Reconstruction Corporation Cuts Interest Rates on Loans
The Reconstruction Corporation reduced its loan rates by one half of one percent and loosened the dividend requirement on bank preferred stock to aid recovery. The new rates set 4 percent on most loans and 5 percent for banks and railroads, applying for five years. Jesse H. Jones announced that borrowers must align salaries and expenses with conditions before borrowing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Reconstruction Corporation Today
Wagner
New York
Joans
Jesse H. Jones
Pythian Sisters Attend Services for Mrs. Sarah A Campbell
Calanthe Temple No 3 Pythian Sisters and visiting members are asked to attend a service for Mrs. Sarah A Campbell at her daughter Mrs John Ball 2216 Hazel Street this Monday morning at 8 o clock The remains will be moved to Mrs Ball s home Monday and funeral services follow Tuesday at Unity M E Church at 2 o clock Interment Mt Moriah cemetery Louise A Dietrich 31 died yesterday at White s funeral home remains awaiting funeral announcements later
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pythian Sisters
Calanthe Temple No. 3
Sarah A. Campbell
John Ball
Hazel Street
Obituaries Notice for Mabel Lowery and Anton Salcher
The remains of Mabel Lowery are at Sherman and Reed funeral home with funeral Tuesday at 2 PM conducted by Rev. E J Groeneveld and Holy Cross cemetery interment. W O Tatem, 68, of 234 South Main, also rests at Sherman and Reed with a funeral notice to follow. Anton Salcher’s remains are at Sherman and Reed with funeral details to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salcher
Anton Salcher
Sherman & Reed Funeral Home
Funeral Notices for Caroline Trueman and Horace Bull
The funeral of Caroline Trueman will be held today at noon in the Rose Room of Merrill mortuary with Rev. E J Groeneveld officiating. Interment follows at Dewey Flats. Horace M Bull's funeral is set for 1 PM today in the Rose Room with Rev. A B Bristow officiating.
Desperadoes Kidnap Officers Then Abduct In Narrow Escape
Lonzo Carter phones Sheriff Corry after the attack as two officers are seized by desperadoes. Corry and Marshal Hardy are forced into their car with an injured woman, tied to trees, then released before a pursuit from Erick begins. A farmer’s house yields a telephone call to Sayre, Oklahoma, but the posse finds no trace of the kidnappers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonzo Carter
Pritchard
Corry
Marshal Hardy
Hardy
Erick
Sayre
Okla
Montana Bar Association Set for 47th Annual Meeting in Anaconda
The Montana Bar Association schedules its forty seventh annual meeting in Anaconda June 23 and 24. The program features opening addresses by Mayor Provost and H W Rodgers, lectures by Armour Corvette Rankin and others, a stag dinner, alumni breakfast, and a Sunday golf tournament at Anaconda Country Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
R. E. McHugh
Montana Bar Association
Montana
Frank Provost
H. W. Rodgers
Bar Association
Third Judicial District
Albert Besancon
Missoula
McHugh
R. M. Armour
Great Falls
John E. Corvette Jr
Helena
Raymond Hildebrand
Glendive
Carl McFarland
George B. Winston
Howard Johnson
Butte
Butte Will Speak On “Co-ordination of Courts and Lawyers.” Merle C. Greene
Lewistown
Anaconda Country Club
Pussyfoot Johnson Involved In Car Crash
Philomath Oregon June 11 Pussyfoot Johnson the nationally known prohibition campaigner sustained minor injuries including cuts and bruises when the automobile he rode in overturned after skidding on loose gravel on the Newport Corvallis highway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philomath
Ore
W. EF. “Pussyfoot” Johnson
Newport-Corvallis Highway
Obituaries Notice for Holland and Mertz in Bozeman
In Bozeman Dan F. Holland aged 53 died after a brief illness at 115 East Daly street. The body may be viewed at Merrill mortuary Shamrock room pending funeral arrangements. Richard H. Mertz aged 69 died yesterday afternoon at 3307 Sheridan avenue after a short illness. Viewing available in the State room of the funeral home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Dan F. Holland
East
Daly Street
Merrill Mortuary
Merrill Mortuaries Gateway Branch Receiver Named
PAT RB. GAGNER is appointed Receiver for Merrill Mortuaries Gateway Branch. The filing lists contact as 213 N. Montana with phone 3239.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill Mortuaries, Inc
Gateway Branch
Pat RB. Gagner
Montana
Mexico City Flight Surges Toward Record Distance
Spantch Flyers Goss Atlantic attempt a nonstop Mexico City run with 100 gallons of gasoline, then Barberan and Collar begin a dawn departure from Seville carrying 1320 gallons of fuel and 53 gallons oil. The airship is heavily loaded, taxiing half a mile before lift off. Mattern reaches Khabarovsk in Siberia on leg of first solo world flight, three days behind Post and Gatty. He landed after mistaking the Zea river for the Amur and will press on toward home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Mexico
Barberan and
Collar
Seville
Moscow
Jimmie Mattern
Khabarovsk
Siberia
Wiley Post
Harold Gatty
Mattern
Beloye
Rukhlovo
Sofisk
Zea
Amur
Texas
Pilot J Errol Boyd begins non stop goodwill flight to Haiti
Captain J Errol Boyd launches from Floyd Bennett Field aboard the Bellanca Columbia with co pilot Robert Lyon and author Harold Davis aiming for Port au Prince Haiti. The 2300 mile route from New York should take about 24 hours with 400 gallons of fuel aboard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Clarence Chamberlin
Atlantic
J. Errol Boyd
Floyd Bennett Field
Port Au Prince
Haiti
Boyd
Robert G. Lyon
Harold P. Davis
Columbia
Man Rung Amok In Knife Fray In Richmond
A man, Jacob Glick, hacked his brother Solomon to death with a meat knife and stabbed Solomon's wife, later killing himself after a police stand at a combined store dwelling. Mrs Glick survived. Spectators watched as he fell from a window sill to the sidewalk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Jacob Glick
Glick
Solomon
Adventurer Sails for Galapagos From Staten Island
William Albert Robinson and wife Florence Crane crowd into a 32 foot ketch on Staten Island for a voyage to the Galapagos Islands. They are joined by 20 year old Daniel West who carries the artist’s pens and pencils. They hint at a voyage of six months to a year with the possibility of continuing to the South Seas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
William Albert Robinson
Staten Island
Gallapagos Islands
Robinson
Florence Crane
Chicago
Daniel West
South Seas
Plan to Revive Economy with Public Works and Wages Act
The plan calls for releasing public works funds to lift purchasing power, with $250 million needed to maintain road employment. Army engineers plan a broad rivers and harbors program, districts assigned for project approval, and major industries moving toward wage and hour agreements. General Johnson is prepared to administer the new bill with broad powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Engineering Corps
House
Johnson
Heat Wave Bakes Midwest and East with Record Chicago High
The unusual heat wave caused numerous deaths from heat prostration and drownings across Wisconsin Illinois Missouri Kansas Ohio Indiana and Iowa. Temperatures topped 100 in many cities while New York set a June record and Chicago also posted a high near 100. In Evans ton Illinois high school musicians collapsed during a parade as heat kept players from finishing the march.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
Ilinois
Missouri
Kansas
Ohio
Indiana
Iowa
Mississippi River
Seaboard
Chicago
New York
Mitchell
Fremont
Neb
Omaha
Sioux City
Phoenix
Concordia
Kan
Des Moines
Dodge City
el Paso
Texas
Lake Front
Evanston
Part Payment Of Debt Problem
The administration must avoid signaling a default while Congress revises funding terms. Roosevelt has urged debt payment pending revision, with belief that any acceptable partial payment might be accepted eventually. The issue centers on whether Washington would refuse or accept offered partial payments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Sculptress Speaks at State Rotana Meeting
Mrs. Jessie S. Lincoln of Great Falls addressed National Rotana members at the closing session of its third annual convention. Her model of the late Charles M. Russell was selected for the statuary hall in Washington. Entertainment by the Helena club included trio numbers and a skit. Delegates were guests at a Volta dam picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Jessie S. Lincoln
Charles M. Russell
Statuary Hall
Washington, D. C
National Rotana
Helena Club
Volta Dam
Arctic air link opens between Archangel and Onega
A new air line connects Archangel and Onega in the Arctic region. Planes cover the distance in about one hour while traditional travel would take three or four days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Arctic
Archangel
Onega
Class Awarded School Diplomas at Breakfast
The graduating class will be guests at a breakfast hosted in their honor by the Parent-Teacher Association. Members listed include Cort Harrington Catherine Murray James Kelly Anna bell Chaffin William Finley Doris Parent Lynn Wilson Mary Patricia Hanley James Stephens Mary Lester Joseph Wall Audrey Campana Jack Wall Mary Margaret Binney James Egan Marie Sullivan Teddy Gutz Mary Roose Bernard Sullivan Mary Princes Laird Eugene Kelly Barbara Manning Joseph Moran Dorothy Murphy Fred Lehn Marie O Neill Paul O Connor Janice Foster Frank Regan Drea OConnell William McEc Lafarty Dorothy Donnelly Thomas Torpy Rita Lowney Inez Baynes Frank Griffin Anna McGowan Jack McClafferty Margaret Holland Dan Dougherty Marie OConnell Vincent Riley Agnes McGowan Raymond Stafford Richard Lane.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
Cort Harrington
Catherine Murray
James Kelly
Annabell Chaffin
William Finley
Doris Parent
Lynn Wilson
Mary Patricia Hanley
James Stephens
Mary Lester
Joseph Wall
Audrey Campana
Jack Wall
Mary Margaret Binney
James Egan
Marie Sullivan
Teddy Gutz
Mary Roose
Bernard Sullivan
Mary Princes Laird
Eugene Kelly
Barbara Manning
Congress Hopes to Finish Today on Roosevelt Plan
A group of Republican progressives prepared to oppose the house Roosevelt compromise on the veterans cut, seeking liberal treatment for former service men. Senate leaders expected the report to be approved despite anticipated cross‑party support for the opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cutting
New Mexico
la Follette
Wisconsin
Long
Louisiana
Congress considers bills for White House this week
Leaders hope several measures reach the White House before adjournment. They include the industrial recovery public works bill, the independent offices bill with veterans cuts, the $3.5 billion fourth deficiency bill, the Hawaiian governorship bill, and a $25 million government reorganization proposal. Others face doubt or Senate delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
White House
Senate
Independent Offices
House
St. Lawrence
President Roosevelt
Farm Credit Administration
Four Drownings Reported After Lake Houghton Storm
A violent early evening windstorm on Lake Houghton at Lake Village Michigan caused four drownings and unknown others missing as scores of small fishing boats capsized or overturned. The storm whipped the lake into turmoil with boats drifting ashore in the chaotic aftermath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houghton Lake Village
Mich
Houghton Lake
Currency Move Seen At London Conference Opens
Delegates from 66 nations gather in London for the world economic conference opening with King George. Secretary Hull leads the American push for cheap credit and public works, opposing deflationary currency actions while seeking removal of trade barriers. Premier Daladier and Foreign Minister von Neurath arrive as cautious optimism prevails.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Cordell Hull
Washington
America
Wash Administration
Hull
London
King George
Daladier
France
Konstantin von Neurath
Azana Trusted to Form New Government in Spain
Madrid June 11 Three days after the cabinet resignation Manuel Azana is entrusted to form a new government. He accepted but will not act tonight and will consult republican minorities before any cabinet statement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Manuel Azana
Niceto Alcala Zamora
Azana
Man shoots girl and kills himself in Rome NY
William Benny Lado a 46 year old gasoline station proprietor and father of six shot 18 year old Helen Kubasik after she refused to go for a ride. He then killed himself in Rome New York on June 11, leaving a tragedy at a local crime scene.
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Rome
N. Y
William “Benny” Lado
Helen Kubasik
Jockey Drowns After Derby Triumph in Lake Michigan
Chicago June 11 Eugene James 20 of Louisville Kentucky a jockey who rode Burgoo King to win the Kentucky Derby last year drowned in Lake Michigan today while swimming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Eugene James
Louisville
Lake Michigan
University Opens Dorms for Teachers This Summer
Oglethorpe University will provide free dormitory rooms at no charge for lights and water to teachers attending summer sessions. President Dr Thornwell Jacobs announced all campus dormitories will be available to qualifying teachers who have worked without pay or saved for summer school expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Oglethorpe University
Thornwell Jacobs
University
Oglethorpe
Police Oppose Use of Truth Serum in Confessions
Philadelphia police leaders reject the use of truth serum to obtain confessions. Acting Superintendent Joseph Le Strange voices opposition while Temple University physicians warn the drug must be used with great care as it can render the subject unconscious and be exploited during the subconscious state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Bureau of Police
Joseph le Strange
Temple University
First Mass Blessing for New Priest Harrington
Rev. Harrington presided at his first mass with praise for his path to the priesthood. Father MacDonald and other clergy assisted as the mother received the papal blessing. A banquet followed with remarks by Monsignor Day and notes on St. Lawrence school and parish life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Father MacDonald
Christ
Father Harrington
J. J. Sheerin
Edward Gilmore
A. J. Rooney
Peter Brett
Patrick Harrington
Rome
St. Lawrence School
Victor Day
Harrington
Thomas Connors
St. Lawrence Parochial School
Father A. J. Rooney
Catholic Education
Montana
Pius XI
E. J. Shea
St. Lawrence Parish
E. P. Gilmore
J. J. O'Connor
J. J. McNamara
Adiatic Natives Elevated as Bishops in Papal Rite
In Vatican City on June 11 Pope Pius XII consecrated five Far East natives as bishops during a grand St Peter's ceremony. The event, part of the Trinity feast and holy year program, saw Fathers G B Tong and AttiPetty elevated as coadjutors with succession rights in Indo China and related vicariates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Pius
Far East
St. Peters
G. B. Tong
Annamite
Phat- Dirm
Indo-China
Father Attipetty
Plane crash at fair grounds claims unknown number of lives
Edward M. Fay of Chicago reports that two or more women were aboard the plane the Northern Light piloted by Vickery. Investigators tentatively identify victims as Joseph George Robinson and Edith Robinson of New York and Elizabeth Bean of Bronxville. Fire destroyed bodies and identities may take days to confirm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward M. Fay
Chicago
Joseph George Robinson
Edith
New York
Elizabeth Bean
Bronxville
N. Y
Fair Grounds
Duncan Hodges
Vickery
Curtiss-Reynolds
Mrs Ida Goodwin Dies En Route to Montana Home
Mrs Ida Goodwin 47 known in Powell county and Ovando where she lived for years and her husband ran a blacksmith shop. Her son Dean became a licensed pilot in Portland New York and Montana. She worked as a dietician at Lawrence School for Boys on Long Island before returning to attend Deer Lodge Ovando business and was believed killed while en route. She had previous employment at Powell county high school.
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Ida Goodwin
Powell County
Ovando
Dean Goodwin
Portland
New York
Goodwin
Lawrence School
Long Island
Montana
Deer Lodge
Powell County High School
Ship-by-Rail Group Chooses Butte For 1934 Convention
At its two day meeting in Great Falls the Montana Ship-by-Rail Association re elected officers led by C S Ludwigson of Livingston. Butte is selected to host the 1934 convention with new trustees J B Hartley Laurel A L Vining Whitefish and E R Erskine Missoula joining D C Peck Deer Lodge J C Wallace Butte and F M Braswell Laurel on the board. H M Sims from Great Northern Railway explained the lineup. London schools enroll over 450000 pupils and New Zealand plans its own silver and copper coins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
C. S. Ludwigson
Livingston
Montana Ship-by-Rail Association
Butte
J. B. Hartley
Laurel
A. L. Vining
Whitefish
E. R. Erskine
Missoula
D. C. Peck
Deer Lodge
J. C. Wallace
F. M. Braswell
H. M. Sims
Great Northern Railway
St. Paul
Apostolic Vicars Named for Yachow and Yungninen
Ly, Apostolic vicar of Yachow, China, and Father Joseph Tsoeé, Apostolic vicar of Yungninen, Supe, are named in the church appointment notice. The designation aligns with the regional apostolic governance structure and assigns ecclesiastical oversight to the two locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yachow
China
Joseph Tsoeé
Yungninen
Supe
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Reconstruction Corporation
Columbia Floral Co
West Broadway
Columbia Garden
George T. Wade
Montana Street
Asda
Fred L. Root
White’s Funeral Home
West Park Street
Larry Duggan
Daly-Shea CO. Mortuary Home
Idaho
Ee Glama
Anaconda Bureau
Plang
State Bar Association
Pussyfoot Johnson
Bozeman
Spantch
Goss Atlantic
Galapagos Islands
Industries
Congreso
Garner
Rainey
Byrnes
Tennessee
Harrison
Roper
Opantoh
Man
Lydia E. Pinkham
St. Peter’s
New Zealand
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