Roosevelt Signs Mortgage Refinancing Bill Amid Foreclosure Urging
President Roosevelt signed the home mortgage refinancing act urging creditors to defer foreclosures until the law is in operation. The measure allows exchanges of mortgages up to 20 000 for 5 percent government bonds, loans up to 80 percent, 14 000 max, three year moratorium, and 15 year repayment. A Home Owners Loan Corporation will administer the act with the Home Loan Bank Board supervising.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Home Loan Bank Board
Home Owners Loan Corporation
European Bloc Moves and War Debts Dominate Conference
At the world economic conference, western European states push for a four power bloc led by Mussolini while fights over war debts and currency continue. Hull delays speech as MacDonald, Jung, and Smuts press immediate debt settlement amid broader calls for stable gold standards and monetary reform.
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Mussolini
Scandinavia
Holland
Belgium
Luxembourg
Stockholm
France
Germany
Rome
United States
Europe
Hull
Neville Chamberlain
House of Commons
MacDonald
Ramsay MacDonald
Parley
Georges Bonnet
Mr. Hull
James M. Cox
London
Cox
Daladier
Great Britain
America
Italy
Jung
Jan Christian Smuts
Union of South Africa
General Smuts
Sam D. McReynolds
South Africa
Viscount Ishii
Japan
Constantin von Neurath
von Neurath
Berlin
Geneva
Viscount Kikujiro Ishii
Pedro Cosio
Uruguay
Atul Chatterjee
League of Nations
Adam Koc
Poland
Orestes Ferrara
Cuba
Alexandre Malinoff
Bulgaria
Engelbert Dollfuss
Austria
Montanans Visiting Montanans at Acoma L D Gilbert Helena
A list of visiting Montanans names and connections from Helena, Great Falls, Missoula, Billings, Livingston, Bozeman, and other towns. Entries include individuals and couples such as Mr. and Mrs. T Byers, J B Lowell, Mrs A J Caldwell, T C Sweeney, and many others attending events at locations like Acoma L D Gilbert Grand and Leggat.
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Acoma
L. D. Gilbert
Billtome
Helena
W. Hatcher
Augusta
Arizona
J. B. Lowell
T. Byers
Boul
D. E. Sullivan
Great Falls
M. Phillips
McLeod
Butte
A. H. Maillet
Kaliepell
Ben Barnett
Sam Barnett
M. I. Leydig
Missoula
Thomas Flynn
Wisdom
Livingston
Leggat
T. J. Regan
S. D. Ross
Matt Diamond
Bozeman
Yellow danger color in new health test
A newly reported chemical color test in Journal des Praticiens by Faust Zambrini of Nice analyzes saliva in a test tube with specific reagents. Colors range from clear to violet. clear liquid or pale rose suggests good health, while orange or lemon shades indicate potential illness.
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Paris
Journal Des Praticiens
Faust Zambrini
Nice
Lipppmann argues for completing Roosevelt program bridge across crisis
Lipppmann contends the federal government must finalize measures begun in March to restore credit, stabilize prices, aid relief, and finance public works. He praises temporary powers granted to the president, rejects delaying tactics, and urges loyalty with vigilance as Congress reconvenes in January.
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Congress
Roosevelt
New York Tribune, Inc
Blood for Food Scheme in Central Australia
Aboriginal people flock to a depot where Prof. H. W. Davies and a university team conduct scientific blood tests. Natives accept food and old shirts but reject trousers offered as gifts, showing mixed reception to the aid effort.
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Adelaide
Australia
Central Australia
H. W. Davies
County To Go On Cash Basis Under Moon Plan
Jefferson county commission announced a bank loan from Ogden Utah to shift to cash basis. Special auditor C B Moon said the plan retires road bonds of 25000 dollars and 45000 dollars of tax anticipation notes. Debts incurred since January 9 will be repaid from the loan.
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RIGBY
Jefferson County Commission
Ogden
Utah
C. B. Moon
Moon
First Lady Returns to White House After 10 Day Trip
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt lands at Washington from Newark at 11:08 a.m. ending nearly ten days away. She traveled to the Pacific coast and back by air, resuming duties at the White House.
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Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Newark
N. J
White House
Pacific Coast
Miss Suzan Wilson Attends Evening Affair in Crepe Dress
Miss Suzan Wilson, daughter of Frances Perkins, the Secretary of Labor, attended an evening affair wearing eggshell tinted crepe with a high waist and butterfly skirt. Her gown featured tan pleats and a cherry red lacquered ribbon girdle tied in a large bow at one side.
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Washington
Suzanna Wilson
Labor
Frances Perkins
Board Adjourns Regular Meeting Over Salary Reductions
The board announced emergency salary cuts for 1933 34 based on 1931 pay with 30 25 and 20 percent scales. Adjustments affect families with multiple teachers and cap monthly amounts to align with new reduced scales.
Spotted fever cases rise to twelve in Montana report
Six new Rocky Mountain spotted fever cases were confirmed today by state epidemiologist Dr. J H Crouch. Officials said the new infections were reported from Crow Agency Bridger Townsend Geraldine Big Timber and Yellowstone County, bringing total cases to twelve.
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Helena
Rocky Mountain
J. H. Crouch
Crow Agency
Bridger
Townsend
Geraldine
Big Timber
Yellowstone County
Man revived by electricity pace maker tale
Dr E Fritze of Beth David hospital recounts a man brought back to life using a pace-maker inserted into the heart through the chest The device delivered tiny electric currents to stimulate heart action and remained active until the son arrived The exhibit is by Dr Albert S Hyman of Beth David hospital.
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E. Fritze
Beth David Hospital
New York
Albert S. Hyman
Anaconda Man to Head Foresters of Great Falls
Anaconda Man to head Foresters of Great Falls and Henry Ceynor of Great Falls named state trustees. Pat Gagner was toastmaster at the banquet where new officers spoke. Father Michael McCormack opened the convention with a mass and spoke on the order’s foundation. Mr McCarvel and Henry Pissot addressed Catholic education in Montana. Mr Mayer spoke on the coming international convention. Delegates and visitors enjoyed motor rides around Butte yesterday.
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Great Falls
Henry Ceynor
Pat Gagner
Michael McCormack
St. Joseph's Church
National Order
McCarvel
State Court of the Order
Henry Pissot
Montana
Mayer
Butte
Austrian Drive Angers Germany in Nazi Power Struggle
The piece reports Germany’s efforts to immunize a Nazi organizer via Habicht as assistant press attache in Vienna, rejected by Austria. Chancellor Dollfuss, amid a London economics conference, plans to return to oversee Austria’s delicate situation. He ordered last night the occupation of Nazi offices and tighter party controls. The German forest council says converting forest reserves to chemicals could aid up to 400,000 people.
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Germany
Habicht
Vienna
Engelbert Dollfuss
London
Austria
German Federal Forest Council
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Walter Lippmann
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Colbert
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Matthew C. Brush
Wall Street
Elizabeth Hunger
Brush
Thomas McCarvel
Ford Dearborn
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