Minnesota Primary Eyes Fusion Vote Across Parties
Voters in Minnesota prepare to nominate candidates for state and national offices. Democrats expected to run large statewide totals while Republicans and farmer-laborites see weaker contests. A key race centers on United States senator Francis H. Shoemaker challenging Henrik Shipstead, while Governor Floyd B. Olson faces John Lind with limited campaign effort.
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ST. Paul
Minnesota
Fusion
Farmer-Laborites
Senate
Francis H. Shoemaker
United States
Henrik Shipstead
Floyd B. Olson
John Lind
Maine primary closes with four Republicans vying for governor
The Maine primary campaign ends with little activity as nearly 1000 candidates seek nomination for national state and county offices. Four Republicans compete for the gubernatorial nomination to face Gov. Louis J. Brann in September after Brann was unopposed for renomination.
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Portland
Maine
Louis J. Brann
Brann
Mrs Insull Plans Return to Chicago Amid Exile End
Paris reports Mrs Samuel Insull returns from Athens in a second class coach and heads for Chicago after two years in Europe. She expresses happiness at reuniting with her husband who faces charges linked to the collapse of his vast midwestern utilities empire after extradition from Turkey.
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Paris
Samuel Insull
Athens
Chicago
Europe
Turkey
Idaho Golf Champion crowned at Payette Lakes
Ray Critchell of Boise won the 1934 Idaho State amateur golf championship at the Payette Lakes course defeating Ben Peterson of Pocatello one up on the 36th hole.
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Idaho
Mccall
Ray Critchell
Boise
Payette Lakes
Ben Peterson
Pocatello
Dollar payments and trade balance in international debt
In discussing how to settle debts, Walter Lippmann explains that paying in dollars shifts demand: more goods must be bought in Britain and fewer in the United States. He analyzes payments in kind, the limits of gold exchanges, and the enduring problem of maintaining dollars for foreign trade.
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United States
Britain
America
Great Britain
Hull
National Gallery
Crown Jewels
British Museum
England
New York Tribune, Inc
Treasury Bond Market Leads As Federal Debt Rises
New York June 17 The bond market rose on strong U S treasury securities and prime investment issues. Government allotments totaled 1 353 billion of 3 percent bonds and 2 5 percent notes while public debt increased about 832 million. Federal land bank issues of 4 percent bonds worth 132 million were set for public subscription with underwriter support.
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New York
U. S. Treasury Securities
Prime Investment Corporation
Germany
Federal Land Bank
U. S. Treasury
Republic
Washington
Federal Reserve Banking System
Local social round up from Jackson and vicinity
June 17 report from Jackson notes visits by Sam and Mrs Robinson of Butte and Mrs Alfred Peterson to local residents. Dillon exam results show seventh and eighth graders in Jackson and East Fox passed state tests. A Elkhorn trip and Centennial valley visit are mentioned along with several local residents listed as business visitors in Dillon.
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Jackson
Sam Robinson
Butte
Alfred Peterson
Walter Clapp
Dan Pendergast
la Graham
Anaconda
Dillon
East Fox
Sanford Shepard
Anna Lee
Martin Quigley
Quigley
Elkhorn
Sadie Ford
Margaret Doyle
Centennial Valley
Martin Jackson
Jules Wenger Jr
Charles Wenger
Rebekah Lodge District Meeting Attendees Nine
WisdomWisdom June 17 Special Mrs Wilson Young Mrs Claud Anderson and Mesdames Clarence George and Harry Helming attended the district meeting of Rebekah lodges in Anaconda last Saturday. Other local notices include visits to Gibbonsville Idaho and Butte and a health update on Hans Jorgensen after surgery in Logan Utah.
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Hamilton
Young Democrats
Ravalli County
John M. Evans
Burns’ Hall
R. E. Dwyer
James Murray Jr
Butte
Berna Corley
W. ¥. Gray
George McLean
Mary Clayton
Missoula
Ben Anderson
David Carruthers
Wisdom
Wilson Young
Claud Anderson
Mesdames Clarence
George
Harry Helming
Anaconda
Rebekah
Hans Lausen
Gibbonsville
Idaho
J. T. Armitage
Clyde Christian
Augusta
D. J. Stephens
Hans Jorgensen
Logan
Utah
Dr. Dunlap
Frank Husted
Wise River
Shark Affinity to Mammals Noted in Fish Group
The shark is a true fish yet shows mammal like traits in some areas. It demonstrates greater care for its young than most fish species, indicating notable parental behavior.
Vigor in June: Industry and Commerce Show Moderate Gains
Mid June reports indicate stronger activity across auto and steel production and electric power, with Dun & Bradstreet noting retail gains while textiles remain below last year. Building remains sluggish, housing plans may yield next year, and summer demand is tempered by price cuts and higher costs.
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New York
Dun & Bradstreet
NRA
Washington
Cram
Hospital Discharges On Record After Stays
Mrs. C. H. Horton and her infant daughter left St. James hospital yesterday for home. Other patients leaving included Mrs. N. J. Peris of 728 Nevada, Jane Murphy of 835 North Montana, and Mrs. Margaret Kiely of 9 South Atlantic Street.
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C. 8. Horton
Phillips Venue
St. James Hospital
N. J. Peris
Nevada
Jane Murphy
North
Montana
Margaret Kiely
South
Atlantic Street
Skelly Burial Plans in Iowa City After Connecticut Crash
Davenport reports Hal Skelly actor killed in a crossing crash at West Cornwall Connecticut will be buried in Iowa City probably Monday. His mother Mrs Martha Skelly and four sisters and three brothers reside in Davenport.
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Davenport
Iowa
Hal Skelly
West Cornwall
Conn
Martha Skelly
Plans for Livingston Roundup and Fourth of July Rodeo
Livingston gears up for the ninth annual Round-up and Fourth of July celebration July 2 3 4 with a $20000 upgrade of rodeo grounds. Night show lighting, all pine corrals, and 20 poles with 500 watt globes will showcase a varied livestock lineup and world champion cowboys in bronc riding bulldogging calf roping and more. The kiddies parade July 2 features National Parks history including Yellowstone Glacier scenes with 1200 participants. Fox Movietone News will film the parade with participants from multiple counties and major cities.
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Livingston
Montana
Tle
Secretary of the Interior
National Parks
Yellowstone Park
Glacier National Park
Fox Movietone News
Billings
Helena
Great Falls
Butte
Bridge Party Honors Boise Visitor in Boulder
Mrs. John W. Mountjoy hosted a Wednesday bridge party for Mrs. Franklin Girard of Boise Idaho visiting relatives. Episcopal Guild met with guests including Mrs. E V Kemp and Mrs. Seymour Sloan, while other notices mention travel between Boise and Boulder and visits to the Pendergast home by Mrs. Girard and Mrs. Jones.
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Boulder
John W. Mountjoy
Franklin Girard
Boise
Idaho
J. A. Riedel
Episcopal Guild
E. V. Kemp
Seymour Sloan
Dale Robinson
John Steele Sr
L. M. Jones
Wiliam Pendergast
F. F. Bolt
Tacoma
William Pendergast
al, Jr
Shirley Anne
Helena
Farmers urged to plant crops now for fall and winter feed
Bozeman June 17 Special with water shortage behind them farmers and ranchers are advised by Sam Sloan Montana State College extension agronomist to plant oats wheat barley and rye in June or early July for heavier yields. Early corn varieties also perform well if sown in June on summer fallowed land. Fall rye and fall wheat provide pasture in fall and early spring. Old standbys like fox tail millets offer catch crop potential. Sloan recommends consulting local agents or the Montana Experiment Station agronomy department before seed purchase.
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Bozeman
Sam Sloan
Sarge Hesg
Sloan
Agronomy Department
Montant Experiment Station
Canal Zone Chief Summoned to Capital in War Dept Move
Brig. Gen. Lytel Brown commander of the Atlantic sector in the Panama department will leave tomorrow night for Washington by the liner Teton to answer an urgent War Department summons. The motive was not disclosed but the trip is believed related to canal zone defenses and defense plans.
The Baskingshark and White Shark Compared
The basking shark is harmless to man whereas the white shark is the most dangerous member of the shark family to humans.
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Valley Night
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Rebekahs
Odd Fellows and Rebekah
Bitter Root
Melvin Hyatt
Tony Kalberer
George Miles
J. O. Lagerquist
Militant
A. J. Fowler
Darby
Harry Raymond
James Meesom
John Foust
Stevensville
Keith Hammell
T. L. Sorenson
Soren Hendrickson
Lydia Smith
M. L. Kelly
F. J. Leavitt
Custer Lee
A. H. Downing
Mrs. Insull
Walter Lippmann
Treasury Bond
John D
John D. Rockefeller
Princeton
N. J
Ormond Beach
Fla
Central Press
Knights of
Montana Commandery No. 2
K. T
Masonic Temple
Julius A. Hasley
Skelly
Iowa City
Wruar
Aire
iSeco
Mary Lee Taylor
Bennie Walker
KGIR
Sego
Ethel Hogan
KSL
Canal Zone
Wolcott
Phoenix
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