Roosevelt order preserves Civilian Conservation camps amid protests
Washington reports a planned 700 camp closure faced Democratic protests until President Roosevelt ordered maintenance of existing Civilian Conservation Corps camps. A petition with 255 signatures prompted a second caucus showing 34 names. Roosevelt’s letter to Robert Fechner indicated camps would stay open unless enrollments decline due to completion of other work or diversions. In Elena, Governor Holt cited Senator Murray confirming Morris CCC camp remains active for six more months and diversions at Stone Cave rehabilitation and state park were to proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tr. Rossevelt
Robert Fechner
Ulergency Conservation
Sttla
Conversation Corps
Ayeh
Butte Death Notices Bow W Pierce to Be Mourned
The Butte lodge members are urged to attend services for late Boward W. Pierce at 10:80 from Filks temple with Exalted Ruler presiding. Pierce will be buried at White's funeral home then transferred to Elks temple for services before proceeding to Great Falls. Also noting the death notices for Alex Unisele and Catherine Spiegel with arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Lodge
Filks
Bowwr W. Pierce
Woolman Street
Plo. S
Great Northern
Lolselle
Alex Unisélle
White
Harrison Avenue
Spiegel
Catherine
West Broadway
Elks’ Temple
Great Northern Urpet
Great Fells
Lobelle
Barrison Avenue
St. Joseph's Church
Funeral notices and thanks from O'Brien family
White's Funeral Home announces the funeral for Joseph Ferusse at Duggan's Merrill mortuary Rose room Tuesday at 3 o’clock with a 9:20 am Catholic service in Basin and interment at Basin cemetery. Hanson requests viewing for Raoulé Haugen with service at 2 pm tomorrow at Rose room. interment Mountain View cemetery. Card of Thanks from O'Brien family thanks friends for support and flowers during their mother Elizabeth O'Brien's illness and passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perusse
Joseph Ferusse
Duggan
Merrill Mortuary
St Basin
Basils
Hanson
Raoulé Haugen
Dag~ Wan
Meraifl
Tommrow
Rider C
Wilcox
Missoula
Mountain View Cemetery
Thanes
Elizabeth, O'Brien
Poate O'Brien
Duggan's Merrill Mortuskea PAT B Sale Mootaps Phony
Local notice describes a sale event titled by Duggan's Merrill Mortuskea with managers Gagner and Mootaps Phony. It lists a $14 price and references North Montana as the location or related area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duggan’s
Merrill Mortuskea
Pat B
Gagner
North
Montana
Settling Down Woodbury Funeral Today at Rich Rd Church
Woodbury Arthur W. Woodbury funeral set for 2 p.m. today at Rich rd s funeral chapel with Rev Ay Thweatt officiating. Interment will follow at Mount Olah cemetery. Hand Mrs Rivabet Hand funeral at 2 p.m. today from 32 Bennett St to Trinity M. E. Church with Rev Frederick I Spencer leading services. Interment Mount Olah cemetery.
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Woodbury
Arthur W. Woodbury
Rich
Rds
Ay Thweatt
Tng
Mountain View Cemetery
Mra. Rivabet Hand
Bennett, Street
Trinity M. 3
Fredrick ‘I. Spencer
Mount Motlah Cenjebery
Funeral notices from Sherman Reed and Clarke parish
Joseph Richards Inc and Lange Funeral Chapel announce service plans for Margaret Veltri and Pol’ick Doe Clarke. Sherman Reed Funeral Directors and Daly-Shea mortuary schedule a wake at 8 a.m. Wednesday followed by a Requiem Mass at 9:20 and interment at Holy Cross cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarke
Pol'ick Doe Clarz
Pine
Daly-Shea
Holy Cross Cemetery
Eurrope
Eulopia
Anthony
Daly-Shea Mortu
Ary
Netlans
St. Patrick's Church
Holy Cross
Mussolini Aims For War In Economic Mayhem
Fascist Italy under Mussolini outlines plans for economic self sufficiency, state control of key industries, and extensive guilds to support war readiness. The regime seeks to abolish the chamber of deputies for guild councils and push private firms to serve national defense rather than private consumption. Ambitious mobilization includes forming key industries under government oversight and aligning with Austria and Hungary amid looming European conflict.
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Firat
Corporation Council
Iittle
Biack
Tatlan
Aie
Abe
Ge Polley
Pn Son
Chamber of Deputies
Italy
Austria
Hungary
Council of Guilds
Fasciet Grand Council
Traffic survey by Wichita police chief Wilton
W Wilton police chief of Wichita Kansas conducts a national traffic survey aiding Dr Miller McClintock head of the Bureau for Street Traffic Research at Bernard University. Wilton, granted five month leave from Wichita, compiles material for a book titled The Best Methods of Police Traffic Administration. He is among the few chiefs who are college graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Wilton
Wichita
Kaw
Miller McClintock
Baroau
Bernard University
Wilton
Hie Ution
Wilson
Ia E
Encouraging Report On Butteren Injured In Auto Accident
A dramatic update on Butteren's condition follows an automobile crash. Pelvis and wrist injuries reported, patient still shocky but showing improvement under medical care. Reardon's condition described as not serious after medical attention. Mrs Reardon travels to San Francisco for support while others fly to Lovelock for similar reasons. Funeral arrangements set for two victims with services at Elks temple and St Joseph's church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reardon
Teeardon
Francisco
James McCashin
Oliver Bow
American ‘Legion
James Fisk
Legion
California
Re. Reardon
Reardon Jett
San Francisco
Election changes reshape city council after vote
The article reports election results with Democrtic Gov 15 to 48 for J Bille Republican candidate and notes a likely Monday special council meeting. It states no contests were close and the general election is set for Monday April d with the new alderman serving a two year term. Precinct figures follow.
Roberts Elected Mayor of Helena
Helena voters chose Roberts for mayor as city aldermen terms expire in May with nominations in the primary. Hodges, Bauer, Quilter, Toms, Swanson win party nominations. Swanson over Snipson 342 to 88 with 1,250 of 19,009 registered voting. Several write ins listed, including Rowe, Neave, Cruse.
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Hean
T. B. Hodges
Mish
Joseph
Bauer
Jaiet W. Quilter
B. Toms
Joh Z. Swanson
Batlty
Be-Herring
Swanson
Haroly Snipson
Six Year Old Girl Struck By Auto in City Incident
A six year old girl, Peggy Semmens, daughter of Mr and Mrs Semmens, was treated at St James hospital for a light head cut after being struck by a car near Muettar apartments. Hospital staff did not identify the driver in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peggy Semmuens
Mr. and
Mire
Semmens
Muettar
St. James Hospital
France May Act Alone If Hitler Rejects Peace Proposals
French cabinet ministers draft options on Locarno replies with France ready to consult Britain Italy for a European peace conference if Hitler responds negatively. If no accord, France will press Britain and Italy to honor guarantees and may impose severe sanctions including ending the Franco German clearing agreement. France hopes for a peaceful settlement but reserves drastic measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muitler
Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Locarno
Bass
Toraign Office
Doachin von Ribbeytrop
Hitler
Tandon
Aierlo Phipps
Soenario Powers
Rhineland
Phippp
Konstantin von Neurath
Senaarchic
der Fuhrer
Olilinis
France
Sevaraby
Pranea
Great
Britain
Ialy
Germany
Belgium
Italy
Flandin
London
Anthony Eden
Ralneland Crits
Idfetin
Scarlet fever and smallpox spreading across state
Helena report shows scarlet fever and smallpox spreading with 103 new scarlet fever cases and 16 smallpox cases last week, per state epidemiologist Dre BE. Eibourne. The state board of health released the figures today as the outbreaks continue to grow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
State Board of Hearth
Dre BE. Eibourne
Ex Mayor Walker Adopts Baby Girl
Parisic fragmentary report states former New York mayor Barnes J. Walker and his wife have adopted a six week old baby girl. The note hints at a public city scene and then abruptly shifts to mention modern apartment buses and construction plans at the base of the Acropolis in Athens Greece.
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Walter B. Gell
Stamford
County Vlown
Church of St. John
New York
Natalie Carr
Aociety
New York Society
Vassar College
Central Frees
Walker
Cricago
Barnes J. Walker
Athens
Greece
Million a Day Voted for Army
A disputed wartime budget debate features senators clashing over military vs non military spending totaling billions. The House Ways and Means panel debates windfall taxes to recover uncollected processing taxes. A munitions plan proposes higher wartime taxes on top incomes to fund defense. Congress also considers a joint committee on flood control as flood relief mobilizes federal crews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fuiy
Wye
North Dakota
Senate Munisions Committee
Munitions Committee
Wuster Named Undersheriff Amid Shakeup
Debr Lodge sheriff announces Fenn Musler as undersheriff to succeed Charles ONeill who resigns to take an electrician post with the B A & P railway. George Boyd of 212 West Thirty Street is named deputy to fill the vacancy created by the promotion.
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Anacorda
Fenn Musler
Debr Lodge
Sheriie TP
Wals
Charles O'Neill
B. A. & P. Railway
George Boyd
West Thirty. Street
Bir
Muster
Canadian trade pact approved by House of Commons
Ottawa reports the Canadian American trade agreement passed the House of Commons and was sent to the Senate for concurrence. The March 23 vote confirms approval and moves the pact toward final ratification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Ontario
House of Gummons
Sue
Bebste
State Line Complications Near Madrid Bend
Madrid Bend residents face a strange border problem. About 300 people must travel long routes to reach other parts of Kentucky, involving crossing multiple rivers or detouring through Tennessee and Missouri due to an 1819 treaty survey by General Andrew Jackson and Frank Selby with the Chickasaw, creating a boundary that ignores river bends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadrid Bend
Kentucky
Tennessee
Mississippi River
Missouri
Krenucky
Andrew Jackson
Iranc Selby
United States
Roosevelt flood relief and WPA lead in 1936 plan
President Roosevelt announced a 243 million flood relief package with 95 million for repairing bridges highways public buildings and utilities and the rest for flood control and recovery efforts. The plan also includes a congressional emergency needs survey linked to a broader flood control program and shifts in administration duties with Lawrence Westbrook taking over WPA duties temporarily.
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WPA
Hartford
Hopkins
Bartford
Conn
Lawrence Westbrook
Roosevelt
Wilson
Louisiana
Foyse Fload Control Committee
Chaiman
Wise
Spaaker Burns
Gamer
Natiquet Resquires Board
Senate
John Henry Elsby
Black
Democrat
Alabamia
Aw Wichita
Kan
Beacot
Washyton
Western Union
Postal Telegraph Company
Aginst
City 70 reopening order drafts union rules for service workers
The text outlines employment practices for filling stations in City 70, tying car greasing and washing workers to the Butte Teamsters and Butte Clerks unions. It sets a daily eight hour minimum, a 42 hour week over six days, and prohibits Sunday washing. It also details wage scales for various roles, including clerks and car washing, and notes restrictions on hours for the Bliver Bow Employers association members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Teamsters’ Union
Butte Clerks’ Union
Bliver Bow Employers’ Association
Teamsters’ Union
Ta & Ys
Colerks
Deamsters
Hagood Ordered to Take Leave From Command
Port Everglades Florida March 23 Major General Johnson Hagood stripped of command of the eighth corps area for criticism of WPA is ordered to take three months leave of absence while future assignment is determined. Announcement of Hagood's future was made by President Roosevelt. Major General Frank Parker, commander of the first division during the Meuse Argonne offensive in World War I, was ordered to Fort Sam Houston to succeed Hagood.
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Port Everglades
Fle
Johnson Hagood
Eighth Corps
WPA
Wes
Hagsod
Rodesvelt
Frank Parker
Merse-Argonne
Fort
Sam ‘Roustan
Hagoad
Agent's Slayer Dies on Gallows in Indianapolis
Government reports George W. Barrett hanged for the murder of Melson B Klein, a government agent, after a 12:02 a.m. execution. Barrett was carried to the gallows on a stretcher, supported by deputy marshals, as the hood and restraints were placed by Phil Hanna of Epworth, Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
George W. Barrett
Melson B. Klein
Barrett
Phil Hanna
Epworth
Ill
Farmer
Past Matron Club to Host Charity Party in Anaconda
March 24 announcement states the Past Matron club of the Order of Eastern Star will host a charity party at 8 o'clock Wednesday evening in the Masonic temple. Dr W C Wallace chairs the arrangements with Mrs BE Turton, Mrs QO Johnson, and Mrs August Frey on the committee. Proceeds fund charitable efforts and games include bridge, whist, and pinoche.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Order of Eastern Bier
Masonic Temple
W. C. Wallace
BE. L, Turton
QO. A. Johnson
August Frey
Townsend Club Meeting Notice at Downey Courtroom
The Togmeend club No. 3 calls a Wednesday eight o clock meeting in Judge TE Downey's courtroom at the courthouse. Paul Cannon will preside. A musical program has been arranged.
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CCC
Wilhelm
Columbia Gardens’ Flowers Phi
Breederny At
Rane
Butte
White’s Funeral Home
Wes Park Street
Joseph Richards
George T. Wade
Fred
Root
Vetera
Mira
Margaret Veltri
Syid
East Park Street
Shermip & Reed
Mussolini
McDge
Jake Hodge
Lie Daly-Ghent Mortuary
Paris
Marth
Foren Minklar Pistra
Etienne Plandin
Pretzler
Albert Sayraut
Daly-Shea Mortuary
Idaho
W. Wilson
Joe Duffy
Sullivan
Roberts
Francis Inporte
Sarond Ward
Fred Rowe
William Neave
Frank Cruse
John ‘Sullivan
Republian
Charles
Inclomett
al Hadeswirth
James Maloney
Herbert Burton
Jacob Kauffman
Alfred Payn
Ter
Ong Mach
Steve Ryan
Richard F. Tucker
Gerald Holland
George Wade
Sam Moyers
H. L. Maury
al Hauswirtt
Dan Griffith
Benth
Henry Coombe
Joe Duty
Pathiote
Bernard Kelly
Bat A. Bullivay
Barry Q Leaty
Mae
Pete Brielle
Ena AJ. Mehrens
T. J. Sullivan
Bred Christy
Cherles Steele
Roe
Bo George Saastey
Patterson
T. A.morgan
Jamies W. Sullivan
Dick Reach
S.qiseeri
BEA Healy
ARMY
Wheeler
King
Clark
House
Ways and Means
Samuel B. Till
Thoreday
Adalton
Congres
High Works Progress Administration
Tarry &. Hopkins
Works Progress Administrator
Johnstown
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Dail
Blatraville
James J. O'Shea
U. S. Department of Justice
Detroit
Detroit City Trust Fund
Cuntrat Press
Wuster
Madrid Bend
Hagood
Saland Esiz
Batte
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