Resignations 10 to Be Made Before September
Washington June 21. Treasury employees who hold political party offices in addition to their jobs must resign from party posts or their treasury posts by September 1. Morgenthau said a man cannot collect for Uncle Sam and the party. He released a letter to treasury bureau heads outlining the rule after a June 6 directive on political activity.
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Washington
Treasury
Morgenthau
Sam
Treasury Bureau
Farley
Democratic National Committee
Customs and
Internal Revenue
Horatio J. Abbott
Detroit
Hetill
National Committee
Alvin P. Pix
Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Treasury Department
Guy T. ‘Helvering
Sidney P. Osborne
Arizona
Jemenos Ray
Maine
Thomas K. Cassidy
Wyoming
Butte Death Notices and Funeral Details
Funeral arrangements for Vincent Alton Holly D Williams Patrick Murphy and John J Riley are listed with dates times and locations. Services include high mass at St Marys St Patricks and Daly Shea mortuary in Butte with interment in local cemeteries. Attendees include Knights of Columbus Elks and local religious and civic groups.
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Butte Elks’ Lodge
Daly-Shea Mortuary
Holly ‘D. Williams
Knights of Columbus
Robert Emmet Literary Society
Murphy
Patrick Murphy
Daly- Shea Mortuary
San Francisco
Funeral Notice for Theodore Grund 25 in city
Theodore R Grund 25 of 315 West Porphyry street died recently. Remains are at Duggan Merrill mortuary with funeral details to be announced later. Card of thanks expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for support and to lodge 85 N P J No 207 for floral offerings.
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Martin Simonich
Lodge 8S. N. P. J
The Roosevelt Era and the Balance of Political Power
The piece argues that wartime and economic crises shift power to the president, creating temporary but lasting changes in the American constitutional balance. It contrasts the United States with England Australia and France, noting limits on congressional renewal and warning against permanent dictatorship.
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England
Australia
France
United States
PWA bid opening to fund state university buildings in Helena
The board of education will meet in Helena on July 2 to open bids for constructing buildings at the State university State college and State School of Mines using PWA loans and grants. Earlier bids for the State college were rejected as too high. reports from educational institutions will also be reviewed.
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Helena
State University
State College
State School of Mines
Board of Education
PWA
Butte High School Delays Check Murky PWA Timing
Secretary Ickes warning on PWA project delays raises concern for the proposed Butte high school though not for the Montana School of Mines dormitory. Officials say dormitory delays occurred at Washington, not locally, and bids will follow the council's June 29 meeting. The main remaining hurdle is a supreme court injunction decision.
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PWA
Butte High School
Montana School of Mines
Washington
Ours
F. A. Thomson
Helena
Supreme Court
Frank Quilici Dies at 64 in City Passing
Frank Quilici aged 64 dies in the city. Remains are at Sherman Reed funeral home. The body will be taken tomorrow to the family home 2003 Cottonwood street for viewing before a Monday 9 am funeral at St Helena church followed by solemn high mass at 9 30. Interment will be in Holy Cross cemetery.
Treweek Rites For Agnes J
Neighbors of Woodcraft All members and visitors meet at Richards funeral chapel at 8 p m to hold services for late Mrs Agnes J Treweek. Funeral tomorrow at 2 p m at Richards chapel with Rev Frederick T Spencer officiating and Mount Moriah interment.
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Woodcraft
Walkerville Circle
Richards Funeral Chapel
Agnes J. Treweek
Treweek
Richards
Frederick T. Spencer
Mount Moriah
Wade-Fred 1 Root 15 19 South Montana Street
Butte business listing for T Wade Fred 1 Root at 15 19 South Montana Street offers contact via phone 7282. Local directory style notice detailing address and phone in the city of Butte. The entry provides essential locator information for customers seeking the business.
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GEO
T. Wade
Fred
Concentration of Power and Emergency Powers in Crisis
The author argues for limited temporary powers to spend and lend money while preserving the bill of rights. He notes that a concentrated power can be maintained for a finite period and later repealed, asserting institutions that can bend in a storm are less likely to break.
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New York Tribune, Inc
U S Gold Stocks Reach New Highs on Week Ended June 20
The Federal Reserve Board reported a weekly gain of 15 million dollars, lifting total monetary gold stockpiles to 7.835 billion. A year earlier at the 20.67 per ounce price the total stood at 4.03 billion.
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Washington
United States
Federal Reserve Board
Dozen Injured In French Sub Ariane Blast
An explosion in the Ariane submarine battery room at Cherbourg injured a dozen sailors as the 600 ton vessel prepared to leave the naval station after overhauling. Three were badly hurt but not believed fatal. hydrogen buildup from batteries caused the blast.
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Cherbourg
France
Cow Gives Birth to Jersey Triplets in Tennessee Farm
Tallahoma June 21 A Jersey cow owned by T. D. Brixey surprised local farmers by delivering triplets marking a rare event while twin calves are noted as unusual.
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Tallahoma
Tenn
Bossy
Jersey
T. D. Brixey
Erickson Calls East to Learn Western Water Needs
Montana senator says many Washington officials lack understanding of irrigation issues and warns that irrigation water is vital to Western areas. He pledges a ground up education program and a broad conservation effort if reelected, opposing crop reduction while urging expanded farming and new markets.
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Washington
West
Erickson
Senate
Montanan
Cates Fate Up to Gov Cooney After Court Denies Rehearing
In Helena on June 21 the Montana Supreme Court denied William Clarence Cates of Missoula a rehearing of his murder case. The court upheld the death sentence for killing Paul A Read, a federal prohibition officer, during an arrest in Missoula. Cates’ counsel planned to seek executive clemency from Governor Frank H Cooney, with pardons board approval required. Read had no weapon when shot.
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Helena
William Clarence Cates
Missoula
Supreme Court
Cates
Paul A. Read
Frank H. Cooney
Board of Pardons
Read
Faulty Chart Blamed In Wreck Near Kopervik Norway
Peter Moeller captain of the sunken German cruiser Dresden testified in Kopervik that a faulty British admiralty chart caused the wreck off Karmoey Island. He said the rock hit was not marked on the chart and four lives were lost.
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Karmoey Island
Norway
Peter Moeller
Dresden
North Sea
Moeller
Registration Drive For Idaho Truck Operators Begins
Idaho state division of the national trucking code authority started a drive to register all vehicles used in trucking in Idaho. Over 4,000 operators must list both horse drawn and motorized trucks and file rate schedules. Roy B. Thompson of Washington directs the effort with Idaho Falls Os car Garrett Pocatello Joe Contant Wendell Sid Osborne Twin Falls Carl Solsberg named among registrars. Failure to comply by June 28 may bring a 500 dollar fine or six months imprisonment.
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Boise
Idaho
National Trucking Code Authority
Roy B. Thompson
Washington
Oscar Garrett
Idaho Falls
Joe Cotant
Pocatello
Sid Osborne
Wendell
Carl Solsberg
Twin Falls
County to Spend 5000 to Kill Squirrels in Bannock County
Farmers from 35 communities reported crop damage from squirrels. County officials, led by County Agent C. W. Daigh and County Attorney B. A. McDevitt, planned controls after the commission set aside 5000 dollars for the effort.
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Pocatello
Bannock County
County Commission
C. W. Daigh
B. A. McDevitt
Meat consumption rises steadily in last decade
Chicago June 21 1937 American meat consumption last year reached 17 tons per minute. Charles D Carey Wyoming stockman and chairman of the national livestock and meat board reported at the board's annual session. In 1933 per capita consumption was 142.9 pounds with 74 pork 54.1 beef 7.9 veal and 6.9 lamb.
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Chicago
Charles D. Carey
Wyoming
National Livestock and Meat Board
Farm workers kept to old wage scale at Scottish hiring markets
Farm workers across Scotland largely retained the traditional wage scale at contemporary hiring markets this year. Local officials and market organizers report stable pay levels and steady demand for seasonal labor amid ongoing agricultural needs.
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Scotland
Trail of a Missing Woman Lawyer Case Unfolds
In New York City Patrick Poderjay departed with four trunks after meeting Miss Tufverson and Helen Vogel. A maid watched as papers were sorted and Tufverson vanished. Vienna police study erotic drawings by Poderjay while awaiting word on a missing body.
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Ayres
England
Helen FE. Vogel
Columbus
Ohio
Miss Tufverson
United States
Jay
Agnes Turverson
New York
Detroit
Leopold Bestermann
Susanne Ferrand
Bastermann
Miss Ferrand
Vienna
Poderjag
Otto Steinhaeuss
International Police Organization of Vienna
America
Tufverson
New Federal Labor Disputes Act Invoked in Coast Strike
The administration used the new federal labor disputes act to seek arbitration in the Pacific coast longshoremen strike. Secretary Perkins urged Joseph P. Ryan and the Waterfront Employers’ Association to submit the main issue to federal arbitration, with mixed reactions from other union leaders.
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Washington
Perkins
Joseph P. Ryan
International ‘Longshoremen’s Association
Waterfront Employers’ Association
Rayon production in Czechoslovakia rises but lags demand
Rayon output in Czechoslovakia increases while remaining beneath projected demand. Officials note rising supply but gaps persist, affecting industries relying on the fiber. Factory reports and trade data suggest a gradual catch-up but no immediate surplus.
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Czechoslovakia
Butte Woman’s Fate to Jurors
Nellie Madison, a former Butte and Dillon resident, stood trial as jurors heard testimony that the man buried as Fric Madison was not her husband. Defense witnesses argued photos did not match, while counsel urged mercy though the judge limited verdicts to guilty of first or second degree murder or not guilty.
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Tions
Fric Madison
Madison
Palmer
Nelsie Madison
Joseph W. Ryan
Leibniz
Nellie Madison
Butte and Dillon
Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald Ordered Rest By Doctors
London June 22. Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald was advised by his physician to cease all parliamentary duties at once and take at least a three months rest for his health. There is no immediate alarm, but doctors say he needs time away after months of strain to prevent a breakdown.
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London
J. Ramsay MacDonald
Pasteeth Lets You Wear False Teeth With Comfort
Pasteeth, a new pleasant powder, keeps teeth firmly set and deodorizes. No gummy taste or sensation. To eat and flush in comfort, sprinkle a little Pasteeth on your plates. Get it today from your druggist. Three sizes.
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