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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1938

Page

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United States Urges Peace and Navy Expansion

Secretary of State Hull told the National Press Club the United States seeks a middle course between internationalism and isolationism. He supported Roosevelt’s billion dollar naval buildup and condemned dictators and aggressors while urging disarmament if others do the same. The remarks, broadcast in seven languages, contrasted Western Hemisphere peace with European and Far East unrest.

Washington Cordell Hull United States National Press Club Western Hemisphere Europe Far East Roosevelt Mr. Roosevelt

France Teeters as Blum Seeks National Union Cabinet

Paris reports show Premier Blum winning a confidence vote and proposing a national union cabinet amid tense protests along the Seine. Edouard Daladier or Edouard Herriot considered as leaders, while Flandin hesitates over Communist participation and Spain intervention.

Blum Eko 10 National Union Paris U.P Seine France Leon Blum Chamber of Deputies Edouard Daladier Edouard Herriot Pierre Etienne Flandin Flandin Spain

Grand Parade in New York Honoring Erin's Own Saint

On St Patrick's Day a vast New York parade along Fifth Avenue showcased Irish heritage. Thousands of Irish from abroad and America marched past St Patrick's Cathedral and Rockefeller Center, under officials including Cardinal Hayes and Mayor La Guardia, with banners from the Ancient Order of Hibernians and Clan Na Gael.

New York Erin Fifth Avenue St. Patrick's Old Country Kathleen Mavourneen Brian Boru Kilkenny Tipperary Musterboice Tara Cork Waterford Armagh Limerick Sligo Connaught O'Connell Parnell 44Th Street 110Th Street St. Patrick's Cathedral Patrick Cardinal Hayes Rockefeller Center 64Th Street la Guardia James A. Farley Order of Hibernians Clan Na Gael Bunker Hill Wolfe Tones Mayo County Down Leitrim

Detroit Electrician Confesses Strangling Two Women

Buffalo dispatch reports Peter Burton of Detroit confessed to strangling two women, his estranged wife Monica Janonis and landlady Ursula Jakubowski, after leaping from a third floor window at police headquarters. He was in critical condition in hospital.

Buffalo N. Y John J. Whalen Peter Burton Detroit Electrician Detroit Whalen Burton Monica Janonis Ursula Jakubowski

Former President of Railroad Dies in Hollywood

Edgar Eugene Calvin, 79, rose from telegrapher to president of the Union Pacific railroad system and died at his Hollywood home after a lengthy illness.

Hollywood Calif Edgar Eugene Calvin Union Pacific Railroad System

New London School Observes 1937 Explosion Anniversary

New London Texas marks the 1937 disaster with no classes and a wreath laying by pupils to honor 294 students and teachers who died. It is the sole observance of the tragedy’s anniversary.

New London Tex New London School

Securities Law Discussed By Officer Of Commission

Day Karr of the Securities and Exchange Commission told Montana mining men at Butte Chamber of Commerce that twenty billions in worthless securities were sold to the American public between 1919 and 1931. Chester Lane, SEC assistant general counsel, outlined issuer responsibilities and what firms must do to float offerings. Carl Trauerman, Montana Mining Association president, presided as the program reviewed the agency’s purpose to protect investors.

Day Karr Seattle Securities and Exchange Commission Montana Butte Chamber of Commerce Karr Chester T. Lane SEC Washington, D. C Carl Trauerman Montana Mining Association Federal Agency Lane

Threat to Cut Off Relief Raised in Senate Reorganization Fight

Senators read telegrams urging support for the administration reorganization bill as Wheeler argues the measure would curb presidential power. North Dakota officials warned the WPA could be cut off if the bill failed, while Frazier voiced mixed feelings about the proposal amid partisan pressure.

Senate Washington Frazier North Dakota Wheeler Montana Heaven and Earth Congress

Russian search for transpolar flyers ends in Alaska

Soviet agent Michael Beliakov announced the Russians abandoned the search for six transpolar flyers lost since August high in the Arctic. He said orders call him to Moscow and Sir Hubert Wilkins will depart Alaska for the United States soon.

Fairbanks Alaska U.P Michael Beliakov Arctic Beliakov Moscow Sir Hubert Wilkins Aklavik United States

Howard Simonson 1000th Member of Butte Scandinavian Fraternity

Howard Simonson of Silver Bow became the 1000th member of the Butte lodge of the Scandinavian Fraternity during an initiation at Scandia hall. He joined a class of 10 and is a warehouseman for the California Oil company. His father N C Simonson was in the same class and his mother joined the ladies auxiliary nearby as the organization marks 48 years in Butte.

Howard Simonson Silver Bow Butte Lodge Scandia Hall Simonson California Oil Company N. C. Simonson Ladies’ Auxiliary Butte

Montana Weekend Weather Forecast

Partly cloudy in Montana Friday and Saturday with little change in temperatures. The forecast notes mild conditions and no significant rainfall expected across the state.

Montana

Chamberlain Signals Noninvolvement in Czechoslovakia

Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain prepared to state Britain will not aid Czechoslovakia under any conditions. Dominions insist on nonmeddling while supporting Britain against aggression. A cabinet shakeup looms as pressure mounts from MPs and foreign allies.

London U.R Neville Chamberlain Britain Czechoslovakia Chamberlain Germany Dominions France Russia Laborites Oppost

TVA Jackasses Debate TVA Bill in Senate Braying Fuss

Senate proceedings focused on the Tennessee Valley Authority with Senator McKellar countering claims of a losses on a jackass trade. He presented telegrams alleging TVA sold a jackass for 300 dollars and bought one for 350, arguing the agency actually earned 50 dollars. Senator Bridges mocked the telegrams calling many jackasses connected to the TVA.

Washington Senate Barkley Senator McKellar Tennessee Bridges New Hampshire Tennessee Valley Authority R. E. Snell Murfreesboro Tenn TVA J. B. Water Levernerville McKellar

Strangers Volunteer to Give Eyes for Mother's Sacrifice

A Pennsylvania mother Mrs William Laverty disclosed eight strangers offered to donate eyes for her son Roger after she announced willingness to sacrifice an eye. Offers came from a Detroit war veteran Edward A Detrick and an 80 year old man from a Middle West sanatorium among others, with several requesting money.

Lansdale William Laverty North Wales Roger

Nazis Raid Monasteries in Austria

Nazi storm troopers raided monasteries and cloisters in upper Austria seizing arms and munitions caches and anti Nazi propaganda. Priests were arrested as authorities reported finds at Linz Aigen and Sankt Florian and in the Linz cathedral and Catholic Youth headquarters.

Vienna U.P Upper Austria Catholic Employes Association Linz Aigen Sanktflogian Catholic Youth Organization

Conservation Board Awards Musselshell River Irrigation Contract

The Montana state water conservation board awarded the $776,000 upper Musselshell river irrigation project contract to Peter Kewitt and Sons of Omaha for $619,794.30. The work, funded 45 percent by a Public Works Administration grant and the rest by bonds, creates two reservoirs in Meagher county storing 23 000 plus 7 000 acre feet. It will irrigate about 20 000 acres and convert nearly 10 000 acres from pasture to tillable land.

Helena State Water Conservation Board Today Meagher Wheatland Peter Kewitt and Sons of Omaha Public Works Administration PWA Water Conservation Board Wheatland County Meagher County North Fork Musselshell River Belt Mountains South Fork Martinsdale

Earle and Guffey Split Over Governor Candidate Endorsement

Governor George H. Earle aligned with Pennsylvania Democratic state committee against U S Senator Joseph F Guffey over the May 17 primary candidate. Earle predicted a harmonious party after the contest and endorsed Pittsburgh attorney Charles Alvin Jones for governor.

Harrisburg George H. Earle Democratic State Committee of Pennsylvania U. S Joseph F. Guffey Earle Charles Alvin Jones Pittsburgh

Bomb Death Toll Rises in Barcelona Raids

Relentless insurgent bombers hit Barcelona for the tenth raid, killing about 600 and injuring around 1,000. Earlier estimates varied, with doctors and the war ministry giving similar fatality counts as ambulances rushed to the refugee crowded capital. Nearby Tarragona and San Vicente also suffered casualties.

Barcelona

Resistance Smashed at Hendaye Frontier Clash

An item from Hendaye at the Spanish frontier dated March 17 reports a frontline engagement as resistance was smashed. The brief note emphasizes military action and frontier setting without detailing outcomes or casualties.

Warsaw Poland U.P Lithuania Europe Kovno Hendaye France

Railroad Merger Plan Considered

The Reconstruction Finance Corporation studies a possible merger of the Chicago and North Western with the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific railroads to assess potential savings. Chairman Jesse H. Jones announced the inquiry at a Washington press conference noting similar studies may follow.

Washington Reconstruction Finance Corporation Chicago and Northwestern Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul and Pacific Jesse H. Jones

Germany and Austria face union vote in plebiscite plan

Berlin reports a German Austrian union is likely as Hitler prepares a Reichstag declaration. The Reichstag dissolution and new elections are expected. Austria joins Germany with a plebiscite on April 10. Reichsbank to absorb Austrian bank. mark becomes legal currency in Austria at one mark to one and a half schillings.

Europe Russia Germany Fuehrer Adolf Hitler Hitler Memel Lithuania Reichstag Berlin Austria Reichbank

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Dae A Defence OF Oaid U Hull John Ferris Petras Klimas Jules Lukasiewicz Edward Rydz-Smigly Koyno Kaunas Rydz-Smigly John M'Cormack Cal John McCormack Ireland McCormack Dublin New London Notes Heaven, Earth Sigismund Levanevsky Lindbergh Victor Levchenko N. J. Golkovsky Pobezikov and Godovikov Churchill TVA Jackasses Senate Chiefs
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