Governor Warns Delays May Cost Montana Camp Allocation
Governor Frank H. Cooney urged eastern Montana drought counties to finalize emergency conservation works camp plans with CCC forces. He hopes the original 27 camp quota can be filled, but warned delays could lose workers via Herbert Maier of Oklahoma City. He sent telegrams to 10 counties directing prompt project submission.
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Montana
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Frank H. Cooney
ECW
Herbert Maier
Oklahoma City
Big Horn
Carter
Powder River
Sheridan
Daniels
Garfield
Custer
McCone
Danyon
Musselshell
Maier
Ex Ball Player for Schoige Linked to Treasury Bid
In New York and San Francisco quarters there is talk Pecora was not eyed for the chair but offered a one year head commission post. Kennedy, a Harvard former baseball player who chose banking, was reportedly drafted by the White House though not a candidate for the commission. It remains uncertain if Pecora would accept any role other than chairman.
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New York
Ferdinand
Senate
Frank Shaughnessy
San Francisco Stock Exchange
Pecora
Commission
Kennedy
Harvard
White House
Wordy diplomacy and a stubborn debt note exchange
A humorous column riffs on Anglo American diplomacy and the art of note writing. It contrasts a 1 200 word British reply signed by F D G Osborne with a 4 000 word American request, joking that the State Department avoids direct cash demands and that notes complicate payment schedules.
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England
F. D. G. Osborne
Ronald Lindsay
The
Bath
Royal Victorian Order
Order of St. Michael and St. George
State Department
Treasury
Leavenworth
France
Construction Pact for Prosperity in the United States
In clear view of Europe’s deflation, Lipppmann argues domestic revival relies on costly construction easing. He urges a three‑way pact among producers, lenders, and workers to lower prices, interest, and wages selectively to unlock housing, rail, and industrial repair demand and restore full employment.
Abatement Petition Aims Broadway Prospect Street Closures
The city council moved to abate and donate portions of Broadway and Prospect Avenue to the state, with deed lines set from 140 feet east of Prospect to 90 feet west of Prospect's west line, and from Granite Street to the alley north of West Park Street.
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Broadway
Prospect Avenue
Granite Street
West Park Street
North Dakota votes to keep liquor sale ban in primary
In Fargo, North Dakota returns from 926 of 2,242 precincts show 50,923 against intoxicating liquor and 36,408 for liquor sale. Local option also rejected with 49,947 voting against and 36,296 for approval.
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Fargo
N. D
North Dakota
Five Die As Warships Collide Off Korea
Two Japanese destroyers the Inazuma and the Mivuki collided Friday night off Ovelport Korea during maneuvers. Five were reported killed and many seriously injured as both vessels were ripped open by the collision.
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Tokyo
Inazuma
Mivuki
Ovelport
Korea
Policy shift to raise labor income faster than hourly rate
The article argues that boosting labor income ahead of wage cuts could lower overall labor costs while increasing worker earnings. Washington hints the administration favors this path to spur private construction, accelerate public works, and resume local programs as federal emergency spending winds down. Plate glass prices held by Belgian manufacturers.
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Washington
New York Tribune, Inc
Marines Visit Butte As Seattle Aerial Unit Tours City
A Seattle to Butte Marine corps reserve flight visits Butte for cross country hour requirements. Lieutenant Adams explains the 20 hours yearly quota and 11½ hours from Seattle-Butte travel. The bi plane ships, 425 hp Pratt Whitney engines, carry 100 pound bombs for shrapnel scattering, not heavy bombing.
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Adams
Butte
Air Service
Army
Navy
Seattle
Spokane
Missoula
Immelman
Joseph P. Adams
Valentino Gephart
Richard C. Mangrum
Jack R. Cram
Carl W. Nelson
Fred Sparling
Jack Graves
Charles Laidlaw
Roosevelt signals actions on farm moratorium bill unclear
President Roosevelt said he acted on the Frazier Lemke farm moratorium bill without indicating veto or signature. Officials indicated approval. He withheld public action awaiting a memorandum detailing disposal of the measure as he prepared for a long sea voyage and new commissions.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Reprieve for doomed woman extended until July ninth
New York June 29. Gov. Lehman granted Anna Antonio a reprieve until July 9 to study a last hour statement by Vincent Saetta. Antonio, mother of three, was sentenced to death for hiring two men to kill her husband Salvatore for $5,000 insurance. Saetta’s confession differed from the state’s account.
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New York
Anna Antonio
Herbert H. Lehman
Lehman
Antonio
Vincent Saetta
Lawes
Saetta
Albany
Sing Sing Prison
Samuel Feraci
Salvatore
Feraci
Casteleton
Sam Antonio
Three escape serious injury as gar upsets on Roosevelt Drive
Deputies Joe Boric and Tom Weir from the sheriff's office found the car at a seven foot embankment near Basin Creek reservoir road after an accident on Roosevelt Drive. The back and one side were damaged. Dickman and two companions were taken to Murray hospital with superficial arm abrasions after being extricated by passing motorists. An X ray showed no serious injury and all were dismissed after treatment.
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Basin Creek Reservoir
Joe Boric
Tom Weir
Sheriff's Office
Dickman
Murray Hospital
G. T. McPherson
Roosevelt Signals Support For Farm Relief Measure
The president indicated favorable views toward legislation offering a five year breathing spell for farmers unable to reach agreements with creditors. He referred the proposal to the Department of Justice and the Farm Credit Administration for study, while western lawmakers were informed of his possible backing.
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Roosevelt
Department of Justice
Farm Credit Administration
Congress
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