Wyoming Montana set to discuss Yellowstone river compact
State engineers J S James of Montana and John Quinn of Wyoming plan talks on an interstate compact covering streams through both states under a new federal act. They note Congress has authorized such compacts three times, and preliminary discussions show shared principles though no formal proposal yet.
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Helena
Wyoming
Montana
J. S. James
John Quinn
Congress
Yellowstone River
Little Missouri
James
Quinn
Britain and France Declare War on Submarine Pirates
Great Britain and France announce open war on submarine pirates in the Mediterranean after the torpedoing of the British freighter Woodford. The Havock destroyer incident spurred orders for naval reinforcements and coordinated escorts for merchant ships.
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England
France
London
U.P
Great Britain
Mediterranean
Woodford
Europe
Havock
Meletius Zofras
Downing Street
Paris
Britain
Denver Girl Dies in Spite of Iron Lung
May belle Outcast, 15, dies after two artificial lungs arrive to aid infantile paralysis fight. The pneumonia like attack struck swiftly within 11 hours of the first lung reaching Steele Memorial hospital as Shirley Krause, 30 months, survived. Doctor N A Wicklund and Dr T L Williams attended the patient while oxygen therapy continued. The family, under quarantine, had previously lost Maybelle’s brother George, 17, to the same disease ten days earlier.
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Denver
Maybelle
Toronto
Chicago
Steele Memorial Hospital
Steele Hospital
Shirley Krause
N. A. Wicklund
T. L. Williams
George
San Francisco Waterfront Tie Up Deepens On Rail Line Ban
A teamsters embargo on truck movements to harbor cargoes extends to goods moved from ships by the State Belt Line railway along the Embarcadero. The union warns firms they will not transport reconsigned cargoes on rail cars, tightening a port slowdown already in place.
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San Francisco
Teamsters
State Belt Line Railway
Embarcadero
Teamsters battle for control of warehouse workers
By it was the teamsters aim to force into idleness the members of the Warehousemen's and Longshore men's union with whom they are contesting for control of warehouse employees in a battle between the American Federation of Labor team.
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Teamsters
American Federation of Labor
Typhoon leaves Hong Kong in death toll estimated in thousands
A powerful typhoon struck Hong Kong causing widespread destruction. Death toll estimated between 1,000 and 3,000 with rescue crews digging through collapsed buildings as a 125 mph wind battered the city. Harbor wreckage included the Chinese steamer On Lee slamming into the British cruiser Suffolk.
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Hong Kong
China Sea
Observatory
Shanghai
On Lee
Suffolk
Montana Press Association Opens Fifty-Second Annual Meeting
The Montana Press association opened its fifty-second annual convention at Glacier Park with editors and publishers from across the state in attendance. E T Scoyen welcomed the group. O A Bue spoke for Flathead county. E G Leipheimer replied for the association as Dr R L Housman discussed journalism schools and Newton R Holcombe spoke on Social Security.
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Glacier Park
Montana Press Association
E. T. Scoyen
Park
O. A. Bue
Kalispell
Flathead County
E. G. Leipheimer
Butte
R L. Housman
Missoula
Montana State University
Montana
Newton R. Holcombe
Helena
Social Security Board
Henry D. Weare
Joseph D. Scanlan
Miles City
Bar Association Leader Sees Roosevelt Continuing Court Fight
Frederick H. Stinchfield of Minneapolis, head of the American Bar Association, predicts President Roosevelt will press on with plans to reorganize the Supreme Court despite Senate defeat. He advised the President may oppose renomination of Senate critics Buron Wheeler and Joseph C. OMahoney, whose terms run beyond 1941.
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BAR Association
Roosevelt
Frederick H. Stinchfield
Yellowstone
Senate
Yellowstone Park
Montana-Wyoming Bar Association
Minneapolis
American Bar Association
United States Supreme Court
Billings
Stinchfield
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
Wyoming
Wheeler and
O'Mahoney
McAdoo proposes closed market and surplus disposal corps
Sen William Gibbs McAdoo of California urged closing United States markets to foreign farmers and creating a new government corporation to dispose of domestic agricultural surpluses as a solution to the farm problem, officials said.
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Washington
United States
William Gibbs McAdoo
California
Water conservation urged by regional planning leaders
Pacific Northwest Regional Planning commission members George F. Yantes Major R. F Bessey and Col. George Weise spoke at a Butte luncheon hosted by the Chamber of Commerce. They promoted carefully planned water conservation as an investment yielding economic stability and happier communities in the Western States.
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Pacific Northwest Regional Planning Commission
Butte
George F. Yantes
Olympia
Wash
R. F Bessey
Portland
George Weise
Helena
WPA
Finlen Hotel
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Montana Fair Weather Update
A cooler Friday is forecast statewide with cooler conditions than Thursday. In the east portion, Saturday is expected to stay cooler with cooler conditions continuing through the day.
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Montana
Opera Star Grace Moore to Undergo Major Surgery
Hollywood report states Grace Moore, renowned opera and film star, entered a hospital for a major operation. She postponed a planned European trip with husband Valen tine Parera, awaiting medical advice. the exact procedure was not disclosed and she may stay hospitalized about three weeks.
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Hollywood
Grace Moore
Europe
Valentine Parera
Twelve Rescued After Steamer Capsizes in Gulf Squall
Panama City Fla Sept 2 Twelve crewmen of the coastwise steamer Tarpon were rescued by coast guards and fishermen after the vessel sank in a sudden Gulf squall. The captain and first mate were recovered dead and about a dozen deckhands were missing. Addiley Baker of Mobile swam 26 hours to bring first reports.
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Panama City
Fla
Gulf of Mexico
William G. Barrow
W. H. Russell
Addiley Baker
Mobile
Fruitless Hunt for Lost Boy Near Anaconda To End Today
A week of searching for 12 year old Joseph Hipp of Butte in rugged storm Lake canyon may end today if volunteers and Deer Lodge county officers fail to find any sign. Joseph disappeared Sunday 18 miles southwest of Anaconda in the forested mountain country. His father Benjamin Hipp and local possemen led the search.
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Storm Lake Canyon
Anaconda
Joseph Hipp
Butte
Barney Larsen
Deer Lodge
Ray Denton
Fred Greenup
William Ehlafald
Lorin Hinchcliffe
Benjamin Hipp
Deer Lodge County
Hipp
Storm Lake
Mines graduates find jobs in mining industry nationwide
The Montana School of Mines June 1937 graduates are employed in Montana and Butte, with several heading to other states. Notables include George A. Davison at Jardine Mining and Raymond Stocker among others at Ingersoll Rand Philipsburg. Others work for Anaconda Copper in Butte. some pursue further study.
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Montana School of Mines
O. A. Dingman
Butte Enineering College
Dingman
Butte
Montana
George A. Davison
Jardine Mining Company
Jardine
Harry D. Ford
Robert W. Lawson
Walter H. Parken
Ray A. Stocker
Bernard R. Tarrant
Ingersoll- Rand Company
Philipsburg
N. J
Ray B. Gallant
R. Davidson Piper
Roy O. Smith
John 8. Wright
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
William M. Bowlus
Heinrich J. Thiele
Sam
France Lowers Discount Rates
Paris Sept 2 The Bank of France reduced its discount rate from four to three and a half percent to facilitate cheaper loans as part of Georges Bonnet’s rebuilding plan. Financial circles see this as a return to easier money and relief from the prior high rate to curb speculation and capital flight.
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Paris
Bank of France
Georges Bonnet
Big Push Stopped as Chinese Attack Pressures Shanghai Front
Chinese forces renewed heavy shelling around Shanghai on the international settlement as Japanese warships and guns answered. The U S S Augusta was struck last week by a shell wounding 17 sailors. Chinese shells also near the Japanese consulate and near the bow of the Augusta.
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Shanghai
International Settlement
Whangpoo River
U. S. S. Augusta
Chinese Attack in Shanghai as Japanese Press Block
Chinese forces mounted a renewed counter-attack in Shanghai against more than 60,000 Japanese troops intent on capturing the bomb-torn city. The action unfolded Friday as the city endured continued bloodshed and heavy fighting.
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Shanghai
Gooler Weather Seen With Christmas Day Near
The weatherman notes 95 shopping days until Christmas and predicts cooler weather. After a clash over forecast accuracy, a warm day of 84 degrees followed a low of 27 earlier in the week, with yesterday at 36 and today's conditions uncertain.
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Gooler
Labor Day Fete Planned in Mining City
An elaborate Labor Day program at Columbia Gardens Monday features sports events at noon with prizes, a 2 PM speaking program by Senator James E. Murray Congressman Jerry OConnell and Mayor Charles Hauswirth, plus music by the Butte Mines band and an evening dance. A 50-member committee will supervise activities to ensure an enjoyable day.
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Columbia Gardens
William Palmer
James E. Murray
Jerry O’connel
Charles Hauswirth
Butte Mines
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State
Mr. Hipp
Leonard Philp
George Parker
John Rutz
Opportunity
Big Hole
Seymour
Onello Gard Agrusg Bowo IF U. 5
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Japan
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