Roosevelt on way to Rochester as world crisis grows
President Roosevelt's train sped toward Minnesota where his son is critically ill as he faces the mounting threat from Hitler's Germany. He remained at work on international developments and planned to stay in touch with the State Department while weighing his Hyde Park remarks about America not being morally aligned with European democracies.
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Rochester
Minn
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Roosevelt
Minnesota
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Germany
State Department
Hyde Park
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America
St John School Dedicated After Lengthy Fund Drive
The $50,000 parochial school in the parish of St John the Evangelist will be dedicated after an 11 oclock mass led by Bishop Joseph M Gilmore. The school term began with the old facility depleted and has since been occupied. Father M J Leonard, pastor since 1927, led years of saving. in his 11 years the debt was wiped out and a fund set for future needs.
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Montana Forecast Calls For Fair, Warmer Weekend
The Montana area is expected to see generally fair skies with rising temperatures this weekend. Sunday will be warm with improving conditions and Monday remains fair and mild.
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Montana
Butte approves 40000 survey for 1250000 housing plan
Joseph E. Parker announces a 40000 real property survey as a key step toward a 1250000 low cost housing program in Butte. The project will hire 80 to 100 relief workers for six months to survey about 15000 dwellings, with headquarters opened in the county courthouse.
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Joseph E. Parker
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Irvin A. Purdy
Colorado College
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Silver Bow County
Montana Women’s Club Federation Opens State Convention in Butte
The Montana Federation of Women’s Clubs holds its 27th annual meeting in Butte with 350 to 400 delegates from 140 clubs. Sessions start tomorrow at the Montana School of Mines gym, with departmental meetings, district dinners, and two Montana Products luncheons at local churches.
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John Harvey
John X. Newman
Dora Drowatzky
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Butte
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Stormy Senatorial Races to Test New Deal Popularity
Paris dispatch notes cabinet sessions led by Premier Edouard Daladier. Daladier set a 3 p.m. Monday meeting to review the impact of Adolf Hitler’s speech at Nuremberg and summoned ministers to discuss the evolving political situation.
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Nuremberg
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Gy Council of Ministers
Hitler
Nine Incumbents Face Party Judgment on Re election Pleas
Washington dispatch notes a tense week of senatorial nominations with Democrats facing a key test in Maryland and Georgia as President Roosevelt seeks to keep the party liberal. The political spotlight shifts to September 13 as states choose candidates and strategize for November.
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New York
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Georgia
Maryland Vote Campaign Nears Finish in Roosevelt Push
Maryland's bitter New Deal test primary raced to its finish as President Roosevelt urged quick approval of two PWA bridge projects. one over the Susquehanna at Havre De Grace near the estate of Sen Millard E Tyings whose defeat Roosevelt supports. The Senate campaign expenditures committee sped its inquiry into complaints filed by Ty dings and Rep David J Lewis with a new charge that Frank S Revell aided Tyings' campaign in Anne Arundel county.
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Washington
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Sheppard
Texas
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Frank S. Revell
Thlyings
Anne Arundel County
Route for Troop Passage Discussed
Geneva reports that Maxim Litvinov and Nicolas Petrescu-Comnen discussed possible transport of a Russian army through Romania to aid Czechoslovakia if Germany attacks, rumors were not confirmed.
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Alumni Dinner Attendee Demand Tops Butte Event
Butte hosts the first annual Montana State University alumni dinner at the Finlen hotel with 226 attendees after all seats sold out before the deadline. Kenneth Coughlin will preside as toastmaster as three brief speeches and several college songs are planned, including remarks from Jiggs Dahlberg, Douglas Feasden, and President George Finlay Simmons.
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Finlen Hotel
Kenneth Coughlin
Montana
Charles Mueller
Deer Lodge
Walter Millar
Josephine Bugh
Missoula
George P
Jiggs) Dahlberg
Grizzly
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Douglas Feasenden
Lamey Named Head of Montana Democrats
Arthur F. Lamey Havre attorney elected chairman of the Montana Democratic party at the central committee meeting in Billings He succeeds Grover C. Cisel James F O Connor delivered the keynote address Lamey presided part of the program Meal L Fagg Billings elected permanent secretary D A Batchoff Butte named sergeant at arms Gov Roy E Ayers led platform planks and resolutions The Montana Young Democrats spoke on aims and purposes of the organization
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James F. O'Connor
Livingston
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Butte
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B. K. Wheeler
James FE. Murray
C. H. Perry
Great Falls
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Young Democrats Club
Arizona Sea Port Looms Large in Arizona Primary
Phoenix attorney James R. Moore campaigns against John R. Murdock for Arizona's single seat in Congress. The issue highlighted is building a Mexican seaport to serve landlocked Arizona, shaping the election debate.
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John R. Murdock
Senator Logan urges easing credit limits to curb easy money
Senator Logan of Kentucky calls for relaxing credit restrictions to head off sentiment for easy money schemes. He predicts proposals to liberalize pensions won’t gain serious traction in the next Congress, and urges a federal reserve board to grasp the situation to prevent a spread of people creating their own money.
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Kentucky
Washington
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Federal Reserve Board
Mexican President attacks protective doctrine at war congress
In a 22 minute opening address at the International Congress Against War and Fascism President Lazaro Cardenas denounces the doctrine that nations must protect foreign investments. He warns such diplomacy favors big corporations and could provoke armed conflict with Britain and the United States.
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Czechoslovak Crisis Sparks Plea for Peace
News reports from London Geneva and Prague outline international pressure as Britain warns Hitler neutrality cannot be relied on if a major war erupts over Czechoslovakia. President Benes urges calm and urges peaceful cooperation amid Sudeten German autonomy talks.
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Nurnberg
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Eduard Benes
Europe
World Secretary Hull Colors Lawlessness vs Fair Play
Secretary Hull declares a global issue of lawlessness versus fair play confronting all nations. He says no government can avoid taking part in deciding which course prevails, while urging the United States to set an example through solidarity and friendship.
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Washington
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Nurnberg
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Lord Halifax
London
Butte Students Elected to Catholic Conference Posts
Two Butte students were elected officers of the Helena Students' Catholic Action conference during a diocesan advisory council meeting in preparation for a two day convention on September 23 and 24. Betty Bleichner from Girls' Central High School was chosen president and Michael O'Connell from Christian Brothers' School was named recording secretary. Clair Krebsbach of Cathedral High School Helena was named vice president and Kathleen Healon of Sacred Heart Academy Missoula was named corresponding secretary.
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Michael O'Connell
Butte
Helena Students’ Catholic Action Conference
Diocesan Advisory Council
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Clair Krebsbach
Kathleen Healon
Sacred Heart Academy
Missoula
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