Navy announces 238 million shipbuilding program to launch 32 vessels
Secretary Swanson disclosed a 238 million plan to place 32 ships in three years. Funds from the public works appropriation will be used with bids expected in July and August. The program covers destroyers, carriers, cruisers, submarines and gunboats, aiming to put people to work in shipyards nationwide. The Special trial board also backs acceptance of the airship Macon after a safe trial flight.
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Nations Move Toward Stabilized Currencies At Conference
United States Secretary of State Cordell Hull praised the conference for a businesslike approach as France England and the United States agree on a temporary monetary truce. Georges Bonnet announced stabilization aims for the dollar pound and franc with plans to invite all 66 nations to join. Cox is named head of the monetary committee with Italy's Guido Jung also aboard as discussions focus on tariff reductions and currency stability.
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Washington
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Germany
Tomas Lebreton
Argentina
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Parley
Hull
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Federal Reserve Bank
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Victor Reinboeck
Austrian National Bank
Economic and Trade Committee
Roosevelt Era Acts Reshape Economy and Law
Congress rushed measures ending the gold standard, inflating currency, and reshaping debt relief. Bills included public works, farm price supports, mortgage refinancing, and a federal state employment system. The administration pushed inflation tools, tax changes, and railroad oversight as veterans debates shaped early postwar policy.
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Graduates Proceed To Various Colleges And Hospitals
Four graduates enter top universities and medical facilities while several others move to Montana State college and local hospitals. Names include Doris Binder Janet Ralph Marguerite McCracken Irene Daily Beulah Dubler Evelyn Hoskin and more, with destinations such as Stanford University University of Chicago and Deaconess Hospital Spokane.Further plans list Herman Bowersox at the University of Chicago William Ellis at the University of Southern California Roy Nelson at Carlton College and Annabel Stewart returning to Montana State College.
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Montana State Normal College
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Deaconess Hospital
Spokane
Beulah Dubler
Dillon Normal
June Gnelling
Evelyn Hoskin
General Hospital
Salt Lake City
Gertrude Lingren
University of Southern
St. James Hospital
Butte
William O'Kelly
Annapolis Prep
Evelyn Polish
James Poore
Stanford University
Janet Ralph
Montana State
Bozeman
Herman Bowersox
University of Chicago
William Ellis
University of Southern California
Roy A. Nelson
Carlton College
Northfield
Minn
Annabel Stewart
Prices for Farm Products Rise in June
Washington June 15 The bureau of agricultural economics reports farmers received 25 percent higher prices than the February low. Prices since mid May up 17 percent from April 15, marking a notable gain in farm product values.
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Nervous Women Find Relief From Lydia E Pinkham Remedy
Mrs Luty Cronin of Toledo Ohio reports improved nerves color and appetite after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She is forty seven and states headaches nervousness and fatigue eased and sleep better. Mrs C Ricuards of Brooklyn New York also credits the remedy for better nerves and better sleep and strength.
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New York
Pani urges silver rehabilitation at world conference
Alberto J. Pani head of Mexico’s delegation urged silver rehabilitation and price stabilization before the world economic conference. He said silver’s role spans silver producing and monetarily based economies with China’s T. V. Soong and U.S. delegates reacting with cautious support. Soong called for higher silver prices and China warned against a Monroe Doctrine in the Far East.
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Woman claims Kruschen Salts reduced hips waist in 40 days
Mrs Helga Blaugh of New York City writes she lost 4 inches from hips 7 from waist and 2 614 pounds in 40 days by Kruschen Salts. She says she did not starve, feels fine, and looks younger. Adv promises safe weight loss with one half teaspoonful daily in hot water.
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New York City
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Defense rests in Mitchell's income tax evasion trial
The defense rested today in the income tax evasion trial of Charles E. Mitchell, former chairman of the organization. The proceedings in New York on June 15 focused on the defense’s arguments and potential witnesses for the case.
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Charles E. Mitchell
Mattern Faces Peril Over Ice Laden Ocean Flight
Ice coated wings threaten Mattern as he pushes a fast plane across the ocean. Watchers at wireless stations monitor for any sight or sound while Siberia and the Kamchatka coast loom in the route. If conditions worsen he may seek landfall at Petropavlovsk along the Kamchatka peninsula.
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Corpus Domini Procession Revived by Pope Pius
The Corpus Domini holiday, abandoned in 1870, was revived by Pope Pius to mark the holy year. A portable throne bore him through St. Peter's Square as 12 attendants carried him. The Vatican display featured Bernini colonnade tapestries and Napoleonic hangings, with red damask drapery framing the scene.
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Hard-Working Solons Win Roosevelt Thanks
A speech lauds the 73d Congress special session for transcending party lines and tackling national and world crises with a broad program in record time. The speaker notes renewed friendships in the House and extends best wishes for the coming months.
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Finland Pays Debt in Full Despite War Strain
Finland, an infant republic, has met its war debt obligations in full while defending tight budgets. The nation, about the size of Montana with forests as its chief wealth, joins France and others in defaults of some debts, while the United States collects over 11 million dollars in partial payments from several countries and full payment from Finland.
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National City Firm and Affiliates Defense Statement
Alfred E. Smith, former governor and former presidential candidate, testified as last defense witness about Mitchell. Smith said he had known Mitchell for five years and considered his reputation to be of the best.
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International currency reform clash between United States and Britain
In 1933 the Roosevelt administration moves toward revaluing the dollar, expanding credit, public works, and debt refinancing to restore price levels and purchasing power. Britain’s MacDonald government lacks a comparable domestic program, hindering swift cooperation and risking divergence in any stabilization efforts. International cooperation should be powerful and concerted, not merely negative stability.
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Great Britain
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State gasoline tax receipts total $232,240 in early June
Helena June 15. State gasoline tax collections for the first 15 days of June totaled $232,240, the state board of equalization reported today. Receipts usually fall off during the second half of the month. The June, 1932, collections amounted to $367,377. China has a new export tax on silver.
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State Board of Equalization
China
Billions Spent by Congress Billions Spent by Congressmen
A summary of postwar funding measures detailing large deficits and bonds. It notes $3.4 billion in long term bonds for public works and recovery programs, $4.5 billion in bonds by quasi federal bodies, tax increases totaling about $550 million yearly, and Hoover vetoes on related independent offices bills.
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Independent Offices
Ardsley Butte to Resume Silver Mining in Montana
The Ardsley Butte mine plans to reopen after news of its decision brings relief to business circles. In 1928 it was Montana’s largest silver producer with about 70 workers and a 500 foot shaft, and today its revival is seen as a boost for the local economy and the state silver mining industry.
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Montana
Pair Re-Arrested by U S Officers Near Race Track
Ed Leahy and Earl Dunn, previously arrested by federal agents for operating two liquor stills near Race Track, were re-arrested early yesterday at Deer Lodge. They appeared before a Deer Lodge U S commissioner, were arraigned, and released on bond. Federal officers say they were not held at first arrest and had promised to appear. Private flying in England is increasing.
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