Credit revival seen in United States and Europe
Over-subscription of a 900 million dollar government issue signals a brighter credit mood in the United States. Bank rate cuts abroad, including a 1 percent cut by the Bank of England, reflect improving conditions as Basel reports easing global sentiment. American officials urge swift reparations deals to restore confidence and enable intergovernmental debt readjustment. In the United States, Union Pacific notes signs of farm sector easing while oil industry revival seeks rationalization of exports under Shell leadership.
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United States
Bank of England
International Chamber of Commerce
Europe
Carl Gray
Union Pacific Railroad
Mr. Gray
Union Pacific
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Montana interscholastic tourney finalists shaping up
Finalists in the Montana interscholastic basketball tournament appear set, with semi finals to be finished tomorrow morning. Anaconda vs Poplar for fifth and eighth, Miles City vs Terry Bozeman winner for fourth and seventh, and Livingston vs Bear Creek plus Great Falls vs Butte to determine pairings for the remaining spots.
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Bozeman
Montana
Anaconda
Poplar
Miles City
Livingstone
Bear Creek
Great Falls
Butte
Thompson to present Butte airport terminal claims in Washington
Thompson, secretary of the chamber of commerce, will travel to Washington, D. C., to present Butte's claims for a terminal on the proposed airline extension from Bismarck Willard. He plans talks with senate members regarding the project.
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Butte
Bismark
Willard
Thompson
Chamber of Commerce
Washington, D. C
Senate
Rebellion Reported Against Manchurian Pro-Japanese Regime
Soviet dispatches describe a Thursday revolt in Sakhalien near Blagoveshchensk against Henry Pu Yi’s pro Japanese Manchurian government. Ten officers and two civilians were killed, a commander Ze-Yut captured, and offices bombarded as refugees including the Japanese consul fled.
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Ze-Yui
Moscow
U.P
Manchuria
Henry Pu-Yi
Blagoveshchensk
Sakhalien
Manchurian
Ze-Yut
Amur
Chiefs foresee house approval of tax measure
Washington March 11 recovering somewhat from opposition to the new tax bill party leaders predicted house passage without major changes. Independents and democrats sought to strike the manufacturers tax but leaders expected a non partisan vote to push the measure through. White House approval of the 1 096 000 000 bill drafted by the ways and means committee was forecast by representatives.
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Washington
House
White House
Ways and Means Committee
Wine men vote to wage world wide wet campaign
The international wine congress representing 30 nations voted to start a world wide campaign against prohibition. It urged efforts to aid repeal of dry laws in nations including the United States.
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Paris
International Wine Congress
United States
Trustees Hope To Avoid Special Tax For District
Trustees aim to avoid a special school tax levy with no April 2 election. Success depends on district economies and real tax values, with committee plans to stay within estimated revenue. If economies fail or values rise, a spring election may be needed.
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Maybelle Hogan
German election campaign swells as Bruening rallies crowds
Chancellor Bruening urged re election of President von Hindenburg in Berlin rally before 15 000 at the sports palace. He declared Germany must live and denounced the Nazi Fascists led by Adolf Hitler amid nationwide broadcasts and cold outdoor crowds.
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Bruening
Hindenburg
Frederick Kuh
Berlin
U.P
Heinrich Bruening
Germany
von Hindenburg
Adolf Hitler
Trade War Rages Against Japan in San Francisco Chinatown
In San Francisco Chinatown about 16,000 Chinese residents sustain a boycott against Japan. Relief funds exceed a million dollars as a broad cross section contributes, while lanterns and bronze dragons adorn lamp posts. The piece notes continued anti Japanese sentiment amid the wartime context.
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San Francisco
U.P
Shanghai
China
Manchuria
Chinese and Japs Resume Orient Fight Near Kating
Chinese cavalry and Japanese troops clashed five miles northwest of Kating in a brisk skirmish just before midnight. Gen Yoshinori Shirakawa’s headquarters reported fighting lasted about an hour with Chinese casualties and no Japanese losses.
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Shanghat
Kating
Yoshinori Shirakawa
Lindbergh Receives 50,000 Letters on Kidnapping Case
In ten days since the Lindbergh kidnapping, Col. Charles A. Lindbergh has received 50,000 letters from cranks and well wishers with suggestions to recover his 20 month old son. Governor A Harry Moore announced the count at the Newark Athletic Club.
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Newark
N. J
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
A. Harry Moore
Newark Athletic Club
New York Girl Sees Mining Up Close in Butte
Miss Harriet Harris of the Girl Scouts toured the Mountain Con mine on the 3400 level with Anaconda and mine staff. She operated an air drill, piloted an underground motor, sampled ore veins, and studied time-keeping, assays, and timbering methods.
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Harriet Harris
New Yorker
Harris
Miss Harris
Girl Scouts of America
Butte
New York
National Finance Office
Girl Scouts
Mountain Con
Anaconda Company
United States
W. J. McMahon
Ed Renouard
Barney Shanahan Hack Driver Of Butte Dies At 71
Barney Shanahan a longtime hack driver and confidant of Fat Jack died at a local hospital after a long illness at age 71. He was a resident of Butte for over 20 years and began as a hill teamster earning a reputation for horseflesh judgment in the horse racing days.
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Barney Shanahan
Fat Jack
Butte
Shanahan
Fat
Court Petitions Determine Heirship of Hamilton Heird
District court heard a petition to determine heirship in the estate of James L. Hamilton, a Butte pioneer who died April 11 1930. Fifty four alleged heirs, many in Scotland, filed notices of appearance through Butte lawyers claiming relationship and shares in the $2 200 000 estate.
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James L. Hamilton
Scotland
Butte
Montana Weekend Weather Outlook
In Montana the forecast calls for fair skies across Saturday and Sunday. Warmer temperatures are expected on Saturday with a milder, east portion on Sunday.
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Montana
Lindbergh kidnapping info appeal issued by New Jersey police
New Jersey state troopers issued an appeal for information of any kind to aid in recovering the Lindbergh baby. Col. H Norman Schwartzkopf stated the plea would be broadcast to police departments and treated confidentially.
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Trenton
N. J
U.P
Lindbergh
Hopewell
Charles Augustus Lindbergh Jr
Col
H. Norman Schwartzkopf
New Jersey
Schwartzkopf
United States
Methods of foiled kidnapper similar to Lindbergh case
A kidnap attempt at Claude J. J. Anderson s Delaware river estate in Riverton New Jersey involved a man carrying his 3 year old son Chilton Vanderbeck Anderson into a room at 1 20 am before dropping the infant back into a crib and fleeing down a backstairs. Detective G Clintone Zeller said a Doberman Pinscher slept nearby as the case unfolded with similarities to the Lindbergh incident.
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Riverton
N. J
U.P
Claude J. J. Anderson
Delaware River
Chilton Vanderbeck Anderson
Anderson
G. Clintone Zeller
Burlington County
United Press
Felons Seek Freedom in Kidnap Plot Plea
Chicago dispatch says at least a dozen criminals in prisons want clemency like Al Capone and may aid a Lindbergh baby kidnapping scheme. Loeb and Leopold, Joliet murderers, believe their prison insight could help. Winnie Ruth Judd could offer a substitute death sentence for freedom. Fred Burke claims greater knowledge from Marquette cell.
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Chicago
U.P
Chicago Tribune Tonight
al Capone
Lindbergh
Loeb
Leopold
Joliet
the Tribune
Winnie Ruth Judd
Fred
Butte Girl to Receive Golden Eaglet Honor
Golden Eaglet awards, the highest in Girl Scouting, will be presented to Catherine Marie Murphy and Dorothy Cloke at the local council court of honor in the Butte High School auditorium. Both have long involvement in the Girl Scout organization, with Murphy a student at Girls Central High and Cloke a YMCA swimming instructor and associate Scout from Walkerville.
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Catherine Marie Murphy
Dorothy Cloke
Council
Butte High School
Miss Murphy
J. D. Murphy
Caledonia Street
Girls’ Central High School
John Lindland
Miss Cloke
Ada Cloke
East Daly Street
Walkerville
Burney Rice
Camp
Castle Rock
High School Girls Hear Vocational Speakers Today
Butte high school girls attend the second annual vocational conference in the auditorium at 9 AM. Prominent Montana men and women discuss opportunities for young women as part of the American Association of University Women event. Music from the Butte high school violin quartet and girls glee club will accompany talks.
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Montana
Butte
American Association of University Women
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