Farm lawmakers gather data on Britain’s economic squeeze on American farmers
Farm minded senators collected evidence to show British French economic actions against Germany are hurting U S agriculture. They aim to justify a multi million dollar farm funds increase while the Senate appropriations panel approves 922 864 668 in new house funds and urges focus on export impacts. Wallace cites Britain buying food from empires and other markets to conserve dollars.
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Washington
Germany
House
Senate
Great Britain
Wallace
Senate Appropriations Committee
Irish St Patrick Banquets Honor Saints Patrons
Irish Ladies and Friends society hosted its 17th annual banquet praising St Patrick and Ireland’s civilizing influence. Rev J J O Connor of Carroll College delivered the principal address lauding Patrick as a major apostle statesman and hero who Christianized a pagan nation.
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St. Patrick
Ireland
Irish Ladies and Friends Society
Thomas L. Tutty
J. J. O'Connor
Carroll College
Helena
Congress weighs wire tapping probe in several states
Senator Green aims to push a Senate audit and control panel to approve a 25000 inquiry by the interstate commerce committee. The plan envisions summoning state and federal officers and private detectives to probe a network of political espionage across Rhode Island New York Colorado Pennsylvania Massachusetts and California. Investigators would examine microphone and listening device use by government agencies including the FBI and the alcohol tax unit.
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Senate Audit and Control Committee
Green
Dr.1
Interstate Commerce Committee
Senate
Rhode Island
New York
Colorado
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
California
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Alcohol Tax Unit
Hull to Taken by Expression of Partisanship
Secretary of State Cordell Hull rejected European claims that the United States acts show partisanship. He denied Berlin reports that Ambassador Joseph Kennedy displeased Britain by sending a confidential critique to the State Department. Continued on Page 10.
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Washington
Cordell Hull
U.S
Berlin
U. S
Joseph P. Kennedy
State Department
Arnold seeks remaining term on state Supreme Court
Missoula March 16 Associate Justice Ralph L Arnold of the State Supreme Court announced he will seek the remaining four years of the six year term filled after the death of Samuel V Stewart Arnold was appointed September 19 to replace Stewart and he plans to file within two weeks He previously served as a Fourth Judicial district judge and had been Missoula mayor and a practicing lawyer.
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Missoula
Ralph L. Arnold
State Supreme Court
Samuel V. Stewart
Justice Arnold
Stewart
Arnold
Fourth Judicial District
Supreme Court
Railroad and Public Service
Silver Bow
Camp Fire Girls mark twenty eighth birthday with vesper service
Butte Camp Fire Girls celebrate the national organization's twenty eighth birthday and their local anniversary with a vesper service at 3 30 pm in the old high school auditorium. Janet Ralph announces the program led by Rev Floyd Logee and Rev James Dowdall. Parents and friends are invited.
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Camp Fire Girls
Butte Camp Fire Girls
Janet Ralph
Floyd Logee
First Presbyterian Church
James Dowdall
Immaculate Conception
Parents and Friends of
Alice Arnold
The
Teoki
Penknife operation fails to save Spokane boy
In Spokane on March 16 7 year old Danny Novich died from a severe throat infection after an emergency penknife operation to open the airway. Dr R E B Stuard performed the procedure at the home with a metal tube for breathing. the boy lived eight hours. Dr M H Querna called the operation a success and cited rapid breathing after artificial respiration. The father R D Novich had given permission due to lack of time to fetch surgical instruments.
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Spokane
Wash
Danny Novich
R. E B. Stuard
Novich
Danny
M. H. Querna
Stuard
R. D. Novich
Election campaign activity aimed at 1940 vote battles
Local politics prepare for a three front race involving the school primary and general elections. Ralph Dawson of the People's party sets a caucus date this week while the Independent party schedules its nominating meeting for March 26 at Carpenters hall.
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Ralph Dawson
People’s Party
Independent Party
Carpenters’ Hall
Palm distribution and Holy Week observances across churches
Palms will be distributed in Catholic churches today marking Holy Week. Statues and holy pictures were draped and will remain so until Holy Saturday noon. No bells will sound all week. Protests will observe the tradition with sermons about Jesus life and crucifixion. A Good Friday union service is set for Mountain View Methodist from noon to 4. Catholics will visit parishes for the Way of the Cross. Businesses are asked to close for the three hour service. Closing cards will be given tomorrow morning for those wishing to participate. Those missing cards may call the Knights of Columbus hall or Rev. L. E. Jones.
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Jerusalem
Mountain View Methodist Church
Knights of Columbus Hall
L. E. Jones
Roosevelt sets ideals for a peaceful world order
President Roosevelt outlined essential elements for a lasting world peace in a national broadcast at a Christian Foreign Service event in New York. Queen Wilhelmina joined the program and observers noted the remarks could shape future administration thinking on peace.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Wilhelmina of Holland
Christian Foreign Service
New York
Bumner Welles
Welles Concludes European Talks In Rome Mission
Sumner Welles wrapped up his European tour with talks in Rome alongside King Vittorio Emanuele Mussolini and Count Ciano. A cordial communique followed meetings with Il Duce and Clano as he awaits a papal audience with Pope Pius XII to discuss peace prospects amid ongoing war. The German ambassador visited the foreign ministry during the American discussions.
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Richard G. Maslock
Rome
Sumner Welles
Europe
Italy
Foreign Office
Pope Pius XII
Roosevelt
Vittorio Emanuele
Mussolini
Count Clano
Berlin
Paris
London
Il Duce
Welles
Luigi Cardinal Magnone
Montana Weekend Forecast Sees Fair Weather
Montana expected to have generally fair conditions on Sunday and Monday. Colder air moves in east of the divide on Sunday with cooler temperatures inland and overnight lows dipping.
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Montana
Divide
Samuel Untermyer Dies at 82 in Palm Springs Home
Samuel Untermyer, 82, New York corporation lawyer and Jewish rights advocate, died at his Palm Springs winter home after weeks of illness. A renowned litigator, he led the World Non-Sectarian Anti Nazi Council to Champion Human Rights and directed boycotts against Nazi Germany. His career included a $775,000 fee from a Utah Copper merger and $6,000,000 in Bethlehem Steel profits from prewar investments. His clients included Rockefellers and Hearst, among others.
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Samuel Untermyer
Fighty
New York Corporation
Palm Springs
Calif
Untermyer
Hitler
United States
Germany
Utah Copper Company
Boston
Nevada Consolidated
Wall Street
Bethlehem Steel
Rockefellers
H. Clay Pierce
Lewisohn
William Randolph Hearst
Lockwood
Fire Damages Estimated at 100000 in Canon City Coal Mine
A blaze swept through surface structures of the No. 5 mine of the Colorado Fuel and Iron Co at Prospect Heights near Canon City Colorado injuring none of 22 workers present. Officials estimate damage between 75900 and 100000.
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Canon City
Colo
Colorado Puel and Iron Company
Prospect Heights
Paasikivi to head Helsinki commission on Finland borders
Dr Juho K Paasikivi minister without portfolio will lead a Finnish commission traveling to Moscow Monday to refine borders set by the peace treaty amid efforts at national rehabilitation and defense buildup. Negotiations for a commercial treaty will begin soon as the Finnish delegation, which left Helsinki secretly last Wednesday, had five sessions in Moscow.
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Helsinki
Moscow
Finland
Juho K. Paasikivi
Paasikivi
Stockholm
Butte Rotana Milk Fund Drive Receives $3195 in Cash
The Butte Rotana club reports $3,195.77 collected in cash toward a $4,000 Milk Fund goal. Club officials thank business firms organizations and individuals for their generous contributions and volunteers at the Chamber of Commerce headquarters.
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Butte Rotana
Butte Rotana Club
Chamber of Commerce
Butte
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