TIENTSIN CRISIS HOLDS CHAMBERLAIN TO PEACE POLICY
The dispatch from Tsingking reports 150 invading Russian planes repulsed in Outer Mongolia by Japanese forces. U.S. and Britain reject Japanese warship warnings at Swatow and bolster naval presence as tensions rise at the British and French concessions.
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Los Angeles
U.P
Japanese Morning Journal Tonight
Comei Agency
Tsingking
Manchukuo
Outer Mongolia
Associated Press
United States
Britain
Swatow
South China
Tientsin
Harry E. Yarnell
Roosevelt proposes seven year loan program for jobs
President Roosevelt sent Congress a seven year $3.06 billion plan to fund self liquidating projects and an additional $800 million for housing. He also suggested cutting FHA mortgage interest to spur private home construction. The letter to Senate Unemployment Committee chair Byrnes urged a permanent federal financing policy for self liquidating projects. Initial Capitol Hill reaction was mixed with some administration supporters backing the plan.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Byrnes
D-S. C
Senate Unemployment Committee
Senate
House
Capitol Hill
1939 Montana tourist season opens with strong start
Helena June 22 Montana's tourist season began June 15 with nine ports of entry reporting 2830 out of state cars in three days, 74 more than last year. D A McKinnon notes 20 entry attendants will provide tourist information and sell non resident fishing licenses at stations in Miles City Wyola Rockvale Gardiner West Yellowstone Monida and Missoula.
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Helena
Montana
United States
D. A. McKinnon
al Culbertson
Robert A. Peterson
Heath Bottomley
Miles City
Austin Olson
Walter Martin
Wyola
Albert Angstman
Chris Garvey
Rockvale
Harold Price
H. L. Pattison
Gardiner
William M. Holt
Harold Hanson
West Yellowstone
Sumner Heidal
Gordon Eastman
Monida
Richard Lackey
Warren Bergstrom
Missoula
Ray Wine Jr
John R. Perkins
Sam Smith
Burke Sheehan
Columbia Falls
James C. Marantette
James E. White
Little business men fear lending plan
Five witnesses who called themselves small business men told senators they wanted no government loans and feared a lending program of RFC insurance for 90 percent of bank loans to small and medium sized firms. They testified before the Senate banking subcommittee considering Senator Mead's bill.
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Senate
Washington
Senate Banking Subcommittee
Mead
D-N. Y
RFC
National
Small Business Men's Association
Hopkins
Commerce
Morgenthau
Treasury
Injunction Denied on Butte Street Oiling Plan
District Court refused to stop the city of Butte street oiling program, allowing work on 40.23 miles of streets and 8.13 miles of alleys to proceed. City Engineer Frank Curran and County Surveyor Jack Healy announced the outline of the plan detailing totals of oil, joints by ward, and project lists.
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Butte Street
Butte
Frank Curran
Jack Healy
Ward No. 8
Ward No. 2
Woolman
Main
Wyoming
Copper
Anaconda Road
Granite
Arizona
Park Alley
Thornton
Covert
Ward No
Missoula Gulch
Copper Alley
Alabama
Henry
Emmett
Caledonia
Excelsior
J. J. Lynch
Lynch
Supreme Court
District Court
Healy
House backs larger farm relief totals in supply bill
The House voted 180 to 175 to add 225 million for parity payments and 113 million for surplus disposal, raising the agriculture department budget by 338 million above Roosevelt's initial request. The conference bill totals were trimmed by 26.52 million as talks continue.
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Washington
House
Senate
Roosevelt
Agriculture Department
Administration
Senate House
Conference Committee
Bankhead
Rayburn
Texas
Public Works Administration
Missing Valier publisher found shot dead near Lake Francis
The body of Wallace Busey, 30, publisher of the Valerian, was found by a ditch rider half a mile west of the Lake Francis dike after two weeks missing. He had been shot in the head with a 12 gauge shotgun. He was born in Kalispell, educated at Conrad and the University of Montana, and survived by his wife and two-year-old child.
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Valier
U.P
Wallace Busey
Busey
Lake Francis Dike
A. C. Duncan
Kalispell
Conrad
University of Montana At Missoula
Valerian
Thomas A. Busey
Montana
Educated Brahma Bull Creats Big Draw for Butte Rodeo
The ninth annual Butte American Legion show will feature an educated Brahma bull trained to perform like a horse or dog. Leo Cremer announced the act for the July 6 to 9 rodeo during Treasure State Golden Jubilee events in Butte. The bull will ride in a car, ascend a pedestal, and perform expert signals.
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Butte American Legion
Leo Cremer
Northwest
India
Texas
Butte
Cremer
Montana Legionna ires open convention with lively start
Montana Legionnaires move into routine business after a playful opening day. Drum corps contests drive 950 in prizes with relays from 6 30 am to 10 30 pm as reports on committees fill the schedule. Kalispell auxiliary funds approved to aid Soldiers' Home cigaret needs at Columbia Falls, with allocations tied to Fort Harrison spending.
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Livingston
Montana Legionnaires
Legion
Department Rehabilitation Committee
Columbia Falls
Kalispell
Fort Harrison
State Insurance Payment Suit Dismissed in Helena
Helena June 22 The suit by T B Miller Jr to stop premium payments on a 10 million state owned buildings policy was dismissed by District Judge George W Padbury Jr The temporary restraining order is rescinded and Miller and his counsel acknowledged the 64 cent rate could not apply to the present contract due to form endorsements and added properties including earthquake coverage.
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Helena
T. B. Miller Jr
George W. Padbury Jr
State Board of Examiners and
State Insurance Commission
Padbury
Miller
Pearl Assurance Co.,, Ltd
Harry P. Bennett
Charles W. Cook
Board of Pacific Underwriters
Montana Weekend Forecast Shows Fair Conditions
A Montana forecast predicts generally fair weather for Friday and Saturday with little temperature change. No precipitation is expected and afternoons remain mild with light winds.
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Montana
Senate Passes Business Relief Tax Bill Amid Tax Debates
The Senate approved a business relief tax measure after a long battle between advocates for broader income taxes and the sponsors. The currency bloc refrained from filibustering to force terms on new paper money and silver pricing. Spokesmen warned of slow enactment of the relief appropriation.
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Washington
Senate
Meters for Parking Are Explained
City officials explained a proposed trial of parking meters in the business district. The council called for bids and will consider purchasing about 600 meters for Galena street locations, with bids due before the July 5 meeting.
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Galena
Three States to Send Men to Exchange Meeting Here
Three states will send delegates to a two day conference in Butte starting tomorrow, focusing on entertainment and acquaintance rather than business. Delegations from Montana Idaho Utah and possibly Colorado will attend with their wives. Utah clubs Ogden and Salt Lake City depart tonight, arriving in Butte at 10 tomorrow morning. Idaho arrival details pending.
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Butte
J. J. Hermes
Montana
Idaho
Utah
Colorado
Ogden
Salt Lake City
Boise
Pocatello
Helena
Great Falls
Missoula
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Great Britain
U.S
Hazel Ann Fortel
Babyland
Newark
N. J
Sidney A. Fortel
Tientsin Crisis
Chamberlain
J. C. Conway
Clair Young
Charleroi
Ada
Huge
N. Y. Chinatown
New York
Chinatown
Dover Street
UIT
Thomas McCarran
City Council
Breen
Butte Club
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