No Payments for Striking Workers in Montana Ruling
Helena reports that Montana cannot pay unemployment benefits to anyone assisting funding or taking part in strikes or who is in a class of workers on strike. The ruling follows a query from the Butte office about eligibility of union members in labor disputes. The case prompts a hearing to resolve edge conditions, with wage talks and a strike vote proceeding separately in Butte. The Anaconda Copper Mining Co. raises wages for 32 craft unions by 75 cents a day, effective after union approval, while Butte miners prepare to ballot on October 1.
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Helena
Montana
Barclay Craighead
State
Unemployment Compensation Commission
J. J. Harrington
Commission
Butte
Craighead
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Anaconda
Great Falls
Anaconda Company
Ed Mason
Butte Miners’ Union
East Park Street
Mason
Britain denounces Soviet invasion of Poland and pledges full war effort
London states Soviet Russia's attack on Poland is unjustified and vows to prosecute the war with energy until its objectives are met. A ministry communique says the attack cannot be justified and Britain will uphold its obligations to Poland with popular support.
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London
Russia
Poland
Great Britain
Ministry of Information
Britain
Germany
Chamberlain
House of Commons
Courageous
Abel Smith
United States
Royal Air Force
Another Fish Story to End Fish Stories
HOT SPRINGS Ark September 18 James Sparkman told a hot weather tale about his cow Sally. Sally waded into a shallow pond and returned to the barnyard with a six pound bass dangling from her tail teeth caught in the hair.
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Hot Springs
Ark
James Sparkman
Sally
Sparkman
War talk and tariff plea headline Boehs remarks and zinc tariffs
Senator William E Borah condemned Britain and France for pulling punches on Germany on the western front and warned of a phoney war. He saw Poland's invasion as shaping Turkey’s fate and urged Britain and France to act decisively to end the conflict. Zinc tariff relief was also sought as zinc prices dropped toWorld London levels.
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Washington
U.R
William E. Borah
Idaho
Great Britain
France
Germany
Britain
Poland
Russia
Montana honors Samuel V. Stewart former governor and judge
Montana held military honors for Samuel V. Stewart the state's fifth governor and former legislator and Supreme Court associate justice. The Knights Templar and American Legion saluted with a firing squad and taps at Forestvale cemetery after services at the capitol rotunda where the body lay in state. Guards stood as mourners filed past the flag draped bier.
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Knights Templar
Helena
Montana
Samuel V. Stewart
State Supreme Court
American Legion
Forestvale
Stewart
Capitol
Charles M Schwab dies at 77 noted steel magnate
New York reports the Bethlehem Steel chairman Charles M Schwab aged 77 died at his Park Avenue apartment at 6 30 p m He had returned from Europe and suffered heart trouble in recent years His wife died earlier and he had moved from Riverside Drive and other residences leaving a famed estate in Loretto Pennsylvania He crossed the Atlantic 170 times and had turned over many holdings to trustees continuing to travel and play bridge.
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Charles M. Schwab
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
New York
Mr. Schwab
Europe
Park Avenue
Schwab
Riverside Drive
Loretto
Bethlehem
United States
American Tron and Steel Institute
Riviera
Atlantic
Montana Weather Outlook Briefly Cooler and Partly Cloudy
A Montana forecast calls for partly cloudy skies and cooler temperatures on Tuesday and Wednesday with generally fair conditions elsewhere. Local winds expected light to moderate. highs in the 60s to near 70s and overnight lows in the 40s.
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Montana
Roosevelt Notes Alarm Over German Bombing of Polish Towns
President Roosevelt told Poland’s President M during a telegram that he was deeply shocked by reports of German air attacks on Polish towns and villages with no military targets. He urged belligerents to renew orders prohibiting use of hazardous devices against civilians and cited ambassador Drexel Biddle’s warnings.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Poland
Germany
Moscicki
Anthony J. Drexel Biddle
Woman Knifed Brother Held After Assault Claim
Mrs John Nyberg of 3 South Gaylord was slashed on the left chest with a paring knife at her home. Her brother Harold Wolland was arrested on an assault charge after witnesses rushed her to St James hospital where doctors reported a non serious wound but loss of blood.
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John Nyberg
South Gaylord
St. James Hospital
Harold Wolland
Sinking of Courageous Carriers Fleet Story Emerges
Eyewitness aboard the Collingsworth recounts the torpedoing of the British aircraft carrier Courageous by a German submarine off the southwest coast of Ireland. About 500 sailors perished and roughly 550 were rescued as the vessel sank within twenty minutes after two torpedoes struck.
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Courageous
Philip Pair
Altoona
United Press
Collingsworth
Ight
Col.lingsworth
Lantic
Ireland
Roosevelt asks GOP leaders to attend neutrality conference
President Roosevelt broadens the White House meeting on neutrality to include Republican leaders Alf Landon and Frank Knox with consent. Senator Borah says a rift grows among administration supporters over the cash and carry plan as signs of closer ties among Germany Russia and Japan surface. Continued on Page 3 Col 4.
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Roosevelt
Washington
White House
Alf M. Landon
Frank Knox
Congress
Borah
Idaho
Administration
Germany
Russia
Japan
Great Britain
Atlantic Ocean
Duke of Windsor to Lead Troops as Major General
The War Office announced the Duke of Windsor will serve abroad as a major general in the British Expeditionary Force. King George accepted his resignation as field marshal so he could actively serve in the lower rank. The appointment is effective from September 3, Britain’s war declaration day. Windsor returned from France September 12 with his Maryland-born wife, who accompanied him in relinquishing the throne.
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London
War Office
Duke of Windsor
George
Britain
Windsor
France
Dislocated Jaw Casualty From L A Quake
A mild quake struck southwest Los Angeles and Inglewood with Homer Hawes aged 25 cited as the sole casualty. He yelled and dislocated his jaw during the tremor.
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Los Angeles
Inglewood
Homer Hawes
Hawes
Poles Fight On With Three Armies Across Rearguard War
Polish forces in Warsaw along the Bug and San rivers stubbornly resist a German advance as government leaders flee across the border to Romania. About 100000 refugees move to safety while air power is largely neutralized and Polish units fight separately without unified command amid long distance warfare.
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Cernauti
Rumania
Warsaw
Bug River
Pinsk
Bialystok
San River
Lwow
Ukraine
Ignace Moscicki
Jozef Beck
Edward Smigly- Ridz
Poland
Romania
Blackouts Raise Toll in London Traffic
Police report show 38 killed and 975 injured in the first 10 days of September during the blackout, versus eight killed and 316 injured in the last 10 days of August. The figure implies nearly five times as many fatalities.
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London
Butte High School Vocational Program Clarified
Charles Davis, coordinator of vocational training at Butte High, explains that the school's program for ages 16 to 21 serves high school students for training and experimental purposes only. The non-productive curriculum runs up to two school years, distinct from the National Youth Administration program.
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Charles Davis
Butte High School
National Youth Administration
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H. M.S
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Committee For
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Turkey
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Charles Oghwas
F.C.B
Philip Fair
United States Senate
Bpokane
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George White
Forty-first Division
National Guard
Oregon
Wyoming
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Army
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Frank
Knox
NYA
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