New Pope Elected on Third Ballot in Vatican Conclave
Eugenio Pacelli elected pope on March 2 and takes name Pius XII on his 62nd birthday. He becomes 262nd pontiff, leader of 331.5 million Catholics and Vatican City’s sovereign, after Pius XI’s death. First pope from the United States era attended by 150,000 in St. Peter’s Square.
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Little Change Expected in Papal Policy
Vatican dispatch notes Eugenio Cardinal Pacelli elevated to the papacy is likely to preserve core church policy while introducing fresh, modern viewpoints. His extensive North and South American experience, frequent use of airplanes as cardinal, and a busy 1936 U.S. tour suggest he may become the first flying pontiff.
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Johnson Warns Against Insidious Propaganda Driving War
Senator Johnson of California denounces propaganda and outlines two point foreign policy: no war and no entangling alliances or commitments. He criticizes Roosevelt’s sanctions and the France plane sale as secrecy. Meanwhile the House opens debate on a near 500 million dollar War Department appropriation amid peace talk.
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Rotana Club Milk Fund Drive Sees Poor Response
The Butte Rotana club reports disappointing results in its milk fund drive for undernourished children. The executive committee aims to raise 4000 dollars as two days remain, urging public donations at headquarters in the Butte Chamber of Commerce.
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Montana Weekend Weather Outlook Unsettled with Snow Likely
The forecast for Montana calls for unsettled conditions Friday and Saturday with probable snow flurries in the north and west portions. Frigid temperatures are expected Friday.
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Senator Glass Opposes Morgenthau on Monetary Powers Extension
Senate banking panel delays action on a bill extending Treasury powers to devalue the dollar and to fund stabilization measures. Secretary Morgenthau defended the authority as a shock absorber while Senator Glass of Virginia challenged its impact on business amid debate in Washington.
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Butte Merchants Open First Spring Window Display
Butte stores unveiled spring fashions for men women and home in a 7:30 pm window show as part of the Swing Into Spring in Style event. Thousands toured downtown displays featuring gay colors and new furniture trends. merchants promised bargain prices and guaranteed satisfaction during the two day showcase.
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Past Exalted Rule A G Of Elko Feted By Lodge
A large gathering of old timers filled the chairs at Butte lodge of Elks for the annual past exalted rulers night. Senator Harry A Gallwey presided as exalted ruler and guest speaker George E Hackett of Anaconda spoke as past district deputy grand exalted ruler.
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Senator Harrison warns of economic chaos without big spending cuts
Senate finance chair Harrison, a Mississippi Democrat, warns the nation faces economic confusion if federal spending remains high and the national debt grows. He calls for radical cuts and a conference of officials to craft an economy program, stressing no tax increases or debt limit changes.
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Montana Legislature Adjourns Sine Die After Historic Session
The Twenty-sixth Montana Legislative Assembly adjourned sine die just after midnight Thursday ending the first session to close without a sixtieth day. The final enrolled 27 page appropriation bill was signed by Speaker Dave Manning, with House and Senate leadership notifying the Governor and Senate.
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Impeachment Bid for Attorney General Fails in Montana House
The Montana House rejected a resolution to impeach Attorney General H. J. Freebourn. Vote was 50 for and 46 against, short of the required 52 to approve a majority of the 102 members. A special committee had urged impeachment over alleged bribes tied to a slot machine concession, which Freebourn denied.
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Illness of Juror Delays Branter Manslaughter Trial
Justice Downey delays Branter manslaughter case as juror W G Jennings from 815 West Diamond Street remains bed bound with serious illness. Trial postponed to 10 am today and may shift to Monday. only attorney arguments remain in the December 11 two car collision death case following a recess earlier in the week.
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