Wallace Says AAA Paid Over $10 000 Year To 300 Groups
The agenda notes a claim that the American Automobile Association paid more than ten thousand dollars annually to around three hundred groups. A second item reports Edmund B. Rogers of Yellowstone Park sending a greeting to Montanans from Old Faithful Inn, inviting visitors and noting three park entrances and expected record park history in 1936.
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Wallace
AAA
Edmund B. Rogers
Yellowstone Park
Reverend Coughlin backs Lemke new Union Party
Rev Charles E Coughlin endorsed Rep William Lemke of North Dakota who announced a new political party and his bid for the presidency. Lemke launched the Union Party of the United States with a 15 point platform to save democracy and end what he calls the low mood.
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New York
Charles E. Coughlin
William Lemke
North Dakota
Detroit
Washington
Union Party of the United
Prohibition Debate Mirrors Eighteenth Amendment Era
The piece warns the Democratic party may cede economic reform to national power, likening it to the Eighteenth Amendment path. Prohibition advocates argued only federal law could curb alcoholism and saloons, a stance seen as a serious, potentially party defining decision.
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Democratic Party
Montana Democrats to Attend Introduction Banquet in Butte
In Butte tonight the Democracy of Montana hosts an introduction banquet at the Masonic temple ballroom sponsored by Silver Bow Young Democrats. Five hundred reservations were reported with plans for others to sign in by 2 pm. Governor Elmer Holt leads the state slate as over 100 candidates are introduced. national and county contenders will give three minute talks.
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Democracy of
Montana
Butte
Masonic Temple
Silver Bow Young Democrats
Jack O’brien
Elmer Holt
Furnace Heat Wreaks Havoc on Plains Crops
Heat from UP-Blast furnaces and insect invasions crushed crops across the plains as temperatures climbed to record highs in Missouri and Kansas. Meteorologists logged numerous record temperatures with adjacent states also sweltering under scorching winds.
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Kansas City
Plains States
Missouri
Kansas
One Day Left to File Nominating Petitions for Primary
Only one day remains for aspirants to qualify for the July 21 primary. Petitions must be filed by 5 p.m. at the office of John Holland, clerk and recorder. Last night 120 Democratic and 9 Republican petitions were on file, compared with 105 combined in 1934 and 162 four years ago. Sheriff races attract the most attention, with 15 Democrats and 7 Republicans seeking nominations. The legislature has 31 candidates with 10 to be nominated.
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John Holland
Treas
Zioncheck Ordered to Show Cause in Insanity Test
Washington June 19. District of Columbia Supreme Court Justice Oscar R Luhring signed an order directing Representative Marion A Zioncheck Democrat Washington to appear June 26 to show cause why he should not be adjudged insane.
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Washington
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Oscar R. Luhring
Marion A. Zioncheck
Child Bites Snake. Snake Dies
In Atlanta on June 19 seventeen month old Jack Bone bit an eight inch non poisonous snake while playing in his yard. He was taken to a hospital for antiseptic care and was none the worse for the experience. The snake died.
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Atlanta, Ga
Jack Bone
Jack
Louis Loses Knockout to Schmeling in 12th Round
At Yankee Stadium Joe Louis, 22, is knocked out by Max Schmeling of Germany in the 12th round in front of about 65 000 fans. Schmeling dominates from start to finish, flooring Louis in the fourth and finishing with a decisive right hand as the referee counts him out. Louis shows bruising and bewilderment as he collapses.
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Max Schmeling
Joe Louis
Yankee Stadium
New York
Germany
Louis
Schmeling
Ringsiders
Democratic High Chiefs On Deck For Convention
Philadelphia June 19 The Democratic high command moved into Philadelphia for a serenely peaceful national convention. Chairs James A Farley and W Forbes Morgan arrived with staff and established headquarters at the Belle Vue Stratford as New Deal operations organized for Roosevelt renomination and party strategy.
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Philadelphia
Democratic High Command
James A. Farley
National Committee
Bellevue-Stratford
W. Forbes Morgan
Charles Michelson
New Deal
Roosevelt
Pre season travel to Yellowstone 87 percent above last year
Yellowstone National Park reports pre season visitors through June 13 totaled 35 704, up from 20 735 last year, with May and June figures showing significant gains. Gardiner leads gateways with 14 096 visitors, West Yellowstone 10 872, East entrance 6 830, South gate 1 457, Cooke City 449.
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Yellowstone Park
Wyo
Yellowstone National Park
National Park Service
Edmund B. Rogers
Yellowstone
Park
East Entrance
South Gate
Cooke City
Earth Tremors Felt in Texas Across Panhandle Towns
Earth tremors were felt in Amarillo and numerous panhandle towns around 9 25 tonight with no damage reported.
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Texas
Amarillo
Tex
Panhandle
Streamlined After Dinner Speaker Next on Program
Preview of the Montana Standard Sunday includes an after dinner speaker, health and beauty splash tips, chimpanzee behavior compared to humans, and a recall of a famous anti war slogan. Two big conventions in Butte are planned for next week.
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Butte
Butte Residents Head to West Yellowstone Park Ceremony
Scores of Butte residents depart by car and plane to attend the West Yellowstone event opening the park season. Governors Holt Ross and Blood will speak at the airport, with other dignitaries and a 500 person luncheon at Union Pacific station.
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West Yellowstone
Butte
Park
Elmer Holt
Montana
Ben Ross
Idaho
Henry Blood
Utah
al Frank
National Parks Airways
Croyle Hunter
Northwest Airlines
Union Pacific
Norman Winestein
Helena
Montana Weekend Forecast Shows Fair Weather
The Montana forecast calls for generally fair conditions this Saturday and Sunday with little change in temperature. No precipitation is expected and daytime highs remain warm with mild nights.
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Montana
Sugar producers top AAA payments in three year benefits
Secretary Wallace reported to the Senate that about 300 producers earned over 10 000 annually under the old AAA while 38 460 000 was paid to higher brackets in three years. Sugar firms led payments with Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar Co Ltd at 1 022 037 and Oahu Sugar 904 562. Florida United States Sugar 785 038. Puerto Rico Eastern Sugar 278 810. National City Bank 705 488.
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Washington
Wallace
Senate
AAA
Vandenburg
Republican
Michigan
Arkansas
Mississippi
California
Montana
Louisiana
Top
Hawaiian Commercial and Sugar Co., Ltd
Oahu
Copper leaders re-elected at industry meetings in New York
Cornelius F. Kelley and F. H. Brownell return as chairman and president of the Copper Institute. Karl T. Stannard remains president of the U S Copper Association. Louis B. Cates of Phelps Dodge and J. R. Hobbins of Anaconda are named vice presidents, with R. R. Eckert chosen secretary.
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New York
Cornelius F. Kelley
F. H. Brownell
The
Copper Institute
Karl T. Stannard
U. S. Copper Association
Louis 8. Cates
Phelps Dodge Corporation
J. R. Hobbins
Anaconda
R. R. Eckert
Stannard
Cates
Institute
Eckert
House approves tax bill conference report to end deadlock
The House passed the conference report on the tax plan by 221 to 98 and sent it toward final Senate action with hopes of adjournment soon. Senate opposition and a possible filibuster threaten to delay the measure before the White House, as debate over treasury post office appropriations also looms.
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Washington
House
Congress
Senate
White House
Treasury-Post Office
Italy Signals Friendly Move Toward Britain With Silent Diplomacy
Italian ambassador Dino Grandi broke public silence to display photographs of modern Italy and declare friendship with Great Britain essential to his personal and the nation. Critics attacked the government’s plan to lift League sanctions as heated debate arose at the general council meeting.
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London
Great Britain
Dino Grandi
Italy
Lord Cecil
General Council
Butte Merchants Prepare for Billings Convention
Butte and nearby merchants will travel to Billings for the Associated Merchants convention Sunday through Tuesday. Delegates include Ray Schilling and D J Peters with state officers Lambert Eliel and Walter McLeod attending. They will meet Montana Pharmaceutical association Tuesday to hear Congressman Wright Patman.
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Butte
Billings
Associated Merchants
Ray Schilling
Charles Amos
D. J. Peters
Walkerville
Lambert Eliel
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Gardiner
Montana Standard
America Speaks
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Beneito
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