10 Jun 1933
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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1933
Page
1
The editorial notes the June 15 due payment on war debts and warns that without a temporary agreement no permanent currency or tariff deals can hold. Six months of discussion have yielded no decision, and a dignified solution is urged to prevent international tension at the world economic conference.
Miss Mary Pat Kelley daughter of Mr and Mrs Cornelius F Kelley of New York and Manhasset will wed Mr G Chester Doubleday son of Mr George Doubleday of New York and Ridgefield Conn The ceremony will be at St Marys Church Manhasset with a nuptial mass by Rev R F Higgins A reception follows at Sunny Skies Manhasset with family and friends in attendance
Washington reports the senate passed Roosevelt’s national industrial recovery bill by 57 to 24 after four days of debate. The measure, backed by the president and his brain trust, shifts from strict competition to cooperative long range planning, with the house already approving and sending it to conference.
Delegates to the Lions' clubs convention for the thirty seventh district convene in session in Butte Montana with officials to be elected today and a meeting place for next year to be chosen. The event includes social functions and a program arranged by the Butte and Big Hole basin clubs with local merchants supporting.
St. Lawrence church in Walkerville hosts the first solemn high mass by Rev. Daniel B. Harrington a local native. Mass at 10 30 a m includes a parish procession and Knights of Columbus guard of honor followed by a banquet at Hibernia hall. Harrington is one of four parishioners to become priests with Emmet Shea and William Mc listed among them.
Mrs. Caroline Trueman a pioneer resident who arrived when Silver Bow was larger than Butte died at her daughter Mrs L Moore 1941 Sampson street after 10 days of illness. Born in St Joseph Missouri she came west with her husband John B Trueman later living in Eureka Nevada where he ran a freight line. She accompanied freighting trips and aided during a fight with Indians before the family moved to Montana in 1879. The railroad then ended at Eagle Rock and the wagon road brief details follow on page 12.
Mae Murray former screen actress files for divorce from Prince David MDivani alleging cruelty. She cites a dinner party incident and seeks custody of their son without alimony or property settlement. The case follows a previous dismissed 1931 divorce filing.
Partly cloudy conditions expected across Montana for Saturday and Sunday with slightly cooler temperatures in the south central and extreme eastern areas on Saturday.
Washington reports the senate approval and presidential signature await to enact a $2 billion home owners relief measure. The bill creates the Home Owners Loan Corporation to assist homeowners with mortgages on homes valued at $20,000 or less housing four units or fewer.
The article reports President Roosevelt starting daily swimming as his new exercise after the White House pool, funded by public subscription and built in the west wing. It notes prior presidents’ activities, the public campaign raising about 15000 dollars, and the pool’s features including aquamarine tiles and two dressing rooms.
Max Baer, after a big fight, spends June day with actress over breakfast and admits marriage looks serious once divorce is settled. He notes a divorce from his first wife and a separation action against his second. a third woman seeks $250,000 in breach of promise damages.
A call for 33 young men from Butte to join western Montana forest camps was received by the Silver Bow Emergency Relief Association. Registered applicants should appear at 10 AM Monday at the American Legion hall for a lottery to select the quota. Ages 18 to 25 in good health, with an army officer from Fort Missoula to inspect drawn candidates.
State Fire Marshal J. W. Mountjoy opened an inquiry into an early Monday morning blaze at Drynan Plumbing, 114 North Main, after gasoline was reported in the back room. Firemen battled dense fumes and flames, damaging the premises by several hundred dollars. Six five-gallon carboys were found suspended from steam pipes, suggesting incendiary origin.
The United States sent notes to 13 nations reminding them of war debt payments due next Thursday and offered payment in American government securities instead of cash. The treasury will waive the 30 day notice normally required for securities payments, amid near total debt strain and growing concerns of default. The British cabinet had just met and sent a note to President Roosevelt to avert an impasse.
London reports the cabinet after a long meeting under Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald sent a new war debts note to Washington for President Roosevelt. The June 15 payment decision was postponed pending the U S response as Cordell Hull leads the U S delegation.
Jimmie Mattern started the transpacific leg from Moscow at 1 50 a m local time aiming for Khabarovsk after a mishap, flying toward a solo around the world. He trails the 1931 record set by Wiley Post and Harold Gatty and seeks the first solo circumnavigation.
J P Morgan denounces publicity of client lists as unwarranted criticism of customers after hearings. The banker protested a record list showing Johns Manville stock sales in 1927 to Morgan company officials and notable outsiders, including Woodin Davis Young and Raskob.
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