. Morgenthau met with the Federal Reserve Board open market committee to approve the financing, with an expected total over 500 million and possibly 759 million. If reached, the June 30 debt would total about 35.6 billion, the year’s end.

Treasury Washington Morgenthau Federal Reserve Board Open Market Committee Reserve Board Budget Bureau

Rush to Altars as Windsor-Wallis Wedding Looms

London reports a wave of couples rushing to marry at 11 30 a.m. on the eve of the Duke of Windsor and Wallis Warfield wedding. Registrars expect appeals to arrange ceremonies precisely at 11:30, with one registrar noting he has done his best to cope.

London Duke of Windsor Wallis Warfield

Yorkshire vows to wed despite protests at château ceremony

Britain shows force with 250 police on duty at the Chateau de Cande where civil and religious rites for the famous couple begin at 11:30 a.m. The Rev Jardine will conduct the religious service after the civil ceremony in a makeshift altar, amid tensions with the Bishop of Fulham over licensure.

Fulham Jardine Chateau de Cande Paris

Anaconda Officials Receive Promotions

The Anaconda company board promoted three Montana men after the May 27 meeting. James Dickson becomes general auditor of the Anaconda company, W K Daly moves from treasurer of the Anaconda Wire and Cable company to general auditor, and E O Sowerwine is named assistant to the president. All are in New York City. Sowerwine formerly lived in Anaconda and Dickson and Daly have many friends in Butte and other Montana cities.

Montana Anaconda Company James Dickson W. K. Daly Anaconda Wire & Cable Company Dickson E. O. Sowerwine New York City Sowerwine Anaconda Daly Butte

Montana Forecast Shows Fair Weather Thursday and Friday

The Montana forecast calls for generally fair conditions on Thursday and Friday with only small temperature changes. Highs and lows remain mild as skies stay clear across the state.

Montana

Barber offers livelihood to relief man for one year

Phoenix barber FE B Bridgewater, 43, says he will give up his shop for a year to any able bodied white American male on relief in Arizona for four more years if qualified. He will loan a $300 violin and provide pupils to a violin teacher, aiming to test whether unemployment stems from economy or personal drive. He has three sons and cites concern for their future.

Phoenix Ariz B. Bridgewater Bridgewater Arizona Richard Billy Jimmy

Columbia Gardens Hosts Weekly Children’s Day Set

Today kicks off Children’s day at the Gardens with free transport to the resort courtesy of the Butte Electric Railway. Free rides to the playgrounds begin at 9:30 with return trips from 1:45 to 6, for kids under 14, as instructors guide a safe, supervised outing at the Rockies resort.

Columbia Gardens Butte Electric Railway Company Rockies F E. J. Nash Electric Railway Park and Main Street

Officials cling to one slim crew in auto death

Police and highway patrolmen have a single lead after a Butte woman Annie McDonough 59 was found murdered on the Butte Deer Lodge highway near Anaconda. A fragment of headlight glass suggests a Nash or Lafayette car. McDonough had left Butte to hitchhike to Rowan to her ranch. The body was discovered by truck driver Vincent Marchiando who alerted authorities.

Annie McDonough Deer Lodge-Butte Road Butte Deer Lodge Anaconda

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Fen Judge Liddy Jurisdiction U.A.W National Labors Board Billie the Duke OF Windsor Englion Suuffo NEW Church Darlington Mrs. Wallis Warfield Solons Financiers OEE UUGE OPAIN Mussolini Britain Soviet Federal Reserve Body Yorkshire Weather Forecast
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