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Newspaper

The Montana Standard

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1938

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Tydings Denounces Outside Interference In Maryland Primary

Senator Millard E. Tydings challenged outside influence as improper in Maryland politics asserting the state's right to select candidates in a primary. He invoked President Roosevelt to compare past federal interference with local elections, referencing Roosevelt’s earlier remarks on New York state.

Baltimore Millard E. Tydings David J. Lewis Tydings Roosevelt Denton Representative Lewis Lewis Franklin Delano Roosevelt New York State New York

Britain will not stand aside if Czechoslovakia is attacked

The Daily Mail reports that Britain's government will deliver a diplomatic note to Germany in precise terms stating it will not stand aside if Czechoslovakia is attacked. The note, to be handed to Sir Nevile Henderson in Berlin and possibly Hitler, is expected within hours at Nurnberg.

London The Daily Mail Germany Great Britain Czechoslovakia Nevile Henderson Berlin Adolf Hitler Nurnberg

Britain Orders Full Crews On Mine Sweeper Flotilla

London reports the British admiralty issued wartime precautions by ordering full crew complements aboard seven ships in the first mine sweeping flotilla and bringing four mine laying destroyers to full commission from reserve status. The move follows crisis talks over the Czechoslovak German conflict as France reportedly urged defensive measures.

London North Sea Scotland Admiralty France Britain Germany Czechoslovakia

Der Fuehrer Threatens Troubles At Nazi Congress

Chancellor Adolf Hitler warned of potential trouble as the eighth Nazi party congress closes next Monday. He stressed uncompromising stance and invincible faith in the Nazi organization before 180000 organizers, 100000 spectators, and a vast radio audience. The Prague talks on Czechoslovakia's Sudeten German minority dominated the day's events amid new government concessions for autonomous cantons.

Nurnberg Germany Adolf Hitler Whi Fuehrer Czechoslovakia Prague Maehrisch- Ostrau Maehrisch-Ostrau

Hopkins Defends WPA Officials Over Kentucky Canvass

Harry L. Hopkins told the Senate campaign expenditures committee there was no cause for disciplinary action against WPA officials in Kentucky who canvassed relief workers about political affiliations in Russell and Pulaski counties. He said no effort to promote Senator Barkley’s candidacy occurred and ordered further investigation into another district. disciplinary actions had been taken in two alleged vote influence cases.

Washington Harry L. Hopkins Works Progress Administrator Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee WPA Kentucky Barkley Chandler Hopkins Russell Pulaski

Corette to speak at Butte stadium dedication program

John E Corette Jr prominent Butte attorney and 1898 Butte High alumnus will speak at the dedication of the new high school field and stadium next Friday evening. He starred as quarterback in early years when local football teams faced Salt Lake City and Montana State opponents. The ceremony will feature Havre in the dedicatory game and celebrate the Mines band golden jubilee with performances by both bands.

John E. Corette Jr Butte Butte High School Corette Salt Lake City Montana State University Montana Fred I. Root Board of District School Trustees Havre Butte Mines Mines Band John FE. Corette

Corn crop outlook trimmed by heat and grasshoppers

The Agriculture Department reports August losses cut U S corn production to about 2.454 billion bushels from August forecasts. A looming 320 million bushel surplus from prior years should cushion supplies for the farm program. A referendum on marketing quotas had been tentatively planned, with a government corn loan potential depending on November estimates and price levels.

Washington Agriculture Department Department Crop Reporting Board Wallace

Railroads宣布工资削减定于十月一日生效

节选报道指出 142家一等铁路公司组成的联合会议委员会正式宣布 15% 工资削减将于十月一日零时生效 此举此前自七月一日延期 向近百万人组织的罢工投票发出最后通牒 乔治·哈里森与A F 惠特尼承诺在九月二十六日前完成罢工票选统计

Montana Democrats Gather in Billings for State Convention

Democratic party leaders from across Montana assembled in Billings for the opening of the state convention. Sessions are to be held at the West theater with preconvention meetings in hotel lobbies and committee rooms to plan the proceedings.

Billings Montana West Grover C. Cisel Montana Democratic Central Committee

Cardinal Hayes Laid to Rest in Majestic Catholic Pageant

A vast Catholic requiem in New York honored Cardinal Hayes. Six thousand mourners and 2,000 clergy filled St Patrick’s Cathedral, as his body returned from Monticello, marking a solemn farewell to the late archbishop.

ST. Patrick's Cathedral Patrick Cardinal Hayes New York Cardinal Hayes St. Joseph's Seminary Monticello N. Y

Motorized scooter softball thrills hit Butte crowds

Butte fans will see fast motorized scooter softball tonight and tomorrow at Clark park as Bob & Rays clash with the Elks and Anselmos meet Chappelle Cleaners. Ambulance on hand for safety, proceeds fund Butte Lions Club child welfare and Harrison avenue safety lighting.

Butte Mining City Bob & Rays Elks Anselmos Chappelle Cleaners Clark Park Butte Lions Club Harrison Avenue

Roosevelt Opposes State Poll Taxes at White House

President Roosevelt, at his Hyde Park news conference, voiced strong opposition to state poll taxes that disenfranchise large portions of the population. He noted postwar property ownership tests as a basis for voting and said he had supported Arkansas efforts to abolish its poll tax. The President spoke on the White House porch before departing to Rochester, Minn., for his son James's gastric operation.

Hyde Park N. Y Roosevelt Rochester Minn James Elliott Roosevelt Harry Hopkins WPA Betsy Brooks Hays Arkansas National Democratic White House

Finance squad coaches named for university fund drive

L. C. Myers, Montana State alumnus and former Grizzly player, will head the varsity finance squad aiding football and basketball fund development. The first annual Butte alumni dinner at Finlen hotel Monday 6:30 pm will host the group with tickets available at the Y M C A. Alumni reservations are already strong and expect a crowd of 200 plus.

L. C. Myers Montana State University Grizzly Beores Whitehall Twin

Weather Outlook for Montana This Weekend

Partly cloudy in Montana for Saturday and Sunday. Temperatures rise slightly with warmer end to the weekend. No significant precipitation expected.

Montana Saturda

First Montana crop insurance premium paid on 1939 policy

F H Richardson of Columbus paid the 1939 crop insurance premium in cash for his wheat as Montana reports 2000 wheat producers applying for federal coverage. H O Beeman of Broadview was first to pay both 1939 premium and 1940 deposit. Premiums earn insured status only after payment.

Bozeman Montana F. H. Richardson Columbus BE. K. Bowman Richardson H. O. Beeman Broadview Bowman

Mrs Roosevelt Proposed For President Post

La Correspondencia in San Juan editorializes for nominating Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt for president to avoid a third term conflict. It argues the nomination should honor her own qualifications rather than reflect on her status as the President’s wife.

San Juan Puerto Rico la Correspondencia Today Franklin D. Roosevelt United States Roosevelt

Plans Completed for Montana Federation of Women’s Clubs Meet

The advance guard of 350 Montana club women arrives in Butte for a three day Montana Federation of Women’s Clubs convention beginning Monday. Sessions, luncheons, teas, and social events are planned at Montana School of Mines with many state leaders and speakers scheduled. Hostesses Mrs Minnie Tennis and Mrs Francis A Thomson will welcome executive board members Sunday night at the School of Mines residence hall.

Montana Club Butte Montana Federation of Women’s Clubs Montana School of Mines Minnie Tennis Francis A. Thomson School of Mines

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Teta Seesee Ee el Hitler Czech Maryland Lewis Wage British Admiralty der Fuehrer John E. Corette Magnificent New Field Chicago Carriers’ Joint Conference Committee George M. Harrison Brotherhoods A. F. Whitney Brotherhood of Railroad Democrats OF State Cardinal James J. Hines Tammany Supreme Court Ferdinand Pecora Lloyd Paul Stryker J. Howard Haring J. Hines J. R. Davis Eddie Holly Hines Haring William 8. White A. Ogureo Hull
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