Air mail routes to resume by army in good weather
Postmaster General James A. Farley announced nine key air mail routes will be resumed by the army tomorrow if weather permits. The routes include Boston to New York, New York to San Francisco via Chicago and Salt Lake, New York to Jacksonville, Washington to Atlanta, Chicago to Dallas via St. Louis and Kansas City, Salt Lake City to Seattle, Salt Lake City to San Diego via Los Angeles, and Chicago to St. Paul. Opposition grows in Congress to terms of the administration airmail bill governing restoration of contracts to private lines.
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Washington
U.P
James A. Farley
Army
House
Senate Post Office
Benjamin F. Foulois
Army Air Corps
Senate Appropriations
Post Office Department
War Department
Farley
Boston
New York
San Francisco
Chicago
Salt Lake
Jacksonville
Atlanta
Dallas
St. Louis
Kansas City
Salt Lake City
Seattle
San Diego
Los Angeles
Een Menver
St. Paul
Trapped She Strides In With Roller Skates
Representative Isabella Greenway of Arizona spends nights in the house office building skating to exercise after long hours. She avoids recognition by turning her back to the hallway walls, occasionally pausing as congressmen pass by.
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Washington
Isabella Greenway
Arizona
Unified push for remonetization of silver at western governors’ meeting
George W. Malone of Nevada and W. Mont Ferry of the American Silver Producers’ association urged a common stand for silver legislation before 11 western states. Malone argued that strong action and a formal on record support could trigger congressional action this session. A telegram from Senator Borah of Idaho was read.
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United
Salt Lake City
Western Governors’ Conference
George W. Malone
Nevada
Boise
W. Mont Ferry
American Silver Producers’ Association
Malone
Washington
Congress
Borah
Idaho
Opening of Education Week Draws 260 Masons in Silver Bow
About 250 Masons from five Silver Bow county lodges gathered at the Masonic temple for Education Week observances. Montana leaders Dr. Alfred Atkinson Dr. Curtis L. Wilson and Superintendent J. G. Ragsdale spoke on evolving education needs, higher education and research.
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Silver Bow County
Masonic Temple
Montana
Alfred Atkinson
Bozeman
Montana State College
Curtis L. Wilson
Montana School of Mines
J. G. Ragsdale
Butte Public Schools
Atkinson
Wilson
Prin
Butte Home Owners Loan Office to Close as Branch
The Butte office of the Home Owners Loan Corporation will shut as a branch and route all business through the Great Falls office. E. C. Carruth ordered the move, affecting 19 local employees and transferring over 2,000 mortgage relief applications to the state office. The change draws protests from civic groups due to expected delays.
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Butte
Home Owners’ Loan Corporation
Great Falls
Charles McKenzie
E. C. Carruth
State Office
Montana
Washington, D. C
McKenzie
Dickens Family Faith The Life of Our Lord to Be Published
Dickens childhood misery shaped his parenting zeal to shield his children from injustice. He labored to provide The Life of Our Lord, a private project kept secret for years, to teach Jesus Christ's history. The Montana Standard will publish the work starting next Sunday, revealing the family dynamic led by Georgina Hogarth.
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Kate Macready Perugini
Dickens
David Coppersteld
Dicken
Our Lord
Montana Standard
Georgina Hogarth
Montana Planning Meeting Set in Helena
A planning conference for representatives of state county city educational and welfare institutions will be held in Helena March 26 to 28. The meeting was arranged by a Montana planning committee at the request of Marshall N. Dana of Portland regional public works administrator and will follow the program from the Port re planning conference. Attending members include Willard Thompson Butte R C Bricker Great Falls J L Humphries Great Falls L A Campbell Missoula and Elmer Starch Bozeman.
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Helena
Marshall N. Dana
Portland
Representaves
Port
Willard Thompson
Butte
R. C. Bricker
J. L. Humphries
Great Falls
L. A. Campbell
Missoula
Elmer Starch
Bozeman
Earthquake Shakes Salt Lake City Area Damaging Buildings
North Utah and south Idaho felt the heaviest temblor on record with shocks felt in Wyoming Nevada and California. In Ogden a young woman died of fright as buildings cracked and officials condemned structures as unsafe. Logan and Pocatello schools were closed for inspections while the city and county building were vacated.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Idaho
Wyoming
Nevada
California
Ogden
Logan
Utah State Agricultural College
Pocatello
Preston
Butte Nurses Inaugurate Delano Memorial Week
Washington March 12 Labor provisions in the proposed copper code submitted by the United States association were attacked by western senators and representatives at an NRA hearing today. A. E. Peterman, spokesman for the association claiming 95 percent of the industry, said the industry cannot again employ all 57,589 men it did in 1929. Senator Ashurst commented on the issue.
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Washington
United States Association
NRA
National Recovery Administration
A. E. Peterman
Ashurst
Montana Weather Forecast Sees Unsettled, Colder Tuesday
The Montana forecast calls for unsettled conditions and colder temperatures on Tuesday with a generally milder outlook on Wednesday.
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Montana
Income tax collections run above estimates
Washington March 12. Secretary Morgenthau said income tax collections are running a shade above treasury estimates as three days remain for 1933 income returns. He noted nine days of March payments totaled 22,442,279 compared with 9,925,061 a year earlier.
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Washington
Treasury
Morgenthau
Delano Memorial Week Honored By Butte Red Cross
Red Cross nurses and organizer Jane Araminda Delano were honored by Butte nurses and Red Cross members at a YMCA gathering. The meeting launched Delano Memorial Week in tribute to the founder of the Red Cross nursing reserve who died earlier.
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Red Cross
Jane Arminda Delano
Butte
Nation of Delano
Leaders in Drive for Crippled Kids Meet This Afternoon
Butte Auxiliary for the Rehabilitation of Crippled Children names committee members led by Albert E. Wilkinson. The group will meet at 2:30 p m in the Hennessy building. The campaign runs March 19 to March 24 with solicitation starting March 20.
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Butte
Albert E. Wilkinson
Hennessy
J. C. Ryan
P. J. Riley
J. T. Finlen
Larry Weir
George Nelson
T. J. Walker
Frank Ward
Renn Gregg
Charles J. Kelly Jr
James Comba
James O’brien
Alex Blewett
Edward Reeder
Charles W. Towne
M. George O'Malley
Wilkinson
Tomozuru Capsizes in Maneuvers With Heavy Armament
Rescue efforts continued after the Japanese torpedo boat Tomozuru capsized with 113 aboard. Three crewmen were rescued and officials believed a third of the crew might be alive as hammering sounds from within the hull were heard during a five hour towing to port.
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Tokyo
Navy
Tatsuta
Navy Ministry
Sawarabi
Formossa
Helena youth dies after fall from porch rail
Byron Hay 23, a University of Washington graduate, fell from a second story porch as his mother spoke to him. Hay died instantly from a broken neck. Mrs. William Hay described a loss of balance that toppled him over a low railing.
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Helena
Byron Hay
University of Washington
William Hay
St Lawrence Treaty Up As Roosevelt Rushes To Save Pact
Congress anxious over St Lawrence waterway treaty with Senate vote due late Wednesday. In Rocky Mountain delegation, four states favor soldiers bonus. only Lawrence Lewis of Denver opposed. Ayers of Montana and Monaghan joined in supporting the bonus bill off committee.
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Washington
U.P
Congress
Roosevelt
St. Lawrence Waterway
Rocky Mountain States
Montana
Wyoming
Colorado
New Mexico
Lawrence Lewis
Denver
Ayers
Monaghan
Political War Over St Lawrence Treaty And House Revolt
The article outlines partisan splits with Democrats and liberal Republicans breaking party lines over the St Lawrence treaty. It notes a high level discussion between the president and Senate Majority Leader and signals uncertainty about treaty status. It also reports turmoil in the House, concerns over stock market controls, and Treasury survey requests amid deflation worries.
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Senate
St. Lawrence
Robinson
Arkansas
House
White House
Treasury
Senate Banking Committee
Girl Scouts Honor Parents and Birthday Celebration
Butte Girl Scouts met at the Y M C A to honor parents and mark the twenty second anniversary of the movement. Over 200 Scouts, parents, friends and leaders attended as motion pictures songs and three addresses were featured.
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Girl Scouts
Scouts
Butte
Girl Scout Movement
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Robert G. Estill
Uene
Charles Dickens
Delano
Dr. Schwartz
ST. Lawrence Treaty
Solons
Isaac Edinger
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Rocky Mountain
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