Roosevelt Court Size Fight Triggers Senate Filibuster Threats
Senate Democrats vow to filibuster any compromise to add seats to the Supreme Court as administration negotiates a summer vote. Senator McCarran blasts a compromise, while Burke says a filibuster may be unnecessary if votes exist. Borah opposes giving political control to the courts as roosevelts vacation remark draws reaction.
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Senate
Roosevelt Court
Supreme Court
McCarran
Nevada
Burke
Nebraska
High Court
Borah
Idaho
Bilt
Roosevelt
Britain fights to salvage neutrality pact in Spanish war
The Associated Press reports Britain works to restore the non intervention agreement amid German and Italian reluctance. Eden faces disunity over a clause requiring consulship input before reprisals, while zones for neutral ships in Spanish waters gain tentative support. In the Basque front Bilbao’s ring holds against insurgent assaults as government air forces downed two insurgent planes. a civilian woman was killed and two children wounded in raids near Bilbao.
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Anthony Eden
Spanish
France
Saint Jean de Luz
Croix du Jour
Spain
Bilbao
Mount
Lemona
Kalispell Woman Re-elected President of State Club Group
The Rev. Margaret F. Clifford of Kalispell was re-elected president of the Montana State Federation of Business and Professional Women's clubs at the close of the sixteenth annual convention held in Miles City. Officers include Mrs. Cecil Carey of Baker as first vice president Eunice Hutchings of Glendive as second vice president Helen Christopher of Miles City as treasurer and Mrs. Nellie Cross of Miles City as recording secretary.
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Miles City
Margaret F. Clifford
Kalispell
Montana
Boat Mishap Kills Four on Lone Tree Lake Near Loveland
Four men drowned when a motorboat capsized on Lone Tree lake southwest of Loveland Colorado. A survivor Maynard Harris Englewood was treated for shock and hypothermia after swimming to shore. he identified the deceased as Kenneth and Junior Willets Englewood Herschel B Main and Clarence Edlin of Denver. The boat overturned about 300 feet from shore as the party sped across the water.
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Colo
Lone Tree Lake
Here
Pensne
Elp
Kenneth Willets
Junior Willets
Englewood
Herschel B. Main
Clarence Edlin
Denver
Maynard Harris
Harris
Montana Weekend Outlook: Fair Skies on Sunday and Monday
Montana forecast calls for generally fair weather on Sunday and Monday with warmer temperatures in the southern and extreme eastern portions on Sunday. No precipitation expected and conditions should remain mild into early next week.
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Montana
Knights of Columbus to Initiate Fourth Degree Class in Anaconda
In Anaconda Montana the Knights of Columbus Fourth Degree will exemplify a large initiation Sunday afternoon. About 40 men from various Montana cities will join the class led by Thomas F McCarvel master of the district. This marks the first Montana Fourth Degree exemplification since 1932 with Helena bishop Joseph M Gilmore present.
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Helena
Knights of Columbus
Montana
Joseph M. Gilmore
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Man Found Near Mercury Street Dying, No ID
An unidentified about 45 year old man was found dying by police on Mercury Street just west of Main. He was taken to St James hospital where Dr. Mark Holcomb pronounced him dead. Coroner Duff noted a slight head lacera tion and no signs of violence. The body lies at Daly-Shea mortuary.
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M. F. Duff
Ole Linz
Tom Calpin
Dick Mundy
Ed Malthen
China Alley
Colorado
Main Streets
St. James Hospital
Mark Holcomb
Holcomb
Duff
Daly-Shea Mortuary
Republic Steel faces court orders as pickets resist
In Youngstown Ohio Republic Steel fights to keep its Warren and Niles plants open amid a strike. The Steel Workers Organizing Committee vows to block access and confiscate weapons. Chicago authorities order removal of pickets at the plant after deadly clashes.
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Republic Steel Corporation
Steel Workers’ Organizing Committee
Youngstown
Philip Murray
Republic
Warren and
Niles
Chicago
Edward J. Kelly
Republic Corporation
Cleveland
Washington Post Office
Tom Girdler
Wiles, D
United States
Roosevelt pushes Congress to act before adjournment
Washington June 5 President Roosevelt presses Congress to revamp the Supreme Court reorganize agencies set wage and hour standards plan conservation aid farm tenants build low cost housing close tax loopholes extend nuisance taxes and pass planning and conservation measures. House leaders forecast a session extending toward late August and a Labor Day return to Alabama.
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Washington
House
Roosevelt
Congress
Bankhead
Rayburn
Supreme Court
Alabama
Senate
Robinson
Cupid’s June Run Pairs 8 Couples for Licenses
Dan Cupid added eight marriage licenses yesterday, bringing June totals to 23 in five days. The list includes Willie Stephens 23 and Margaret Stevens 24 of Hamilton. Herbert Albright 23 and Bessie Moyle 22 of Butte. George Kalafatich 23 and Phyllis Mellon 18 of Butte. Roy Laverne Ward and Mary Margaret Hogan of Missoula. William J. Hicks 27 and Evelyn Smith 28 of Butte. Howard Sylvester 45 and Mary Crone 35 of Butte. Fletcher McCallum 23 and Mary Baker 19 of Butte. Melvin Stramseth 29 and Helen Ouellette 19 of Butte.
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Dan Cupid
Willie Stephens
Margaret Stevens
Hamilton
Herbert Albright
Bessie Moyle
Butte
George Kalafatich
Phyllis Mellon
Roy Laverne Ward
Mary Margaret Hogan
Missoula
William J. Hicks
Evelyn Smith
Howard Sylvester
Mary Crone
Fletcher McCallum
Mary Baker
Melvin Stramseth
Helen Ouellette
Woman Held for Husband Murder in Grand Coulee Cabin
Sophia Schossow, 38, charged with second degree murder for fatally stabbing her husband Joe Schossow with a butcher knife at their Grand Coulee cabin Tuesday night. Prosecutor ER W Schwellenbach announced the charge in Ephrata Washington and set bond at $10,000.
Moisture Shortage Persists in Northern Eastern Montana
The United States Weather Bureau says despite recent rain and snow, crops in northern and eastern Montana still need substantial moisture. Showers lingered in the Treasure state with scattered reports of rain, snow, and hail across several towns.
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Associated Press
Montana
United States Weather Bureau
Helena
Glendive
Bozeman
Billings
Cut Bank
Missoula
Livingston
Weather Bureau
Honeymoon Castle Sleepy Scene as Duke and Duchess Interact
Noetsch Austria June 5 a telephone repairman routed the Duke and Duchess of Windsor in Wasserleonburg castle during their honeymoon. Edward appeared in Alpine shorts and a white shirt as the duchess dressed in a light blue frock. The repairman worked under the duke’s wary gaze in the blue bedroom.
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Austria
Duchess of Windsor
Wasserleonburg
Edward
Wasserleonburg Castle
Thomas Trainor Missing 10 Days Found Dead Near Yakima
Thomas Trainor 38 known in Butte was missing from a Northern Pacific train returning from Seattle May 26. Found dead at Wapato Washington 16 miles southeast of Yakima. Identification via pocket papers including a Butte Bartenders Union card. Survived by widow daughter mother and in-laws. Funeral arrangements awaiting Duggan's Merrill mortuary.
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Tucker) Trainor
Northern Pacific
Wapato
Yakima
Wash
Butte
Seattle
McNeil Island
Trainor
Butte Bartenders’ Union
John
Sax) Gwinn
West Broadway
Bartenders’ Union
Cripple Creek
Colo
West Quartz Street
A. C. M. Company
Lilliart Trainor
Virginia Lee Trainor
Thomas Trainor
Joseph Boyle
Mary Claire Boyle
Rose Shovlin
Duggan
Merrill Mortuary
Canoeists Missing After Good-Will Trip Found Downed
The overturned canoe of Herbert Steward and Herman Snyder was found near the seven mile COC camp north of Spokane. The two youths, en route from Spokane to Portland with greetings for the Portland Rose festival, were missing. An inhalator squad was rushed to the scene as sheriff reports halted.
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Spokane
Wash
U.P
Herbert Steward
Herman Snyder
Sheriff's Office
Portland
Columbia
Re registration under way with 100 signing up
More than 500 persons re registered yesterday at the county clerk and recorder's office as a new state law became effective. Addis McGrath noted a long line before opening and said about 20 000 would re register this year. Senator Wheeler spoke as voters filed their cards and residents learned precincts while the 27 000 already registered prepare for future bonds and petitions.
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David J. O'Connor
Mr. O'Connor
Addis McGrath
James Nugent
Ed Fogerty
Wyoming Street
O'Connor
McGrath
B. K. Wheeler
Butte clerks end three week strike with 15 percent raise
The Butte clerks union voted unanimously to accept a general 15 percent wage increase and maintained hours and conditions. Several hundred members met at Miners' Union Hall and finished business in about 30 minutes. Downtown Butte will resume normal hours as stores reopen tomorrow.
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Butte Clerks’ Union
Miners’ Union Hall
East Park Street
Silver Bow Employers’ Association
Anaconda Honors Mrs Hoover at Banquet in Smelter City
Anaconda Girl Scouts and Smelter City leaders paid tribute to Mrs Herbert Hoover wife of the former president and president of the national council Girls Scouts of America at a Montana hotel banquet. She arrived this afternoon and later spoke to Anaconda troop girls after conferring with local officials.
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Herbert Hoover
United States
National Council
Girls Scouts of America
Montana
Boise
Idaho
Mary Jane Littlefield
Salt Lake City
Wheeler Expounds Stand On Court In Great Falls
Senator Burton Wheeler in Great Falls criticizes the Supreme Court saying it erred at times yet lawmakers share blame for inaction. He argues progress is stalled as a Court not abreast of times affects farmers and homes across the nation.
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