Tammany Chief Gives Guarded Interview on Democratic Nominee
John F. Curry boss of Tammany Hall predicts a last minute New York delegation decision at the Chicago convention. He remains neutral between Roosevelt and Smith, noting New York does not want to hog the process and suggesting any strong man could win in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Harold Oliver
Washington
Tammany
New York
Chicago
John F. Curry
Tammany Hall
Roosevelt
Smith
Curry
Everybody's Business by Dr Max Winkler
A syndicated column by Dr. Max Winkler dated 1932 discusses practical advice on daily life and social conduct. It offers observations on personal responsibility, community norms, and common human behavior with a tone aimed at a general readership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everybody
Max Winkler
GM Exhibit Program Seen as Major Economic Move
Alfred P. Sloan Jr says General Motors national exhibit aims to boost sales and restore confidence. He argues the plan fights economic hesitation, noting GM purchases include lumber 78,000,000 board feet and steel 1,800,000 tons. A banker notes it restores prosperity and confidence in the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
General Mortors Corporation
Alfred P. Sloan Jr
Mr. Sloan
General Motors
Pacific Coast
Lindbergh Baby Negotiations Face Uphill Hurdle
Rear Admiral Guy H Burrage retired said he would not act as negotiator for the Lindbergh baby case unless he was satisfied that abductors were being dealt with. He and fellow mediators refused to estimate when a resolution might come and noted no ransom arrangements had been made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy H. Burrage
Norfolk
Charles A. Lindbergh
Burrage
Admiral Burrage
H. Dobson-Peacock
John Hughes Curtis
Curtis
Colonel Lindbergh
King Albert Lands in Uganda En Route to Belgian Congo
King Albert of Belgium touched down at Butiaba Uganda on a flight toward the Kivu district in the Belgian Congo. He aims to visit the Albert National Park a vast 825000 acre forest and wildlife preserve created in 1929 with American scientist help. The king conceived the park after visiting Yellowstone during his first U.S. trip.
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Nairobi
British East Africa
King Albert
Butiaba
Uganda
Lake Albert
Belgian Congo
Kivu
Africa
Belgium
The
Albert National Park
Yellowstone Park
United A
Kiwanis Benefit Show Promises Big Night in Butte
The Butte Kiwanis club hosts a 9 pm Fox theater benefit with Betty Compson as master of ceremonies and Hollywood doubles in a Cocoanut Grove style act. Proceeds fund ongoing child welfare work, with the club having bought the Fox for the event.
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Betty Compson
Kiwanis
Fox Theater
Cocoanut Grove
Hollywood
Kiwanis Club
Butte Club
Diploma Given Murray Nurses at Commencement 1932
Commencement for Murray hospital training school graduates held at St John’s Episcopal church hall. Scott Fries spoke on Valuable Folks. Dr H D Kistler presented diplomas. Florence Nightingale oath administered. Class includes Pearl Tickson Edith Cochrane Bella Larson Regina Sherick Verna Winchester Angela Domitrovich Phyllis Daniels Mary Conn Fannie Fairbanks Jennie Ray Ona Ivie. Alumni banquet followed at Silver Bow club.
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Murray Hospital
St. John’s Episcopal Church Hall
Scott Fries
Butte High School
H. D. Kistler
Fries
James Mehan
St. Patrick’s Church
Angela Domitrovich
Caroline Lantz
Esther Finnevich
Florence Nightingale
Pearl Tickson
Edith Cochrane
Bella Larson
Regina Sherick
Verna Winchester
Phyllis Daniels
Mary Conn
Fannie Fairbanks
Jennie Ray
Ona Ivie
Hospital
Silver Bow Club
Claire Windsor Denies Alienation Charges in Suit
Attorneys for Claire Windsor issue a formal statement denying the alienation of affections charges filed in Oakland by Marian Read. The statement, signed by William Jennings Bryan and Oscar Richard Cummins, says Windsor did not alienate Read or anyone else and urges consideration of merits at trial.
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Los Angeles
Claire Windsor
Oakland
Marian Y. Read
Alfred C. Reader
William Jennings Bryan
Oscar Richard Cummins
Mr. Read
Miss Windsor
Montana Weather Outlook For Thursday Friday
Unsettled conditions persist in Montana with a mix of rain and mountain snow in the west portion. Little temperature change expected as the system lingers, bringing wet periods and cooler spells across the state.
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Montana
Spirit Painted Picture Court Seeks Ruling in Lofgrin Case
Seattle court fight centers on whether Daniel Saint’s spirit painted a portrait hanging in the Seventh Elect Church of Israel or if Seattle artist N P Lofgrin painted it from a photograph. Lofgrin sues for 50 dollars claiming he created the likeness. church says Saint himself did the work in spirit. Saint died about two years ago with followers awaiting resurrection.
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Seattle
Daniel Saint
Seventh Elect Church of Israel
N. P. Lofgrin
Washington
Lofgrin
Salwt
Saint
Garner Runs House Like Knute Rockne
Washington March 30 Godfrey G Gloom Amity Indiana Democrat touring Congress says Garner runs the house like Knute Rockne at Notre Dame He notes Rockne used the second team first to keep opponents scrambling while the budget must be balanced and Garner has his say in shaping the tax bill
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Garner
Knute Rockne
Notre Dame
Mr. Gloom
Elmer Davis
Washington
Congress
Godfrey G. Gloom
Amity
Ind
House of Representatives
Crisp
Rockne
Mother of Yank Aviator to Attend Orient Rites
Seattle March 30 Mrs Elizabeth Short of Tacoma mother of Robert Short killed in China February 23 when the plane he was flying for Chinese forces was shot down will sail from Seattle aboard the President Taft to attend her son's funeral services She will be a guest of the Chinese government The services were held up pending her arrival.
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Seattle
Wash
Elizabeth Short
Tacoma
Robert Short
China
Taft
Tacoma aviator Robert Short to be buried in Shanghai with honors
Robert Short will lie in a Christian cemetery in Shanghai and receive full military honors at his funeral as a posthumous colonel. His mother Mrs. Elizabeth M. Short announced the decision after his death on February 24 when shot down by Japanese planes over Soochow. She will sail to Shanghai aboard the President Taft with her younger son Edmond.
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Tacoma
Wash
Robert Short
Shanghai
Elizabeth M. Short
Bob Short
Soochow
Extermination to Be Fate of Nation Losing Next War
Major Alexander de Seversky warned that the next war would bring virtual extermination of the losing nation as aviation removes front lines. He said combat planes will drop bombs directly into any country’s heart, with loads increasing beyond 4100 pounds per plane, creating widespread destruction.
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Robert ST. John
New York
Alexander de Seversky
Fifth Avenue
Transportation rate cuts ordered for Anaconda Deer Lodge
Montana railroad commission approves Powell Transportation rate reductions between Deer Lodge and Anaconda. James Hopper of Missoula ordered to show cause by April 11 why his taxicab certificate should not be revoked for lacking required public liability insurance. Christie Transfer and Storage of Butte also heard.
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Helena
Deer Lodge
Anaconda
Powell Transportation Company
Montana Railroad Commission
James Hopper
Missoula
Christie Transfer and Storage Company
Butte
Asa C. Taylor
Great Northern Railway
Vandalia
Sweet Grass
Stimson Suffering Influenza Attack
Secretary Stimson, ill with influenza since March 21, is likely to remain homeward for several more days. He no longer has a fever but his leg remains painful and he cannot bear weight.
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Washington
Stimson
Truce talks falter as fighting erupts near Chiangmiao
Chinese and Japanese leaders remain far apart on truce terms as skirmish at Chiangmiao intensifies. Major Noboru Kuga, captured, returned to scene and killed himself, leaving a note. A military sub committee failed to agree on an armistice protocol amid tentative concessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris J. Harris
Shanghai
Chiangmiao
Noboru Kuga
Kiangwan
Boochow Creek
Chiewangmiao
Hit and run drivers sought after seven year old injured
Seven year old girl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pratt of 1500 California Avenue, sustained a broken collar bone when struck near her home yesterday afternoon. The driver, a man, did not stop. Police report the injury and are seeking the hit and run motorist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Pratt
California Avenue
Garner Inspires Unity On Billion Dollar Revenue Bill
The house, led by Speaker Garner, moved to complete the revenue bill by Friday and voted new taxes to raise 293.5 million dollars. The total approved thus far reaches 743.5 million, as opposition yields to fund a projected 1.241 billion treasury deficit for 1933.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil B. Dickson
Washington
House
Garner
Ways and Means Committee
New Inventions Seen As Answer to Low Mood
In New Orleans on March 30 Dr E R Weidelein director of the Mellon Institute of Pittsburgh spoke at the American Chemical Society closing session. He said laboratories hold secret inventions to lift America from the current gloom and warned organizations failing to utilize new science will fall behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
America
E. R. Weidelein
Mellon Institute of Pittsburgh
American Chemical Society
Weidelein
Veteran board member appraises Butte school system
J D Walace retiring chairman reviews nine years on the Butte school board. He notes calmer relations between independents and the women’s party under his leadership and commends school clerk Garfield Perier and city superintendent Jesse G Ragsdale.
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Butte
J. D. Walace
Women's Party
Wallace
Women’s Party
Garfield Perier
Jesse G. Ragsdale
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APO Tammany
N.Y
John Curry
Boss
Ways and Means
North American Newspaper Alliance
Urmer
Virginian
King
Butte Kiwanis Club
Murray Nurato
Nightingale
Motion Picture
STAR
Weather Forecast
Jack Garner
Anagonda
Great Falls Coach Lines Company
Kies Transportation Company
Brokane-Laurel Oil Company
Livingston
Yellowstone County
J. D. Wallace
Ragsdale
Perier
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