AAA reports 80 percent gain in cash income for key crops
The AAA says cash income from cotton, corn, wheat, tobacco and hogs rose 9 percent from 1932 to 1935, aided by rental and benefit payments. Prices for these controlled commodities recovered more than others, while overall farm cash income climbed to its highest since 1929.
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AAA
Washington
Chester C. Davis
Board of Governors
Federal Reserve Board
Supreme Court
Congress
Davis
Dakotas
Minnesota
Iowa
Ozarks
Missouri
Arkansas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Memphis
Tenn
Georgia
Officers and delegates at Women’s Grand Lodge convention
Present officers include Mrs. Schwab and Mrs. Ra vinsky in San Francisco with Celia Lesman Portland and Sarah Hymes San Francisco. Delegates registered span Butte San Diego Salt Lake City San Francisco Los Angeles Hollywood Santa Monica Oakland Sacramento and more with alternates Rose Steinfeld Seattle and Marion Solomon among them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Grand Lodge
Tillie Feldscher
Salt Lake City
Goldie Speyer
San Francisco
Cele Goldman
Los Angeles
Blanche Kramer
Ann Goldring
Santa Monica
Goldie Cohen
Nettie Zedo
Dorothy Dangott
Oakland
Ray Pollard
Rosalie Strasburg
Hollywood
Bess Spellens
Rose ©. Leptz
Huntington Park
Harriet Brown
San Pedro
Rose C
Anna Burnstein
Seattle
Dina Wallin
Stockton
Susan Gilberg
Spokane
Sophie Meller
Vancouver
B. C
Mai Gevarts
Tillie Harris
Claire Cantor
Celia Lesman
Portland
Rose C. Korn
Mildred Filas
Butte
Sylvia Verner
Pasadena
Faye Papcock
Rae Pollard
Rose Elkan
Jeanette Wagner
Billings
Rose Steinfeld
Marion Solomon
Marcia Bernstein
Solon Sounds Alarm Over U S Debt and Relief Funds
In a discussion of fiscal policy Solon claims the second session has fewer appropriations than the first, noting about 3 billion more was spent last year on relief. He warns that relief funds for 1937 will be exhausted by January 1 and predicts a 2.5 billion deficit bill may follow to cover election demands.
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Roosevelt
Treasury
Farley
United States
Henry Wallace
Washington
Dakota
Minnesota
Montana
Wyoming
Pope Pius XI Visits Tombs of Predecessors at St Peter's
Vatican City June 28 Aging Pope Pius XI visited the grottos under St. Peter's to pray before the tombs of his predecessors. The 80-year-old pope kneelt before Saint Peter's tomb on the eve of St. Peter's feast, reflecting on his own longevity and possible death. Five years earlier he mused that he might find repose there one day.
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Vatican City
Pope Pius
St. Peter’s
St. Peter
Pius XI
Peter
Selassie Plans Return Fight for Ethiopia
The fugitive Emperor Haile Selassie plans to return to western Ethiopia to organize resistance against Italian forces after the League assembly adjourns, sources said in Geneva on June 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
East Africa
League Assembly
Women Flyers Crash on Mountain Near Camas Not Seriously Injured
Two Portland women pilots crashed 15 miles northeast of Camas Washington while en route from Vancouver to Spokane for air races. They were found by searchers while hiking out of the mountains. One reportedly had a sprained back. They were accompanied by storekeeper A Cooper of Grass Valley and traveled toward Portland.
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Camas
Wash
Portland
Here
Louis Robinson
Alyce Pashbury
Irma Westover
A. ©. Cooper
Grass Valley
Fred Lee
Vancouver
Spokane
Newspaper Ads Boost Theaters Nationwide
Hollywood June 28. George J. Schaefer vice president sales United Artists reports newspaper advertising increased theater attendance and receipts forty percent over the country this year, outperforming 1935 gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Cal
George J. Schaefer
United Artists Organization
Reds and Tigers show strong form across leagues
The Reds surge with six straight wins to near fourth place, led by timely hitting and improved pitching. The Tigers top the American league with five wins in six starts, while the Yankees slip after two losses in seven games. England reports fewer swimming fatalities due to public life saving courses. Belgium's Premier vows no new budget burden.
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New York
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Detroit Tigers
Yankees
England
Heat wave grips eastern Montana amid drought and rain gains
Eastern Montana endures extreme heat with Bozeman and Great Falls hitting near record highs. Rain remained scant elsewhere while forecasts call for cooler conditions and potential relief next day. Agricultural experts warn drought will worsen feed and water shortages across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MontAna
Bozeman
Glendive
W. E. Muglin
Great Falls
Cut Bank
Weather Bureau
Pacific Coast
North
Harvest Brings $200 Million Wheat Bounty Across Southwest
Kansas City reports the Southwest wheat harvest valued at about 200 million dollars as crop yields rise toward two hundred forty million bushels across Kansas Missouri Oklahoma Texas Nebraska. Prices top 80 cents a bushel with expectations of a dollar soon as harvest spreads from Texas and Oklahoma northward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Southwest
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Bnai Brith Chief Calls For United Front On UnAmericanism
The B'nai B'rith convention at Butte adjourned for tea and tours as Mrs. Speyer is set to be elected president of the Women's lodge succeeding Mrs. Bessie Schwab. Grand President Rickles urged fighting un American attacks on the Jewish people and liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Speyer
San Francisco
Women's Grand Lodge of
B’nai B'rith
Bessie Schwab
Los Angeles
B’nai B’rith
United Front
Women's Lodge
Speyer
Women’s Lodge
Country Club
Edward A. Zeisler
Harry K. Wolff
Butte Country Club
Montana School of Mines
Butte Mines
Masonic Temple
Meaderville
Columbia Gardens
Seattle
Roosevelt Seeks Nation in Victory Speech after Nomination
President nominee Roosevelt rests in Hyde Park with Governor Lehman and family following a vast acceptance crowd at Franklin Field. He plans a nationwide speaking itinerary from Washington and insists on opposing economic tyranny through New Deal security while avoiding direct refences to rival candidates.
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Hyde Park
Lehman
Roosevelt
Little St. James Episcopal Church
Washington
University of Pennsyvania
Franklin Field
America
New Deal
Republican Party
Landon
Kansas
Alfred E. Smith
Union Party
Roosevelt Campaign Opens Strong After Acceptance Rally
President Roosevelt launches re election bid with a massive acceptance demonstration in Philadelphia on June 28 drawing scores of thousands. The rally signals the campaign’s full advance into the general election period with broad public support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Wheat Yields Vary Widely Across States Amid Drought Stress
Early yields averaged 8 to 12 bushels with some fields over 15 and others up to 40. Oklahoma Fruitful after rains with about 30 million bushels. Missouri yields exceed prior hopes at 24.5 million. Texas short at 13.5 million. Panhandle drought reduced output. Nebraska cutting underway with 41.3 million expected. Colorado report notes dust bowl effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Missouri
Texas
Panhandle
Nebraska
Colorado
Dust Bowl
Stroke Hurls Man Off Train in Boulder
Antoni Ronitis aged 68 fell from a freight train after a second paralytic stroke. He died at once and was buried in Boulder cemetery after funeral services held in Boulder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulder
Antoni Ronitis
Ronitis
Boulder Cemetery
Playboy Solon Escapes From Hospital Flight Across County
Congressman Zioncheck fled Gallinger hospital in a small roadster with another man. Authorities reported his attire and potential route toward Washington. Police and hospital officials warn he is dangerous and vows to search grounds. Lawyers say his wife remains missing as officers weigh later steps.
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Zioncheck
Ellicott City
Pattrell
Washington
Zioncieck
Gallinger Hospital
United Press
Ammerman
Maryland
White House
Roosevelt
CCC to Recruit 51871 for 350000 Strength
Washington date June 23 Robert Fechner director of the Civilian Conservation Corps said that 51,871 recruits would be enrolled next month to keep CCC at its authorized strength of 350,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert Fechner
Civilian Conservation Corps
CCC
Tornado Strikes Warrenton Damaging Warehouses
A tornado hit Warrenton North Carolina this afternoon demolishing two large warehouses and unroofing several buildings in the business district. No casualties were reported and damage was estimated at about 50000 dollars.
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Warrenton
N. C
Moses Announces Run for U S Senate in New Hampshire
Concord June 28 Former United States Senator George H Moses declared his candidacy for the Republican nomination for the Senate In the September party primary he will face incumbent Senator Henry W Keyes and Governor H Styles Bridges Helen Moody Wins in Berkeley Calif Moody and Edward Chandler defeat Margaret Osbor ne and Henry Culley in mixed doubles to capture the state tennis title
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N. H
United States
George H. Moses
Senate
Henry W. Keyes
H. Styles Bridges
Helen Moody
Berkeley
Calif
Helen Wills Moody
San Francisco
Edward
Bud) Chandler
Roosevelt platform prompts critique of limitless government powers
The author argues the Democratic platform promises boundless government power to satisfy every group’s desires, inviting endless subsidies and laws. It portrays Roosevelt’s party as shifting from liberal aims to expansive paternalism, risking unchecked authority and fiscal strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Democratic Party
United States
Visitors Arrive Across Montana in Notable Gatherings
The report lists numerous Montanans visiting friends and relatives in several cities including Butte Helena Miles City Billings Great Falls Harlowton Sheridan Boulder and Billings individuals such as J. Miller E J Frumpps John Rogers Dick Gale Tom Cohen Esther Agnis C Harrison Alice Johnson Pearl Johnson John McConnell Louis Harren Fred Winslow Phyllis Engles Elvin Grubb Ruth Prior and J S McLaughlin plus F J Falbaum Jr. The gatherings appear as social transit notes across multiple towns and notable hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
J. J. Miller
Helena
E. J. Frumpps
Jake Letmak
Billings
John Rogers
Miles City
Dick Gale
Tom Cohen
Big Timber
R. E. Cragin
Great Falls
Finlen
Albert W. Smith
Acoma
Paul F. Roeoff
Esther Agnis
C. Harrison
Alice Johnson
Harlowton
Pearl Johnson
Leggat
John McConnell
Louis Harren
Fred Winslow
Sheridan
Phyllis Engles
Elvin Grubb
Ruth B. Prior
Boulder
J. S. McLaughlin
Grand
F. J. Falbaum Jr
Plane crashes claim seven lives in weekend United States
A weekend of deadly air and car incidents left seven people dead. Frank Saglimbene 30 from Roosevelt Field New York plunged his plane into Lake Champlain with three passengers Steve Kaye George W Ericson and Dolly Zarling all from the New York area. Al Stanley 29 band leader from Montgomery Alabama and Mary Lee Butler 20 Daytona Beach died trapped in a Gulf plane with pilot Strobe Lander injured. Joseph F Feaganes flying cadet from Selfridge Field Michigan and Wytheville Virginia died in a Low flying crash near Marysville Ohio. On Long Island Joseph Franco 24 and Anthony Trinken 22 from New York were partially buried after their rental plane plunged from several hundred feet.
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United States
Frank Saglimbene
Roosevelt Field
Longland
Montreal
Lake Champlain
Steve Kaye
George W. Ericson
Dolly Zarling
New York
Daytona Beach
Fla
al Stanley
Montgomery
Ala
Mary Lee Butler
Gulf
Strobe Lander
Marysville
Ohio
Joseph F. Feaganes
Selfridge Field
Mich
Wytheville
Long Island
Joseph Franco
Anthony Trinken
Governor Holtvis Serbians in Montana Observance
Governor Holt spoke to Serbian friends in Montana about conserving natural resources amid drought threats. He urged honest governance and a long term plan for statehood, praising Serbians and stressing cooperation. The event included services, a playset, a women’s drill, and a concluding dance at Legion hall.
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Montana
Queson
Treasure
Holt
B. N. Gurgevich
God
Nichola Petkovich
Legion Hall
R. P. Vukmanovich
N. Petkovich
Sophia Ducich
Nick Stiljacich
Mara Vukmanovich
Olga Bajovich
V. Radoman
M. Lalicich
Lubica Ducich
Lubo Jovetich
Dusan Ducich
Branko Tausan
V. Rekich
Y. Vukovich
Y. Tomich
D. Perisich
J. Rabich
B. Vukmanovich
Noted engineer Cadman dies after pneumonia
San Francisco June 28. Charles K. Cadman, 74, a noted civil engineer who helped build the Panama Canal the Chicago subway and several other major projects died today of pneumonia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Charles K. Cadman
Panama Canal
Glider duo set national altitude record in Elmira meet
In Elmira on June 28 Albert Slatter of Los Angeles and John D. Batterson of Pasadena California established a new national altitude record for two seater gliders at 5 760 feet during the seventh national soaring meet.
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Elmira
N. Y
Albert Slatter
Los Angeles
John D. Batterson
Pasadena
Cal
Local names listed from Montana and Arizona figures
Readable fragments name Ennis H L Hampton Billings Florence Merrick Bozeman Mr and Mrs Arthur Johnson Box Elder Mr and Mrs W E Berger Great Falls G B Thompson Great Falls Arizona Mr and Mrs D Carroll Missoula E Hartsook Great Falls Jack Sharp George Jasperson Jess Cromer Ross Ego Bozeman A Sailmenson Great Falls R Davee Helena Carl Shafford Anaconda
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Jay G. Diamond
Chicago
Black Jack
John J. Pershing
France
West Point
Rickles
Playboy Solon
North Carolina
Moses
U.S. Senate
C. H. Smith
State
Richmond
Smith
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