Secretary to Detail Cotton Program Today
Washington reports the Farm Credit Administration advanced 27.4 million dollars to the American Cotton Cooperative Association as part of the cotton option pool under Secretary Wallace. Total advances reach 98.83 million. May activity added 29.51 million with 4.86 million repaid, totaling 181.02 million indebtedness. May also saw 821,908 advanced to the National Wool Marketing Corporation, bringing its debt to 16.09 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Farm Credit Administration
American Cotton Co-operative Association
Wallace
Agriculture Secretary
Credit Administration
Farm Board
National Wool Marketing Corporation
Boston
Lodge Will Hole State Meeting Opens With Mass and Banquet
Attendance begins with 8 o'clock mass at St Pauls church then breakfast at the Montana hotel. Business sessions run 10 to noon with Mrs Mabel Everett entertaining, followed by the election of officers 2 to 6. Banquet at 7:30 at the Montana hotel crowns the gathering. State officers listed include Mrs Mabel Everett in Anaconda and others from Helena Missoula Butte and Great Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Church
Montana
Mabel Everett
Anaconda
Rose McDonald
Fergus Fay
Helena
Mabel Ghormiey
Missoula
Antionette Mann
Irene Taylor
Butte
Anne Freebourn
Potter
Helmville
Patterson
Great Falls
Flood Danger on Columbia Elevates Dike Breaches Across States
The article reports rising flood danger along the Columbia River with 500 acres of Kelso suburbia submerged to depths of up to 20 feet after a Coweeman river dike break. In Idaho, the swollen Kootenai breaches protected irrigation districts, flooding about 4500 acres of crops. Bonners Ferry dike reinforcement underway as the river nears levee crests and the Cascade mountains stage floodwaters reaching 39.8 feet, inundating basements and low land in multiple areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kelso
Washington
Coweeman
Idaho
Kootenai
Bonners Ferry
Dalles
Ore
Cascade Mountains
Columbia
Dyke Failures Hit Kootenai River Districts Near Bonners Ferry
Boise Idaho June 18 The dyke on district No 2 near Bonners Ferry along the Kootenai river has failed along with three others The reclamation commissioner R W Faris said a department deputy telegram indicated the city appeared to be endangered The Kootenai river runs north from Idaho into British Columbia and has already broken through four other dykes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
Bonners Ferry
Kootenai River
R. W. Faris
Commissioner of Reclamation
British Columbia
Daughter of Cermak Married in Florida
Miami Florida June 18 A romance sparked by the February 15 assassination attempt on Mayor Anton J Cermak of Chicago led to the marriage of Helene Irene Cermak Kenlay 28 daughter of Cermak and William W Wood of Miami Wood a Democratic precinct committeeman attended the wedding but would not reveal when or where they wed Mrs Wood recently divorced from Floyd M Kenlay has a daughter Mary Alyce 2 Wood was by Cermak when he was shot and formerly near the hospital as a daily visitor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Anton J. Cermak
Chicago
Roosevelt
Helene I Irene Cermak Kenlay
Aughter
Cermek
William W. Wood
Wood
Anaconda Plans July Fourth Birthday Celebration
Anaconda will organize a city celebration for the Fourth of July and the 50th birthday of the city. A meeting at the Montana hotel parlors will include representatives from all organizations. The American Legion asks each group to send delegates to help plan events with Kiwanis and Pioneers already pledging involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Montana
American Legion
Legion
Kiwanis Club
Pioneers
Well Known Anaconda Resident Ida Engbergh Dies
Miss Ida Helena Engbergh aged 63 a housekeeper at the Montana hotel and prominent Anaconda resident died this morning after a brief illness. Born in Sweden December 30 1870 she came to Anaconda in October 1910 from St Paul Minn. She was the second oldest employee at the Montana hotel. Her brother August E Bingbergh of St Paul arrived a few hours after her death and another brother Edward of Sweden surviv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Ida Helena Engbergh
Montana
Miss Engbergh
Sweden
St. Paul
Minn
August E. Bingbergh
Edward
Sween
Roosevelt to lead one nation debt talks this summer
President Roosevelt plans a series of separate debt conferences starting late July with nations that have paid in whole or part. William Phillips and Moley will draft a tentative schedule while the president will join negotiations personally, though any outcome must win a hostile Congress before becoming effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Phillips
Moley
Roosevelt
Vigil for Abducted Man Continues Despite Warnings
Police say Hamm’s release not expected in St Paul. William Dunn, close associate of the brewer, is in Duluth after ransom money was delivered though the full $100,000 asked remains unsettled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nouncement
Hamm
St. Paul
Duluth
William Dunn
Brewer
Charles
Dunn
Montana Veterans Accepted for Forest Conservation Service
Twenty four ex servicemen have been accepted for work in the forest under the conservation program. Dr H C Watts manager and medical officer in charge of Fort Harrison announced today. Montana's quota for the veterans' program is 100. Enrollment ends Saturday though the deadline may be extended a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
H. C. Watts
Fort Harrison
Montana
Beer legislation predicted in Idaho at special session
Boise report says Troy D. Smith representative from Custer county predicts enactment of beer and endowment fund laws within 48 hours as Idaho convenes the governor called special session. Smith spoke on the eve of the session’s opening scheduled for tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boise
Idaho
Troy D. Smith
Custer County
Ross
Bonds Unsettled In Dull Trading
The bond market turned backward over the past week as secondary issues fell to lower levels amid improved business and freight car loadings. Dealers cited profit taking from international news and a potential dollar pound stabilization. U.S. government securities stayed dull but firm with open market purchases continuing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor Eubank
New York
England
America
United States
Federal Reserve System
Shooting near service station leaves two men wounded
A Saturday night shooting began when Buchanan tried to take McGowan for a country drive after a feud over Buchanan's wife. McGowan shot back after Buchanan fired through a car window. Buchanan later died. McGowan's condition is reported as wounded but recovering. Mrs Buchanan has been detained. three children survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buchanan
McGowan
Mike Furman
Harold Anderson
McDonald
MeGowan
James McGowan
Hall Section
Deer Lodge
Hall
Philipsburg
Society Dinner Tuesday For Wild Flower Group
Members of the Wild Flower Preservation society will gather for a dinner Tuesday evening at the Joe Beau chalet in the Nine Mile canyon, starting at 6 30 o clock. Reservations must be made not later than this evening with Mrs C H Smith telephone 5333 Mrs O C Kistler 17 0138 Mrs F I Mooney 5556.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wild Flower Preservation Society
Joe Beau Chalet
Nine Mile Canyon
C. H. Smith
O. C. Kistler
F. I. Mooney
Spanish Prince to Wed Today in Swiss Ceremony
The former Prince of Asturias who renounced his rights to the Spanish throne will marry Cuban beauty Edelmira Sampedro in a civil ceremony today or tomorrow with a church wedding planned for Wednesday in Ouchy Switzerland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lausanne
Switzerland
Prince of Asturias
Edelmira Sampedro
Ouchy
Unidentified Victim Named In Amphibian Crash Deaths
Chicago report details the unidentified male victim among nine killed when a sightseeing amphibian airplane crashed. About 50 years old, five feet eight inches, 175 pounds, brown hair with gray, last initial possibly G. He wore a white linen suit and fine shirt labelled Customed by Eugene Jacobs. Local and national inquiries continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Eugene Jacobs
Mrs Gollup Seeks Identity of Plane Crash Victim
Mrs Eugene Gollup and her son Joseph left for Chicago to determine if the unidentified body from last Sunday's air crash is her husband, an office manager who went to the world's fair ten days ago and has not been heard from since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eugene Gollup
Joseph
Chicago
Gollup
Two Men Held in Kidnapping Case
Higgins said Lynchburg authorities reported George McGee’s companion in a kidnapping case is identified as Wilson. Police found two submachine guns, five pistols and two bullet proof vests in Wilson’s baggage, believed to belong to McGee. Extradition likely as Roanoke authorities report McGee admitted identity and participation and would waive extradition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George McGee
Higgins
Lynchburg
McGee
Wilson
Roanoke
McElroy
Reppert
Widow of educator dies after accident injuries
New York report states Mrs. Jennie Hibben, widow of Princeton University president Dr. John Grier Hibben, died at 70 from injuries sustained in the May 16 auto crash that killed her husband. Doctors say death was due to a fractured skull fractured pelvis and pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jennie Hibben
John Grier Hibben
Princeton University
Neurlogical Institute
Beer Return Boosts Job Applications in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg reports that beer’s return drew thousands to Pennsylvania state employment offices. First week of April saw applications rise about 20 percent with an average 2,000 job seekers weekly, per A W Motley, director. Roosevelt’s reforestation drive added thousands more to bureaus, lifting applications 40 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
A. W. Motley
Service Reports
Roosevelt
Second Ontoting Victim Succumbs In Shootout
In Lapayette Indiana Patrolman J Wesley Wilson 42 died in hospital becoming the second victim of a Friday gun battle between police and two robbers James Richardson 33 formerly of Nashville Tenn died Saturday after being shot by a bystander who seized Wilsons sub machine gun Patrolman Paul Klinker 30 remains critical with bullet wounds in the chest and pelvis Another patrolman James McDonald and the robbers companion Frank Byrd 29 were wounded and recovering The confrontation began when police questioned Byrd and Richardson in a downtown office building and ended when Harry Huston Sanitarium employee fired the robbers with Wilsons gun
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McDonald
Richardson
Frank Byrd
Byrd
Harry Huston
Sanitarium Employe
Wilson
Post Office Instates Nine Day Payless Furloughs
Washington June 18 The Post Office Department announces nine day payless furloughs for all postal employees to save nine and a half million dollars. The order signed by President Roosevelt and issued by Postmaster General Farley covers July 1 to September 30 1933. Rural carriers face reduced maintenance allowances while other staff share in cost cutting measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Postal Service
Post Office Department
Farley
Roosevelt
Children trampled in Brooklyn theater panic
About 1,000 people flooded toward the exits after a fuse blew and smoke puffed from a fuse box in a Brooklyn cinema. Police and attendants insisted there was no fire, but the crowd strained the doors causing six children to be trampled and lightly injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Brooklyn
Missing flyer sought in Oregon after aviator vanishes
Roseburg Oregon June 18. The timbered, mountainous region of southern Oregon remains the scene where William B. Young, a Portland aviator, disappeared near midnight Friday. Ten fellow pilots have flown since daylight over the area where they believe trouble began, but no trace has been found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roseburg
Ore
Oregon
William B. Young
Portland
Young
World Oil War Predicted Over Soviet Exports
A Paris oil authority predicts renewed global oil war as Britain imposes an embargo on Soviet products. He says 600000 tons of Soviet petroleum shipped to Britain last year will be diverted to other markets, upsetting quota agreements in April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Soviet Russia
Great Britain
Officials plan rapid expansions as Johnson aids projects
Public works division reports growing inquiries from city, county, and state officials seeking direct access to government aid for construction. Public hearings will be set soon, with Johnson and Sawyer due to meet dozens of delegations this week. Industries align with Johnson as trade deals near approval to raise wages and reduce hours. Nelson B. Gaskill announces a 10 percent wage boost for most manufacturing workers with an eight hour day cap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Works Division
Johnson
Sawyer
Roosevelt
Nelson B. Gaskill
Lead Pencil Institute
Roosevelt's Atlantic Voyage Amid Storm to Nantucket
President Roosevelt sails from Marion to Woods Hole aboard the Amberjack with six companions including James Roosevelt and Paul Rust. The voyage proceeds through Woods Hole into Vineyard Sound and over the shoals toward Nantucket as a calm follows yesterday's rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Roosevelt
James
Paul Rust
Marblehead
Amyas Ames
John Cutter
George Briggs
Woods Hole
Sudden Illness Fatal For Judge J C Huntoon In Lewistown
Judge J C Huntoon died at home in Lewistown after a sudden illness. A native of Peterboro Ontario he practiced law in Great Falls from 1893 to 1900 then stockraised in central Montana before resuming in 1904. He served as county attorney 1908 to 1910 and was appointed district judge in 1923. He was a Republican, Episcopalian, and member of Masonic Elks and Knights of Pythias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tana
Peterboro
Ont
Great Falls
Montana
Roy E. Ayers
Huntoon
William M. Blackford
Quake Shocks Felt as Seismographs Record Three Tremors
Three earthquakes believed to originate near Alaska or the Aleutians were detected by the Ricard Memorial Observatory at Santa Clara University. The latest shock began at 1 49 p m and lasted until after 6 p m described as severe by director Dr Albert J Newlin who warned it could cause substantial damage if it struck a populated region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Clara
Calif
Alaska
Aleutian Islands
Ricard Memorial Observatory
University of Santa Clara
Albert J. Newlin
Great Falls Man to Head Typographical Union
The Montana conference of typographical unions elected Ivor James of Great Falls president and re elected Andrew Tiller of Lewistown vice president and Frank Finnegan of Anaconda secretary treasurer at the close of its two day session. Resolutions of regret were adopted on the deaths of William M. Bole of Bozeman and Charles H. Eggleston of Anaconda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
Montana
Man Survives Five-Hour Plunge Finds Help in England
W. Cann plunged from a speeding train and crawled for five hours before locating assistance. He is now recovering at a Teignmouth hospital in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Cann
Teignmouth
Engham
Vigilante day celebration planned at Dillmont park
Beaverhead post of the American Legion has completed plans for Vigilante day at Dillmont park Dillmont park on July 3 to 4. The event commemorates the founding of the Vigilantes with a daylight to daylight format and a two day racing meet promoted by Scott Halliburton of Ennis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion
Scott Halliburton
Ennis
Sheriff Brings Texas fugitive to face Beaverhead charges
Deputy Sheriff W. E. Barry returned from Dallas with L. Sheftel who is charged with defrauding cattlemen in Beaverhead county. He was arrested in Texas last week after a two year manhunt and is accused of passing bad checks and giving a worthless draft for a carload of cattle shipped from the county two years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
W. E. Barry
Dallas
Texas
L. Sheftel
Beaverhead
Sheftel
Louis Schmittroth Elected Beaverhead Mining Chief
Louis Schmittroth was elected president of the Beaverhead Mining Association at the annual meeting held last night at the courthouse. William Logan became vice president. Pearl I. Smith was secretary and Joe Fuller treasurer. William Corbett was added as director for the Argenta district. Carl Trauerman of Butte spoke on Gold and Silver.
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Dillon
Louis Schmittroth
Beaverhead Mining Association
William Logan
Pearl I. Smith
Joe Fuller
William Corbett
Argenta
Carl Trauerman
Butte
Chanticleers Club Elects Officers at Normal College
The Chanticleers club of Montana State Normal college elected Margarette Rigg president Sam Cappious vice president and Albert Comer secretary treasurer for the summer term. Charles Martin and Clifford Laity were appointed to lead the next initiation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Chanticleers Club
Montana State Normal College
Margarette Rigg
Sam Cappious
Albert Comer
Charles Martin
Clifford Laity
Dillon Social Notes and Local Activities
Mrs. Cloyd Wampler and daughter spent the week end in Dillon. Parley Dansie of Salt Lake City, formerly of Dillon, has been attending to matters of business in the city. The Dillon Rotary club will meet tomorrow night at the Metlen hotel. Miss Mary Lloyd is visiting relatives in Butte this week. William Logan was a business visitor in the city yesterday from Medicine Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Cloyd Wampler
Parley Dansie
Salt Lake City
Dillon Rotary Club
Metlen
Mary Lloyd
Butte
William Logan
Medicine Lodge
President’s wife visits girls camp at Bear Mountain
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt luncheoned with 30 unemployed girls at the Lake Tiorati state relief camp in Bear Mountain New York. She toured the facilities for about four hours and said the camp is nice but the requirements are too strict given its 200 capacity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bear Mountain
N. Y
New York City
Associated Press
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Lake Tiorati
Roosevelt
Former Day Chief to Become Pastor in Wyoming
Rev. William L. Wade former superintendent of the Anti Saloon League of Montana will take a Methodist pastorate in Pine Bluffs Wyoming Appointment to the Pine Bluffs post was announced in Lander Wyoming today Wade is a former day chief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
William L. Wade
Anti-Saloon League of
Montana
Pine Bluffs
Wyo
Wade
Lander
Heat Wave Returns to Midwest With High Temperatures
A new heat wave sweeps the Middle West after a week of mild weather. Chicago records 96 degrees and Elgin hits 101.2 as the season’s latest surge raises concerns following a recent deadly heat spell that claimed about 100 lives. The report notes the extreme conditions spreading across the region. Miss Marian Smith dies in Hove England at age 108.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Middle West
Elgin
Lake Michigan
Mercury
Stabilization Talk and Bank Leaders Abroad
New York Fed slipped away on the Bremen after talks with Montagu Norman and Clement Moret as central banks plan to prepare stabilization measures. Washington says American willingness to agree on a world currency plan may come within a week, but President Roosevelt rejects immediate international currency control and wants more domestic price knowledge before any dollar pegging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Bremen
New York
Montagu Norman
Bank of England
Clement Moret
Bank of France
Harrison
Washington
Roosevelt
London
United States
Fourteen Butte Men Return From Helena Retreat
Fourteen Butte men returned from Helena where they attended the fourth annual laymen's retreat led by Dr. Emmet J. Riley of Carroll College. Attendees praised the lectures and benefits, with John J. Holmes, state auditor, as toastmaster. New state association officers were named: Adam Eulberg president J J Carrigan vice president El Bleichner secretary George Mueller treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Helena
Emmet J. Riley
Carroll College
State Association
Adam Eulberg
Sunburst
J. J. Carrigan
el Bleichner
George Mueller
John J. Holmes
P. L. Pauly
James J. Gleason
Ed Bleichner
John J. Drout
W. J. McMahon
Walter J. Sewell
Dan Coleman
T. J. Walker
C. P. Nevin
Henry Shields
Pat Scanlan
J. D. O'Meara
Mr. Cavanaugh
Teacher Leaves On Vacation For Year
Mrs Nelle Fox Davies longtime Powell County high school teacher departed for a year abroad She will visit Chicago for the Century of Progress exhibition then go to Montreal and sail June 23 for London England to tour European countries
Italian Seaplane Fleet Delayed By Weather For Transatlantic Flight
The start of 24 Italian seaplanes for a bold transatlantic flight to Chicago was delayed again due to bad weather. Gen Italo Balbo announced takeoff would await the fuel ship Alice reaching Cartwright Labrador with a possible Tuesday start. Belgium plans to upgrade all roads within six years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orbetello
Italy
Chicago
Italo Balbo
Alice
Cartwright
Labrador
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LODGE
Will Hole
State Meeting
Cermak
Florida
Anaconda Bureau
Frange
Forest Conservation Service
Society
Japan
Indiana
J.C. Runtoon
Lewistown
Dillon Bureau
Dillon Legionnaires
Chanticleers AT College
Marian Smith
Hove
Belgium
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