Florida Primary Key to F D R Standing in Florida
Five way Democratic senatorial race in Florida Tuesday tests President Roosevelt's popularity with voters. Pepper favors New Deal but faces Wilcox and Shultz in potential runoff. If Pepper falters a White House setback could follow, with Shultz strong allied support and Merchants and Moore aiming local focus.
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Kirke L. Simpson
Washington
Florida
Roosevelt
Indiana
Alabama
Soub Dakota
Claude Pepper
White House
J. Mark Wilcox
Dave Shultz
New Deal
Pepper
T. C. Merchant
Findley Moore
Rosevelt
Shultz
Wilcox
U S Chamber Attacks New Deal Business Regulation
The U S Chamber of Commerce launches a sweeping critique of New Deal regulation at its annual session. It argues expansion comes from private enterprise, not legislative fiat, while Secretary Roper urges business initiative amid economic reverses. More than 2,500 delegates expected over a three day meeting.
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Washington
U.P
U. S. Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Secretary of Commerce
Daniel C. Roper
Nazis Burn Jewish Books in Bonfire in Salzburg
In Salzburg on April 30 a Nazi rally consumed 9000 onlookers as burning piles of books from 2000 volumes were set alight. The blaze targeted Jewish authors such as Schnitzler and Heine and anti Nazi Catholic writings, ending with a crowd singing the German anthem.
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Salzburg
Schnitzler
Wassermann
Heine
Werfel
Dollfuss
Schuschnigg
Hitler Moves on Prague and Rome Power Matrix
In Rome London April 30 Hitler's move dominates the European scene with May Day protests in Czechoslovakia risking clashes as Konrad Henlein presses for policy changes. Mussolini in Rome holds the balance of power linking Hitler and Chamberlain under a renewed Germany Italy accord amid Anglo French signals.
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London
Adolf Hitler
Czechoslovakia
Konrad Henlein
Praha
Rome
Benito Mussolini
Hitler
Germany
Congress Focuses On Lending Spending Program
Congress shows reluctance to tackle major anti trust issues as administration leaders push to finish action on the $4.512 billion lending spending program and the tax revision bill. Lawmakers aim to wrap up pending measures and return home for political posturing, with adjournment hints between May 15 and June 15 noted.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Hoover backs anti monopoly law revision with fair competition focus
Former President Herbert Hoover endorsed revising anti monopoly laws to strengthen competition and proposed a nonpartisan inquiry into government competition with private business. He warned against monopolistic practices fueled by the NRA and linked them to fascist corporate states. He spoke in Los Angeles before heading to Oklahoma and upcoming trips to Chicago and Philadelphia.
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Los Angeles
Herbert Hoover
Hoover
Palo Alto
Oklahoma
Chicago
Philadelphia
Democratic Congress
NRA
Spotted Fever Patient Treated in Murray Hospital
Mrs Ida Purdon a Harrison resident was taken to Murray hospital in Butte for Rocky Mountain spotted fever treatment. She was reported resting well in Murray hospital last night.
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Logal Hospital
Harrison
Ida Purdon
Murray Hospital
Butte
Rocky Mountain
Restocking Credit From RACC For Montana Ranges
Montana officials announce Farm Credit Administration will make Regional Agricultural Credit Corporation funds available for restocking areas hit by drought and insect damage. C C Jacobsen and R T Hall participated in the meeting with E A Phillips of the Montana Stockgrowers. The RACC will consider restocking loan applications under liberal standards for applicants with solid operating records and good reputations.
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Farm Credit Administration
Helena
E. A. Phillips
Montana Stockgrowers’ Association
Regional Agricultural Credit Corporation
Phillips
Montana
C. C. Jacobsen
RACC
R. T. Hall
Jacobsen
NLRB Considers Withdrawal of Key Decisions
National Labor Relations Board officials disclosed that the board may withdraw three major cases to correct possible procedural errors. The Kansas City stockyards rate case prompted review of Ford Motor, Republic Steel, and Inland Steel decisions, though 98 percent of NLRB cases would be unaffected. The board seeks sixth circuit permission to withdraw the cases, a move Ford attorney Frederick H. Wood helped publicize.
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Washington
U.P
National Labor Relations Board
Supreme Court
Kansas City
Ford Motor Company
Republic Steel Corporation
Inland Steel
NLRB
Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals
Covington
New York
Frederick H. Wood
Ford
Bucket and Brush Brigade Starts Clean-Up Week in Butte
Merchants lead an annual spring clean-up with soapsuds and a washing machine in front of city hall. Fire sirens signal the start as crowds gather and workers douse each other, aided by city crews from Copper to Galena streets. Clean-up runs through next Saturday with residents urged to join and improve the city’s appearance.
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Butte
City Hall
Felow
Main Street
Galena Street
Charley Hockaday
Loyalists Suffer Heavy Losses in Assault Near Castellon
In Hendaye on the Franco-Spanish frontier hundreds of loyalist troops died during a battle to halt a nationalist drive toward Castellon de la Plana. Nationalist air raids struck Barcelona amid renewed severe fighting after a six week lull.
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Hendaye
U.P
Mediterranean
Castellon de la Lana
Barcelona
Montana Weather: Partly Cloudy Sunday and Monday
A Montana forecast calls for partly cloudy conditions Sunday and Monday. Temperatures will be cooler near the divide Sunday and warmer on Monday.
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Montana
Divide
St Patrick’s School Wins Annual Track Meet
St Patrick school boys dominated Butte’s 28th annual grade school track meet at Clark Park. They scored 871% points, won all three relays, and set records in 220 yards and broad jump. Garfield was runner up, St Joseph third, with Bruce Brown the meet high scorer.
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ST. Patrick's School
St. Patrick
Butte
Clark Park
St. Pats
Tim Conlan
Garfield
St. Joseph
Bruce Brown
Michaud
Ramsay
Maguire
Sherman
Walkerville
Eddie Sullivan
Rudman
Three Die As Plane Crashes Near Goobe Creek
A monoplane crashed shortly after takeoff from the Goobe Creek airport killing three youths, Kelso Stubbs 20 of Wooster Leroy Arnett of Pelly and Patty Mosser 19 of Bay Town.
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Goobe Creek
Tex
Kelso Stubbs
Wooster
Leroy Arnett
Pelly
Patty Mosser
Baytown
Weatherman Complains As Rain Tests Picnic Plans
The weather man vents irritation at insistence on wrong temperatures and misused bureau duties. He mocks crowd beliefs, complains about cleanup week and other weekly themes, and hints at swearing before resuming remarks.
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Weather Bureau
Attorneys Con Action To Free William McCrone
Attorneys for William McCrone plan to appeal his contempt ruling in federal court in San Francisco on constitutional grounds. McCrone refused to answer questions about an unnamed person’s tax return during a federal subpoena, leading to held contempt. Officials said a broad income tax investigation in the Mining City is ongoing, with possible delays before the appellate court acts.
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William McCrone
McCrone
Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
San Francisco
Federal District
J. H. Baldwin
Internal Revenue
Floral Park bird cottages ready for summer tenants
Bird cottages and apartments of all styles are completed in Floral Park and nearby areas awaiting summer tenants. Built in a Floral Park Community club contest, prizes go to winning boys and girls. Birds in houses must be reported to C. R. Davis at 2 2643 for judging. Sparrows are disqualified.
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Floral Park
Lake District
Trial of Ball on Murder Count Set for May 2
Albert J. Ball's murder trial for the death of his wife Minnie Daniels Ball was postponed to May 20 by Judge J. J. Lyreh. Ball, who pleaded not guilty, was escorted by Undersheriff Joe Borie to a crowded courthouse. The coroner's jury had earlier blamed Ball in the shooting at Minnie Ball's mother's home on Missoula Avenue.
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Albert J. Ball
Minnie Daniels Ball
J. J. Lyreh
Ball
Joe Borie
George D. Tole
M. J. Doepker
John K. Claxton
Lynch
Missoula Avenue
Harry Daniels
Ravalli Sheriff Emeritus Weds Public Roads Engineer
Hamilton friends report the marriage of former Ravalli county sheriff Mrs. Berna Corley and Paul Carrigar a Bureau of Public Roads engineer. The ceremony occurred in Vancouver Washington.
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Hamilton
Berna Corley
Ravalli County
Paul Carrigar
Bureau of Public Roads
Vancouver
Wash
Clash at Shanghai French Concession Spurs Brief Standoff
Japanese troops without permits invaded Shanghai's French concession and faced French wharf guards in a tense 30 minute stand. The incident followed a report that the Bank of Kina was shipping gold from the concession. French reserves moved to the waterfront but an agreed detention of a designated cargo prevented escalation.
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Shanghai
Bank of Kina
Japanese Push On In Shanghai Front
Japanese forces advanced within artillery range near Shanghai as of April 30, sustaining pressure on Chinese positions. Reports indicate continued bombardment and troop movements along key sectors, with no decisive breakthrough announced.
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Shanghai
U.P
Richard Wilkinson Wins State Oratorical Contest
Richard Wilkinson of Butte and Montana State University won the Montana intercollegiate oratorical contest in Missoula. Edmund Fern of Bombay India took second with 4 Plea for the Independence of India. Carroll College’s Joseph Mackin placed third with Keep America Democratic. Other finalists and extemporaneous speakers from Mines, MSU, Northern Montana Normal, Intermountain Union, and Billings competed.
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Missoula
Richard Wilkinson
Butte
Montana State University
theMontana
Edmund Fern
Bombay
India
Montana School of Mines
Wilkinson
School of Mines
Fern
Joseph Mackin
Carroll College
Helena
Keep America Democratic
Werner Bertelsen
Northern Montana Normal College
Havre
Ray Lemons
Intermountain Union College
Billings
D. O'Neill
Montana State College
Bozeman
Walter Coombs
State University
Walter Vanaman
Carroll O’rourke
The
State College
C. Winston Bergen
Intermountan Union College
Elliott Coldwater
Richard van Noy
Intermountain Union
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United States
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U. S
Mexico
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Raleigh
N. C
Gzeghs
Europe
Italy
Mussolini
DEA
Bucket and Brush Brigade
Weather Forecast
William McRone
Circuit Court
Ravalli
Butte University
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