NRA reshuffles with Richberg and Williams in charge
Washington announces no abrupt changes to NRA policy as Donald Richberg chairs a new emergency industrial committee and Clay Williams leads the national industrial recovery board. Roosevelt tightens oversight while signaling steady policy guidance into next winter.
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Washington
Blue Eagle Administration
Donald R. Richberg
NRA
Mr. Roosevelt
Clay Williams
National Industrial Recovery Board
Hugh S. Johnson
Roosevelt
Richberg
NRA Board
Bear Mascot Escapes Pen Climbs Rowe Road Pole
An eight month old brown bear mascot at a Harrison avenue service station escaped its pen and wandered Rowe road last evening. The bear climbed a telephone pole, drawing many motorists who watched as a rope and lasso finally brought it down after about an hour. The crowd dispersed as the bear was returned to its pen.
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Harrison Avenue
Rowe Road
Bruin
Oldest flyer plans Pacific hop from Seattle to Manchukuo
Charles Dickinson 77, Chicago financier and aviation buff, told Butte friends plans to fly the Pacific in a Lockheed Electra monoplane with twin engines and an expert pilot. He will survey wind, weather, navigation aids, and landing fields before a potential Seattle to Manchukuo flight, date dependent on plane delivery. Dickinson previously landed in Butte in 1921 during an air derby, finishing second and earning $5,000.
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Chicago
Butte
Seattle
Manchukuo
Orient
Pacific
Charles Dickinson
Dickinson
E. E. Bullough
Butte Field
Farley accuses Republican publishers of personal campaigns
Postmaster General James A. Farley told Chicago that Col. Robert McCormick of the Tribune and Col. Frank Knox of the Daily News are carrying on personal attacks against the New Deal. He asserted the publishers target policies rather than issues.
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Farley
Chicago
James A. Farley
Col
Robert McCormick
The
Tribune
Frank Knox
Daily News
Bishop T Lowe urges Montana church work and effort
Bishop Titus Lowe of Portland told Montana Methodist officials that churches require active effort and planning. He urged district superintendents to survey the field, build on past deeds, and prepare for future spiritual work in the state. Present were Rev. Charles G. Cole of Great Falls and Rev. Horace Turner of Billings.
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Thomas Edison
Titus Lowe
Portland
Ore
Methodist Episcopal Church
Montana
Charles G. Cole
Great Falls
Horace Turner
Billings
Keeper of Meadow Lake Inn Dies at 74
Seymour Potter veteran host to hundreds of fishermen for over two decades died at Meadow Lake Inn Madison aged 74. His daughter Esther Gilbert died five days earlier in Virginia City. Survived by widow two daughters Gus Jones Twin Bridges Roy Fowler Butte and son Potter Meadow Lake. Funeral set for 2 pm tomorrow in Virginia City.
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Seymour Potter
Meadow Lake Inn
Madison
Esther Gilbert
Virginia City
Mr. Potter
Madison River District
Gus Jones
Twin Bridges
Roy Fowler
Butte
7 Potter
Meadow Lake
Roosevelt urges continued federal aid role in relief effort
President Roosevelt signals federal relief will be supplementary and states must bear more burden. Hopkins warns non cooperating states of possible withdrawal. Community Chest drives cited as a relief source while leaders discuss timeline for private agencies to assume duties.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Harry L. Hopkins
Hopkins
Newton D. Baker
Politician Calls for Abolishing Drain Commissioner Office
Walter C. Steffens a Republican former county clerk and comptroller nominated without his knowledge for drain commissioner announced in Praser Mich that the office isn’t needed and urged voters to abolish it.
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Praser
Mich
Walter C. Steffens
Incompatibility Enters Home of Young Ho Joe Seeks Redress in Court
Korean gardener Young Ho Joe files for divorce from Sung Kum Joe alleging incompatibility of temperament and abandonment after she bought radios and instruments without consent while in debt. He seeks custody of their four children. Mrs. Joe previously faced a murder charge against neighbor Y. H. Chang, later dismissed.
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Young Ho Joe
Sung Kum Joe
Joe
Y. H. Chang
Chang
Express Hits Slow Train. 14 Dead in Fleetwood Crash
At Winwick junction the London Fleetwood express rear ended a slow train. Fourteen people died including two children and about 100 were injured. At least 50 were seriously hurt as two coaches telescoped and rails twisted. rescue crews freed victims amid cries for help.
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Fleetwood
Lancashire
London
Winwick Junction
Mines Freshs Fall to Sophs in Annual Leon ard Bowl Battle
Sophomores of Montana School of Mines aided by M club and upper classmen outguile the freshmen in a field day at Leon ard Bowl. They won the sack race 8 to 7 and the tying race while the freshmen dominated the tug of war. The sophs used lighter sacks and even sabotaged some sacks by spilling sand before carrying them to their goal line within 15 minutes.
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Montana School of Mines
M Club
Leonard Bowl
Rancher Buys Doe After Out of Season Hit
Rancher M D Makinster of Hamilton killed a deer out of season after hitting it with a five ton truck near Drummond early yesterday. He auctioned the animal after state officials gave clearance and Art Rosenstein of Butte also bid. George Koval of the White House market prepared meat from the doe.
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M. D. Makinster
Hamilton
Makinster
Butte
Drummond
Helena
Fred Pilling
Butts
Art Rosenstein
George Koval
White House
Butte Cobbler Podolski Found Dead in Shop
Stanley Podolski a 60 year old pioneer shoe maker in Butte was found dead in the rear of his shop at 1849 Har rigan avenue yesterday afternoon. Neighbors missing the cobbler alerted police and Chief Murphy with Officer Powell found him on the floor. Coroner Don Murphy said death appears from natural causes and has not yet ruled on an inquest.
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Stanley Podolski
Butte
Harrigan Avenue
Jere J. Murphy
Elmer Powell
Podolski
Don Murphy
Cardinals Tie Giants For NL Lead In Late Rush
St. Louis Cardinals beat Cincinnati 4 to 0 to deadlock the New York Giants for the National League lead with two games left. The Cardinals own an 98 58 record while the Giants stand 93 58. If tied after Wednesday, a three game playoff would start in St. Louis Tuesday.
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ST. Louis
U.P
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Cardinals
Cincinnati
Reds
Scscces
Prankie Prisch
Giants
Brooklyn
Train crash injures 13 in Chicago incident
A Westchester express collided with a Chicago, Aurora & Elgin passenger train near Chicago causing 13 injuries including three women and leaving about 100 people severely shaken.
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Chicago
Westchester
Chicago, Aurora & Elgin
Weather forecast for Montana shows fair weekend
The Montana forecast calls for generally fair conditions on Saturday and Sunday with warmer temperatures on Saturday. Light winds and stable air are expected across most regions.
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Montana
Lindbergh kidnaping leads widen with suspect arrest
Federal agents chased fresh leads as hints of a woman’s possible role in the Lindbergh case grew stronger. In New York a spoon found in Bruno Hauptmann’s cell suggested plans for death or an escape by jail break.
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Bronx
Bruno Richard Hauptmann
Lindbergh
Charles A. Lindbergh Jr
Hauptmann
Chicago
John
Walter Storms
Washington
U.P
New York
Charles A. Lindbergh
Speeding motorist flagged after wild uptown chase
Police chased motorist Mike Babich after speeding on West Park street. Officers Elmer Powell and Tom O'Neill booked him at the station for speeding and reckless driving. Bonds set at $100, Babich unable to furnish.
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West Park Street
Elmer Powell
Tom O'Neill
Mike Babich
Main Alley
Park and Main Streets
Main Street
Babich
Political Proposal Holds Interest at Veteran Meet
National encampment in Louisville draws delegates as Nebraska proposes that veterans of foreign wars be authorized to join congressional politics as organizations. National Commander James E. Van Zandt outlines a seven point program urging uniform pensions, widow and orphan pay, immediate bonus, wealth conscription, munition plant ownership, deportation of aliens, immigration pause during unemployment, and mandatory loyalty oaths for officials.
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Louisville
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Nebraska Department
James E. van Zandt
Altoona
United States
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