Senator Van Nuys urges Roosevelt to denounce sit-down strikes
Senator Frederick Van Nuys Democrat Indiana urged Roosevelt and Congress to denounce sit-down strikes saying they threaten anarchy and revolution The senator argued swift presidential and congressional action could end the wave within 48 hours as other lawmakers weighed broad authority to curb such tactics
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Washington
U.P
Frederick van Nuys
Indiana
Roosevelt
Congress
van Nuys
Government Jubilant At Madrid Front Advances
Government troops pushed insurgents from the Guadalajara front and penetrated farther into Madrid from the University City district. Gen Jose Miaja reported capturing substantial material as the government declares progress amid the front line fighting.
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Madrid
Guadalajara
Madrid Defense Command
University
Jose Miaja
Spain
Fed chief Eccles urges tax hikes to curb inflation and trim debt
The Federal Reserve Board chairman Mariner S Eccles argues inflation can be controlled only by higher taxes that balance the budget and create a surplus to reduce the national debt. He notes his role under the Roosevelt administration and his support for New Deal measures like the 1935 banking act.
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Federal Reserve Board
Marriner S. Eccles
Eccles
Federal Reserve System
Roosevelt
Mr Bevo in Bad at Home Remains With Forest Men
Mr Bevo, well known as Mr Bevo among forest workers, visits Deer Lodge headquarters and charms clerks at the Post Office building. The article notes Bevo is without a country, having been away from his Beaver colony for some time, with continued discussion on page 12.
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Bevo
Deer Lodge Forest Rangers
Basin Station
Mr. Bevo
Deer Lodge National
Beaver
Batchoff to Take Up Duties as Rum Enforcement Chief
D A Jim Batchoff a longtime Butte resident will move to Helena to lead the Montana liquor control board enforcement. He plans to study the department organize his force and appoint staff for board approval. He has lived in Butte 28 years and was born in Bulgaria arriving in the United States as a boy.
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D. A
Jim) Batchoff
Butte
Helena
Montana Liquor Control Board
West
Mercury Street
Dmitri Batchoff
Jim
United States
Bulgaria
Milwaukee Railroad
Senate clash over court proposal escalates
Judge Ferdinand Pecora urged enacting the Roosevelt court revamping bill to avert dictatorship. Senator Burke blasted the plan as dangerous while Irving Brant defended it, saying a five member majority could rule 125,006,000 people by judicial fiat. Brant then clashed with Senator Connally over questioning methods.
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Washington
Ferdinand Pecora
New York Supreme Court
Senate Judiciary Committee
Roosevelt Court
J. P. Morgan
Senate Banking Committee
Burke
Nebraska
Irving Brant
St. Louis
Senate
Supreme Court
Brant
St. Louis Star-Times
Connally
Texas
Montana Weather Forecast Snow and Cold Climes
Montana forecast shows Sunday snow in the state with the east portion turning colder. Monday brings unsettled conditions with likely snow in the western region.
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Montana
Earhart Plans World Flight After Plane Is Repaired
Amelia Earhart announced plans to circle the globe again once her ship is repaired to beat the late Wiley Post’s seven day and 18 hour record. Her plane crashed on takeoff at Wheeler Field but she and her navigators escaped injury and will ship the damaged craft to Burbank for repairs.
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Honolulu
T. H
Amelia Earhart
Wiley Post
Miss Earhart
Harry Manning
Fred Noonan
Lakefield
Howland Island
Manning
Wheeler Field
Plot Against King's Life Reported on Coronation Route
The Sunday Referee says Scotland Yard investigates a suspected plot against King George VI after detectives found a throwing knife wrapped with a map of the coronation route. An unnamed man was questioned following a raid that uncovered the weapon and over 100 newspaper clippings detailing the procession, including carriage position timings and route.
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London
George VI
Scotland Yard
Sugar refiners seek ban on Cuban refined sugar imports
American sugar refiners urged Congress to limit Cuba's refined sugar quota to raw sugar only and to push changes in the administration's sugar bill. Ellsworth Bunker, head of the US Cane Sugar Refiners association, warned the move would freeze home refiner output near depression levels while competitors rise. He supported the 75 cent tax and grower payments, noting no objection to those provisions.
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Washington
Congress
Cuba
House Agricultural
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Ellsworth Bunker
United States Cane Sugar Refiners Association
National Sugar Refining Company of New Jersey
Flying Teacher Abandons Student During Loop Flight
In Long Beach California, 27 year old flying instructor P Averill performed a loop with student Don Farrell. The plane stalled upside down and Averill disappeared from view. Farrell landed safely after regaining control and returned to the airport where Averill reappeared having fallen free from the aircraft but using a parachute to descend safely.
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Long Beach
Calif
Frank Averill
Don Farrell
Farrell
Averill
First Spring Day Brings Moisture to Parched Montana Ranges
Snow in March moistens parched Montana soil, aiding early spring plowing and planting. Federal statistician J. G. Diamond notes moisture could steer a strong farm year if precipitation continues, following years of drought and insect damage affecting western and southern Montana.
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Montana Ranges
Helena
Montana
Billings
Missoula
J. G. Diamond
Federal Agricultural Bureau
Diamond
Spring Snow and Ice Hit Butte and Montana Towns
A Montana storm glazed streets in Butte with ice and brought wet snow across the state. Butte logged a low near zero and a high of 37 above, while Billings reached 38 above. Weather remained unsettled with gusty winds and continued light snow east to Livingston and Havre.
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Butte
Montana
Billings
Livingston
Havre
Mystic Lake
Walier
East Helena
Harlowton
Glasgow
Great Falls
Thompson Falls
Butte Named October Site for M E A Convention
Butte was chosen yesterday as the October convention site for the Southwestern district of the Montana Education Association. The three day meeting, expected to draw about 1200 visitors, will run October 28 to 30. Catherine Nutterville was elected president, the first woman to hold the post, succeeding G. E. Kidder. Harry Ross and Norman Korn were named first and second vice presidents. Zella K. Flores outlined unified activities and public interest efforts for Montana educational issues.
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Butte
Montana Education Association
Chamber of Commerce
Catherine Nutterville
G. E. Kidder
Rowan
Nutterville
Harry Ross
Saco
Norman Korn
Stevensville
Zella K. Flores
Lewistown
Montana
Kidder
Lawrence Morrow Old-time Salesman Dies in Anaconda
Lawrence E. Lon Morrow a 65 year old salesman died in Anaconda. He had worked for Copper City Commercial years ago and traveled between Anaconda Butte and Helena. He was born in Canada and has no known relatives. The body remained at Finnegan's funeral home.
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Anaconda
Lawrence E
Lon) Morrow
Copper City Commercial Company
Finnegan's
Morrow
Butte
Helena
Canada
Safety fears voiced in New London school disaster inquiry
A military court of inquiry in New London hears A. J. Belew warn officials not to install a gas regulator in the main building as explosion expert Dr. E P Schoch questions him. Funeral services and mass burials unfold across oil country as rescuers work through debris. hospital cases number near 100 with grim prospects.
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New London
Texas
A. J. Belew
E. P. Schoch
University of Texas
Belew
James B. Crow & Sons Company
Pimé-Staddet
East Téxais
National Guard
Court of Inquiry
Tornado Strikes Gaffney South of Carolina Injures Fifteen
A tornado tore through Gaffney South Carolina injuring fifteen and demolishing about a score of homes in a town of 7 000. An abandoned cotton mill collapsed and several smaller buildings were damaged as communications lines were disrupted. Duke Power quickly sent emergency crews from Concord to restore service.
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Gaffney
D. C
Duke Power Company
Concord
Montana Board Outlines Five Point Welfare Policy
Helena March 20. Montana's new public welfare board met and presented a five point policy for relief work. Welfare director I M Brandford said the plan aims to preserve self-respect and initiative, while guiding families toward greater self support through home production like gardening, chicken raising, food prep, sewing, and clothing making.
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Helena
Montana
Board of Public Welfare
I. M. Brandford
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