Oregon primary shows Hess gaining on Martin in early returns
Upstate returns place Hess at 17 407 to 17 001 for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination with 655 of 1681 precincts reporting. Oleen at 2400 trails as Hess pushes ahead in a race shaped by national issues.
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Hess
Martin
Oregon
Portland
Ore
Upstate
Charles H. Martin
Henry L. Hess
Tion
Henry Oleen
U.P
New Dealer
Law and Order
Willis Mahoney
United States
Rufus Holman
Congress
Wood Honeyman
Walter M. Pierce
James W. Mott
Multnomah County
O. Henry Oleen
Charles A. Sprague
Salem
Sprague
Sam Brown
Gervais
Butte Snow Clears After 26 Inch Fall
Montana recovers from the spring storm as 26 inches of snow melt and frost fortify. Roads reopen across the state with U.S. 91, U.S. 10, and Highway 110 partly blocked earlier. Air service resumes and power returns to normal as officials report widespread restoration and clearing skies.
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Helena
Weather Bureau
Montana
Cut Bank
Bozeman
Yellowstone Park
Northwest Air and
Western Air Express
State Highway Department
Anaconda
Philipsburg
Boulder Hill
Elk Park
Butte
Flood danger in Butte eased after four day storm
Butte wakes to normal as 1,200 WPA men shift from flood prevention to regular projects. Snowfall nears 26 inches with 3.21 inches moisture since Tuesday. yesterday's high 49 and low 29. WPA supervisor James Comba says crews return to normal while city gutters remain wet and draining.
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WPA
James Comba
President Urges Study of Phosphates Supply
President Roosevelt warns that phosphorus vital to crops may be interrupted and asks Congress to study development and conservation of deposits on government land. Senator Pope from Idaho plans a resolution to authorize the study, praising the message as timely while Senator Smith notes limited supply.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Pope
Idaho
Smith
South Carolina
Senate Agriculture Committee
Congress
Great Britain and France Seek US Backing for Three Power China Intervention
Reports circulate that Britain and France aim to pull the United States into a three power intervention in the China Japan war. The move would try to halt Japan's Hankow drive and preserve Chiang Kai Shek's government while limiting Japanese gains in the Yangtze valley. Archibald Kerr has been in talks with French and American officials as events unfold.
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Shanghai
Great Britain
France
United States
Hankow
Popular Front
Chiang Kai-Shek
Russia
Germany
Japan
Manchuria
Yangtze
China
Sir Archibald Kerr
Suchow-Fu
Key
Perfect Attendance By Two High School Seniors
Helen Cantwell and Helen Howe of Girls' Central high school completed four years of perfect attendance. They credited family support and noted they rarely miss classes, as they described why they never were tardy or absent.
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Helen Cantwell
Helen Howe
Central High School
Rumors of Disturbances in Czechoslovakia Reported
Reports from Praha and Komotau indicate widespread unrest between Sudeten German followers of Konrad Henlein and the Czech government. About 100 Sudeten Germans reported injured in Komotau according to the Deutsches Nachrichtenbure.
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London
Praha
Czechoslovakia
Konrad Henlein
Berlin
Deutsches Nachrichtenbuere
Komotau
Youth Drowns in Billings Canoe Mishap
Kenneth Betz 22 and Arthur Spurway 26 were canoeing on the Yellowstone River east of Billings when the craft capsized in swift current. Betz drowned while Spurway was pulled under twice and rescued by F. E. Woodard and W. E. Swartz after being carried downstream. Betz’s body was not recovered.
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Billings
Kenneth Betz
Arthur J. Spurway
Spurway
Yellone River
F. E. Woodard
W. E. Swartz
Betz
Virginia Tornado Kills Three in Richmond County
A tornado swept five miles through lower Richmond county near Warsaw Virginia on May 20 killing three Black residents. Local authorities reported the fatalities as the storm damaged homes and disrupted the area.
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Warsaw
Richmond
Sioux City UMG Boosters Feted in Butte
Fifty civic boosters from Sioux City Iowa were entertained by the Butte Chamber of Commerce after arriving by special Great Northern train from Helena where they attended the Montana Stock growers convention. They were met by local leaders and taken to Meaderville for dinner.
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Sioux City
Iowa
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Great Northern
Helena
Montana Stockgrowers
Butte
Meaderville
Shriners Take Over Helena as Stockmen End Meeting
Washington dispatch reports Hopkins says ten Pennsylvania WPA workers were dismissed and eight penalized for political activities during the recent state primary campaign. The article notes Shriners taking over Helena as stockmen end their meeting and oppose Hull trade pacts.
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Shriners
Helena
HULL
Washington
Works Progress
Harry L. Hopkins
Pennsylvania
WPA
Legion and Auxiliary to Attend District Meeting
Silver Bow post No. 1 and auxiliary will send a large delegation to the Mining district meeting in Anaconda today. Officers assemble at 2 and Commander Joe Knuckey leads the group. banquet planned for the evening with delegates from 11 southwestern Montana cities.
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Anaconda
Butte
Silver Bow Post No. 1
American Legion
Auxiliary
Oficers
Joe Knuckey
James McCashin
Pat Whalen
Louis Young
Joe Richards
Paul Lenz
Sid Bray
Art Bacon
Robert Pott
Legionnaires
Pythian Hal
Montana
Fred Lehn
Leigh Freeman
Carl Jehe
Harry Parks
Nick Polson
Joseph Burns
Leo Morrissey
Ralph Rand
Sidney Bray
Adolph Koehler
al Livingston
Carl Harvey
C. Owen Smithers
Hugh Doyle
Bion Hall
Shriners Jubilant in Helena as Stockgrowers End Convention
Shriners arrive for Algeria temple golden jubilee in Helena while Montana Stockgrowers end their fifty fourth annual convention. Officers reelected are Thomas A. Ross of Chinook president John Arnold of Birney first vice president and Carl K. Malone of Chateau second vice president. Executive committee to pick next year’s convention site. Resolutions oppose removing live stock from national forests.
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Helena
Algeria
Montana
Montana Stockgrowers’ Association
Thomas A. Ross
Chinook
John Arnold
Birney
Montana Weekend Forecast Sees Clouds and Warmth
Partly cloudy conditions forecast across Montana for Saturday and Sunday. Warmer temperatures expected in the southeast portion on Saturday with a mild overall weekend outlook.
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Montana
Ladies Day Tea Opens At Butte Country Club
The Butte Country Club opens its season with a ladies tea despite a storm. Authorities cleared Harrison Avenue to the club and men will park cars to aid attendees. Proceeds fund new drapes for the club.
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Butte Country Club
Harrison Avenue
James Gillie
Snow Crashes Pens Killing 500 Chicks at Warm Springs Farm
More than 590 newly hatched partridges and pheasants died as a heavy snowfall at Warm Springs state game farm crushed wire top pens. Superintendent Joseph F. Hendricks, exhausted after days of work, watched the season’s birds and plans wiped out by 18 inch drifts. Several held pens in the southwest section owned by clubs and the state were destroyed. replacements not needed until late summer.
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Warm Springs
Joseph F. Hendricks
Rocky Mountain Sportsmen's Club
Butte
Anaconda Club
Mediterranean tensions rise as powers shuttle ships and troops
In Mexico the rebel Cedillo reportedly travels toward Brownsville while uncertainty grows over his role in the uprising. Meanwhile European powers move warships and troops in the Mediterranean as France and Italy press rival Spain policies, with Britain seeking a peaceful diplomatic path.
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Mediterranean
London
Knox man held in New Rochelle kidnapping case
The Starke county sheriff's office reports custody since May 7 of a man who confessed to kidnapping 12-year-old Peter Levine in New Rochelle New York. Federal officials say they have not been advised of the Knox Indiana arrest of an unidentified man who allegedly confessed to the same kidnapping.
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Knox
Ind
Starke County
Washington
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Peter Levine
Funds for Public Works probes on power plant ban
Washington, May 20. A Senate subcommittee debating President Roosevelts recovery program adopted an amendment barring Public Works Administration funds from building public power plants that would compete with private utilities. The panel also added 175 million to the WPA fund as relief needs rise.
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Washington
U.P
Senate
Roosevelt
Public Works Administration
PWA
Outstanding garden expert to speak in Butte tonight
Alfred Carl Hottes associate editor of Better Homes and Gardens will speak at the Y M C A in Butte at 8 o clock His talk titled The Garden s Answer to Our Quest for Happiness is sponsored by the Englewood Emerson division of the Rocky Mountain Garden club Introduced by Dr Peter Potter president of the Bull Chamber of Commerce Hottes from Des Moines Iowa has had a wide career as editor teacher lecturer and writer Continued on Page 2 Col 1
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Butte
Alfred Carl Hottes
Better Homes and Gardens
Des Moines
Iowa
Peter Potter
Bull ® Chamber of Commerce
Englewood-Emerson
Rocky Mountain Garden Club
Charles Dixon
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UMG
Legion and Auxiliary
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Mexico City
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