China to Receive Loan to Buy American Cotton and Wheat
The Reconstruction Finance Corporation will loan 000,000 to China to finance purchases of American cotton and wheat. About four fifths cover cotton and one fifth wheat and flour, with shipments largely by American flag vessels. The loan runs three years at five percent interest and will be repaid in installments. Security consists of a first charge on consolidated taxes and warehouse receipts for bonded goods.
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China
United States
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Federal Farm Board
Reconstruction Corporation
Today We Live stars Crawford Cooper in wartime romance
Joan Crawford and Gary Cooper headline the new film Today We Live at the Rialto drawing large crowds. The story follows an English girl during World War I as she battles for love, with Robert Young as her brief sweetheart and Franchot Tone as her brother in his first film role.
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Joan Crawford
Gary Cooper
Miss Crawford
Cooper
Robert Young
Franchot Tone
New York
Kay Francis in The Keyhole at the American
Kay Francis stars in The Keyhole at the American closing tonight with 23 gown changes and a neckline for every costume. Orry Kelly the studio designer notes neck detail as the new trend. The bill also includes Fables and Latest News, with Gonna Gonna scheduled for tomorrow.
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Kay Francis
The
Orry-Kelly
H B Warner Stars as District Attorney in The Crusader
H B Warner appears in the Majestic feature The Crusader now showing at Park theater for the last times today. The film casts him as district attorney in a sweeping dramatic role.
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H. B. Warner
Majestic
Park Theater
Four horned lamb with extra features thriving in Scotland
A lamb near New Cumnock Scotland has four horns two noses two mouths and one mouth opening. It also has three eye sockets with two eyes and appears sturdy besides these unusual traits.
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New Cumnock
Scotland
Tretheway Funeral Notice In Butte
Degree of Honor members and visitors are urged to attend the funeral of Mrs. Thomas Tretheway. The service moves from 104 Tripp and Drag stedt apartments at 2 p m to Grace M E church conducted by Rev. Edward Smith and burial at Mount Moriah cemetery.
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Free Silver Lodge
No. 11
Thomas Tretheway
Obituary Notice for George T. Wade and Fred L. Root
George T. Wade of 15 S Mon tana Street is mourned by relatives and the community. Fred L. Root is listed in connection with Jos. Richards Inc Funeral Home as part of the notice.
Simple Deer Lodge wedding binds Miss Frances Burks to Donald Wright
At 9 o'clock this morning a quiet wedding united Frances Burks daughter of Mr and Mrs George O Burks and Donald Wright both of Deer Lodge The Rev F Phelps officiated Beth Burks sister of the bride served as attendant A breakfast was held at the bride’s parents home Frances Burks educated and a public school teacher for three years Donald Wright active in Deer Lodge music circles and on the Montana State prison staff
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Deer Lodge
Frances Burks
George O. Burks
Donald Wright
F. ©. Phelps
Beth Burks
State Normal College
Aft
Wright
Montana State Prison
Couple Wed in Sunday Nuptials at Deer Lodge
In Deer Lodge a Sunday morning ceremony at the Presbyterian church united Miss Helen Bird, a popular public school teacher, with Harry Tomlinson, a prominent local businessman. The couple was attended by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davis and a breakfast for the wedding party and close friends followed at the Kerruish home.
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Deer, Lodge
Deer Lodge
Presbyterian Church
Helen Bird
Harry Tomlinson
Charles Davis
John Kerruish
De Molays Conclude Western Montana District Conclave
The two day annual district conclave in Deer Lodge ends with Harold Koontz elected secretary treasurer. A morning tour of the state penitentiary and an afternoon public meeting highlighted the event.
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Deer Lodge
de Molays
Montana
Harold Koontz
State Penitentiary
Cyrus H K Curtis Is Seriously Ill
Cyrus H K Curtis, Philadelphia publisher, remains seriously ill at his suburban home in Wyncote. Physicians report his condition as unchanged and that he is resting comfortably today.
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Philadelphia
Cyrus H. K. Curtis
Wyncote
Japanese Reinforcements Reach Tientsin Garrison
Six hundred Japanese soldiers arrived in Tientsin to reinforce the legation guard, replacing the 600 moved to Peiping on May 23. Patrick J. Hurley, former secretary of war under Hoover, is noted as the only Oklahoman to serve in the cabinet.
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Tientsin
China
Japan
Pieping
Patrick J. Hurley
President Hoover
Roosevelt Warns Salons Over Veterans Aid Bill
President Roosevelt warned lawmakers during a three hour session about increased veterans allowances approved by the Senate. Budget director Lewis Douglas outlined the cost at $170,675,607 and 249,582 more cases on federal rolls. Roosevelt vowed no destitute veteran would be discharged from a government hospital. Louis Howe said tax raises would be needed, about $1.25 per person.
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House
Stephen T. Early
Buchanan
Appropriations Committee
Lewis Douglas
Senate
Frank T. Hines
Veterans
Roosevelt
Ways and Means Committee
McCormack
Massachusetts
Rainey
Bryns
Tennessee
Rayburn
Texas
Poll
Warren
North Carolina
Bankhead
McDuffie
Alabama
Milligan
Missouri
Arnold
Illinois
Browning
Lewis
Colorado
Louis M. Howe
United States
Pope canonizes Andre Fournet in St Peter’s Rome ceremony
The pope declared Andre Fournet a saint after prayers and the Litany of the Saints. Swiss guards blew six trumpets as bells rang across St Peter’s and Rome. Cardinals presented the pope with bread, wine, water, birds, and candles in a ritual of gratitude.
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Andre Fournet
Universal Church
St. Peter's
Rome
Montanans Visiting Montanans At Leggat Rose Lee Mitchell
A list of Montanans visiting various towns and hotels across the state. Names include residents from Missoula Virginia City Manhattan Helena Great Falls Boulder Ennis Libby Deer Lodge Wisdom and other communities, associated with bookings at multiple establishments.
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Leggat
Rose Lee Mitchell
Missoula
Finlen
L. A. Dudley
Virginia City
N. N. Talbott
Manhattan
R. R. Campbell
E. A. Atchison and Son
Helena
W. W. Hunkberger
Great Falls
Butte
H. C. Biering
J. Sallee
Agnes Peterson
Alice Dawson
Boulder
Louise Frutall
Ennis
Acoma
Cecelia Lesbe
Lee Courtright
Norman Paise
Libby
N. W. Hibbert
A. A. Baisout
James R. Doores
Joe Butterfield
Arizona
L Landros
Lewistown
T. W. Linton
Dorothy Wiles
Dot Rathfoot
Grand
H Landen
E. Hensel
F. C. Phelps Deer Lodge
Leon Shaw
Wisdom
Montana Livestock Population Figures From State Survey
State survey shows Montana beef cattle to principal markets averaged 307 846 head annually but shipments fell to 215 000 head last year the lowest since 1921 Stockgrowers shipped 80 000 hogs outside the state and more than 1 500 000 sheep The 3 400 000 sheep sheared produced 32 300 000 pounds of wool averaging 94 pounds per fleece the highest among 13 western states.
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Montana
Los Angeles Girl Wins Plane Race
Henrietta Sumner of Los Angeles won the second annual Annette Gibson air race for women over a 40 mile course from Floyd Bennett airport. She completed the race in 17 minutes and seconds, defeating 21 other women aviators.
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New York
Henrietta Sumner
Los Angeles
Today
Annette Gibson
Floyd Bennett Airport
Malta Man Named to Veterans Post
George C. Cowie of Malta was elected senior vice commander and Stanley Grovase of Great Falls junior vice commander at the Montana Disabled American Veterans convention closing session.
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Helena
George C. Cowie
Malta
Stanley Grovase
Great Falls
Montana
Man 13 Dead in Fight Near Local Lab Site
County attorney expects information to be filed Tuesday. Victim Welch, about 25, worked with the construction crew of the new laboratory. The Petitts, recent Nebraska arrivals, were involved. a physician arrived too late.
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E. C. Kurtz
Petitts
Nebraska
Welch
Notre Dame awards 523 diplomas in record class
In South Bend Indiana on June 4 the University of Notre Dame held elaborate ceremonies granting 523 diplomas the largest graduating class in 29 years. The Laetare medal marked its golden anniversary with John McCormick Irish tenor receiving the honor.
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South Bend
Ind
University of Notre Dame
John McCormick
Transport pilot killed in crash near Bowling Green
Bowling Green Virginia June 4. W L Larry Jamison an eastern air transport pilot operating between Richmond and New York was killed when his plane crashed near Bowling Green early in January. Dried vegetables with preserved vitamin content are produced in Sweden by a new vacuum process.
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Bowling Green
W. L
Larry) Jamison
Eastern Air Transport
Richmond
New York
Sweden
Envoy Study Seeks Quick Bilateral Action at London
Experts propose narrowing talks to two nations to resolve a single issue without burdening the London conference. The aim is to speed up work and advance results amid the current global economic muddle.
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London
Mattern Missing On World Flight
Reports trace the progress of pilot Mattern aiming for Paris with potential London detour for weather. Messages from Ireland and England suggest the plane may have crossed over County Clare or Kilgarvan before fog hampered bearings and left the corridor toward the European continent.
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Jack Clark
Paris
London
France
Madrid
Moscow
Clark
Mattern
Walla Walla
Wash
Ireland
County Clare
Kilgarvan
County Kerry
Hastings
English Channel
Continent
Austrian National Bank Profits Rise in 1932
The Austrian National Bank reported higher profits for the previous year than in 1931. Meanwhile French steel industry leaders expressed optimism about future business prospects.
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Austrian National Bank
Bac calaureate Services at Montana State Normal College
Dillon June 4 Special Bac calaureate services marked the graduation season at Montana State Normal College. President Sheldon E Davis delivered The Doubt Fringe address. Rev J A Meeke offered invocation and benediction as Ralph McFadden played. Ruth Phelps sang a vocal solo. The commencement play Polly of the Circus debuts Tuesday with Myrtle Savidge directing and Anne Mautz assisting.
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Polly
Myrtle Savidge
Anne Mautz
Dillon
Wise River Rodeo Draws Crowd in Beaverhead County
Dillon residents flocked to Wise River for a Beaverhead county rodeo staged by Fred Gill. The program featured broncho busting calf roping bare back riding bulldogging and other events marking the first county rodeo of the year.
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Dillon
Wise River
Fred Gill
Beaverhead County
Dillon Visitors and Upcoming Rotary Meeting
Mr and Mrs Pascal Bimat of Dell visited Dillon today. Mr and Mrs S E Whitworth attended the Elks dance last night. Mr and Mrs Carl Olson of Denver are visiting relatives in Dillon. C T Callahan was taken to Butte for medical treatment. Oscar Gravely of Dell was in Dillon yesterday on business. Dillon Rotary Club will meet tomorrow night at the Metlen hotel.
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Dillon
Pascal Bimat
Dell
S. E. Whitworth
Carl Olson
Denver
C. T. Callahan
Butte
Oscar Gravely
Dillon Rotary Club
Metlen
Gold Star Mothers Pass Through Chicago En Route To France
Gold star mothers from Washington and Montana traveled through Chicago on June 4 en route to France to visit their sons' graves. Among them were Mrs. Sarah C. Welborn of Harlowton and Mrs. Agnes M. Piazzola of Butte. The French West Indies report 1932 as a prosperous year.
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Chicago
Washington
Montana
France
Sarah C. Welborn
Harlowton
Mont
Agnes M. Piazzola
Butte
Convicts Terrorize Oklahoma As Kidnapping Spree Ends
Sawyer sparked a midday rampage across central Oklahoma starting near Norman kidnapping two boys then seizing vehicles and victims from Lawton to Gracemont. After a pursuit by Sheriff Crisp and Marlow the convict was captured near Gracemont and jailed admitting his identity.
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Priday
Dripping Springs
Okla
Sawyer
Oklahoma
Norman
Fred Gray
Lawton
Oklo
Middiesburg
Here
Morris
Gracemont
Bob Goodfellow
Caddo County
Goodfellow
Binger
Crisp
Marlow
Beer distributor Big Opie Oppenheim shot to death in Paterson
William Oppenheim known as Big Opie and Roundhouse, a 400 pound independent beer distributor, was found shot to death in the vestibule of his Paterson apartment building early today.
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Paterson
N. J
William Oppenheim
Officers Seek Band of Gypsies After Gas Station Robbery
Peace officers hunted a five person band of gyp sies described as one man two women and two children who allegedly robbed a gas station yesterday afternoon at Philipsburg. They fled in a Studebaker sedan with California plates and a brown tent strapped to the rear.
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Philipsburg
Studebaker
California
Bees Kill Woman Stung in Apple Tree Attack
Miss Caroline Stanley aged 61 was fatally attacked by bees while tending a swarm in an apple tree at her home in Manson England. The insects stung her on the head and face and she died shortly after the attack.
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Caroline Stanley
Manson
England
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Thomas Plakstis
Associated Press
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Veterans’ Post
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French West Indies
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Echlin
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