Il Duce Speaks Sunday In War and Tax Notes
The report details Franco's terms for a republican surrender as a peace mission returns to Madrid. Mussolini's speech is anticipated while Germany imposes an excess income tax to fund the Reich. On the frontiers, Hungarian advances and rail threats accompany flood damage across Montana and surrounding areas.
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Associated Press
Madrid
Burgos
Franco
Spain
Adolf Hitler
Mussolini
Hitler
Berlin
Reich
Hungary
Poland
Butte Police Debut Bright Easter Uniforms
Butte police officers will parade in new uniforms on Easter Sunday April 9. The outfits include black leather jackets gun belts tan whipcord trousers tan gabardine shirts black silk neckties and tan caps announced by Officer Ed Molthen president of the Police Social Club.
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Butte
Ed Molthen
Butte Police Social Club
Flood halts Great Northern rail line in Montana
A 200 foot washout on the Great Northern mainline at Nashua disrupted transcontinental train service across northern Montana with another 600 foot section washed out awaiting repair crews and rerouting options.
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Montana
Great Northern Main
Nashua
Glasgow
Great Northern Railway
Here
Families rescued along Milk River valley in Hinsdale
Ten or more farm families were rescued from the flooded Milk River valley today by boat crews directed by Valley County Surveyor Max Yoder of Glasgow and County Commissioner Maurice Arnold of Hinsdale. Several thousand acres of farmland east and west of Hinsdale were under water, with heavy loss of livestock anticipated.
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Hinsdale
Valley
Max Yoder
Glasgow
Maurice Arnold
Tuberculosis Fight Emphasized By Seal Sale Chief
Charles L. Newcomb of New York, director of the seal sale services for the National Tuberculosis Association, urged year round action and mass education as essential to uncover and cure cases early through nationwide machinery enabling earlier detection.
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C. I. Newcomb
New York
Butte
Charles L. Newcomb
National Tuberculosis Association
Montana highway break up hits severest damage of years
The Montana spring break up of highways is the worst in two to three years with D A McKinnon and Scott P Hart citing widespread damage. Repair costs are estimated at 350000 to 400000 dollars and permanent work will start after roadbeds dry in April. Temporary gravel fills will be used in the meantime.
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Helena
Montana
D. A McKinnon
Scott P. Hart
Highway Department
Montana Weekend Forecast Promises Fair Weather
Montana weather outlook shows generally fair conditions for Saturday and Sunday with little temperature change. No precipitation expected and skies largely clear across the state.
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Montana
Youth Confesses to Shootout With Bandit Earl Durand
Powell Wyoming March 24 a 17 year old junior says I shot Earl Durand today he feels sick but claims it was a good thing. He explains fleeing to Otis Roulette’s filling station as shooting erupted at the bank with several men inside.
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Powell
Wyo
First National Bank
Earl Durand
Tarzan” Slayer
Durand
Tipton Cox
Powell, Wryo
Otis Roulette
Transient's eager cash display fouls welfare aid bid
A transient seeking gasoline assistance at Silver Bow county welfare office pulled out a telegram and a roll of cash, causing officials and clients to scramble. He refused to reveal his name or address and fled after officials seized a bill. The attempt was rejected as he failed to prove need.
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Silver Bow
H. M. O’braun
Fort Peck
Durand ends standoff with suicide after bank raid
Powell Wyoming March 24. Earl Durand nicknamed Tarzan of the mountains killed himself after firing on bank employees and townspeople during a bank raid. Bank clerk John Gawthrop was fatally wounded, possibly by Durand or by crossfire as posse members closed in. Durand had eluded a 100 strong posse on Sawtooth mountain after terrorizing the area for days.
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Powell
Wyo
Kearl Durand
Sawtooth Mountain
Verne St. John
John Gawthrop
Durand
First National Bank
Bob Nelson
Tall
Cody
Wyoming
Clark Forks Canyon
Veteran Civil War veteran Dad Brown dies at 101
Libby Montana March 24 Charles J Duhlbrown age 101 known as Dad Brown Civil War veteran Indian fighter plainsman died at his home born Sept 10 1837 Columbus Ohio served with the 14th Ohio volunteers later drove cattle and stage coaches in Texas came to Montana 1906 settled near Libby told of Sherman march to the sea and Chisholm trail lived alone in a small cabin with a spotted dog as companion
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Libby
Charles J. Duhlbrown
Sherman
Texas
Chisholm Trail
Durand forces driver to take him across Wyoming in manhunt
In Durand pursuit, Earl Durand coerces a Cody amateur radio operator into driving him for hours across northern Wyoming. He presents a deputy badge and dictates route while maintaining calm, courteous behavior. The driver and John Simpson, with P. O. Simpson, witness the tense encounter near Hopkins Ranch.
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Cody
Simpson
House Debates Farm Parity Aid and Relief Bills
In a sharp session lawmakers form a bloc to push for 150 million dollars in relief and 250 million for farm parity payments as the agriculture bill and a Roosevelt requested WPA relief expansion face approval. Debate rages over administration support and future passage as committees advance the annual farm aid bill.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Roosevelt
WPA
Farm
Appropriations Committee
Hurley Dies in 3800-Volt Power Line Accident
Michael P. Hurley, 34, of 709 South Wyoming Street, was fatally injured yesterday when he touched a 3,800-volt wire while repairing cross arms at the Main and Second streets intersection. Rescue attempts lasted from 3:00 to 5:30 p.m. but failed.
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Michael P. Hurley
Wyoming Street
Main
Second Streets
Clamor for New Cabinet Spurs Chamberlain Efforts
London reports rising conservative pressure for peace time conscription and an all party government as Prime Minister Chamberlain redoubles efforts on a European halt Hitler front. He aims to win Poland to an anti Hitler declaration with pledges of British military aid despite Warsaw’s cooling signals.
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London
Britain
Chamberlain
Hitler
Czechoslovakia
Joseph Beck
Poland
Warsaw
Express Poranny
Germany
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Dodson
Wagner
Chinook
Westfork Creek
Seal Sale
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Congress
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Gawthrop
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I'm the Bandit
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