Nation's first primary test shifts in Georgia county
In Donalsonville Georgia on March 4 Democratic voters backed President Franklin D Roosevelt over Governor Eugene Tal mage in Seminole County by 745 to 136 in a nonbinding primary. Marion Allen Roosevelt campaign manager hailed the result as indicative of statewide sentiment. Hugh Howell, head of the Georgia Democratic Party, said the committee could still call a statewide primary or name delegates.
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Donalsonville
Georgia
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Eugene ‘Talmage
Seminole County
White House
Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Talmadge
Marion Allen
Hugh Howell
Non Partisans Indorse Langer For Governor
Bismarck North Dakota March 4 Former Gov Wisin Langer once convicted then acquitted of federal conspiracy charges was endorsed for governor by the regular non partisan league convention in a unanimous acclamation vote.
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Bismarck
N. D
U71
Wisin Langer
North Diakota
League
Funeral notices for William Johns and Mary Billard
Funeral services set for William P Johns from Duggans Merril mortuary Rose room to St Ann church with requiem high mass at 9 30 am and interment at Mount Mollah. Mary Billard viewing at Rainbow room Duggan Merril mortuary this Thursday afternoon, burial at ranch home near Dilton with Omers service Saturday 2 pm at Methodist church Dillon conducted by Rev Meeks, interment Mounten View cemetery. Card of thanks expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors, Dr Peterson, Murray hospital staff, and those who sent offerings.
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Joune
William P. Johns
Mrz
Mary Billard
Duggan
Merril Mortuary
Dilton
Tom
Omers
Chirehab
Iate
Agnes Brynn
Dr. Peterson
Murray Hospital
Mora
City to spend 2000 for sewer projects with WPA help
The council debated sewer work in Fairview Valley Harvard alley West Copper Clark Quartz fast Copper Quisty Arizona and Virginia Montana streets while approving use of 2000 from the alarm sewer fund for WPA labor. Alderman Boland criticized assistant city engineer Curran over ward favoritism. fellow alderman Bulliven supported Curran. The meeting also confirmed new firemen after probation, discussed police training space, and noted milk and public works reports and January filings.
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WEA
Alarm
WPA
Fairview Addition
Valley Addition
Harvard Alley
West Copper Street
Clark and
Quartz
Copper
Quisty Alley
Arizona
Virginia-Rontana
Leo Boland
Frank Currant
William Barrett
Fred Marlin
Dutte
Henry Knight
Iain
James Monney
4. E. Kane
Maso Clinic
Portland
Hs Caunell
South Oklahomea
Knight
Made & Jash
Assistentl
Jack Duggan
National Youth Administration
John Bealyger
Dury Milk and Food Inspector
Federal Bureaus of Agriculture and Public Health Service
Butte
Department of Public Works
T. A. Morgan
Jay Detty
Floyd Fluetti
Willan Davey
Louis J. Duncan
Roy Michaud
Anna Daven- Sport
Ray Wittkemper
Walte
Edgar M. Andries
Mary Sloan
Joseph S
Councill
J. S. Mulholland
Arizona Street
Council
Special Improvement District
Shields
Commissioners of England
Evelinend
Fouleau
Frank
Great Britain reveals vast defense budget rise amid war talk
MPs digest details of a white paper showing defense expenditures for the coming year at about £166.28 million, with first-year expansion expected to exceed £200 million and total near £800 million. Naval estimates rise to £69.09 million, about £3.28 million more than 1936.
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Great Britain
Exnerty
Tyromne Diplomatia Etreles Betlef
Europe
Black Blizzard Strikes Southwest Dust Storm Paralysis
A March 4, 1930s era report describes a severe dust storm across the Southwest. High east winds from the Oklahoma Panhandle whip brick dust into the Pecos valley and eastern New Mexico plains, echoing last year’s paralyzing storms.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Featinay
Oklahona Panhandle
Texas
Pecos Valley
Plains
New Mexico
Montanans Visiting Montanans Visiting List of travelers across Montana towns
A damaged OCR listing appears to catalog Montanans visiting various towns and events. It mentions names and places such as Burns Great Falls Livingston Helena Missoula Dillon Butte Cut Bank and Bozeman along with several households and individuals including Shirley Smith George Pawker Lloyd Bricker E. Hare J. Tobin Grace Stone Coates and others. The fragmentary text reads as a sequence of person and place pairings without coherent narrative.
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Arizona
Jack Warllway
Burns
Shirley Smith
Dell
Acoma
George Pawker
Pfister
Great Falls
B. Huzard
Lloyd Bricker
Livingston
E. H. Hare Tis
Grand
Torgeson
O. H. Underwood
J. Croon
Enberais
Missoula
W. T. Tobin
Helena
Billings
E. (. Ralston
Charles Uenley
J. W. Bresle
Misouri
G. C.impkins
Bozeman
Lyman F. Bennett
Virgina City
Washington House Debates Reds and Rail Rates
Fragmentary 1932 era report covers House clashes over communism and free speech, including Browder and McClellan, plus railroads urging extensions to freight charges. Norris fights rural electrification funding amid budget debates, with amendments aimed at trimming spending and gunner political contention across the Roosevelt era.
US tax plan faces party split and industry clash
The Roosevelt administration backs a broad tax revision to fund farm relief and bonus payments, while Republicans attack the plan as damaging to corporate resources. Senator Borah warns against overreach, urging safeguards, and House leaders weigh exempting banks from drastic taxes. Industry groups oppose expanded federal powers, deeming the Wheeler Rayburn bill an excessive intrusion into commerce.
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Hill
Borah
House
Ways and Means
Samuel 8. Hu
Washington
Treasury
Roosevelt
Morgen
Tnt
Marc
Borth
Arge
Snell
New York
Brain Trust
Supreme Court of the
Bladder weakness ad prompts patient questions
The fragment discusses bladder issues and sleep disturbance, noting unclear references to medical devices or treatments. It mentions bladder control, possible urinary symptoms, and a request for regular sleep routines, but the text is garbled and many terms are indeterminate.
Stalin interview on war, Far East, and Soviet aims
Stalin discusses Soviet stance on Japanese moves toward Outer Mongolia, predictions of global war, and the danger points in Europe and the Far East. He rejects imperialist aims, emphasizes readiness to aid Mongolia if attacked, and critiques Western misperceptions of Soviet intent while outlining capitalism as the principal menace.
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Outer Mongolia
Manchukuuo
China
Japan
Btalin
Mongolian People's Republic
Ulanibator
Urga
Far East
Europe
Germany
Seth
Stalin
Soviet Union
Spirst Union
Georse
Mr Stain
Mr. Howard
Stalin Report Blasts on Mongolian Front Ties
Roy W. Wosard chairman of Saripps-Howard papers reports an interview with the Russian reader. Officials question Stalin's statements on Mongolia and outer Mongolia. Soviet influence seen limited. Japan and China tensions noted. no border incidents since a recent Soviet pledge to aid Mongolia.
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Roy W. Wosard
Saripps-Howard
Stalin
Weevelse
Mongolia
Tanakichi Ota
Moscow
U.S
Ching
Outer Mongolia
Redy
China
Mongolian
Russia
B. B. Slomeniakets
Toreign
Ola
Philippine Clipper Lands at Wake Isle
The Philippine Clipper touched down at Wake Island at 2 04 p m local time completing the third leg of its flight to Manila. The plane will be joined by its sister ship China Clipper within hours. Eastbound reports position it about 200 miles from Wake flying from Guam. The two Pan American Airways planes will be moored together at the company base tonight. The Czechoslovak finance minister said extraordinary state demands prevent any easing of the tax burden on the public.
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Wake Island
Ihs
Manila
Wake
Guam
Pan American Airways
Peace Parley in Strikes Highlights Labor Turmoil
Across Akron Jeannette and Boston pickets press for gains as a two week old walkout shifts to vigilance and peaceful protests. In San Pedro 374 crew members of the Panama Pacific liner threaten to end a three day port standstill as wage talks resume. In St Paul inmates stage a hunger strike over food while Cedar Rapids workers protest seniority at Wilson & Co. packing plant.
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Akron
Ohio
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company
Jeannette
Pickels
Pennsylvania Rubber Company
Boston
Garment Workers
San Pedro
Wner
California
New York
Inbar
Joseph Connor
Barney Opn Wau
Creo
St. Clous
Minn
Cedar ‘Rapids
Towa
Wilson and Company Packing Plant
Arrests May Solve Fraternity Robbery in Montana
Bozeman march 4 two men from Montana were arrested in Missoula on burglary theft and auto theft charges linked to a Lambda Chi Alpha fraternity burglary in Bozeman and a Belgrade station break in a grand larceny warrant named Ban Howe and Robert Kirby. The car was found in Belgrade with contents missing and a small amount of gasoline stolen. A bystander was injured when struck by a car at Broadway and Main.
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Bozeman
Missoulu
Lambda Chi Alpha
Belgrade
Westlake
Edgiund Burke Jr
Western
Montana
Elty
Ban Howe
Robert Kirby
Arthur Einst
Iestraight
Jordan
Kalispell
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Langer
Wilhelm
Columbia Gardens
Broadway
Mont
Wurtitzer
Sherman & Reed Funeral Directors Bény
Ariz
Joseph Richards
White's Funeral Home
West Park Street
Paul Mooney
Dean
Watkins
Edna Brynn
Dugger's Merryll Mortuaries
Wat I.hagner
Bare Fone Wabi Sin
North Méntans
Smith
Mare Island Navy Yard
Ben Francisco
Joseph Bryant Smith
Negus
Robinson
Roplnson
House of Representatives
Torday
McLellan
Demonab
Arkansas
Columbia Syste
Karl C. Browder
United States
Wet Broadcasting
McCormack
Massachusetts
Tulepokesttian
IGG
Rlf. Fletcher
Dullus H. Barmelec
Railway Economics Bureau
Senate Lobby Committee
Black
Alabama
Situs Strew
Chicago
United States Chamber of Commerc
Trnton
Frm
Wadsworth
Republican
Tcommunications Commission
Win
Communications Commission
Commission
Norris
Nebraska
Senate
Connally
Dentocrat
O'Mehoney
Departments
Newtis
Benatar King
Utah
Pose
Tarin Co-Operatives
Aml
National Associations of Manufacturers
Wheeler-Rayburn
Federal Rade Commission
Theganate Interstate Commence
United States Chamber of Commerce
Wallace Armi
Chester Datis
AAA
Wallace
Amuuiet
Bbe
Havre
Miles City
Cheyenne
Denver
Calgary
Los Angeles
St. Paul
Van
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Seattle
Spokane
Wiliston
Wake Isle
Czechoslovakia
Hes
Mike Vorbrick
East Wosmtan
H. B. Brinck
Oregon
Broadway and
Main
Woderick
Kea
Cro& Orchard
Ara Tate
Cui Mol
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