Roosevelt rail measure gains house approval
The House approved a Rooseveltw era plan to improve U S railway systems by creating a federal co ordinator to cut costs and suspend anti trust rules. It places holding companies under the Interstate Commerce Commission and repeals the 1920 recapture clause canceling 361 million dollars in government claims. The bill protects workers from layoffs via consolidations or service eliminations.
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Washington
House
Roosevelt National Recovery
Rayburn
Senate
Interstate Commerce Commission
Local clubs and social visits fill North and East Side
The Arbeide Sewing club meets at 2 PM at 354 East Mercury Street with Mrs Frances Tomasie. St Marks guild hosts at 2 30 PM at 502 Crystal Street. Juveniles of Security met at Moose hall planning summer activities. Harmony council initiated a new class with Mrs Florence Wright as captain. A neighborhood group shared a long luncheon afterward. Several residents traveled to Nez Perce Lake for a weiner roast. Mrs Susie Pascoe and family left Centerville for Victoria British Columbia. Various ladies aid gatherings and house guests are noted across Mount Bethel Centerville and Bear Creek area.
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Moose Hall
Harmony Council
James Skinner
Florence Wright
Frank Kirsthaler
Beatrice Lawrence
J. W. Matthews
Kathryn Thompson
Lydia E Pinkham’s Tablets Offer Long Term Pain Relief
Advise taking Lydia E Pinkham’s tablets before symptoms begin and regularly for months for persistent cases. Marketed as a modern scientific medicine addressing the cause rather than masking pain. New 500 cent package available at druggists.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Nurse Shares Home Remedy For Eczema Healing
Nurse prescribes bathing the affected area with hot water and Resinol Soap, drying, then applying Resinol Ointment. Claims the treatment clears stubborn eczema and relieves itching quickly. Notes the product is safe for all skin and sold by druggists with free samples available from Resinol Dept. 19 Baltimore Md.
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Dept
Baltimore
College Star Publishes Paper and Excels in Sports at Midland
Norman Carlton, 22, earned a cum laude degree from Midland College while balancing academics with athletics and newspaper work. He drove from Oakland to Fremont twice weekly to attend classes, write for The Independent, and publish on schedule, earning all conference honors in football and basketball and the title Midland's most versatile student. He also won the college golf title and led a national honor society.
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Fremont
Neb
Norman Carlton
Midland College
Independent
Oakland
Midland
Young Carlton
Suny
Palm
Today We Live at Rialto Ends Run Tonight
Gary Cooper and Joan Crawford star in the World War romance set behind the lines. Cooper as an American aviator pursues love with Miss Crawford while Franchot Tone and Robert Young play her brothers and naval crew members in a tale of danger and return.
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Gary Cooper
Joan Crawford
Rialto Theater
Cooper
Robert Young
Miss Crawford
Franchot Tone
Young
Tone
Double Bill on Today at American Theater
A big double bill is offered at the American Theater today. Goona Goona, the sensational love story of the Bali Islands, plays alongside another feature drawing crowds.
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American Theater
American Theater Today
Bali Islands
Farley to Wed in July In Walkerville Keno Party Held
John A. Farley will wed in July. After the Walkerville circle N O W meeting at the Masonic temple a ken o party will be held with refreshments. Mrs Effie Rule Mrs Elsie Hager Mrs Bertha Con Way and Mrs Jessie Lynch supervise.
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Walkerville Circle
Masonic Temple
Walkerville
Effie Rule
Elsie Hager
Bertha Con- Way
Jessie Lynch
New Film Shows Native Cast With Spectacular Backgrounds
The feature presentation includes Goona Goona love powder samples at matinees and Lieut. Commander Frank Hawks in Klondike. Hawks recently extended his coast to coast non stop flight record, adding aviation drama to the bill.
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Frank Hawks
Klondike
North
Barthelmess Picture Is Attraction at Park
Richard Barthelmess stars in Alias The Doctor at the Park theater today. Marian Marsh Adrienne Dore and others support him in what Barthelmess calls one of his finest roles in his screen career.
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the Doctor
The
Park Theater
Richard Barthelmess
Barthelmess
Marian Marsh
Adrienne Dore
Southern Farmers Turn to Sassafras Tea Again
McKENZIE Tenn. Sassafras roots provide money and tea for southern farmers. Taking a cue from early settlers, residents scour hillsides for roots to make tea. Sassafras tea sweetened with molasses gains popularity as farmers dig roots, trim them, and bundle them for sale.
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Sassafras Tea
Mckenzie
Tenn
Walruses Return to Greenland Shores in Mass Arrivals
Large herds of walruses have been coming ashore in Greenland to rear their young, signaling a regional shift in haulout patterns and raising concerns about habitat and food availability for the species.
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Greenland
Cannery Stock Nears End as 1932 Peas Pack Completes
The Stevensville plant ships its last large load of canned peas for the 1932 season to Portland distributors while ties remain in storage for upcoming runs. Ravall Canning Co. shipments have emptied warehouses from Seattle to Portland, with carloads sent to states including Massachusetts Rhode Island Pennsylvania Maryland Nebraska Ohio and more. Plant mechanics will overhaul equipment in July for peas cherries beans and sauerkraut as the next harvest approaches. Early peas plantings show good growth though overall planting is down from last year due to favorable soil conditions and warm days ahead.
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Stevensville
Portland
Ore
Butte
Seattle
Ravall Canning Company
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Nebraska
Ohio
Missouri
Illinois
Washington
Oregon
California
Montana
Local Residents Visit Families Across States
Mary Jenkins arrives from Anacortes Washington for an extended stay with son George Jenkins. Etta White comes from Galen to spend vacation with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Henry Steber. Roberta Metcalf visits with Mayor and Mrs. Robert D. Metcalf.
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Philipsburg
Mary Jenkins
City
Anacortes
Wash
George Jenkins
Etta White
Galen
Henry Steber
Roberta Metcalf
Robert D. Metcalf
Roger Grady
Clara Kennedy
Mina Kennedy
Miss Gilmore
Long Island
Wiladine Berberet
Missoula
St. Patrick's Hospital
Otto Helix
Pauline Torrey
Angus Johnston
Los Angeles
Jobless Earning Living on Army Illinois Farm
The Salvation Army runs a large midwest relief project on a 317 acre farm near Wheaton offering shelter and sustenance to 1000 idle men. City shelter workers skilled in carpentry plumbing and electricity renovate and convert buildings into housing for 300 people.
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Chicago
Midwest
Salvation Army
Wheaton
Estate of Pearl Tracy Walker Valued at 12500
The estate of Pearl Tracy Walker including real estate was valued at 12500 dollars according to a report of appraisers filed yesterday with the clerk of the court.
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Pearl Tracy Walker
Welsh church Ladies' Aid to meet Thursday at 2
Floral Park readers note the Welsh church Ladies' Aid holds a no hostess meeting Thursday at 2 in the church parlors. Mrs Frank Klose and son Frank and Miss May McHugh of Anaconda visited Mr and Mrs Roy Defermier at 2040 Johns Avenue. Mrs Otis Philpott from Missoula visits her parents at 2029 South Arizona Street. The Faithful Workers' club of the...
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Frank Klose
Frank
Klose
May McHugh
Anaconda
Roy Defermier
Johns Avenue
Otis Philpott of
Missoula
Mrs
Frank Ball
South
Arizona Street
Silver Bow Park M E Church Meet Wednesday
Silver Bow Park M E church will meet Wednesday afternoon in the church parlors. Mr and Mrs Frank Moore of Edgemont South Dakota returned home after visiting their son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs William C Moore 2123 Johns avenue. Dave Donovan of Long Beach California returned home after visiting his sister Mrs J E Thompson and family 221 East Second Street.
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A. J. Esta
East
Galena Street
Missoula
Esta
Elizabeth V. John
Silver Bow Park
M. E. Church
Frank Moore
Edgemont
S. D
William C. Moore
Johns Avenue
Dave Donovan
Long Beach
Calif
J. E. Thompson
East Second Street
Raymond Ferkovich
Sampson Street
Hamilton
Frank Cash
Card parties planned by St Josephs parish women
The women of St Josephs parish announce a June July August series of card parties with the first event tonight at the parish hall corner of Second and Wyoming streets. Mrs J W Keller hosted the Womens Missionary Circle gathering at 2611 Goodwin Street with Mrs John Orr presiding. The session included a brief business meeting, a talk by Mrs William Derbyshire on a Kalispell conference, a social hour and tray lunch.
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St. Joseph's Parish
Second and
Wyoming Streets
J. W. Keller
First Baptist Church
Goodwin Street
John Orr
William Derbyshire
Roundup
Missionary Societies
Kalispellter
Derbyshire
Elizabeth Thompson
A. E. Olseen
Ella Monroe
Summer parish school opens under church group
Mme Jane Poore Mrs Norris and Mrs Carrie Ayers announce the St John the Evangelish parish summer school will open Wednesday morning at the school under the Confraternity of Christian Doctrine. Mrs R L Glasgow of Kalamazoo Mich hosts at 2702 Goodwin St. Nicely 92 visited Butte years ago. Muriel Stone daughter of Charles J Stone of Green Lane Ave spent the weekend at Big Timber as guest of Mr and Mrs R A Brey.
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St. John the Evangelish Parish
Confraternity of Christian Doctrine
R. L. Glasgow
Kalamazoo, Mich
Carl Howett
Goodwin Street
Muriel Stone
Charles J. Stone
Green Lane Avenue
Big Timber
R. A. Brey
Burg’s hall card party postponed to June 16
The Silver Bow Park Garden club’s perennial exchange and card party at Burg's hall is postponed due to illness in several members' families. Mrs. E C Daily of 1316 Adams Street left for Topeka Kansas following her mother Mrs Katherine Nicely’s death.
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Burg’s Hall
Silver Bow Park
E. C. Daily
Adams Street
Topeka
Kans
Katherine Nicely
Oregon Man Grows a Fruit Salad Tree
Grants Pass Oregon nurseryman E Jordan a former banker has grafted many fruits onto a single tree. Experiments yielded peaches plums nectarines plumcots apricots and simoni pissards on one tree and a maple graft with three woods. He made 108 grafts on a blight resistant Chinese pear.
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Grants Pass
Ore
IPF
E. Jordan
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