Reciprocal Tariff Moves Toward Trade Focus
The senate passed the tariff bill and President Roosevelt seeks to delegate treaty power to the executive. The plan would allow tariff agreements to set preferential rates, adjust protections, and push a trade oriented structure. Montana manganese cited as a no tariff protection item except in wartime conditions. Republican hopes falter as Roosevelt recovery gains avoid public support for a dismantled old guard.
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Congress
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Hoover
Everett Sanders
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Roosevelt Recovery
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Chicago
Salvaging the G. O. P. Reunion in Chicago Seeks New Leader
The crew of the water-logged G. O. P. that foundered in the 1932 gale hold a Chicago reunion. The gathering, with wreckage to discuss, seeks a master and tests and soundings conducted nationwide suggest a need for fresh leadership.
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Chicago
Unusual Crime in Britain: Policeman Shot During Burglar Interrogation
The incident shows a burglar suspect firing on a London officer, a rare act in England. Police response included bloodhounds, airplanes, and civilian reserves to capture the assailant, highlighting the vigilance and armed pursuit in Britain contrasted with American attitudes toward law enforcement risks.
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London
England
Course in Exploring to Study Yukon With UM Professors
The University of Michigan will run a summer expedition course in exploring directed by Prof. Ralph L. Belknap of geology. The program aims to map land, study flora, fauna, and human life, and assess natural resources and geologic and meteorological conditions in Arctic areas.
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Yukon
University of Michigan
Ralph L. Belknap
University
Geology
Belknap
Michigan
Guard at Panama Canal Locks Doubled Over Security
Security at the Panama Canal has been stepped up with a doubled guard presence. Authorities report no theft yet, but nearby observers show heightened interest in the canal site.
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Panama Canal Locks
Canal
New York Student Sues University Over Time Wasted
A New York student sues his university claiming wasted time in college. He argues a substantial judgment could help solve the unemployment problem for the legal profession.
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New York
McCoy Publications Address in Los Angeles
Communications for Dr. McCoy should be addressed to the McCoy Publications Inc at 1151 West Sixth Street Los Angeles. The note sets the publication house contact pointing to a specific street address in California.
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Montana Standard
Standard Publishing Company
Dr. McCoy
McCoy Publications, Inc
West Sixth Street
Los Angeles
Tubercles and Toxins in Tuberculosis Treatment
In examining pulmonary tuberculosis, the disease is often sub-acute and may last years. Enervation from bad habits lowers resistance, while rest must be balanced to build strength. Early treatment is crucial and general instructions are offered via reader correspondence.
Questions and Answers Sun Bathing Tips
Miss Gloria C asks how to get an even tan without sunburn. The reply emphasizes using ultraviolet rays through sun bathing and promises directions if she sends a large self addressed envelope.
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Gloria C
Dietetic crisis and toxin elimination in chronic illness
A reader with years of headaches dizziness and skin eruptions seeks why diet changes cause symptoms. The reply says toxins from past poor living must be expelled before improvement, a dietetic crisis may occur as blood alkalizes, organs purify the blood and symptoms fade as poisons are eliminated. Hydration aids the process.
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D. D
Mann’s Joseph and His Brothers A Tolstoy-like Journey
John Selby reviews Thomas Mann’s Joseph and His Brothers from Knopf New York. Mann layers a 56 page prelude with a prodigious sentence and a detailed tale of Joseph and Jacob, exploring biblical breadth then arguing that Joseph’s story mirrors all humanity. The prose delights yet obscures meaning at times, with an ornate style he may praise as powerful and uniquely expansive.
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Thomas Mann
Knopf
New York
Joseph
Jacob
Mann
Rachel
Bossy and Calf Tour Cleveland Schools
The Cleveland District Dairy council staged a cow exhibition for school children to dispel myths about milk and cows. Four cows were on display as calves served as decorative roles while mothers were milked in modern scientific methods. Trucks ferried groups from school to school amid the urban education effort. Many western North Carolina farmers pursue private reforestation on eroded land.
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Cleveland
North Carolina
Break the Thumb Sucking Habit with Patience and Focus
Guidance discusses breaking a four year old thumb sucking habit without force. Emphasizes gentle redirection, engaging activities, and addressing underlying needs such as loneliness or fear. Advises not to punish or shame, to substitute with meaningful interests, ensure health, routine, and attentive care for lasting change.
Horoscope for Wednesday June 6 1934
The forecast cites planetary influences causing thought confusion and wavering views on public affairs. It notes mild female guidance for shopping and home tasks while graduates may find romance this month. Nathan Hale is listed as born on this day in 1755.
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United States
Nathan Hale
Johnson Likely to Remain NRA Chief Despite Retirement Rumors
Washington authorities expect Gen. Hugh Johnson to stay at the NRA head as the White House backs his view that major code overhauls are still needed. Despite retirement rumors, Johnson's resignation would require a White House signal, and officials foresee no leadership change for months while recovery programs continue.
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Washington
Hugh Johnson
NRA
White House
Nye
Johson
Congress
Johnson
Roosevelt Budget Message Sparks Alarm From Advisers
As Roosevelt unveiled the 10 billion dollar budget, key advisers worried about the public reaction and tighter-than-expected costs. With a looming July 1 deficit near half the forecast, the president’s frankness appears advantageous.
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Roosevelt
Lowden Named Republican VP Candidate in 1924
These Changing Times notes Frank O. Lowden chosen as Republican vice presidential candidate. He previously served as governor of Illinois. Also reported: Butte deputy sheriffs uncover opium worth 1500 in a cabbage crate shipped from Seattle to West Galena Montana. Wool Growers elect C H Williams of Deer Lodge as president at Helena meeting. Police and federal officers locate a 100 gallon still on South Arizona Street with 160 gallons moonshine and 600 gallons mash.
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Frank O. Lowden
Minois
Butte
Seattle
West Galena
Montana
Butte Woman Elected State Auditor At Convention
Mrs W Speer of Butte wins state auditor post at the tenth annual convention of the State Federation of Women's Clubs in Lewistown. A Milwaukee train derailed 12 miles east of Butte after a rockslide. engineer N Mayo treated for injuries, no passengers hurt. Butte school board calls for teachers to take courses at recognized normal schools after a recent survey. Butte High graduates 101 seniors. Dr E B Craighead, president of State University, delivers commencement address.
Butte Jumps To Third In Baseball Standings
Butte rises to third place in the Montana baseball standings with a 17 to B win over a Salt Lake team. Fourteen late lives are linked to an explosion at a Corning distillery in Peoria, Tl. A 2,500 crowd sets fire to a building at the St. Louis World’s Fair after police ban a bull fight. Esther de B Pettibone and Mrs Nannie B Kelley John stone craft Montana club songs. The fisheries bureau touts oysters as a natural iodine source to prevent goiter. Montana livestock values rise 10 percent in 1933 to $57,930,000. Germany recovers 40 percent of its industrial decline since the low mood. Two Elizabethan needlework caps fetch 625 in London.
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Butte
Salt, Lake
Corning
Peoria
St. Louis
Esther de B. Pettibone
Butta
Nannie B. Kelley Johnstone
Deer Lodge
Montana
Birth Day Honoraries Include Noted Figures in 1800s
Records list Louis Antoine Goday publisher born in 1804 and John Trum bull portrait painter born in 1756 among celebrated birthday figures. The snippet highlights these named individuals tied to the celebratory date.
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Louis Antoine Goday
John Trumbull
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