Abilization of Agriculture Parley Opens in Montana
Bozeman March 1. A series of 92 county economic conferences will begin this week to discuss agricultural adjustments for stabilizing Montana agriculture. Districts will meet with Montana State College extension director C. Taylor and two extension staffers to address land use, soil conservation, cropping systems, range overgrazing, and livestock production shifts. Conferences stop at Dillon Townsend Helena Missoula Plains Ronan Kalispell Bozeman. Governor Holt aims for Montana to qualify as a state agency under the new farm program.
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Bozeman
Pecal
Montana
C. Taylor
Montana State College
Volounty
Teo
Extension Service
Tas~ Tor
Ab Livineetan
Hardin
Schetala
Dillon
Townsend
Helena
Missoula
Plaine
Ronan
Knudpell
Bormeman
C. Censer
U. S. Department of Agriculture
W. Eimer Holt
Department of Agriculture
Chicago
Memphis
Holt
Montena
Dirat
Landon delegates grow for Kansas governor at Lincoln rally
Supporters estimate a bloc of at least 100 farm state delegates will back Alf Landon at the Republican national convention, following his Founders Day address in Lincoln. Nebraska leaders pledge 11 of 14 delegates to Landon as he urges a platform pledge that agricultural recovery is essential to national recovery.
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Landon
Lincoln
Neb
A.p
Alf M. Landon
Nebraska
Republican Party
Lanien
Kansas
Wes
Bandon
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Bénator L. J. Dickinson
Colorado
Missouri
Lawson
Mother and six children killed in house fire
A late night blaze engulfed a home killing a mother and her six children while rescuers struggled to save survivors. The husband carried his ill wife from the flames and a neighbor leaped from a second story window to escape. The fire moved rapidly trapping the children on the second floor.
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Anis
Qames
Senate bill aims to outlaw basing point freight system
A Washington group led by Sen. Burtonik Wheeler plans hearings in 10 days on a bill to abolish the basing point freight system. Economist Dr. O. M. Boraque, once a political adviser to Mr. Tovey, is among invited witnesses. Wheeler argues the practice keeps prices high in steel, oil, cement, and lumber and contributes to unemployment.
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Washington
Senate
Burtonik
Wheeler
Montans
Interstate Commerce Committee
Chamber of Cominerce
O. M. Boraque
Toveyelt
Floval
Treasury
Pale Doles
Innneapolis
Minn
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Federal Trade Commission
NRA
He Sai
Talmadge Rule Faces Challenge
The document alleges Georgia Governor Talmadge acts without proper appropriations and legal authority. It cites George B. Hamilton as ousted treasurer and claims Daniel lacks lawful qualification and bonds. It notes many state senators refuse to recognize Daniel and accuse Talmadge of diverting highway funds for state operations without legal warrant.
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George B. Hamilton
Talmadge
Georgia
Daniel
Hamilton
Willem B. Harrison
Lele
Telmadge
March Entrance Mildness Marks Day in Butte
The article notes warm spell with temperatures from 29 to 43 degrees and a thaw causing meltwater to flow in gutters, raising near flood risk in Butte yesterday.
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Marsh
Butte
Grand Coulee Dam Ahead of Schedule
The Bureau of Reclamation reported that Grand Coulee construction is seven months ahead of schedule despite normal winter weather. The update comes from Washington on March 19, 1941, noting unusual progress in the Grand Coulee project.
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Grand Coulee Dam
Washington
Bureau of Reclamation
Grand Coulee
New Treasury Bond and Notes Issue Details
Treasury plans issue bonds totaling 4650,000,000 with 2 percent interest due 1851 and redeemable after March 1, 1848, plus 600,000,000 in 1 percent notes maturing March 16. Holders of 588,000,000 in 2 percent notes maturing in April may exchange for bonds or notes. Officials expect big loan market turnover and a $2,000,000,000 cash reserve, with relief spending cut and ongoing Works Progress Administration outlays. The fiscal picture shows an estimated national income of about 55,000,000,000 last year and large future outlays, with relief to next year still uncertain.
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Treasury
Morgenthau
Fem
Grench Fond
Tate
Commerce Department
Cox
Summer Heights
Public Works
Prograss
WPA
Lattain
Basteness
Helwerl
Indicalinna
State Senator Resigns Post From Fxalake District
Elena March 1 State Senator John Oliver of Fxalake Carter county tendered his resignation as an improve of the state banking department. Frank H Johnson state superintendent of banks said the resignation goes into effect immediately Oliver had recently announced candidacy for Congress from the Second Congressional district on the Republican ticket.
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Elena
John Oliver
Fxalake
Carter County
Hen
Frank H. Johnson
King
Oliver
Pershing Observes 7th Anniversary in Arizona
Tucson March 1 General John J. Pershing, in robust health for his age, marks his seventh anniversary in retirement. The former AEF commander spends winters in Southern Arizona, taking daily horseback rides, reading, and attending public affairs events. He jokes that the only way to get rid of a good cavalry officer is to shoot him, and avoids commenting on national affairs.
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Tucson
Ariz
John J. Petstloy
Arizona
Tfe
Two Earthquakes Shake Los Angeles Area
Two minor shocks hit the Los Angeles area today about 15 minutes apart, causing no damage. The first tremor occurred near 11:28 a m and the second shortly after, felt primarily in the city while not reported in Fresno Needles or San Diego. Santa Fe railroad officials checked and found the temblor did not extend beyond the Los Angeles region.
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Los Angeles
Santa Fe Railroad
Frenso
Needles
San Diego
Oailf
27 Billion Dollars Spent by Business Aids Recovery
Detroit March 1 The Ford Motor Company's William J Cameron aired a stark contrast between government and business spending during recovery years. He said American business spent about 27 billion dollars from savings from 1930 to 1935 to aid recovery, versus government work relief totaling about 10 billion by end 1935. Cameron argued private surplus is public security, noting Ford paid 93 million in wage increases in 1937 and 58 million more the next year to help weather the Depression.
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Detroit
William J. Cameron
Ford Motor Company Tonight
Cameron
Inc
Amer
Ican
Ford Motor Company
Italy Ready to Talk on Peace as War Expands
Rome signals willingness to consider peace proposals for the Ethiopia conflict while stressing defense needs and expansion rights. The dispatch notes Italian goals include ending the war and restoring Rome to strong defensive posture amid pressure from Britain and France to rebuild the Stresa front.
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Ethiopie
Italy
Danubian Basin
Great Britain
France
Stresa Front
Rome
Realizntion
Pesca
Myssount
Hauptmann Fate 3 in Politics and Trial Delays
Continuous coverage of Bruno Hauptmann with new investigations beyond the original aim. Sources say authorities seek accomplices and Hauptmann campaigns against witnesses while awaiting possible retrial or reprieve before the March 20 sentencing. Pastort claims a $30,000 payoff and a Lindbergh ransom note aboard a ship, prompting questions of an accomplice network.
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Pastori
Hauptmann
Otfinen
Pastort
United States
German Saar sovereignty restored after plebiscite
Berlin reports full sovereignty over the Saar after a plebiscite ended League of Nations supervision. The regional court dissolved after midnight, with officials noting the end of no discrimination guarantees. Georgia Lee Haskins, five, was treated at St James Hospital for an arm injury sustained while paying.
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Berlin
Ctetmany
League of Nations
Saar
Reich
Teague
Germany
League
Caida
Georgia Lee Hasking
Dewey Street
St. James Hospital
Ethiopians Retreat Under Pressure as Italians Close In
Ethiopians led by Ras Esis and Ras Seynum retreat toward Amba Ambaza while Italian planes bomb their line. Seyoum vows to defend Abbi Addi. Native chiefs report retreating Ethiopians shot for food aid and mules and rifles seized. Italian Think Army drives hard as rains threaten to slow further action.
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Ethiopt
Ras Kassa
Tembbiert
Tony Uke
Ras Mulugheta
Kasse
Tombian
Abhi Addi
Third Army
Fyjhrean
Gheva
Takeste
Italan
Ras Ikassy Thursdey
Nell
Ldeted
Gilardey
Asmara
Amba
Terbien
Alv
Dedjarnatch Blene Anf
Seyoum
Abbi Addi
Think Army
Roosevelt Signs New Farm Bill Aims At Parity And Conservation
President Roosevelt signed a new farm bill seeking 300 million dollars in annual subsidies to divert land to conservation uses and raise farm income parity. The plan envisions a federal state cooperative system after two years, with no contracts for farmers and regional meetings to explain the program.
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Congress
Secretary of Agriculture
Pla
AAA
Supreme Court
CAAA
Agriculture Department
Chicago
Memphis
New York
Galt Lake City
Roosevelt
Montanans Visit Montanans Across the State
The list records Montanans visiting various towns including Great Falls Helena Dillon Bozeman Billings and others. Names such as A Mohs J Jensen J Hart and J R Roberts appear across multiple cities with several couples noted. The arc spans Butte Grand Comet Arizona and other locales, indicating a social or guest exchange.
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the Finlen
BG. Younger
A. Mohs
A. A. Keahesda
Great Falls
W.H Sawyer
Kauspell
Dan C. Jensen
Billings
A.A. Arrar
Cutbank
Joe K. Hart
Helena
al B. Cowan
Dion
Amothe Legent
Dolly Dean Burgess
J. W. Stewart
Frances Foster
Dillon
Matt Diamond
Bozeman
Frank Healy
Columbus
W. & McMawlen
Antone Schmitt
Boulder
Butte
Jon Dietrich
White
J. G. Thomas
Two Dot
E. V. Fretwell
J. R. O'Shea
A. J
Reynolds
Grest Falls
Arizona
John_ Marromakd
Comet
B. M. Jackson
Ennis
A. Martly
Harrison
George Makay
Livingston
Two Big Issues Facing Congress
Congress weighs relief funding and tax plans as Roosevelt era debates grow. Lawmakers push to override a veto on seed and feed aid while considering farm relief bills and federal spending reductions. A Senate vote momentum exists though House action remains uncertain.
Moroney Funeral at Daly Shee Mortuary and St Patrick’s
The funeral for A. D. Moroney will be held at Daly Shee mortuary this Monday morning at 9 oclock. A Requiem High Mass will be celebrated in St Patrick's Church at 9:30, followed by interment in Holy Cross Cemetery.
Japan demands strong regime amid coup aftermath
A chaotic coup leaves finance chiefs uneasy as officials express regret for upheaval caused by imperial virtue. Mutiny leaders face detention while loyal troops segregate from participating soldiers. Knights of Pythias meet at Damon lodge No. 4 to discuss routine business and reports.
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Jotaro Watanabe
Prince Konoa
Rin
Nanaka
Wisticonsstrat
Almeeit
Prizon
Pythians
Allighton & Clans of
Esquires
Gelock
Damon Lodge No. 4
Knights of Pythias
Pythion Castle
Oee
Thomas Cox Jr
Frazier-Limky Plan Seeks Mortgage Refinancing Vote
Backers of the Frazier-Limky bill discuss refinancing farm mortgages with new funds and outline a strategy this week. They consider prompt efforts to convene party caucuses to seek an omnibus order for the measure.
Butte Death Notices Includes Several Local Funerals
Multiple notices from Dillon and surrounding areas report funerals and viewings. Kasper Houser of 498 Thompson Avenue Dilton will have services at St Hope's Church, with interment at Mountain View cemetery. John J Brynn, John Maxwell, Julia O Connor, Mary Dillon and others are listed for forthcoming rites with viewings at local mortuaries and interments at Mountain View cemetery.
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Brynn
Jnoitynn
Duggin
Merit Mortuary
Frederick T. Spencer
Mountain View Cemetery
Maxwell
John J. Maxwell
Dugan
Merrill Mortuaty
Orlock
G. C. Wilcox
Baventh Day ‘Adventist Church of
Duggan's Mortuaries Services In Butte Montana
Obituary notices from Butte Montana report Mrs Josephing Paltyes aged 63 to be taken from Sherman Reed Funeral Home to 93 Bennetts Street for a Wednesday mass at St Lawrence Church, burial at Patrick's Cemetery. Brother Sister group attend service. Kramarich family note funeral details for Antonia Kramarich at Sherman Reed Home with funeral at Sacred Heart Church and Holy Cross Cemetery.
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Pullum
Josephing
Paltyes
Sherman & Reed
Bennetts Street
St. Lawrence Church
Clork
BA Patrick's Cemetery
Brothttstad Sisters
Rlovenska Hrvaika Llagoo No
Sherman& Reed Funeral Home
Antonia Kramerich
Kramarich
Antonia Kramarich
Sherman & Reed Funeral Home
Erered Heart Church
Maze
Holy Cross Cemetery
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Shouse
Breckenridge
American Liberty League
Landen
Federal Relief Administration
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Mitho Beck
Senate Group
Trengury Kaki
Pershing
U.S
FATE
Politicg
Ras Esis
Ras Séynuity
Amba Ambaza
Tar
Temblen
Soame
Farm Credit Administration
Smith
South
Caroline
RFC
House
Seale
Chamber of Commerce of the
Norris-Rayburn
Burtis
Testay
Rooevelt
Ways and Means Committee
Henry O. Curran
Burns
Qully
Ways and Means
Satton
Duncan
Kate Keath Duncan
Fueral
Rev. Carpenter
White's Funeral Home Funeral Ofrectors and Estbalaiees
West Park Street
Daly Shea Mortuary Home
Ul Fa
Tanke
Japan
Otonnor
Julia’ O'Connor
Bell Street
Puytan
Merrill Mor Fuery
Duggan
s_ Merril
Pat R Gagner
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North Montane
Sherman & Reed Funeral Directors Bdwy
Anna Ste Phone Next
Joseph Richards, Inc
Funeral Home
South Montane Street
George T. Wade
Fred
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