Federal plan offers cash to abandon cotton land
The program proposes cash benefits of 6 to 20 dollars per acre for abandoned cotton lands, with about 10,000,000 acres targeted. It places responsibility on individual farmers to implement the plan and seeks cooperation to stabilize tobacco, dairy, and sugar markets with processing taxes and production curtailments.
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T’s
Congress
Farm Relief Administration
Agriculture Department
United States
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Philippines
Virgin Islands
Vote Approval of Farm Plans Expanded Meeting Lists Officials
Wolf Point A E Kathan Brady R H Richardson Columbus and Woodard Lee Glendive named as attendees. Directors of the farm union include William Allard Terry G C McIntire Terry W S Good Wolf Point Leo Doheny Brady and E R Kindler Billings. Farm bureau executive committee members listed as W S McCormack Kalispell W L Stockton Clarks ton M L Towne Bozeman Mrs Walter Melin Livingston and E A Mack Lewistown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolf Point
A. E. Kathan
Brady
R. H. Richardson
Columbus
Woodard Lee
Glendive
Farm Union
William Allard
Terry
G. C. McIntire
Clarkston
M. L. Towne
Bozeman
Walter Melin
Livingston
E. A. Mack
Lewistown
Two Machine Gun Bandits Hunted in Arkansas
Two desperadoes who mowed down an officer with a submachine gun at Alma last night appeared at a farm house in the Ozark mountains near Winslow today. They beat Mrs. John Rogers with a chain when she refused to give them the keys to her car and fled as armed posses stormed the hills near the Rogers home.
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Fort Smith
Ark
Alma
Ozark Mountains
Winslow
John Rogers
Rogers
Lahiff and Murphy Remains Brought to Butte for Funeral Plans
The remains of Patrick Lahiff who died in Helena yesterday will be brought to Butte this Sunday afternoon and taken to the family residence at 617 North Excelior Street for a funeral to be scheduled later. Frank J. Murphy, former Butte resident who died in Missoula yesterday, will be brought to Butte tomorrow morning with his wife and two sons. funeral time and place to be announced.
Nelson remains to be at family home before funeral
The remains of the late Nels P. Nelson are at the family home 1506 Dunn Ave. Funeral is tomorrow morning at 9:00 o'clock, mass at 9:30 at St. Lawrence church, then to Jefferson City for interment. The Daly-Shea Co Mortuary is listed with contact.
Thank You Note From Kirk Family
An expression of thanks from Mrs. H. E. Kirk and family for acts of kindness and floral offerings after the death of Charles A. Kirk, with a note from Sherman & Reed Funeral Directors at 131 E Broadway.
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Sherman & Reed Funeral Directors
E. Broadway
Charles A. Kirk
H. E. Kirk
Torrence Funeral Held Today At Richards
The funeral for the late Tom Torrence will be held at 2 p.m. today at the Richards funeral home. Burial plans follow the service.
Temperatures in Butte Report
Temperature readings for Butte show a high of 81 degrees and a low around one degree, with limited readable data.
Drought Strikes Midwest States Amid Severe Dust
Oklahoma and neighboring states suffer two year drought with no rain and dust storms. Gov. Murray seeks $30,000 federal aid while Red Cross funds aim to keep dairy cattle alive. Nebraska faces drying springs as grain stands thin and farmers plow under wheat. Kansas and Colorado relief efforts coordinate with Red Cross. replanting occurs after dust damage.
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William Murray
Washington
Oklahoma
Red Cross
Texas
Nebraska
Homer
McCook District
Missouri
Poplar Bluff
Arkansas Valley
Kansas
Colorado
Alf M. Landon
Lamar
Colo
Intercollegiate Golf Championship Entry Draws 90
Ninety college golfers from 19 schools entered the intercollegiate championship at Buffalo County club starting June 26. Yale defends its team title, with John Fischer of Michigan as defending individual champion. Yale’s John E Parker Jr, Walter Rothenberg of Lafayette, and Charley Yates of Georgia Tech are listed as top challengers. Michigan, led by Fischer, is viewed as the strongest threat to Yale. the Wolverines were runners-up last year.
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New York
Buffalo Countty Club
Yale
John Fischer
Michigan
Fischer
John E. Parker, Jr
Walter Rothenberg
Lafayette
Charley Yates
Georgia Tech
Georgia
Wolverines
Cemetery Interment Conducted at Mount Moriah
The ceremony was conducted with the Rev. C. A. Caton officiating and interment at Mount Moriah cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neral Chapel
Rev. C. A. Caton
Mount Moriah
Mary A Bernier Dies in Presa California at 68
Mrs. Mary A Bernier aged 68 died Thursday in Presa California. The body will be brought to Butte for burial with time and place of funeral to be announced later.
Rogan services set for Mary Rogan at Immaculate Conception
The remains of Mrs Mary Rogan lie at 835 Zarelda Street and will be moved Monday morning at 9 to Immaculate Conception Church for a requiem high mass at 9 30. Interment follows at Holy Cross cemetery.
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Rogan
Mary Rogan
Zarelda Street
Immaculate Conception Church
Holy Cross Cemetery
Merrill Mortuaries Ceteway Branch Receiver Pat R Gagner
Merrill Mortuaries Ceteway Branch appoints Pat R Gagner as receiver for 213 N Montana and related estate matters. Court filings list 3239 address and involve creditor claims and asset administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merrill Mortuaries, Inc
Ceteway
Pat R. Gagner
N. Montana &T
Germany plans police planes to patrol vast motorways
Prague exile leaders led by Otto Wels vow to press anti Nazi campaign on new ground after party dissolution. They foresee frontier propaganda and insist Bolshevism must be blocked after Hitler's fall. Rosenberg says overthrow would cause chaos and Bolshevism. Germany will not intervene in others’ internal affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Otto Wels
Europe
Alfred Rosenberg
Nazi Foreign Affairs Bureau
Hitler
Germany
Baltic States
Russia
Germany clergy admit hurdle. Bodelschwingh resigns Reichsbishop post
Berlin reports Dr. Friedrich von Bodelschwingh resigns from the proposed Protestant Reichsbishop role. Sources say Alfred Hugenberg quits as minister of economics and agriculture in the Hitler cabinet to remove non Nazi influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Germany
Friedrich von Bodelschwingh
Alfred Hugenberg
von Hinderburg
Hitler
Central Intercollegiate Conference Tops Big Ten Track Marks
The Central Intercollegiate Conference met at Marquette Stadium Milwaukee on June 24 with seven year old CI supremacy beating 11 of 15 Big Ten marks. Notable performers included Ralph Metcalfe Wendall Davis Elton Brown Ray Sears and Ray Lowry as CI rivals surpassed Western conference entries. Marquette Kansas Teachers and Drake led a strong field with winners in high jump two mile discuss shot put and mile relay.
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Milwaukee
Central Intercollegiate Conference
Western Conference
OC. I
C. I
Marquette University
Ralph Metcalfe
Marquette
Wendall Davis
Kansas Teachers
Pittsburgh
Elton Brown
Ray Sears
Butler
Ray Lowry
Michigan
Fred Stambach
Mike Pilbrow
Grinnell
Ted Meinhover
North Dakota
Davis
Hillsdale
Sigafoos Extends Lead In AA Batting Race
Frank Sigafoos of Chicago extended his lead in the American Association batting race as his average rose to .406, up two points this week, despite ending a consecutive games streak at 29. He also led the circuit in hits with 106 and doubles with 27, while Reis of Toledo narrowed the gap by gaining 28 points in the week.
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Chicago
Frank Sigafoos
Reis
Toledo
Indianapolis
Vaudeville Tour Makes Eddie Tolan Pro
Eddie Tolan is classified as a professional after engaging in a vaudeville tour following his pace setting in the 100 and 200 meters at the 1932 Olympics. Michigan A. A. U. secretary Charles Brennan announced the change in Detroit on June 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Eddie Tolan
Charles Brennan
Michigan A. A. U
Mary Pickford Inherits Two Million Estate
Toronto reports Mary Pickford will inherit the bulk of an estate valued at more than two million dollars following probate in surrogate court. The will of Charlotte Smith professionally known as Charlotte Pickford, mother of Mary Pickford, was admitted today.
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Toronto
Ont
Uup
Mary Pickford
Charlotte Smith
Charlotte Pickford
Italian Flyers Delayed. Balbo Flight Postponed
Italo Balbo’s squadron of 25 seaplanes bound for the Chicago exposition was postponed until Monday due to bad weather over the Alps. The delay keeps the Italian air convoy grounded in Orbetello, Italy, as crews assess conditions for the ocean crossing.
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Orbetello
Italy
Italo Balbo
Chicago Exposition
Alps
Uprising boosts trade signals as production rises
The article notes large increases in automobile output to 55,496 units and lumber to 163,979,000 feet, with coal production up, and suggests currency depreciation policy aided foreign trade. May exports of American coal coke iron steel and farm products show significant gains, with activity cited in Canadian mills and Portuguese office equipment sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Commerce
Portugal
Roosevelt enjoys smooth sailing days offshore after rough spell
The president sails aboard the Amberjack for a week with no shore leave. He gains time to extend his cruise toward Campobello Island as he regains health and color, aiding his recovery campaign while bracing for continued travel at sea.
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Bay of Pundy
Campobello Island
Roosevelt
Roosevelt administration plans broad works program and funding
The public works administration outlined a wide posturing of future projects to scatter jobs nationwide. It has allocated 638 million dollars for highways and battleships, with 3.3 billion still available for federal and local projects after administrative setup.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Public Works Administration
Henry T. Hunt
Non Organizing Administration
Europe Will Cut Davis Cup Field
Paris June 25. A new eliminations system for the European Davis Cup will reduce next year’s field to eight nations. Seventeen teams already eliminated this year will compete in a 1934 round, four survivors to be drawn against the 1933 semi finalists. England Japan Australia and Czechoslovakia automatically qualify for 1934. opponents to be drawn from Belgium Hungary Holland Romania Poland Italy Monaco Switzerland Norway Yugoslavia Austria Spain Denmark Greece Germany Ireland and Sweden.
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Paris
England
Japan
Australia
Czechoslovakia
Belgium
Hungary
Holland
Romania
Poland
Italy
Monaco
Switzerland
Norway
Yugoslavia
Austria
Spain
Denmark
Greece
Germany
Ireland
Sweden
Montana to spend seven million on highway work this year
Montana will allocate more than 7.4 million dollars in federal public works funds to highway construction, adding at least 5,000 jobs. The program, backed by 1.5 million state money and pending debenture sales, sustains existing projects as gaps are closed and hazards reduced. The state agency awaits federal expenditure rules.
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Montana
James H. Rowe
State Highway Commission
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Rowe
Public Works Board
Highway Commission
Counties Remit Second-Half Taxes in 1932
Helena June 24. All Montana counties but four remitted to State Treasurer James J. Brett the second half 1932 state taxes. Four counties Powell Toole Golden Valley and Wheatland added their quotas. Payments listed: Powell 15818.96 Toole 11021.46 Wheatland 7825.55 Golden Valley 4705.85.
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Helena
Montana
James J. Brett
Powell
Toole
Golden Valley
Wheatland
Pioneer Citizens Hold Dinner Dance In Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge residents invite neighboring communities to a dinner dance next Sunday from 4 p m to midnight to replace the annual Pioneer picnic. A special orchestra will perform and dinner will be served continuously, with old timers urged to attend and meet pioneer day acquaintances.
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Deer Lodge
Pioneer
Ladies Foursome Set For Deer Lodge Event
A two ball ladies foursome is scheduled for tomorrow at Deer Lodge Country Club. Pairings feature Mrs W O Ensign with Mrs Lyons against Mrs T O Collins and Mrs J F Peters and other duos including Mrs F Daly with Mrs F L Unmack and Mrs George Hawks with Mrs Emma Bauer. High and low prizes are offered and a small fee is due from each player. Notify Mrs Edward L Hopkins if unable to play.
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Deer Lodge
Deer Lodge Country Club
W. O. Ensign
Lyons
T. O. Collins
J. F. Peters
F. Daly
F. L. Unmack
George Hawks
Emma Bauer
A. G. Suedeman
Winona Lewis
Dan Harley
Henry Howell
Gordon Tollefson
E. M. Keeley
E. L. Hopkins
J. T. Josephson
Edward L. Hopkins
Lawy ers Close Montana State Meeting in Grand Rapids
The Montana lawyers close their state meeting in Grand Rapids Michigan with a closing session and a banquet attended by hundreds of lawyers and wives. Speakers include Henry Gardiner Ralph E Williams Kenneth W McPherson Oscar Dan Korn and Albert Besancon. John W Bonner is named chairman with James Garlington as president and Carl McFarland as secretary treasurer. The program covers court lawyer coordination and a revision of Montana law and codes. District vice presidents are named for five judicial districts.
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Grand Rapids
Mich
Anaconda Country Club
Mount Powell Medical Association
Henry Gardiner
Anaconda
Ralph E. Williams
Philipsburg
Kenneth W. McPherson
Deer Lodge
Oscar Dan Korn
Kalispell
University Law School
John W. Bonner
Bonner
James Garlington
Missoula
Carl McFarland
Helena
Bar Association
Supreme Courts
Howard Johnson
Butte
Supreme Court
Montana
Albert Besancon
Democratic House
Lewis and Clark
Broadwater
Milton C. Gunn
Silver Bow
George D. Toole
Granite
Powell
Roy Michaud
Lake
Montanans Visiting Montanans at Various Resorts
A list of Montanans visiting other Montanans at locations including Boulder Helena Missoula Great Falls Dillon Ennis and Warm Springs. Names such as John McGough Alfred Walker J Wigenstein V C DeVotie and E J Haney appear alongside towns and institutions.
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John McGough
Boulder
L. Rudick
Elizbeth Lyon
Mary Rutherford
Helena
J. E. Pears
Deer Lodge
E. J. Clain
C.S. O'Neill
William Ledzee
F. A. Chadwick
Albertson
John W. Adams
Alfred A. Walker
J. R. Martin
Great Falls
H. A. Bodine
Livingston
G. C. Harmon
Virginia City
Acoma
Ben Henry
B. Ewell
D. MacDonald
Warm Springs
Butte
J. P. Nelson
Ennis
J. 8. Salles
Earl White
A. C. Morrow
Dillon
Arizona
E. J. Haney
Dave Dutton
Gold Creek
Silver Jubilee Plans Detailed for Sacred Heart Event
After mass visiting clergy will attend luncheon and a speaking program at the Silver Bow club. Program includes Rev J J O Kenned y Bozeman toastmaster Rt Rev Monsignor Victor Day and multiple parish performances. Evening parish reception and entertainment will be held in the school auditorium with Charles P Nevin presiding.
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Silver Bow Club
J. J. O’kennedy
Bozeman
Victor Day
Michael McCormick
Edmund Taylor
J. Sullivan
Townsend
W. P. Joyce
Father Joyce
Charles P. Nevin
Butte
Betty Slatt
John Rask
John Harrington
Hazel Cann
Ellis
Tom Boyle
Frank Heffern
Sacred Heart Quartet
Man seeks discharge from custodian of estate of Peteroff
A B Metzner former Butte man now in Washington DC asks to be relieved of his post as administrator of the Ivan Peteroff estate known as Pet Christ. The estate once valued at about 3000 fell to 2098 after wartime actions and has no heirs. Metzner says he has tried to locate any relative for years but is convinced none exists.
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Ivan Peteroff
Pet” Christ
A. B. Melzner
Butte
Washington, D. C
Peteroff
Louis E. Haven
United States
Metzner
Political Districts Listed by County Names and Officials
A historical list enumerates electoral districts by county groups and assigned officials or placeholders. Names include Ravalli, Sanders, Albert Besan, Henry C. Rodgers, John N. McFarlane, D. C. Warren, R. M. Armour, Henry J. McClernan, Raymond E. Dockery, W. Pomeroy, D. J. Sins, H. C. Crippen, W. W. Mercer, Howard M. Lewis, I. W. Choate, and Thomas Dignan across multiple district lines and combinations.
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Ravalli and Sanders
Albert Besancon
Beaverhead
Jefferson and
Madison
Henry C. Rodgers
Galatin
Park and Sweetgrass
John N. McFarlane
Dawson
McCone
Richland and
Wideaux
D. C. Warren
Eigh E and
Chateau
R. M. Armour
Teton
Pondera
Glacier and Toole
Henry J. McClernan
Fergus
Judith Basin, Petroleum
Raymond E. Dockery
Flathead
Lincoln
W. Pomeroy
Liberty
Hill and Blaine
D. J. Sins
Yellowstone
Big Horn
Carbon
Stillwater
Treasure
H. C. Crippen
Meagher
Wheatland
Golden Valley
Musselshell
W. W. Mercer
Roosevelt
Daniels and
Sheridan
Howard M. Lewis
Custer
Carter, Fallon
Prairie
Powder River
Garfield
Rosebud
I. W. Choate
Seventeenth
Phillips and
Valley
Thomas Dignan
Prosperity Plan Debates At London Conference
The article reports on competing international economic policies during a London conference. It notes US Secretary Hull advocating domestic recovery aligned with global cooperation while seeking to remove trade barriers. France proposes wheat import limits, and Soviet Russia shows growing US contact as delegates push toward wheat and meat deals to aid employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Hull
London
Raymond Moley
Roosevelt
France
Chamber of Deputies
Russia
Great Britain
Washington
Norris
Canada
Australia
Argentina
Grain ZOOMS As Failure Looms in Wheat and Corn
Grain prices surge as oats barley and rye show increases with imports possible. Corn rises sharply to 57? cents a bushel after prolonged rains delay planting, recalling a 72 cent high in 1931 linked to a Thomas Howell trade. Inflation adds bullish pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Howell
Lady in Silk Rides Street Car After Years
A rainy day scene shows a woman in silken attire boarding a street car and declaring she prefers her own car, while the conductor responds that she has been missed.
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