Baruch backs cost cuts in Democratic economy push
Bernard M. Baruch, a key Democratic figure, endorses congressional economy measures at a Garner lunch with senators. He urges government expense reduction and supports tax revision to aid business while White House resists cutting deficit spending. Morgenthau enforces business aid stance with a recovery sign at his desk as Treasury signals widen.
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Washington
Bernard M. Baruch
Garner
Baruch
White House
Federal Reserve Board
Marriner Eccles
Roosevelt
Morgenthau
Treasury
Anti Communist National Defense Council Holds Madrid
In Madrid and much of Republican Spain Gen Jose Miaja leads a tight military grip to force an end to the war. Franco's armies await developments as the new government sweeps aside Negrin's regime amid Communist opposition.
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Paris
National Defense Council
Jose Miaja
Madrid
Spain
Franco
Juan Negrin
Cartagena
Mediterranean
Miaja
Negrin
Solicitor General Urges Tax on President
Solicitor General Robert H. Jackson told the Supreme Court he hopes to see everyone in government taxed, even the President, arguing states may tax federal employees unless Congress forbids it. The case tests a state's right to levy income tax on a government agency’s employer.
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Robert Jackson
Washington
Robert H. Jackson
Supreme Court
Solicitor General
Jackson
McReynolds
Romanian premier Miron Cristea dies in Cannes
Miron Cristea aged 69, Romania’s premier and Orthodox church Patriarch, died at 9 30 p m in Cannes after bronchial pneumonia following a chill at the railway station. His niece and Romanian Bishop Emilian were at bedside. King Carol appointed Armand Calinescu to form a new government.
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France
Miron Cristea
Romania
Charles Laubry
Paris
George Baltaceanu
Bucharest
Cristea
Nice
Madame Antal
Emilian
Carol of Romania
French Riviera
Carol
Armand Calinescu
Frances
Calinescu
Farmer Executed Plot Ends Friendship with Killing
Morris Illinois March 6 Elvin Wood prominent Grundy county farmer was convicted of murder for shooting his lifelong friend and lodge brother Abner Nelson in the back to obtain ransom. Nelson, a 38 year old wealthy bachelor, was slain at his model farm home February 19 and his body dumped into the Illinois river.
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Morris, Ill
Elvin Wood
Grundy County
Damon
Pythias
Abner Nelson
Wood
Lodge
Nelson
Model Farm
Illinois River
Japan Denies Being Totalitarian Says Foreign Minister
Tokyo March 6 Foreign Minister Hachiro Arita told the diet that Japan is not a totalitarian state and his stance is not necessarily anti US Britain or France. He said the axis of Japan's diplomacy rests with the anti Comintern pact with Italy and Japan and urged understanding of Japan's Asia policy. Observers noted no clear move toward the democracies and said the stance aligns with Japan's occupation of Chinese territory.
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Tokyo
Hachiro Arita
Diet Today
Japan
United States
Great Britain
France
Italy
Gard
Britain
Asia
Arita
Germany
Black magnet sought in Los Angeles dancer slaying case
Seattle police hunted a Black man who calls himself the Black Magnet amid inquiries into the Los Angeles City College campus death of dancer Anya Sosoyeva on February 24. He boasts a spellbinding mystic draw and has a prior record of similar incidents in the East.
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Seattle
U.P
Anya Sosoyeva
Los Angeles
Los Angeles City College
Miss Sosoyeva
East
Morgenthau Urged to Issue Silver Certificates on Reserves
Senator Clark of Idaho urged Secretary Morgenthau to issue up to 1.333 billion dollars in added silver certificates backed by unused bullion. He argued this could help curtail mounting public debt amid vast wartime relief, arms, and public works spending. He noted currency would mirror existing silver certificates in general use for paying debts and government obligations.
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Washington
Clark
Idaho
Morgenthau
Exchange of Letters May Solve Crisis
The British cabinet met at No 10 Downing Street in an emergency session over unrest in Rajkot and Gandhi fasts. Mohandas K Gandhi replied to a letter from the viceroy after receiving it from Lord Linlithgow and authorities report brighter prospects for settlement. Gandhi weakened by fasting, his wife Kasturibhai released from Rajkot jail and then recalled to his bedside.
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Mahatma Gandhi
Thakore
Rajkot
Mahandas K. Gandhi
Gandhi
London
Umm
No. 10 Downing Street
Lord Linlithgow
India
Mohandas K. Gandhi
FE. C. Gibson
Gibson
Kasturibhai
Montana Forecast Shows Cloudy Twosday Through Wednesday
Partly cloudy conditions in Montana with possible snow flurries in the western portion. Warmer temperatures expected in the northeast and extreme east regions on Tuesday. Continuous forecast notes limited precipitation and milder conditions moving into midweek.
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Montana
Wallace urges removal of interstate trade barriers
Secretary of Agriculture Wallace calls on states to lift barriers hindering business recovery and causing economic loss. He cites discriminatory inspection fees licenses taxes conflicting grading labeling and a maze of quarantines and embargoes as impediments to inter state trade.
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Washington
Wallace
Young mother charged with baby slaying in Pa.
In Pennsylvania two families faced murder and negligence charges after a 3-year-old boy died from alleged suffocation. Mrs Gus Edinger, 32, confessed to smothering Daniel last Saturday during a dispute over his crying.
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Mahoney City
Pennsylvania
Lewis D. Buono
Schuylkill County
Daniel
Gus Edinger
C. D. Boyle
Boyle
Justice of the Peace
William Anderson
Juniata County
Paul W. Barrick
Miriam Wolf
State
Richard Gray
Barrick
Helen Wolf
Harrisburg
Business Leaders Demand Concrete U S Government Commitment
Edward J. Harding, national director of the Associated General Contractors of America, urged at the 20th annual convention that business needs more than breathing spell promises. He called for a definite Washington policy and irrevocable cooperation to restore buying power and spur recovery as thousands attend multiple conventions in San Francisco.
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U.S
San Francisco
Upj
Edward J. Harding
Associated General Contractors of America
Harding
Washington
Marines get mascot to replace corporal Jiggs
The United States Marine Corps at Quantico Virginia received a new bulldog mascot to replace Jiggs the Third who died when a fire truck responding to a call at the Marine barracks was involved. Jiggs the Fourth was presented by Frederick James of Temple University Philadelphia in a ceremony in Philadelphia with Col. Charles R. Sanderson, head of the depot of supplies at Quantico.
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Central Press
Philadelphia
United States Marine Corps
Quantico
Jiggs the
Wmder
Marine Barracks
Frederick James
Temple University
Quaker City
Charles R. Sanderson
House Republicans rally opposition to reorganizing bill
A House Republican caucus voiced strong opposition to the administration government reorganization measure. Minority Leader Martin of Massachusetts said the plan lacks adequate congressional checks on executive agency shifts. The caucus favored Senator Byrd’s proposal requiring both chambers to approve presidential changes within 20 days.
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Washington
Martin
Massachusetts
Congress
Byrd
Virginia
Montana farm prices rise slightly in February report
Helena March 6. Montana farm prices increased slightly in the month ending February 15 according to the Bureau of Agricultural Economics. Of 36 leading commodities, 18 showed higher prices, nine fell, and nine were unchanged. Corn wheat barley hay beef cattle veal calves cows horses and mules rose. Potatoes chickens and turkeys held steady. Oats flax seed beans apples eggs butter and butterfat declined.
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Helena
Montana
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Jay G. Diamond
Butte Scouts to Receive 126 Advancements at Court of Honor
Seventy two Boy Scouts will receive 126 advancements and merit badges at the Silver Bow county courthouse during the March Court of Honor. The session opens at 8 pm in Judge J. J. Lynch's courtroom with Judge Frank L. Riley presiding. M. L. Williams of the U S Bureau of Mines will deliver the principal address.
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Butte
Silver Bow
Court of Honor
Percy Frazier
J. J. Lynch
Frank L. Riley
M. L. Williams
U. S. Bureau of Mines
Scout
Frazier
Consider Rearmament Wins Senate Approval for 6000 Plan
The Senate approved a bill authorizing the Army Air Corps to raise strength to 6000 war planes after a debate stressing the threat from dictators. The vote was 54 to 28. The day also saw the Navy push its proposal for a Guam naval air base, which the House rejected. Senators Johnson Colorado O Mahoney Wyoming Schwartz Wyoming voted for. Murray Wheeler Montana Burke Norris Nebraska voted against. Adams Colorado not listed.
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Army Air Corps
Senate
Navy
Guam
House
Johnson
Colorado
O'Mahoney
Schwartz
Wyoming
Murray and
Wheeler
Montana
Burke and
Norris
Nebraska
Adams
Stearns Boston merchant who aided Coolidge dies at 82
Frank W. Stearns of Boston, a dry goods merchant and longtime trusted adviser to Calvin Coolidge, died of pneumonia at his home. He helped launch Coolidge’s rise from Massachusetts senator to governor and then president, never seeking office himself.
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Frank W. Stearns
Calvin Coolidge
Coolidge
Stearns
John G. Sargent
Ludlow
Massachusetts
Amherst College
Warren G. Harding
Rotana Milk Fund Drive to End Tonight in Butte
Donations total over 2000 dollars as the Rotana club meets at the Butte Chamber of Commerce to conclude its milk fund drive aimed at 4090 dollars. The fund provides free milk to 23 public and parochial schools with a secret billing system to prevent embarrassment among families.
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Rotana
Butte Rotana Club
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Miss Kessell
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