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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1933
Page
3
New York reports farm product prices up about 28 percent since February with allied lines rising sharply. Dairy and grains show largest farm gains while metals and housing goods rise modestly. improve price relations easing farmer debt burden. In Ireland, crowds disrupted a Dublin Connolly hall lecture on The Danger of War.
League of Nations experts warn that severe and arbitrary restrictions on commerce threaten world trade. Embargos quotas and import licenses curb exchange. abolition could boost exports and purchases of foreign products as nations seek economic disarmament. Opposition in Chile delays budget action and keeps monthly appropriations in use.
Brackett argues that competition is being replaced by cooperation to stabilize business. He notes payroll declines widen profits pressure and cites how costs and prices drive sales. The piece outlines the recovery bill aims to curb price competition and lists schemes like secret rebates misbranding and imitation.
Twelve passengers are reported dead or injured and about 50 feared missing after a flood caused a derailment of the Taurus Express near Eskishehr, Istanbul.
The American freighter Arizon arrived in Boston with its 60 crew members exhausted after battling a fire in a hold for nearly 60 hours. The ship, sailing from Mobile Alabama to Bremen Germany, carried cotton lumber and resin.
The University of Kentucky experiment station reports Kentucky bluegrass and sunshine boost copper and iron in chicken eggs, making them especially rich in minerals valuable against anemia. Bluegrass-egg yolks outperform cod liver oil in copper content.
Two robbers forced Ike Myers, ice company manager, to reveal $200 hidden among ice at his Chicago plant. Myers moved pallets of ice as the men sifted through the blocks to recover the cash after the theft.
The S A C met at the Y M C A lecture room on Friday June 9 to discuss June activities. Inez Aho reentered the commercial dept, and Miss Ethel Mills visited from Cascade. Thirty six perfect tests were turned in by the typewriting students. several new entries joined the dept.
Catholic men of Montana plan the annual laymen's retreat at Carroll College Helena. Reservations contact Rev Paul B Kirchen Carroll College Helena with Father Emmet Riley in charge. The retreat runs Friday June 16 through Sunday June 18 and is under Knights of Columbus auspices but open to all.
One third of workers in New South Wales who lost jobs during the early downturn have been rehired in recent months, according to the state premier.
Two inmates from the Kansas State Penitentiary at Lansing, Billie Woods and Clifford Dopson, were captured near Junction, Texas, after a gun battle with customs officers. They, along with two women, rode in a sedan that was stopped. Woods fired his shotgun and six pistols were recovered. Officers took all into custody and guarding was tightened to prevent rescue.
Marshall Cochran 57 a section worker for Idaho and Montana for 18 years died Friday after a three months illness. A native of Texas he leaves a sister and brother there. The body is at Daly-Shea mortuary awaiting funeral next week.
Mrs. Mabel Lowery 53 a city resident for 26 years died yesterday at her home 2921 Busch Street after a lengthy illness. Born in Wisconsin she lived in Deer Lodge and Butte before settling here. Survived by husband William three sisters Mrs Askman of Butte Mrs Gere of Greeley Colorado Mrs Baldwin of Bakersfield California one brother Ted Rodgers of Drummond Mont two nieces and three nephews. Body taken to Sherman and Reed chapel funeral arrangements to be announced.
Silver Bow Motor offers a free trip to the Century of Progress exposition in Chicago for buyers of a new Dodge or DeLuxe Plymouth Six. The package includes train or bus fare, hotel stays in Detroit and Chicago, a Dodge factory tour, and optional airplane travel with meals on board.
GasBever Engineers advertise a 1933 World's Fair auto gauge and inside engine oiling device that saves gas and oils valves simultaneously. Fits all cars and easy to install with a wrench. Agents wanted nationwide. offer includes a free sample to named Buick. address and car name unclear.
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