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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1933

Page

3

Nearly 200 youths registered for Montana 4 H session

About 187 Montana youngsters from rural areas arrived at Montana State College for a four day Montana 4 H convention. The Montana extension service and U S Department of Agriculture organize the event with MSU. Charles Mather Irving Iverson Marjorie Stuart Elizabeth Wilde lead the group as officers. Tonight counties staged stunts and a rodeo themed impersonation of Roosevelt.

Bozeman Montana Montana State College Montana Extension Service U. S. Department of Agriculture Charles E. Potter J. M. Hamilton Charles Mather Lewistown Irving Iverson Conrad Marjorie Stuart Havre Elizabeth Wilde Bainville President Roosevelt College Gallatin County Gallatin Canyon

Two Army Aviators Die In Boise Plane Crash

Flight Lieutenants George B. Haltlett and Whitney Close of the 116th observation squadron based at Felts Field Spokane were killed as their planes collided during a simulated attack dive with the Idaho National Guard near Boise. Both aircraft crashed about 200 yards apart in total wreckage though neither burned.

Boise Idaho George B. Hallett Whitney 116Th Feltsfield Spokane Wash Idaho National Guard

Surprise debts message on partial settlement advances

A British note proposing partial payment on the $75,950,000 war debt installment was sent to Washington with no final settlement precedent. Italy offered a similar informal proposal. In Bolton England a doctor revived a gasv poisoned woman’s dog using the same artificial respiration device used on the mistress.

Roosevelt State Department Washington Italy Bolton England

Washington in miniature as solond adjourns Senate

Report from June 13 describes the Capitol as a small town scene with crowds at the depot of the railway town watching the Senate finish its session. The gallery fills, notable figures like Alice Roosevelt Longworth observe, and Mrs. John Garner knits while awaiting the Senate’s closure on veterans legislation and price fixing debate.

Washington Senate Senate Chamber House Alice Roosevelt Longworth Rainey John Garner

Officers Named By Undertakers At Montana Meet

The Montana Funeral Directors association elected officers at its annual convention in Helena. Herman H. Dokken of Bozeman was named president, Arthur Opp of Helena as vice president, Ralph J. Conrad of Helena as secretary, with Hugh Daly of Butte and R. W. Ross of Deer Lodge serving on the board of directors. Cotton textile exports from Japan in the first quarter of this year were double those of the same period in 1932.

Helena Mont Montana Funeral Directors Association Herman H. Dokken Bozeman Arthur Opp Ralph J. Conrad Hugh Daly Butte R. W. Ross Deer Lodge Japan

Deadlock in Congress over war debts and veterans plan

Congress faces renewed stalemate as the Senate passes large deficiency bills for public works and debates the Glass-Steagall reform. The White House backs cuts to veterans' benefits, threatening a veto, while leaders push for adjournment amid clashes over war debt and economic policy.

Senate House Carter Glass Virginia Glass-Steagall J. P. Morgan and Company Roosevelt J. Hamilton Lewis Illinois Arthur Robinson Indiana Great Britain Lewis Sam White House Independent Offices Congress Burns Capitol Senate Majority Joseph T Robinson James F. Byrnes South Carolina Veterans Pat Harrison Finance Committee Robinson Administration Harrison Neville Chamberlain London United States

Road contract to be awarded for Vigilante trail upgrade

A large Madison county delegation met the commission to seek construction of an improved highway along the Vigilante trail, linking the 19 mile house on the Butte Whitehall road with Twin Bridges Virginia City Sheridan and Ennis and potentially connecting with a proposed federal route to West Yellowstone. Delegations from Jefferson and Carbon counties also attended. Fisherwomen of Newhaven Scot-have formed a choir and will.

Missoula Montana Madison County Butte-Whitehall Twin Bridges Virginia City Sheridan Ennis West Yellowstone Jefferson Carbon Counties

State Printing Contracts Awarded Across Nine Cities

Helena June 13. State Printing contracts totaling between 40 000 and 50 000 were awarded to firms in Billings Bozeman Butte Dillon Great Falls Havre Helena Lewistown and Missoula. Purchasing Agent J E Murphy said lower costs likely reduce overall expenditure compared with recent years.

Helena J. E. Murphy Billings Bozeman Butte, Dillon Great Falls Havre Lewistown Missoula

Breakfast in London to dine in Switzerland by air link

Passengers on a new London air service will breakfast in the city and dine in Switzerland the same day. Swiss train connections synced with air schedules will reach numerous Swiss resorts in hours, with rapid air links to Austria also available.

London Switzerland Austria

Apportionment of Funds by Districts and Libraries

Districts 2 through 11 allocate funds to schools and libraries with specific amounts for each area. A separate note reports Britain's yard and waste production in the first eight months of 1932 rising 50 percent over the same period in 1931.

Britain

County Receives Beer Fee Share and Vehicle Funds

Powell county treasurer John A. Shaw reports that since Montana legalized beer, the county has collected 1009.38 dollars from beer fees and 2499.69 dollars from motor vehicle fee distributions, sourced from state treasurer and state auditor records.

Deer Lodge Powell County Montana John A. Shaw

New Hybrid Shown in Johannesburg Promises Disease Immunity

In Johannesburg two animals described as cattle lands, hybrids between an eland bull and Frisland cow, were shown recently. They are hoped to combine eland immunity to certain cattle diseases with cattle traits, offering a potential disease resistant stock.

Johannesburg South Africa

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