Subversive Plot in Argentina Blamed on Nazis
In Buenos Aires on September 24 the air force chief Gen Angel Zuloaga was relieved amid a clash between Acting President Castillo and the chamber over a failed army aviation uprising. Officials said the plot involved parts of the air force but was crushed by bases occupation. arrests followed as the government denied a state of siege.
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Buenos Aires
Ramon Castillo
Chamber of Deputies
Angel M. Zuloaga
Andi
Zuloaga
U.P
Raul Damonte Taborda
Dies Committee
Army Air Force
Parana
Cordoba
el Palomar
Mendozan
Taborda
Juan Batista Molina
Benjamin Menendez
Federico Pinedo
Tabora
Air Force
Edmundo Sustaita
Cordoba Army
Bernardo Menendez
Panama Air Base
Krauss
Hector Grizolia
Adolfo Belucci
Tucuman
Ramon S. Castillo
Roberto M. Ortiz
Castillo
Luis Casinelli
Army
Col
Enrique Rootier
Ship Losses by Axis Are Heavy
Alexandria report says only one in five Axis vessels reaches North Africa safely and half of Italy's merchant tonnage is sunk or damaged. Sinking of two 24,000 ton liners with troops boosted monthly losses past 150,000 tons. Britain notes Italian crews receive 30 percent bonuses for Mediterranean crossings.
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Alexandria
Egypt
North Africa
Italy
Libya
Mediterranean
Police Seek Driver of Hit and Run Car
Anaconda police hunt the driver of a tan 1934 or 1935 Oldsmobile sedan seen fleeing after striking Katharine E. Jones, 63, at Park Avenue and Cedar Street. Jones died shortly after at St. Ann's hospital from skull and leg injuries as witnesses described a weathered car with a trunk.
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Anaconda
Katherine E. Jones
Park Avenue
Cedar Street
Donovan
Roy Hjelmvoll
Argentine Deputies Refuse U S Loan
In Buenos Aires on September 24 radicals in control of Argentina's chamber of deputies rejected approving a 110 million dollar loan from the United States. The conservative national democrats left the chamber in protest and vowed not to return.
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Buenos Aires
Radical Party
Chamber of Deputies
United States
National Democrats
Weather outlook for Montana with light precip
Thursday cloudy with occasional light rain or snow and warmer temperatures. Friday partly cloudy with further mixed showers. western and central Montana warmer Thursday and east of the divide warmer Friday.
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Montana
Divide
School of Mines President Opens Year Convocation
Dr. Francis A. Thomson president of Montana School of Mines spoke at the first convocation of the year. He said the college molds man and mind and urged students to study to become loyal Americans and to view world events objectively. He declared that everything Hitler stands for opposes American ideals and self-interest.
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Hitler
Francis A. Thomson
Montana School of Mines
Mining College
Thomson
Repeal of Neutrality Act Favored by Roosevelt and Connally
President Roosevelt is expected to ask next week for a virtual repeal of the neutrality act with aims to arm American merchant ships and allow entry to belligerent ports. Senator Connally predicts amendments and supports arming ships, arguing high seas rights under international law.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Connally
D-Texas
Capital Hill
Administration
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Greer
Connolly
United States
Congress
Fall Rains and Snow Damage Montana Crops
Fall rains and snows damage crops in western and central Montana with standing grain, grain in shock, and alfalfa to be cut. Mustard in Toole county shells out, spring wheat damaged in north central areas, and much hay spoiled in the west. Large hay stacks in ranching counties reduce feed value. report by Agricultural Marketing Service and Weather Bureau.
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Helena
Montana
Agricultural Marketing Service and Weather Bureau
Toole County
Yellowstone County
Four Navy Aviators Die As Plane Crashes In Storm
Four U S Navy aviators from Pensacola Florida were killed when their plane crashed in a rain and windstorm three miles southwest of Bay Springs Mississippi on Wednesday Cards and letters on the bodies identified the deceased as Jesse Wilcox Warrington Florida T O Carter Pensacola B B Barbour and R Oldaker More than 200 witnesses saw the aircraft buffeted by winds emerge from a heavy cloud before it plunged to the ground
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Bay Springs
Miss
U. S. Navy
Pensacola
Fla
Here
Jesse Wilcox
Warrington
T. O. Carter
B. B. Barbour
R. Oldaker
Soviet claims boost Murmansk front as snows begin
Red Army reports a week-long German offensive near Murmansk crushed with 2,000 dead in one sector. Other sectors claim a panzer column captured near Leningrad, Dvina battles decimate German units, and Kherson and Odessa attacks yield fresh Soviet gains. Baltic fleet says anti-aircraft batteries and armored cars destroyed.
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Associated Press
Red Army
Murmansk
Arctic
Britain
Red Star
Leningrad
Dvina
Odessa
Kherson
Kiev
Moscow
Board Takes Its Second Negro for Flyer Corps
The northern traveling aviation cadet examining board for the U S Army air corps accepted Theodore A Ellis of 1002 Broadway Helena for flight training after rigid tests. Fifteen candidates remain to be examined with examinations closing at 4 pm in the Federal building.
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U. S. Army Air Corps
Theodore A. Ellis
Broadway
Helena
Army Air Schools
Percy O. Brewer
Flight Board
Air Corps
United States
John Saunders
Pullman
Wash
Ellis
Major Brewer
Federal Building
Traversable Road Year Around for Big Hole Basin Discussed
The Butte Chamber of Commerce highway committee meets at 11 to discuss making the Divide Wisdom highway traversable year round for the Big Hole basin. A delegation may be sent Monday to the Montana highway commission in Helena to push action on the four mile Dickey bridge to Ralston stretch.
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Big Hole Basin
Divide Wisdom
Butte Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Montana Highway Commission
Helena
Dickey Bridge
Ralston
Divide-Ralston
Basin
The
Highway Commission
Wisdom
James H. Rowe
Chamber of Commerce Highway Committee
Edgar Barclay
Dave Currie, Jr
W. B. Daly
C. A. Dudley
Frank Dunbar
Do. T. Griffith
Basil Hunt
M. F. Kiely
W. E. Mahagin
Jack Nemeck
L. M. Sheridan
George Short
Fred Young
Dixie Walker Drives Dodgers to 4-2 Win Over Braves
Dixie Walker homered triple with bases loaded to spark Brooklyn's 4-2 victory over the Boston Braves. Kirby Higbe earned his 22nd win as the Dodgers tighten their grip on the pennant race while St Louis shut out Pittsburgh 4-0. The game stayed tight until Walker's seventh inning bases loaded hit sealed the win.
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Dixie Walker
Dodgers
Boston Braves
Boston
Dixie
Brooklyn
Burns
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh
Kirby Higbe
Jim Tobin
Braves
Joe Medwick
Eddie Miller
Lavagetto
Cooney
Pee Wee
Reese
Tobin
Medwick
Committee Defends Lindbergh Against Anti-Semitism Charges
The American First Committee in Chicago defends Charles A. Lindbergh against antiSemitism charges linked to his Des Moines address and accuses interventionists of injecting race into foreign policy debate. The group says the statement received majority approval from its national executive committee after a recent chapter-wide discussion.
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Chicago
American First Committee
Charles A. Lindbergh
Des Moines
Iowa
Lindbergh
American First Group
America First Committee
National Executive Committee
Uprisings Disturb Zagreb Telephones in South Serb Crisis
Berlin dispatch reports attempts to reach Zagreb were met with the line disturbed amid armed incidents in the new Serb state. Zagreb sources say Serb outlaws in four mountain strongholds killed 104 Croat soldiers and officers and threaten bombing if not surrendered.
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Berlin
Zagreb
Allies Pledge A New European Order To Deter War
London reports 11 nations in St James Palace approving an eight point policy based on the Roosevelt Churchill Atlantic declaration and backing a six point plan for postwar economic relief. The conference signals British American leadership in Europe and pledges cooperation with allied occupied nations to build a lasting peace.
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London
Germany
Adolf Hitler
Picture Gallery
St. James Palace
Roosevelt
Winston Churchill
Atlantic
Europe
United States
John G. Winant
Britain
German Forces Press in Leningrad Suburbs Amid Claims of Heavy Losses
German troops fight in the streets of Leningrad suburbs supported by bomber swarms dropping heavy projectiles. Ground forces advance after driving Russians from two villages. Berlin reports Russians suffer heavy losses, defense weakens, and food in Leningrad may become critical as Moscow Industry cases are targeted.
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Leningrad
Berlin
DNB
Warsaw
Kiev
High Command
Red Army
Moscow
Kharkov
Donets
Baltic Sea
Gulf of Finland
Butte Miners to Vote on Proposed Contract Saturday
The Butte Miners union will vote Saturday on a contract offered by Anaconda Copper Mining. Negotiating committee spokesmen called the agreement the best yet for miners and urged acceptance. Similar votes were planned by Mine Mill and Smeltermen unions in Great Falls and Anaconda. Polls in Butte open 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. at the union hall.
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Butte Miners Union
Butte High School
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Great Falls
Anaconda
Butte Miners’ Union
Forget-Me-Not Sale To Honor War Dead In Butte
Disabled American Veterans of the World War hold their annual Forget-Me-Not sale in Butte this Friday and Saturday. Mayor Barry O'Leary proclaims the days in memory of fallen veterans and to aid their widows and children with the proceeds.
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Barry O'Leary
Butte
America
O'Leary
Americas
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