Nazis and Foes Demonstrate in Czech Centers
In Czechoslovakia on May Day Nazi leaders pressed for concessions in the Sudeten region while anti Nazi Germans pledged to defend the nation. In Troppau three were injured despite a ban on meetings as Henlein urged a plebiscite.
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Praha
Czechoslovakia
Troppau
Konrad Henlein
Henlein
George Woolner
Sudeten
Franz Oberlik
Bablonz
Karlovy Vary
Wenzel Jaksch
Hitlers May Day speech fronts Mussolini visit in Rome plan
Berlin reports Hitler in Lustgarten addresses 75 million Germans on unity and on Nazi ideas for capital and labor relations. He hints at a forthcoming Italy trip with Mussolini and a broader Berlin Romé friendship accord, noting other states wrestle with similar problems.
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Fuehrer
Italy
Benito Mussolini
Lustgarten
Europe
Romé
Hitler
Today and Tomorrow by Walter Lipmann
The article discusses the National Progressive Party formed in Madison and questions whether large progressive groups will accept Governor La Follette's leadership. It notes Lipmann's view that his address and recent radio broadcasts propose a radical shift from postwar progressive ideas.
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National Progressive Party
Madison
la Follette
Big Cleanup Week Starts in Butte City
Butte begins cleanup week with broom mop and shovel action. City crews target streets while residents hasten to tidy yards and premises. Businessmen already swept sidewalks. many homeowners started over ten days ago. Leaders urge immediate effort to clear debris and restore order.
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Butte
Loyalist Fighters Join French Foreign Legion Amid Pyrenees Stand
Loyalist foreign volunteers trapped in Andorra join the French Foreign Legion for service in Africa after mobile guards relocate them to Foix. Polish, German, and Italian anti fascists refuse repatriation, while Gen Solchaga presses toward Seo de Urgel and Puigcerda amid heavy rain and sporadic artillery along the Pyrenees frontier.
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Perpignan
U.P
International
Republic of
Andorra
Pyrenees
French Foreign Legion
Africa
Albert Lebrun
France
Juan Solchaga
S20
de Urgel
Puiggerda
Catalonia
Ministry of Interior
Paris
Foix
Solchaga
Seo de Urgel
Andorran
Roosevelt presses for unprecedented peace time military expansion
The White House has proposed over 185 million dollars in added outlays to begin two new 35,000-ton battleships, aiming to strengthen the U S position in the world naval race. The move runs alongside the 1.156 billion fleet expansion program and faces Senate debate.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Senate
White House
Navy
Army
United States
Great Britain
Germany
McCrone Contempt Appeal Planned After Hearing
A transcript of testimony from the McCrone contempt hearing before Judge Baldwin will be filed today as McCrone’s lawyers seek release. McCrone has been jailed for contempt after refusing to answer IRS questions about an unnamed individual’s tax records. The appeal targets the federal circuit court of appeals in San Francisco.
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Butte
McCrone
James H. Baldwin
William McCrone
Internal Revenue
Baldwin
Federal Circuit Court of Appeals
San Francisco
Thousands Held by Police Ahead of Hitler's Italy Visit
Unofficial estimates say 6,000 to 7,000 people were detained by Italian police in the hours before Adolf Hitler's planned May 3 visit to Italy. Many jailed for the visit duration, others ordered out of Rome Florence and Naples during his stay.
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Hitler
Rome
Adolf Hitler
Italy
Pastor takes Sunday off to chase trout
Springfield Vermont May 1 The Rev Lawrence Larrowe a young Methodist minister skipped services to fish the trout season leaving a substitute in charge. He caught eight fish then attended another church service and said he felt he had spent a Christian Sunday.
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Springfield
Lawrence Larrowe
Britain to Offer Mediation in Far East War
London reports Britain likely to act as mediator between Japan and China within months. Prime Minister Chamberlain and aides would step in after Europe pacification machinery shows results, aiming to preserve prestige for both China and Japan and protect Britain’s investments in China.
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London
Great Britain
Japan
China
Foreign Office
United Press
Neville Chamberlain
Far East
Europe
Britain
Butte Teen Killed in Auto Crash Near Butte
Walter Hettick Jr. 19 of Butte died from two skull fractures when the car he rode in overturned in the 2200 block of Utah avenue. Two others Lewis Giacoletto and Pete Bracca escaped injury. Officers took Bracca and Giacoletto to jail briefly before release to a deputy prosecutor. Requiem mass set for St Helena church with burial at Holy Cross cemetery.
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Walter Hettick Jr
Walter Hettick
Butte and London
Here
Utah Avenue
Lewis Giacoletto
Pete Bracca
Meaderville
Ed O’connor
George Tompkins
Bracca
Giacoletto
H. A. Tyvand
Hettick
Butte
George Pearce
Black Rock
John
Louis Hettick
Mary Hettick
J. Hettick
Salem
Ore
Daly-Shea Mortuary
St. Helena Church
Holy Cross Cemetery
Weather Man's All Wet If He Went Picnicking
The forecast clashed with reality as Saturday night plans led to rain and a touch of snow in May. Butte saw 0.86 inch of rain and brief snowfall with overcast skies and a cold wind. The weather man later predicted possible clearing and a return to springlike temperatures.
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Butte
Tick Maladies Studied in Two States
Dr. R. R. Parker announces a rolling laboratory will depart Hamilton this week to Wyoming and Colorado to study tick-borne diseases. Dr. Gordon F. E. Davis will head the equipment at Laramie, with Colorado tick fever and relapsing fever investigated over 60 days. This marks the lab’s second out‑of‑state tick study mission, while Dr. C. B. Philip works in Texas for two months.
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C. B. Philip
Texas
WEDDING GUESTS DIE IN ITALIAN AIR CRASH
Nineteen people including Albania's minister to Rome and a woman identified as Helen Linckein die when a Tirana Rome airliner crashes near Formia after approaching the Tyrrehenian coast. Victims include four Germans a British citizen a Greek a Danzig citizen and ten Italians with five crew members.
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Rome
Helen Linckein
Djafer Villa
Tirana
Albania
Zog
Geraldine Apponyi
Hungary
Free City of
Danzig
Tyrrehenian
Formia
Maramola
Explorer to battle wilds for two hours on peak
Harvard geographer Bradford Washburn Jr. sails for Alaska to spend two hours atop Mount St. Agnes mapping and photographing the summit area. Over the next two months he and Robert Bates will trek to the peak and back to Valdez while continuing Arctic range surveying and glacier discoveries.
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Explorer
Cambridge
Mass
Bradford Washburn Jr
Harvard
Mount St. Agnes
Washburn
Valdez
Mount Lucania
C Robert Bates
Philadelphia
Alaska
North America
Stolen Auto Crash Kills Two in Salt Lake City
Two youths in a stolen car ran at high speed to elude deputies and crashed, killing Mrs Stella McHenry Edwards 36 of Murray Utah and Brady Poulson 18 of Salt Lake City. Driver Mark Smith 36 Holladay Utah was critically injured and Bud Freeman 19 was booked on manslaughter and car theft charges.
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Salt Lake City
Stella McHenry Edwards
Murray
Utah
Brady Poulson
Mark Smith
Holladay
Bud Freeman
President's messages used as campaign platform says report
U S District Judge James H Baldwin opens a federal trial jury term in Butte at 10 o'clock with sixty jurors from a 300 name panel. Calendar includes criminal cases, beaverhead county land condemnation for migratory waterfowl refuge, multiple law and equity actions, and bankruptcies. The May 1 dispatch notes presidential messages may frame campaign messaging if Congress acts or stalls.
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U. S
James H. Baldwin
Division
Federal Court
Beaverhead County
United States
Robert Mellett
Albert Noyd
Equity
Kirke Simpson
Washington
Congress
Veteran Spokane clergyman dies after 30 years at Lourdes
The Right Rev. Monsignor Aloysius A. Verhagen age 68 longtime pastor of Our Lady of Lourdes cathedral in Spokane Washington died tonight He was a widely known prelate in the Northwest with a 30 year tenure at the cathedral May 1 report notes his death in Spokane.
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Spokane
Wash
Aloysius A. Verhagen
Our Lady of Lourdes
Northwest
Montana Weather Outlook Seeks Warmer Western Areas
Unsettled forecast for Montana on Monday and Tuesday brings likely showers in the eastern portion and warmer conditions in the west.
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Montana
May Day trip ends in six injured in Stevensville crash
A May Day excursion by Stevensville High School pupils ended with six injured, two critically, when a truck driven by Dallas Sanders rolled after striking a rock on Highway 93 near Gorus Spur. Injured include Tommy Robinson and Robert Hargis, with hospital conditions updated as of tonight.
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Hamilton
Stevensville High School
Tommy Robinson
Robert Hargis
Warren Lamoreux
Willliam Sanders
Harry Beausiolel
Lloyd West
Robinson Lad
Hargis Boy
Robinson Boy
Hargis
Stevensville School
Medicine Springs
Highway 93
Gorus Spur
Sanders Lad
Merry-Makers
Stevensville
Sanders
Labor DANE seeks House action on wage hour bill
Labor's Non Partisan League the political wing of John L Lewis' CIO began a final bid to force a House vote on the wage hour bill in this session. Twenty three Democratic representatives from Pennsylvania signed a statement demanding immediate attention. The move aims to bypass the House rules committee which refused floor access last week. Leaders caution the petition needs 218 signatures and time, with adjournment pressure strong.
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Washington
Labor
John L. Lewis
League
Pennsylvania
House Rules Committee
House
Golden Jubilee for Dr Groeneveld at First Presbyterian
Large turnout expected for a golden jubilee reception in Butte honoring Dr Ed Groeneveld’s 50 years as pastor of the First Presbyterian Church. He presided, spoke briefly, and a musical program followed by refreshments.
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Groeneveld
Ed. Groeneveld
First Presbyterian Church
Dr. Groeneveld
James I. Brown
Butte
Deer Lodge
Butte Rotary Club
Butte Pioneer Club
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