Roosevelt forecasts record deficit and debt in revised budget
President Roosevelt unveils a revised budget showing a gross deficit of 2.097 billion dollars for the year and a net deficit of 1.517 billion. He projects year end gross public debt at 34.189 billion with a net rise of 410 million, while cutting the Treasury general fund by 1.1 billion to curb debt growth.
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Roosevelt
U. S
Washington
Treasury
General Fund
Ourgo
Air Warriors Bomb Burgos and Bombings Reported
Four rebel airplanes raided Guadalajara and bombed the His pano-Suiza automobile factory used for war material. The factory burned as Madrid government and rebel high command denied knowledge of aerial bombs near the U S destroyer Kane, both expressing regret to the United States.
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Avila
U.P
Guadalajara
Hispano-Suiza Automobile
Associated Press
Madrid
High Command
United States
Kane
Spain
Irun
Burgos
Montana livestock faces 0 per gent gut
Montana livestock faces potential 50 percent herd reductions by year end if emergency feed shipments fail. Hearings before Interstate Commerce Commissioner Clyde B. Aitchison heard testimony from Gov. Elmer Holt U S Senator James E Murray and others on railroad rate cuts for feeds as 150 stockmen and officials attended.
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Helena
Montana
Clyde B. Aitchison
Interstate Commerce Commissioner
Gov
Elmer Holt
U. S
James E. Murray
Joe Metlen
Montana Livestock Association
G. A. Norris
John Herzog
Miles City
E. F. Lyman
Great Falls
Harry Snyder
Billings
J. Huidekoper
Cascade County
W. H. McDonald
Melville
R. J. Miller
Lodge Grass
John Turner
Hardin
Roosevelt attends funeral of War Secretary George H. Dean
President Roosevelt set aside duties for the funeral in Utah as the body lay in state in the state capitol rotunda. He traveled by special train to Des Moines after a brief conference with Utah figures including Governor Blood. Roosevelt kept in contact with Washington by telephone during the journey.
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Salt Lake City
Roosevelt
George H. Dean
Washington
Des Moines
Iowa
Elbert D. Thomas
Utah
Henry H. Blood
State Capitol
Cummings
William H. Standley
Navy
Old-Time Butte Den Exposed to Sunlight by WPA Work
A derelict Butte vice den on Galena and Wyoming streets is exposed after WPA crews pry it open. Hidden tunnels, multiple passages, and a concealed bedroom with three beds reveal a labyrinth of exits and a two story exterior with a three story interior. A photograph of two Chinese boys, one in American dress, connects Oakland photographer S. K. Sate to the site. The building, long a fire hazard, faces Wyoming and Galena, and may be demolished following recent fire.
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WPA
Galena
Wyoming
Butte
Wyoming Street
Oakland
Cal
S. K. Sate
Fifth Street
Tom Lin
Mercury
Galena Street
Montana Weather Outlook Difficult showery pattern east west
Montana forecast calls for generally fair conditions in the east with likely showers in the western portion on Wednesday and Thursday. Cooler temperatures are expected east of the dividing line Wednesday.
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Montana
Divide
Vocational Work Topic at Montana Workers for the Blind Meet
The Montana Association of Workers for the Blind holds sessions in the courthouse discussing vocational work and electing officers for two years. Delegates from Livingston Missoula Billings Anaconda Polson and Butte attend with late arrivals expected today. Dr Howard Griffin urged equal livelihood opportunities for the sighted and blind, emphasizing rights not sympathy.
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Montana Association of Workers For the Blind
John Corbitt
J. J. McNamara
Montana
Boulder
John McNamara
Livingston
Missoula
Billings
Anaconda
Polson
Butte
Howard Griffin
State School For the Blind
Rain Dims Drought Across Kansas and Missouri
Rain in Kansas and Missouri reduced drought impact with 1.18 inches in Kansas City. Forecaster A. D. Robb noted benefits to pastures gardens and sorghums as rain spread from Topeka to St. Louis. The system continued across the state this afternoon.
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Kansas City
Kansas
Missouri
A. D. Robb
Topeka
St. Louis
Glacier National Park forest fires checked after large 9000 acre blaze
The Glacier park fire emergency near Many Glacier hotel grew from three fires into a 6000 acre blaze, then was checked with weather favorable. About 1300 firefighters worked to contain the flames that swept through Swiftcurrent Pass, destroying cabins and an auto tourist camp while 100 guests evacuated the hotel. Superintendent E T Scoyen reported danger largely past. losses estimated at $25,000.
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Glacier National Park
Glacier Park
E. T. Scoyen
E. T. Scoven
Glacier Hotel
Continental Divide
McDonald Creek
Swift Current Pass
Deer Lodge Pair Marry in Powell County Record
A marriage license was issued to Deer Lodge residents Thomas Kelly 70 and Ellen Shortell 76, the oldest couple on record in Powell County. The ceremony was performed this afternoon by Justice of the Peace R. Conard.
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Deer Lodge
Powell County
Thomas Kelly
Ellen Shortell
Shortell
Mahoney
R. Conard
29 Held in Murder of Welfare Worker
Police rounded up 29 men in La Jolla in connection with the killing of Ruth Muir 48 a welfare worker and YWCA secretary from Riverside California The body was found near a beach bench with severe injuries as investigators questioned suspects including Carl Eckdahl who was later released
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LA Jolla
Calif
Ruth Muir
San Antonio
Texas
San Diego
George Sears
Mise Muir
Young Women's Christianassociation
Riverside
Wellesley College
Joseph Muir
Harry Kelly
Carl Eckdahl
August Jail Activity Shows Drunk Arrests Lead Totals
In August the city jail opened its doors 425 times. Drunk arrests totaled 201, the highest class, followed by 93 vagrants. Overall arrests rose 44 from July’s 381. Traffic arrests included 151 minor violators, with 111 auto accidents and 19 cars stolen, seven recovered.
Hostages Shackled as Rebels Fire on Iranian City
Dispatches from Iran describe a desperate dawn clash as Fascist rebel artillery pummels the besieged city. Government troops struggle to hold lines on hilltop trenches while hostages in the streets cry out amid shellfire and mass casualties.
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Irunday
Iran
Burgos
Robert B. Parker JR
Copryright
Associated Press
Spain
Dynamite Threat Looms Over Alcazar Siege in Toledo
Government defenders prepared to detonate 20 tons of dynamite under the Alcazar fortress in Toledo if 1,700 besieged rebels surrender. Tunnels under the walls were dug and wired for simultaneous blasting, with loudspeakers signaling a final option to surrender before the blast.
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Toledo
Spain
Alcazar
Harrington Heads Helena Diocesan Women’s Council
Catherine Harrington of Butte was elected president of the Helena Diocesan council in Anaconda. She will attend the national meeting in Galveston, Texas, Oct. 18 to 21, and the group endorsed Catholic youth programs, the big sister movement, Girl Scouts, and pledged support to the Legion of Decency.
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Anaconda
Catherine Harrington
Butte
Helena
National Catholic Council of Women
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