Industrialists poised for Johnson board role in trade talks
Three industrial leaders Walter C. Teagle Alfred P Sloan and Gerard Swope were reported ready for a five man board to represent industry in trade agreement discussions under the industrial act. President Roosevelt expected to sign and appoint General Johnson as administrator as soon as Congress enacts the bill.
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Walter C. Teagle
Standard Oil
Alfred P. Sloan
General Motors
Gerard Swope
General Electric
Hugh 8
Conoco Tent City Tour Spreads Across the West
Conoco officials head a 7500 mile inspection tour from Ponca City on May 22 using tent headquarters. Dan Moran leads the party with 18 officials and a crew of eight, visiting 18 states and multiple properties to stimulate business before returning June 25.
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Jack Mertz
Conoco
Mertz
Oklahoma
Texas
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Colorado
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P. J. Ryan
E. O. Bennett
T. D. Harris
E. H. Skinner
W. H. O'Connor
Wesley Nunn
Louis Sporar
Ted Lachenmayer
Jack Metz
Nunn
Today and Tomorrow by Walter Lippmann
Column argues the Roosevelt administration must retain financial controls to fund reform without triggering deflation. It warns Congress and lobbies could seize treasury power, risking public confidence, and urges steadfast presidential leadership amid a 1933 budget crisis.
Glacier Park to St Marys Highway Nears Completion
Helena June 7 The Glacier Park highway from St Marys to Belton is expected to be finished this year said Ralph D Rader chief engineer of the state highway department No work has begun on Libby Troy road near the Idaho line due to withdrawal of federal funds The Libby Troy stretch now runs high above the Kootenai river a new lower level standard width route is proposed
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Glacier Park
St. Mary's
Belton
Ralph D. Rader
State Highway Department
Libby
Troy
Idaho Line
Kootenai River
Conoco Eyes Strong Oil Business as Travel Picks Up
Conoco officials claim bright prospects for oil sales as travel climbs. Nunn says the company does not wait for business but goes after it and expects the tourist season to improve beyond last year as summer approaches.
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Butte
Conoco
Nunn
Delegation Nears Great Britain Capital In Tight Economic Talks
An American delegation nears London for currency stabilizing talks and a possible 10 percent world wide cut proposed by some nations. Senator Pittman backs silver reserves at five percent. Secretary Hull toasts De Valera in Cobh.
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Eamon de Valera
Cobh
Hull
Free State
Republic
Ireland
Roosevelt
Montanans Visit Names and Places Across State Listings
A listing details Montanans visiting from various towns including Billings Helena Chinook and Great Falls, noting accompanying individuals such as Mr. and Mrs., and others across multiple locales from Finlen to Acoma. The fragment ends with Grand-Clara Worthing.
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Arizona
Joseph Favre
Billings
Arthur Brown
John Brown
Helena
J. G. White
Basin
Pred Holman
Wisdom
Finlen
Jonnie Griffin
Chinook
O. J. Johnson
Wolf Point
Emery E. Wilson
Neihart
Jean P. Gerlough
P. J. Shea
Shelby
George Renaker
F. J. Franta
Havre
F. Mallette
J. C. Gibson
R. C. Grant
Alice Hamilton
Hot Springs
Douglas Gold
Browning
J. A. Stout
Bozeman
the Butte
J. H. Daddow
Hall
George Brundage
Ed Titter
Lewistown
Jeff Tonto
Sheridan
the Acoma
Ted Anderson
Three Forks
Colleges See brighter job outlook for 1933 graduates
Leaders from Iowa State College and the University of Alabama say college and university graduates will face improved opportunities within a year. Presidents note rising demand for men, more teaching positions, and gains in technical careers amid construction and government changes. Some warn about fewer graduates this summer but expect openings for those returning to study. Names cited include R. M. Hughes, M. A. Brannon, George H. Denny, Harold 8. Boardman, E. A. Burnett, Patrick J. Mahan, and Albert Britt.
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R. M. Hughes
Iowa State College
M. A. Brannon
University of Montana
George H. Denny
University of Alabama
Civilian Construction Corps
University of Maine
Harold 8. Boardman
Albert Britt
Knox College
Galesburg
E. A. Burnett
University of Nebraska
Patrick J. Mahan
Creighton University
Omaha
Mattern Down Ends Dream Of Atlantic Flight Attempt
The Seafarer crash halted Mollison and Amy Johnsons bid to fly from New York to Baghdad and back in 35 hours. Spectators saw the twin motor ship overturn after a runway start with a heavy gasoline load. Amy and Mollison hoped for a long, record-setting flight despite tension and prior successes.
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A. W. Johnson
Betty
New York
Atlantic
Bagdad
New York-Bagdad
Mollison
England
Legion installs officers for district convention
Silver Bow post No. 1 American Legion installs new commander Earle N. Genzberger and other officers after adopting reports. Genzberger outlines plans for a large membership drive as delegates from multiple districts prepare to gather in Butte for the Mining District No. 6 convention with a parade banquet and dance to follow. Delegates named include Ben F. Hardin James Combo and James McCashin with alternates Shugert Carlson Chapman and McCraw.
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Silver Bow Post
American Legion
Earle N. Genzberger
Ben Hardin
Hardin
Butte
Genzberger
Charles Staples
Fred P. Cox
Earl Miller
Louis Buettner
Joe Shugert
Henrietta Vinyard
W. L. Chapman
Pat R. Gagner
Fred Lehn
Ben F. Hardin
John Schalz
C. O. Smithers
James Combo
James McCashin
William Boast
Bill Carlson
Jud Mce Craw
Compromise on Veterans Sought in War Disability Debate
The Senate and President propose costed plans on service connected disabilities. Roosevelt backs a targeted six year window rather than all postwar cases. Democratic leaders push time for official compromise with veterans committee and budget heads. Leadership signals possible acceptance of Senate amendment before conference.
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Independent Offices
Roosevelt
Special Veterans’ Committee
House
Reno Frowns on New York Gigolos Beating Wives
In Reno Maine a New York playboy gene A Bowen was found guilty of assaulting Miriam Hostetter Young. Justice of Peace Francis J Cunningham sentenced Bowen to 26 days in the county jail or a 60 dollar fine. The judge said Reno does not approve of New York gigolos coming to Reno to beat up on other men's wives.
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Mev
Eugene A. Bowen
New York
Playboy
Miriam Hostetter Young
Justice of Peace
Francis J. Cunningham
Bowen
Cunningham
Axel Johnson
Power Pact Signed in Rome
Mussolini says the Rome pact aims to protect interests of all states not just parties and seeks world reconstruction. He argues collaboration should include all nations and especially the United States, without which durable pacification and economic restoration are impossible.
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Mussolini
United States
Signor Mussolini
Veterans' expenditure limits debated in Connally amendment
Representative Goldsborough of Maryland as chairman of the special veterans committee said sentiment favored limiting reductions on veterans' expenditures to 15 percent. He indicated an agreement with the president could be possible, but record support for the Connally amendment was clear.
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Senate
Finance Committee
Roosevelt
Harrison
Reed
Republican
Pennsylvania
Thomas
Oklahoma
Men Today
Secretary of Interior
Ickes
Congress
Hoover
Goldsborough
Special Veterans’ Committee
Two Men Arrested for Tool Theft at Interstate Lumber
Detective Jack Duggan reports the arrest of two men named George and Charles Walker following a theft of tools from Interstate Lumber company offices. They are detained at Deer Lodge for authorities.
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Jack Duggan
Deer Lodge
Interstate Lumber Company
George and
Charles Walker
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