Hoover denies Vandenberg bid as he attacks New Deal
Former President Herbert Hoover rebutted reports that he backed Michigan Senator Arthur Vandenberg for the Republican nomination. Hoover, in a statement through Paul Sexson, said there is no truth to the gossip and that he is focused on opposing the New Deal. He remains secluded at Chauncey McCormick’s home preparing a Fort Wayne speech critiquing Roosevelt policy.
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Chicago
Herbert Hoover
U. S
Arthur H. Vandenberg
Michigan
Paul Sexson
White House
Sexson
Washington
New York Times
Capitol
Hoover
Vandenberg
Times
Roosevelt
Chauncey McCormick
Fort Wayne
Ind
Congress floods tax clash and flood control bids
Senate battles over a flood control and Mississippi project package shift to a reduced 305 million after earlier 780 million proposals. Tax hearings open as Republicans blast the administration plan as irregular while House leaders set to clear measures boosting commodity credit and agency budgets.
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Senate
Tydings
Demoocrat
Maryland
Army Engineers
New England
Pennsylvania
Robinson
Arkansas
Mississippi
House
Democratic
Ways and Means
Treadway
Massachusetts
Bacon
New York
Michener
Michigan
Guyer
Kansas
Hancock
Tobey
New Hampshire
Arends
Illinois
State, Justice, Commerce and Labor Departments
Townsend
Townsend Old-Age Pension Organization
Robert E. Clements
New Shipmate Arrives in Butte Navy Family
A baby named David Frederick Heckler, born at St James hospital, arrives as the shipmate of two sisters and a brother signaling a future admiral in the United States Navy. Navy Recruiter Chief Water Tender Herschel H. Heckler and Mrs. Heckler celebrate with Jane Ann and Jack in Whitehall, plus a sibling named Wod-Zyonne Heckler.
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United States Navy
Navy
David Frederick Heckler
St. James Hospital
Herschel H. Heckler
Heck-ler
Jane Ann
Jack
Wars Echo
Whitehall
Today and Tomorrow by Walter Lippmann
Lippmann argues that the president spent millions beyond Congress authorized, creating a de facto commitment problem. He cites the Florida ship canal as a emblem of unauthorized spending, noting opposition from Douglas, Byrd, Vandenberg, and others. The piece warns that executive overreach erodes legislative financing control and risks constitutional balance. Swans freeze in Esthwaite Water near Hawkshead, England. One swan found dead, the other trapped in ice perished.
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Florida Ship Canal
Jacksonville
Gulf of Mexico
Congress
Lewis W. Douglas
Byrd
Virginia
Treasury
Vandenberg
Ickes
Public Works Administration
Board of Rivers and Harbors Engineers
Department of Commerce
Suez
Zeue
Hawkshead
England
New Lindbergh suspect cleared amid probe into case
The case centers on Paul Wendel who claims torture and duress forced a false confession. Governor Hoffman and Hauptmann prosecutors weigh delays and possible reprieve while Wendel remains jailed. Investigations focus on Parker, Dr Jones, and unaccounted ransom notes as the court considers clemency for Hauptmann.
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Hoffman
Hauptmann
Lfe
Wendel
New York
Marshall
Kirkham
David T. Willente
Wilentz
Justice of the Peace
Ells H. Parker
Burlington County
Parker
New Lisbon
Carroll T. Jones
Jones
Hopewell
Court of Pardons
Lindbergh
Coney Island
Brooklyn
Hauck
John Kates
Ellis Parker, Sr
N. J
Ells Parker Jr
Dr. Jones
Dr. Jones (of the Institution) To Get In Touch With the Attorney General of
New Jersey
Schwarzkopf
State Police
Mercer County
Trenton
Lindbergh Estate
Col. Lindbergh
State Assembly
James S. Kirkman
Paul W. Wendel
Butte Doctor Dr. Kistler Dies After Illness
Obituary details the life of Herbert Daniel Kistler a physician born October 2 1876 in Missouri who practiced in Butte Montana since 1907. He led Murray hospital staff served as president and was active in Red Cross and civic groups. Survived by his widow two sons three brothers and two sisters with funeral arrangements handled by Sherman and Reed.
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Kistler
Hansen
G. T. MacPherson
Dr. Kistler
John Sullivan
Hansen Company
Lovelock
Mr. Hansen
John Kistler
San Francisco
Donald Kistler
Washington, D. C
Butte
Oregon
Sherman & Reed
Missouri
Clinton
Lfe
Peter Potter
Murray Hospital
Potter
Missouri University
University of St. Louis Medical School
Columbia
St. Louis
Potters
T. C. Witherspoon
Rocky Mountain
Witherspoon
Los Angeles
United States
American Medical Association
Montana State
Silver Bow County
American College of Surgery
Nation
Society For the Study
Goiter
Main and
Granite Streets
American Red Cross
Butte Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Butte Rotary Club
Butte Country Club
Kistier
Montana
Alaska
Sharrow
Silver Bow Lodge
A. F
A. M. Deter Lodge
Royal Arch Masons
Montana Commandery
Knights Templar
Bagdad Temple
Gladys Kistler
John E. Kistler
St. Francis Hospital
H. Donald Kistler
D. C. Kistler
W. B. Kistler
Taylor
Texas
P. M. Kistler
Colorado Springs
Colo
A. B. Prezinger
Sedalla
B. Beigg
Venizelos Buried on Isle of Crete
In Khandia Crete on March 29 Eleutherios Venizelos was buried in a peach grove above the sea at Acrotiri. The seven time Greek premier died March 18 in Paris where he had lived in exile. Cannons boomed as mourners recalled Venizelos who first raised the Greek flag in 1897.
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Khania
Crete
Eleutherios Venizelos
Acrotiri
Venizelos
Greece
Paris
Harar Razed by Italian Bombs in Ethiopian Campaign
Italian bombers struck Harar and surrounding regions as western Ethiopia advances toward Lake Tana. The second army corps moved to Adi Remoz and Dacus with no resistance, while two caravan centers fell southward. Harar, 300 miles east of Addis Ababa, remains a key caravan hub with a 40,000 population and historic ties to Somali trade.
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Ethiopia
Lake Tana
Blue Nile
Adi Remoz
Cafta
Dacus
Harar
Harer
Addis Ababa
Djibouti
French Somaliland
Diredawa
Jijiga
National Geographic Society
Yemen
Funeral of Old-Time Oportomen Held Here
Funeral services for Edward Henry Dick Dawson 77 longtime Anaconda resident who died in a Butte hospital Saturday morning will be at 2 this afternoon at White's chapel. He was eulogized at the Montana Sportsmen's Association meeting in Anaconda Saturday night and was the first president of the Anaconda Anglers' Club formed in 1906.
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Edward Henry
Dick) Dawson
Anaconda
Butte
White's Chapel
Dawson
Montana Sportsmen’s Association
Rosemaine Funeral Today for Irene M Rolemusine
Irene M Rolemusine died Friday morning and will be buried in Mountain View cemetery this afternoon. Funeral service at Richard chapel at 2 o clock officiated by Rev H W Moehre ing. Survivors include husband Russell Kolemaine son Rose sell Jr mother Mary Mattson Basin brothers Emil Mattson Butte Frank Mattson Wickes, in laws A Kolemaine Billings, Mrs John J Jones Fort Peck. The family home was 1004 West Silver Street.live oil produced in Greece last year estimated at 20,000,000 gallons.
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Irene M. Rolemusine
Mountain View
Richard Chapel
H. W. Moehreing
Russell Kolemaine
Rosesell Jr
Mary Mattson
Basin
Emil Mattson
Butte
Frank Mattson
Wickes
A. Kolemaine
Billings
John J. Jones
Fort Peck
Kolemaine
West Silver Street
Lindbergh Suspect Tied to Clergyman in Repeated Troubles
The Lindbergh suspect, son of a clergyman, faced perjury charges resulting in nine months in Mercer County jail. He claimed the perjury charge was framed, received a full pardon in 1925, and was reinstated to the bar. He resigned in 1980 amid forgery accusations, with past embezzlement and false pretenses indictments lingering.
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Mercer County
Wendel
Court of Pardons
Ellis H. Parker
Burlington County
Detectves
Mercer County Bar Association
State Hospital
Erwin Fr. Marshall
Hitler to Disclose Intentions Toward Neighbors
International Tribunal urged by Flandin as France and Turkey eye shifts after Versailles. League of Nations heard that Turkey plans to refortify the Dardanelles, previously barred under Lausanne. The League council postponed the Iceland problem to the four Luxembourg powers with no date set for resumed talks.
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Hitler
International Tribunal
Flandin
Germany
League of Nations
Turkey
Dardanelles
Lausanne
League Council
Thineland
London
Mercury Drops to Zero as Frigid Zone Hits Montana
A late winter storm blanketed western Montana with heavy snow and drove temperatures to near zero in Helena while many areas reported single digit lows. The Weather Bureau forecast fair skies and rising temperatures Monday as travel remained possible with chain requirements on mountain passes.
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Montana
Mercury
Federal Weather Bureau
Helena
Weather Bureau
Havre
Kalispell
Miles City
Missoula
State Highway Maintenance Department
Fatal collision leaves multiple dead in auto bus train crash
Rail authorities report W J Whitehurst 45 of Macon H Looney 35 bus driver Ely Williams 80 and Lloyd Allen Jones 25 all of Macon along with Emme Law 55 and Henrietta Martin 80 and her two children Lucy Mae 3 and an 18 month old boy among the deceased An unidentified 48 year old man found beneath the train with fate undetermined The bus was demolished bodies scattered along the right of way rails twisted and ties splintered after the derailment
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W. J. Whitehurst
Macon
H. Looney
Ely Williams
Lloyd Allen Jones
Byron
Emme Law
Montezuma
Henrietta
Martin
Lucy Mae
Mongolia border raids threaten border region readiness
The outer Mongolian government voiced readiness to fight at any time if attacked by Japanese Manchu Kuon forces with Soviet support pledges. Descriptions place Adyk Dollon area 38 miles northeast and five miles inside Mongolian territory amid repeated border incursions and heightened tensions.
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UN Dersy
Adyk-Dollon
Border clashes in Manchukuo sparks Mongolian note pressure
Russian dispatches report troops on its side of the border and a pre emptive demand from Ulan Bator that border incidents end. Mongolia and the Soviet Union deny doubt over the border location and Stalin signals possible aid if aggression extends.
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Manchoukuo
Ulan Bator
Outer Mongolia
Hsinking
Joseph Stalin
Soviet Union
Students Visit Anaconda Smelter From Manhattan High
Fifty two Manhattan high school freshmen in science and chemistry toured Anaconda Reduction Works. Instructor O E Holst led the group, traveling by school bus driven by C R Glover to the Smelter city for the inspection.
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Manhattan
Anaconda
O. E. Holst
C. R. Glover
Pennsylvania Railroad Earnings Rise in 1935 Report
Philadelphia March 29 The net income of the Pennsylvania railroad for 1935 amounted to 23849798 dollars, up 2215883 from 1934.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
President Roosevelt Enjoys Quiet Sunday at Crooked Island
President Roosevelt reported a quiet Sunday off Crooked Island in a message from his temporary White House headquarters. He noted good fishing at Marigunana yesterday and said they were spending the day quietly and would proceed to Cat Cay tomorrow. All well.
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Miami
Flo
Roosevelt
Crooked Island
White House
Marigunana
Cat Cay
Butte Death Notices McDonald Harper Van Dane Polich
The funeral details for Mrs. Mary McDonald are set for 9 am from 948 Utah avenue with Mass at St Josephs at 9 30 and Holy Cross cemetery interment. Robert T Harper funeral proceeds from 1038 South Wyoming at 9 30 am with 10 am Mass at St Josephs and Holy Cross burial. Ella Van Dane remains viewable in Daggs Duggans Merrill mortuary state room with funeral time to be announced. George Polich aged 67 died at 1917 Garfield avenue with viewing in Rainboom room and later funeral arrangements to be announced.
Dawson funeral to be held at White's Funeral Home
The funeral of Edward Henry Dick Dawson will be held this Monday at 2 o'clock from White's Funeral Home. Interment will follow in Mount Moriah cemetery. Also noted are Lovelock Nevada funeral notices for Dr. H. D. Kistler and Irene Kolemaine with services at Richards funeral chapel and Mountain View cemetery interment. Carl V. Lofs services set for 3 p.m. tomorrow at Richards chapel with interment at Mountain View.
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Dawson
Edward Henry
Dick) Dawson
White
Mount Moriah
Kistler
Lovelock
Nevada
H. D. Kistler
Butte
Sherman and Reed Funeral Home
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Evalyn Walsh McLean
Anthony M. Hauck
Hunterdon County
Wiig Parker
C. J. Mulford
Hamilton Township
Col. Schwarzkopf
Mount Holly
Shanghai
Ristler
Nevads
Reardon
Wendell
Grand Jury
Tam
White Horse
Isle OF
Rosemaine
Fen
Mongolia
VIIT
Pennsylvania Rail
Duggan’s Merrill Mortuaries
Pat BR. Gagner
White’s Funeral Home Funeral Directors and Embalmers
West Park Street
Sherman & Reed Funeral Directors
Baday
Ariz. Sts
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