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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1933

Page

2

Business optimism at civic dinner highlights growth and faith

Butte Chamber of Commerce event featured speaker Dr. Thompson urging confidence and prudent progress. A. W. Merkle presided. John J. Holmes and Jean Kelley spoke on insurance. Thompson cited Roosevelt and bond oversubscriptions to contrast fear with opportunity.

Butte Chamber of Commerce Silver Bow Club A. W. Merkle Peter Potter Merkle Harry Cunningham Helena Montana Life Insurance Company Cunningham Butte John J. Holmes Jean D. Kelley A. M. Riley Butte Life Thompson Iowa Cedar Rapids Davenport Roosevelt

Chicago teacher wins big in unpaid contest spree

Miss Marge Hicks, a 23 year old Chicago teacher unpaid for months, earned 3331.87 dollars and numerous gifts through 180 contests in a year and a half. She ranks second nationally behind Clarence Farrar and says necessity drove her to contestwork to support her family.

Marge C. Hicks Chicago United Press Miss Hicks Ruggles School United States Clarence B. Farrar Atlanta Hicks

Geneva disarmament conference adjourns to October

The world disarmament conference adjourned in Geneva until October 10 despite Nadolny's protest that the recess signals a funeral for disarmament. German and French delegates clash over implications while Roosevelt orders Davis back to Geneva to push for a general agreement.

Montana Standard Butte Geneva Rudolph Nadolny Hitler Rene Massigli France Roosevelt Norman H. Davis

Midwest Torrid Wave Ends as Rain Breaks Heat

A midwestern heat wave ends after heavy rains across Minnesota North Dakota Illinois and Wisconsin. Two inches fell in parts of Minnesota and North Dakota while Missouri rain washed out railroad tracks delaying Secretary Wallace en route to Chicago. The weather man predicts a high pressure system moving east from the Pacific will end the heat wave by Saturday.

Wolf Lake Race Course Indiana Minnesota North Dakota Illinois Wisconsin Missouri Wallace Chicago Pacific Middle West

Jury retires without verdict in burglary case

After six and a half hours of deliberation Judge Frank Riley's court heard the burglary charge against Hugh Fagan 21 of 2028 Lowell Avenue and the jury could not reach a verdict retiring at 10 30 last night. Co defendants Thomas Martin and Tom Trevetick face similar charges but will stand separate trials.

Hugh Fagan Frank Riley Fagan W. B. Bradley Lowell Avenue Thomas Martin Tom Trevetick

Roosevelt Given A Big Welcome On Canadian Visit

President Roosevelt received a warm reception in New Brunswick with locals recalling his boyhood ties and past visits. Norman Davis and L P D Tilley greeted him as crowds pressed to shake his hand. He spoke of permanent friendship between nations and planned return visits. The trip included a foggy Maine coast sail to Campo Bello and speed trials aboard the Indianapolis.

Lubeck Narrows Norman Davis Geneva Roosevelt L. P. D. Tilley New Brunswick William Duncan Herridge Washington Chaims Secret Service Dominion Police Eddie Lank Eddie Mr. Roosevelt Captain Eddie London Ramsay MacDonald Great Britain Campo Bello Maine Indianapolis Hampton Roads

Gasoline Tax Collections Dip In Montana

Receipts from Montana's 5 cent gasoline tax for the first six months totaled 1,343,950, down from 1,441,245 a year earlier. June collections reached 543,063 versus 367,377 in June 1932, according to the state board of equalization. Germany has a better highway program.

Helena Montana State Board of Equalization

De Pinedo plans long flight bid to break record

Gen Francesco De Pinedo arrives in the United States awaiting the aircraft for a non stop world distance record attempt. Once Italy’s air hero he resigned his post to protest being kept in Buenos Aires as a private citizen.

Francesco de Pinedo Italy Benito Mussolini Duce United States de Pinedo Buenos Aires

Private negotiations in world money talks muddled

The piece argues that a world conference on money faces deep uncertainties as governments seek to raise prices without clear targets. It notes negotiators share vague aims, with Britain, France, and America pursuing divergent interests amid ambiguous, publicly debated aims.

France

Treasure State to Enforce Road Limit Statute

Helena June 29 Montana prepares to enforce highway road limit law. Scales for inspections will be installed by the state highway commission at seven entry points Wyola Warren West Yellowstone Monida Lookout Novon Troy where foreign trucks must stop for inspection, State Purchasing Agent J E Murphy announced.

Helena Montana State Highway Commission J. E. Murphy Wyola Warren West Yellowstone Monida Lookout Novon Troy

Negotiating Price Trends and Common Action Across Nations

The text discusses a plan to align inflation expectations among Britain, the author, and allied nations. It stresses a gradual price rise in Britain and France, with a need to reconcile underlying views. Success hinges on reaching a common objective and parallel national measures for international action.

New York Tribune, Inc

Four Men to Fly to Alaska to Start Search for Jimmie Mattern

Four men plan a dawn takeoff to search for Jimmie Mattern missing more than two weeks on his world tour. Lead pilot William Alexander, with Fred Fetterman, Harold Persons, and Thomas Abbey, will refuel in Dayton and Akron before heading to Winnipeg. The plane carries 18 hours of fuel as the group aims to map and search sections. Mattern, who left Khabarovsk for Nome, disappeared over the trek across Siberia.

New York Alaska Jimmie Mattern William Alexander Dayton Akron Ohio Winnipeg Fred Fetterman Harold Persons Thomas Abbey Brooklyn Alexander Mattern Khabarovsk Siberia Nome

Railway expansion links Fez to Tunisia via Taza segment

Work accelerates on the final section between Taza and Fez to complete a railway link that will provide Fez with through communication to Tunisia and connect North Africa.

Taza Fez Tunisia North Africa

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