Austria Resists Hitler’s Polish Led Campaign
The text portrays Austria resisting Hitler’s expansion as Nazi agents push proselytizing campaigns. It notes Germans in Austria face deportation risk and contrasts the Vienna resolve to maintain independence with Berlin’s disruptive aims. The piece compares Soviet and Nazi methods as threats to global stability and emphasizes Austria's determination to govern itself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
German Republic
Hitler
Austria
Berlin
Russia
America
Vienna
The Senate Row Adjourns Amid Economic Debate
A cautious relief followed the adjournment of a special session as the Senate faced criticism for its handling of the Roosevelt economy program and the London economic conference. The piece blames party discord and vote-seeking in the Senate for budget strain and hampered diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Senate
United States Senate
United Press
Glass
Treasury
America
Austrian Resentment Faces Nazi Pressure From Berlin
Austria shows belated but spirited independence resisting German influence as Vienna asserts itself against Hitlerism. The Vienna government, wary of Nazi hysteria, contrasts its stance with Berlin and recalls the removal of Citizen Hitler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
Germany
Vienna
Berlin
Hitler
Parks Opening Spurs National Park Visit Demand
Montana visitors have enjoyed early looks at Yellowstone and Glacier parks with formal openings on June 15 and June 20. The piece extols the parks as cooling, restorative, and affordable vacations offering health and inspiration for Americans amid wide weather extremes.
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Montana
Yellowstone Park
Glacier Park
United States
A Mother's Reward Awarded LL.D to Mrs Otelia Compton
Mrs Otelia Compton, mother of a famed family, received a Doctor of Laws degree from Western College for Women in Oxford Ohio. Her husband a Wooster College dean praises motherhood while Compton calls motherhood its own career and essential privilege. Her three sons are listed in Who's Who and her daughter is married to a college president in Allahabad India.
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Otelia Compton
Allahabad
India
Wooster College
Howe the Goat of the White House Secrets
Washington Bystander notes Louis Howe, Roosevelt secretary and famed “goat man,” faces scrutiny as he juggles duties for the conservation corps and veteran pay debates. Senators Cutting and Vandenberg press questions about writings and side interests amid anti administration critics on the hill.
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Washington
Louis Howe
White House
Senate Military Committee
Conservation Corps
Howe
Congress
Huey Long
Mr. Roosevelt
Senate
Bronson Cutting
New Mexico
Vandenberg
Michigan
Behind the Scenes Figure Sees Unfamiliar Spotlight
The text notes Mr. Howe reacting to publicity, a departure from his usual behind the scenes role of pulling strings and saying little. It emphasizes his rare front‑stage exposure and curiosity about public attention.
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Mr. Howe
Horoscope predicts mixed day for business launches and deals
The astrology forecast notes uncertain planetary directions and a mix of adverse and benefic influences. It urges merchants to start ventures and warns against signing partnerships while highlighting potential gains from small investments and new enterprises.
Astrological Forecast Highlights Social and Civic Shifts
The article predicts opportunity and advancement amid planetary influences. Neptune fosters uncertainty in decisions and diverse opinions on liberty while public focus shifts to old ideals and new governance methods. It forecasts progress for workers, profitable farming, female philanthropy, charitable reforms, and science-led fixes. Gustav V of Sweden and sociologist George William Coleman are noted as born on this day.
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Neptune
Gustav V
Sweden
George William Coleman
Cloak room mix up as charity sale sells out
A young woman says she sold everything from a room, prompting the minister's wife to exclaim that the items were in fact from the cloak room. The exchange highlights a humorous mix up at a charity sale.
Quip on age and time in lighthearted exchange
Mrs Gray jokingly tells Mrs Wilson she looks no older than 18 while Mrs Wilson appears ten years older. The husband replies that ten years is not a day, prompting a playful exchange about aging.
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Mrs. Gray
Venetian Blinds by Ethel Mannin reviewed
A review of Ethel Mannin's Venetian Blinds details a detailed urban novel about the Pendrick family. It traces Mrs Pendrick’s restless push for betterment from Tooting to Ledstock Street and the slow emergence of son Stephen who becomes a clerk and marries housemaid Alice. The piece praises the book’s emotional texture and design.
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Ethel Manin
Alfred A. Knopf
New York
Ethel Mannin
London
Pendricks
Ter
Alice
Miss Mannin
We Must Help The Children Through Hard Times
The article urges patience and honesty with children during hardship. It stresses shared effort at home, explaining money troubles gently, sustaining a cheerful tone, and validating children’s feelings while keeping them informed. It calls for cooperation, kindness to father, and family unity to endure the crisis.
Notable Montana Mentions Include Honors and Appointments
General Leonard Wood awarded Roosevelt memorial medal by President Harding for services to country. Rolla Duncan of Billings named U. S. marshal for Montana. Shelby and Great Falls business men raise $100,000 additional to guarantee Dempsey Gibbons fight. Fred L. Orton, pioneer businessman here, died yesterday.
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Leonard Wood
Roosevelt
Harding
Rolla Duncan
Billings
U. S
Montana
Shelby
Great Falls
Fred L. Orton
Hearing on revoking local socialist charter heard
Hearing began before state socialist party committee to revoke the charter of the local socialist party at the behest of Mayor Duncan. Mrs. Daniel McGonigle and her daughter departed for an extended trip east. W. H. Stork returned from a eastern business trip. Gertrude Atherton, visiting Butte for material, admits she smokes cigarettes.
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Socialist Party
Duncan
Daniel McGonigle
W. H. Stork
Bessette-Stork Company
Gertrude Atherton
Butte
Belmont Shaft Plan Revised Deepening To 1000 Feet
Announcement reports Belmont shaft to be sunk to 1000 feet, current depth 450 feet. Early notes show progress from 300 to 500 feet with uncertainty due to cloud conditions and safety concerns.
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Belmont
Address Details for Dr McCoy Communications
Instructions specify directing communications to McCoy Publications Inc at 689 South Ardmore Avenue Los Angeles California. The guidance assigns a postal address for official correspondence related to Dr McCoy.
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McCoy
McCoy Publications, Inc
South Ardmore Avenue
Los Angeles
Cal
Weekly Menus From Doctor McCoy 1933 Plan
Beginning Sunday June 18 1933 meals outlined for each day Breakfast Lunch and Dinner with items like eggs poached in cream veal lamb chops sole and veal loaf. Includes a detailed recipe note for veal loaf and a corn and string beans casserole.
Plastic Surgery for Lip Scar on Child
A reader asks about removing an enlarged scar on a child's lip from a glass cut. The answer says plastic surgery can remove the scar but suggests waiting until the child is older due to pain and fear of the scar, to avoid affecting the child’s self image.
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Adelaide R
Ethelind P
Weekend Lesson Costs Him Wages in Dating Tale
A man jokes about a costly first date as his companion admits possible affection. The woman suggests learning to love him, while he laments that the initial lesson emptied his weekly earnings. The exchange captures humorous relationship pressures in a compact moment.
Most appalling disaster hits Heppner Oregon area
Burst at Heppner Ore described as the most appalling disaster in state history. Mrs Albert J Galen visits Butte. Miss Kate Harrington local teacher leaves for Hancock Michigan. Mrs E J Groeneveld and son John depart to Iowa for summer visit. Young Groeneveld to enroll in Princeton preparatory school.
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Heppner
Ore
Albert J. Galen
Butte
Kate Harrington
Hancock
Mich
E. J. Groeneveld
John
Iowa
Young Groeneveld
Princeton Preparatory School
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Prudden
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Chicago
San Francisco
Seattle
Senate Row
the Tutts
Crawford Young
Clara
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Scott’s
R. J. Scott
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Turkestan
Central Press Association
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