The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 7, 1936, Page 1

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE ESTABLISHED 1878 BISMARCK, NORTH DAKOTA, TUESDAY, JULY 7, 1936 ; Record Breaking N. D. Heat Continues Lewis Thre wine SOIL CONSERVATION. |] sreAre Hour] THERMOMETER HERE Ihreatens to Prosecute Morgan A ee a ee TSMR | Nationals Whip (SGT! HORM T= wessemesss]| yup ORY ARMS iF 5: 225) CAPTAL HOUR American S, 4.3 ; Farmer Will Stil Get Subsidy) Fem en Bem Wishek Most Torrid Spot tn U. i PLANNING CIVIL WAR 6 re LANDON FOR SOLONS caer oo og for tem 8 : on S. as pee Bolls Up — to ‘Witaive Senior A-Star Recommends That Kaneas AIM IS TO SAVE FEED CROP its 2 Be stock ae FROM THIRST Turn Tables Join Any System Likely to Become Law ‘Overlords’ FEARS STRIFE, BLOODSHED Battle in Courts Over Wagner Labor Relations Act Con- tinues Unabated meet ot nor Dakota Will )ROUTH SERIOUSLY —|"Seeeas:roctasendance Benefit by Lifting of Restrictions HITS UNDERGROUND Is Record . At 3 p. m. Tuesday it was 103 Refuses to Disouss Merits of we of as in Bismarck, the U. 8. weather Republican or*Democratic ton of the soll conservation program bureau reported. “the widest possible con- Proposals marvation cr forage” sn tis Hiidwest- PRUE eae After setting an all-time high tem- ern drouth area was announced Tues- Perature mark Monday, Bismarck B day by the AAA. ie to Geological Survey to Make In- | Continued to swelter Tuesday in the Topeka, Kan., July 7.—(?)—Stress- = = Meant le use confer- ing differences between the New ence on the drouth crisis was called| tensive Study of Supplies [of the northwest. " for Monday afternoon by President ee . Roosevelt and weather bureau predic- In Area esas ose WANTS IT PUT ON BALLOT ee the Republican platform, Gov. Alf M. tions forecast continued aridity and —\_——_ was Landon recommended Tuesday that ’ “abnormally high” temperatures for] washington, July 1—UP)—Reports| purse tee peer ys aiter Ly m. SAMGH ie nis Seas a Oe the affected ares. tne moditlcations|*%* the droutn had seriously lowered |gcent which took it to's minimum of system as “may ultimately become the} |§ AAA seuiy to ortioutiy a ted |th® underground water table, an im-|79 during the night, settled law upon this question.” wount ney drouth areas to renga Portant source of moisture, prompted} ‘The prospect was that the the geological survey Tuesday to be-| would not go quite so high Tuesday emerge His views were given # joint senate- a) later this week, (ge in North cin an intensive study of fluctuations | but no real’ relief was house meeting of the special session Dakota, Montana and Wyoming. - in sight since Sf the dtany sapuaae which assem: ‘The change was made, they added,| ”, 1 Dakotas, Montana and Wy0-/the temperature began to mount as bled at his call to consider constitu: to preserve all available forage for creed Paton, regi soon as the sun came up and the sky | tional changes designed to secure livestock feed and to encourage the George F. chal rinad lonal | was cloudless. greater participation in major phases AAA director, on his return to] At 2p. m., the temperature was 103 of the federal social security law. | Washington from an inspection tour| with the prospect that it would go # He ‘urged rubmission by the iegs- of the parched area, that there had|degree or two higher before sun- lature, and approval by the Kansas George E. Farrell, western regional been ® very serious drop in the water | down. United electorate in November, of # consti- y director, recommended the changes ‘#ble. Because the thermometer at the tutional “amendment or amend: after an inspection tour. ‘The drouth, while covering much | weather station here and the box — ments” which “will enable the legis- Farmers in designated counties may |5maller territory than in 1934,” he| which houses it were shaded by trees F i viding comply with the soil conservation | Said, “is far more dry, resulting in a jon the weather bureau lawn eiaary mroulmeceniy® diners cin under the modified regula-|Very serious drop in the water table. |ings here were not as high as Points Out Difference Honorary Gentleman Groom) tions and still receive subsidy pay-|Work projects for distressed farm/ficial thermometers elsewhere Then the Republican presidential ments, it was said, or they may com-|labor contemplate. system of small|/the top mark for this city was nominee made his single reference to of Danish Monarch Is ply with the original regulations, de-|dams which will do a lot of good in|below the 120 registered at Wishek: the national political contest. pending upon drouth damage on their conserving water. 119 at Fort Yates and Carrington and “In ” amend- Prospective Groom individual farms. There were unconfirmed reports|112 at Napoleon and Jamestown. 5 ‘Those invited to the White House/that over-pumping for drinking meeting were Rexford G. Tugwell, Re- bserech — peony had wer the latform of the Republican| Copenhagen, July 7.—(?)—The ap-| settlement administrator; Aubrey | wat le below the point of .capil- patil a a ‘at its national con-!proaching marriage of Mrs. Ruth| Williams, assistant works progress ad-jlary attraction to the root zone in | vention provides for a plan of social| Bryan Owen, United States minister) ministrator; J. B, Huston, acting AAA|some sections. from the soclalj/to Denmark, to a tall, fair-haired| administra‘ and Jesse W. Tapp,| Oscar E. Meinzer, the geological of King Christian's chairman of the oo depart-|survey’s authority on underground eee auppliss, in: the Can Cut Certain Crop with 1, Farmers will: be Se iit out ‘soil depleting crops luding/ Meinzer said geological studies re- sorghums and small grairs, but not | sulting from, the 1934 drouth, did not i Ds pe anata Uae whether a retreating water * | United States, and it was said he| pasture use. table ied the a \ ' the AEF. : “Mrs, Owen there within|. Under existing regulations crops in| ter-tusPconditinn tee ches hey id q this classification must be plowed] snow too many arid years for profit- under or allowed to stand with re-|abie rarming. duction of benefit payments the pen-/ 1, the spring of 1994, he said, the alty for violation. water table at Harvey, N. D., was only 2. Farmers will be permitted to cut i. feet below the land surface, By DiMaggio b : : March 1, 1995, it had dropped to 18 FARGO ATTORNEY, is Doone with the fist acore et ti Gants, ; feet, but good rains the following Whitney flied deep to Averill and a May brought it back to three feet— Fags é $28 if i FOUND DEAD IN LAKE snenter'EoMiae Send wit F i . vent ith, he 5 , ‘Durocher bounced the table probably has receded below : 4 pie that of 1935. Accidental Drowning Induced ‘Teieé Inning lead on Mo BALLOTS NOT RIOTS by Heart Failure Was 5 7 m i 8 id Owen| by changing the classification of such +] +] Cause of Death ane, went with a husband into} tions on ten Ciassified a soll ¢ a iN RIGHTIST METHOD . _ Eaynte pleting. morning. be French Nationalist Denies Red | ion. Charge Bloody Bastile ‘Day Is Planned specify. where, the Associated Press Bushels in Scramble to received in Bismarck Realize Profits supporter Drownings on Monday's Death Toll Prepare Plans on Proposed - PWA Project i a Ey i pelt pau etait PE ye meee ‘3 es i ported for the vif EE cl