Lindbergh declines in aviation row amid calls for air ministry
Washington dispatch reports Senator Robinson accusing Hoover postmaster general of fraud in cancelled air mail contracts. Lindbergh refuses to join army civilian committee, citing use of the army to operate the air mail system. Mitchell urges a ministry of air to supervise military and civil aviation as U. S. trails other nations.
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Mitchell
Ministry of Air
U. S
Washington
Hoover
Robinson
Arkansas
Senate
Fess
Ohio
Charles A. Lindbergh
House Post Office
Dern
Lindbergh
Army
Army Air Corps
Wiliam Mitchell
United States
Hats in Ring at Jackson Day Feed in Helena
Three more candidates entered Montana politics at a Jackson Day dinner as July primary approaches. J F O Connor of Livingston seeks the US Senate two year term, Roy A Veach of Helena runs for state railroad commissioner, and James E Murray of Butte aims for another US Senate term. Other speakers included Frank H Cooney and Attorney General Raymond T Nagle.
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J. F. O’conner
Livingston
James E. Murray
Butte
U. S. Senate
John A. Lovelace
Bozeman
Gov. Cooney
Helena
Montana
Frank H. Cooney
Raymond T. Nagle
Tom Stout
Dan Sullivan
Murrell L. Fagg
Carl Lehrkind Jr
Yellowstone
Gallatin
William B. Jones
Cooney
Stout
Morgenthau Says Silver Boosters Speculating
Secretary Morgenthau indicated during a press conference that silver advocates were speculating in silver stocks. He reaffirmed the administration plan to sit tight on recovery efforts now underway and declined to reveal the real purpose, noting the continuation on page 8.
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Washington
Treasury
Morgenthau
Tests May Lead to Restoring of Life to Humans Killed by Gas
Researchers at the University of California report revived two fox terriers killed by ether and nitrogen. The second dog died eight hours after revival attempts, while the first showed only partial recovery. Dr. Robert E. Cornish and Hilary J. Henrique oversaw the experiments using a teeter-board, injections, and a physiological salt solution with dog blood, adrenaline, and heparin.
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Robert E. Cornish
Institute of Experimental Biology
Hilary J. Henrique
Cooney Voices Opposition to Rectified Whisky Sales
Montana Governor Frank H. Cooney stated he is strictly against offering rectified whiskey in state liquor stores. He responded to Attorney General Raymond T. Nagle who said the liquor control board refused a carload release, reinforcing his own abstinence and desire for a truly dry Montana.
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Helena
Frank H. Cooney
Raymond T. Nagle
Liquor Control Board
Nagle Ray
Mitchell
Sam W. Mitchell
Montana
Akron Hardware Merchant Kills Infant in Furnace
How ard K. Gross a hardware merchant in Akron seized by what police called a fit of religious insanity killed his infant son John aged 2 years 9 months by thrusting him into the furnace at their home. A hysterical maid pulled the child from the furnace while Gross blocked the doorway. Gross injured in a prior automobile accident was questioned by police as to possible insanity from head injuries.
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Akron
Howard K. Gross
Gross
John
St. Thomas Hospital
Elsie
Pat Hutchinson
Helen Kiliski
Line Forms at Tax Collector Office Last Day
A long line formed yesterday at the internal revenue collector in the post office for 1933 federal income tax returns. Midnight deadline passed with no penalty and heavy mail returns. staff worked through lunch to handle the rush and praised resident cooperation.
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Internal Revenue Collector
Irish Women Honor St Patrick at Eleventh Banquet
More than 200 gathered at the Silver Bow club for the eleventh annual St Patrick's day banquet. Mary Dee presided as toastmistress and Catherine Harrington spoke on Saint Bridget while Dee discussed The Life of Saint Patrick.
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Ireland
Saint Bridget
Margaret la Forest
Dee
America
Saint Pat
Flees in disguise as passport nears expiry
Power magnate sought in the United States over the Insull utilities collapse disappeared from his Athens apartment on the eve of passport expiration. Mrs Insull was arrested after admitting the husband was missing. Several other Insull family members and Greek officials were frantic.
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U. S
Insull
Athens
Greece
Big Persian Tomcat Calmy Washes Face After Kill
A large diamond-back rattlesnake invaded the orange Persian tomcat’s yard den and was killed by the cat. Mrs. Mary Welch watched the cat spring, leap onto the snake, and hold on until it died. The cat then washed its face, wary of the dead reptile nearby.
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Los Angeles
Mary Welch
Enterprising hen boosts iron in egg with nail discovery
In Dillon on March 15 a hen owned by Mrs. David Meeds cracked an egg to reveal a three penny nail inside. The iron rich mishap was salvaged for inspection as skeptics await inquiry from local authorities.
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Dillon
David Meeds
Ripley
Mr. Hix
Girl Walks Like a Perfect Lady After Orthopedic Clinic
Four year old patient at St James hospital demonstrates remarkable recovery after orthopedic surgery by Dr Louis W Allard from St Vincent's hospital Billings. The two day clinic for crippled children runs through today drawing many patients for examinations and treatment.
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St. James’ Hospital
Crippled Clinic For Children
Butte
Louis W. Allard
St. Vincent's Hospital of Billings
Billings Orthopedic Hospital
Allard
St. James Hospital
Louise Schrupp
Final Plans for Auxiliary Dane Laid at Meeting
Butte Auxiliary outlines drive for funds to support crippled children care next week. Sheriff Larry Weir chairs campaign committee at Albert E. Wilkinson office in the Hennessy building. Goal set at 7500 dollars, drive to begin Monday night at 7 30.
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Butte
Larry Weir
Albert E. Wilkinson
Hennessy
Weir
Insull Escape Tied to Romania Gang
Greek police say the sensational escape of Samuel Insull from Athens was arranged by an international criminal gang from Romania. An Athens lawyer and another man were arrested after a traced long distance call overheard by police. Mrs. Insull Held was declared an undesirable alien and ordered deported as authorities pursued leads on Insull’s whereabouts.
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Athens
Samuel Insula
Roumania
Oo A
Insull
Greece
Mrs. Insull
Cronin Resigns as Labor Adviser of State NRA Board
Helena report says FPW Cronin of Butte resigned as labor adviser to the state NRA board due to ill health. Milea Romney, state director of the national emergency council, notes a successor is not named but mentions Senator Wheeler backing M Kerr Beadle of Butte for appointment. Secretary Perkins will select the successor.
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Helena
Milea Romney
National Emergency Council
FP. W. Cronin
Butte
NRA Board
Cronin
Romney
Wheeler
M. Kerr Beadle
Perkins
Labor Department
Volunteers Save Meaderville Home From Fire
Meaderville volunteers battled a house fire on Lincoln Street yesterday afternoon preventing a larger blaze. They subdued the flames that scorched the roof of Mrs. Minnie Chaminatto’s home and were praised by local residents for averting extensive damage to nearby houses.
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Meaderville
Lincoln Street
Minnie Chaminatto
Montana Weather Forecast Sees Snow Flurries Friday
Unsettled conditions in Montana on Friday with possible snow flurries and colder air east of the divide. Saturday expected to be generally fair across the region.
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Montana
Divide
Wallace Says Sugar Acreage Adjustment Inevitable
Secretary Wallace stated that an adjustment in domestic sugar acreage is unavoidable as Congress weighs the sugar program. He cited Roosevelt’s proposed quotas of 1,450,000 tons for domestic use and 1,944,000 tons for Cuba, arguing the domestic quota is large relative to beet sugar sales and would yield higher beet returns even with reduced acreage.
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Washington
Congress
Wallace
Roosevelt
Cuba
Fittingly Exemplified in The Story of Our Lord
The Montana Standard Sunday features Charles Dickens's The Story of Our Lord as a fitting exemplification of faith. The piece reflects on Christmas themes and moral lessons illustrated through Dickensian narrative.
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Charles Dickens
Montana
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Lake County
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Mary Dee
Catherine Harrington
St. Bridget
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