McCarran Triumphs In Nevada Primary
Senator Pat McCarran won a 3 to 1 renomination margin over two 100 percent New Deal opponents in Nevada. With 241 of 262 precincts reporting, he led Albert Hilliard and John E Worden. McCarran faces former Senator Tasker Oddie in November as the campaign centers on Georgia and Maryland battles to test Roosevelt policies.
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Reno
Nev
Pat McCarran
Roosevelt
McCarran
Albert Hilliard
John E. Worden
Tasker L. Oddie
Oddie
Senate
Nevada
Washington
U.P
Pat A. McCarran
Maryland
Georgia
Supreme Court
Congress
White House
Walter F. George
United States
Lawrence 8. Camp
Millard E. Tydings
David J. Lewis
Tydings
Hitler shifts to direct talks with Britain over Czechoslovakia crisis
In Nurnberg and Prague on Sept 7 8 reports say Adolf Hitler seeks immediate negotiations with Great Britain to avert a European catastrophe over the Sudeten German minority crisis. He accused Prague of dilatory tactics and ordered Konrad Henlein back to Czechoslovakia for a probe of clashes at Maehrisch Ostrau. Viscount Runciman urged Hodza to offer satisfaction and guarantees to the Sudeten party and cautioned Henleinites not to exaggerate.
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Nurnberg
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Great Britain
Fuehrer
Konrad Henlein
Czechoslovakia
Maehrisch-Ostrau
Prague
Viscount Runciman
Milan Hodza
Karl Frank
Henlenites
Machrisch-Ostrau
City Schools Open With Eight Thousand Nine Hundred Forty-Eight Enrolled
Registration in 29 public and parochial schools for the 1938 39 term reached 8 498 pupils, officials announced after compiling unofficial figures. The total is slightly below last year’s opening. Catholic high schools and elementary schools account for 2 743, up from last year, while public school enrollment fell.
Partly cloudy forecast for Montana and Wyoming
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies across Montana and Wyoming on Thursday and Friday with little change in temperatures.
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Montana
Wyoming
Kenneth Coughlin Chosen A Banquet Toastmaster
Kenneth Coughlin a 1937 Montana State University graduate was picked as toast master for the first annual alumni and students dinner to be held next Monday evening. An enthusiastic Y M C A committee met last night with over 60 members planning outreach to alumni before Saturday to encourage attendance.
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Kenneth Coughlin
Montana State University
Coughlin
William P. Coughlin
State Street
Butte
St Patrick School marks 50 years in Montana
St Patrick parochial school in Butte, Montana, celebrated a 50 year milestone with a pontifical mass at St Patrick church led by Bishop Joseph M Gilmore. Dr Emmet J Riley of Carroll College delivered the keynote condemning exclusion and praising Catholic education, as alumni, clergy, Sisters, and Knights of Columbus attended the event.
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Bishop Gilmore
Joseph M. Gilmore
St. Patrick Church
St. Patrick School
Emmet J. Riley
Carroll College
St. Patrick
Father Riley
Helena
Frank C. Walker
New York
Butte
Gilmore
Knights of Columbus
Victor Day
Emmet Riley
Joseph M. Venus
Columbian Squires
Mary Anacleta
Vets Battle for Lighting Fund Tonight
The Montana Power Company Mines Leaguers add George Nelson and Doc Tremblay’s Cubs field a charity softball game at Clark Park tonight at 6 15 P M. Proceeds go to the Harrison Avenue lighting campaign. The winner advances to play Butte in a continuation.
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Montana Power Company Mines
George Nelson
Doc” Tremblay
Cubs
Charley Horse
Clark Park Field
Harrison Avenue
Butte
Lawyers Guild charges U S violates peace treaty and neutrality act
A national lawyers guild committee accuses the United States of breaching the 1921 peace treaty with Germany and the 1937 neutrality act by licensing arms exports to Germany. The DC chapter’s international law committee says State Department licenses were illegal and cites $1,669,165 in imported munitions approved from 1936 to 1937.
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State Department
Germany
Washington
U.R
National Lawyers’ Guild
International Law Committee of
District of Columbia
District Executive Committee
Roosevelt
Treasury
Commerce
War
Navy
State
Munitions Control Board
United States
Bank deposits in U S climb to near all time peak
Federal Reserve reports U S bank deposits total about 47.5 billion dollars while turnover remains the slowest on record. Commercial loans have inched up since July and real estate loans rose gradually, with demand and total deposits near late 1936 peaks despite slow spending.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
New York City
One-Fifth of U S Drivers Avoid Death by One Second
Psychologists report at Ohio State University that about 20 percent of drivers on two lane highways give less than a second to clear an oncoming car. Yale researchers Forbes and Matson secretly recorded timing from a moving car across the Midwest Far West and Northeast.
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U. S
Columbus
Ohio
American Psychological Association
Ohio State University
T W. Forbes
T. M. Matson
Yale University
Forbes and Matson
Midwest
City Hall Move Proposal Raised At Council Meeting
Council discussed using the Washington Junior High building at 200 East Broadway as a future city hall. Alderman Joseph Duffy urged investigating the site for suitability and potential conversion to house all city government functions. The plan was sent to the building committee to work with the city engineer and planning committee. Fire Station West Quartz repairs noted as front of the building shows an outward move and overhang.
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Washington
East Broadway
Butte
Joseph Duffy
James Roosevelt to Undergo Operation in Rochester
Mayo Clinic physicians announced James Roosevelt son and personal secretary of the President would be operated on for a gastric ailment. Roosevelt said he expected to leave for the East tonight after arriving with his mother for treatment of a small gastric ulcer earlier this year.
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Rochester
Minn
Mayo Clinic
James Roosevelt
Roosevelt
East
Hyde Park
George Easterman
Marseille Port Under Army Rule As 5000 Dockers Trained for War
Paris reports France mobilizes for possible conflict with Germany and Czechoslovakia. About 5000 Marseille dock workers placed under military discipline at the vital port gateway to the colonial empire. Daladier calls for mass reserves as 1.2 million soldiers are under arms or ready for orders, with unions signaling cooperation in defense and possible support for longer hours to meet a national emergency.
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Marseilles
Paris
France
Marseille
Czechoslovakia
Edouard Daladier
Interior Ministry
Algeria
General Confederation of Labor
Daladier
Confederation
Whip Incident Halts Talks in Sudeten German Crisis
In Maehrisch Ostrau Czech mounted police whip strikes Sudeten Deputy Ernst Kundt during crowd suppression. Sudeten German leaders suspend autonomy talks with the Prague government amid rising tensions. Premier Hodza vows a full investigation and punishment for any misconduct. Viscount Runciman awaits clarification as negotiations pause.
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Prague
Czechoslovakia
Europe
Old
Maehrisch-Ostrau
Mai
Eduard Benes
Milan Hadza
Hodza
Ernst Kundt
Kundt
Sudetens
Viscount Runciman
Catholic Student Diocesan Meet Slated in Butte
The Helena diocese plans the third annual Catholic Students' Action Conference in Butte for September 23 and 24. About 1,500 Catholic high school students are expected, with additional enrollments from public schools. Moderators meet at 21 West Granite Street to elect officers. Rev. J. A. Rooney will preside and lead sessions. The theme is The Catholic Youth Program in the Diocese of Helena.
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Helena Diocese
Butte
West Granite Street
J. A. Rooney
Fr. Rooney
Helena
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Jubilee
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George Dahlberg
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U.S
Lawyers’ Guild
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Alderman
Washington School
Runciman
Utte
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