The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, July 16, 1936, Page 1

‘ Plan x * PRICE FIVE CENTS & f * le x kk * Drouth Rel o. ines fe Spared As Woman Foils Gunman Tugwell Different j x * & Outl fe Z, = & = ~ z ae} [pel id Edward’s ewell ing x * Tu ESTABLISHED 1878 K Finance Farming FAMILY RELOCATIONS SEEN WPA to Handle All Work Relief 3 CLASSIFICATIONS People and Livestock, and RA to Have Charge Relief in Sight Heat Is Now 4,100} BROKEN DOWN INTO Again Plaguing State; Death Toll From [EMERGENCY NEEDS 100-Degree Temperatures sag temperature in Bismarck at ™. today was 106. FDR Has Adopted Com- munist Measures Gold Stand ery in GOP Nominee’s Stand Trial DECISION AWAITED EAGERLY|ALSO ‘REPUDIATES’ LANDON He: May Defy Order to low Leader in Whatever AFL COUNGIL ACTED |BRTRAYER AND LIAR WITHOUT AUTHORITY BY RATHER COUGHLIN Representation Leads to Belief| Tells Townsend Convention LEWIS FEELS THAT jROOSEVELT BRANDED Pummelings Have Made Him Wary and Not So Cock Sure Rexford Guy Tugwell, national re- settlement administrator, under-secre- tary of agriculture, chief brain truster Political ‘While the forecast for Bismarck and the vicinity was for unsettled weather ‘Thursday night and Friday with cooler, scattered thundershowers and O. W. Roberts, observer here, declared is ocncerned, no candidate ‘The founder of the National Union for Social Justice told the Townsend - |delegates, “as far as the national without authority in summoning him bing ee ee eee aE F he When he visited North Dakota in . and why shouldn't 933 Tugwell gave many people the|and 11 other union leaders to stand impression that all of the answers to the farm and other problems were the book .. know them since he wrote the book’ pt @—Louls Murphy of Dubuque, U. 8. senator from Iowa, was killed . Providing human beings with follows 1 subsistence. Emergency needs were outlined as SENATORMURPHY OF |: IOWA KILLED IN GAR there. Napoleon was second with 109. from |Maximum in the Capital City was 104. robe at “Is a adian provinces would shove out the abeas niin ih ones rpeeiiicta “high” overlying the western Can- candidate who advocates the re- a a“ aL a ro 8 a" 8 « ‘Thurs. Wed. Ssssssss Seeaseees Hour by Hour From ‘Prof’ of ’33 aa8 Was Protest to Palace Without Appar- ent Emotion Pistol Carrier; . Action KING RETAINS HIS DIGNITY KNOCKED FROM HAND OF NEWSPAPERMAN ‘Didn't Want to Hurt Him,’ Says Continues to Lead Troops Back LOADED REVOLVER IS CT dddddddddddfi tidaddtiddddal AAMT OOP AACR AANMEOOr OASIS on of taken to remanded for the was eight days on a charge of “unlaw- ge ay Will Not Attempt to Force Col- | thi dead ean abba iad sweltering sec- the country the torrid wave ve been counted in the last 13 days election of the great betrayer, Frank- UPSET DUE BLOWOUT zzz: Wife and Two Companions A to the heat, the Associated Shortly before entering the public [Pr HH tad Lila Hi ~Hurt in Acoldent on Wise” consin’ Road Another death in Bismarck, attrib- utable to the heat, occurred early which ilar ia iti Tay Vections This Year If \ ‘Debtor Cannot Pay Hid i a iit eld toon nd. socretary-treasur: man’s, to the lat ‘of local siational farm loan, asso- palpi Mbecceal begpory roses hag | fsb as ho estimated corn damage titer sliding off the He Bofg ae aes iigg a4 ity i, i 2 tor brulee front tire in of would be reek. reached 1 , University © | sinnesota, agronomist, declared most, terlorated steadily” during the last estimated corn onary ie Lincoln, Neb., said “all vegetation de- th those two I stand four! “No reliet was sighted for Thursday I “There is your Dr. Townsend; there is the Rev. Gerald Smith,” he would work for the same principles. said. . }and platform as a return to the days Still Seek Compremise () To give its peace-makers another chance to try to arrange a Bitter personal feeling between Lewis and some of the craft union |*quare. A substantial majority in the coun- (2) To give council recessed last night. cause for suspending the 12 ized into various craft unions accord. the peace efforts fail. ing to the trade they work trial for two reasons: compromise agreement between the sae Less Than a Month CAOSES DEATH OF MANDAN RESIDENT Plan is to collect where the pute salactanisania son Whether or eae @ careful check of numbering 80, who attended conference. fiat ee DAH i bel, aa PETE 1524 383 34 Hold o life in Dubuque. Son wepaper editor, Murphy, Senator Murphy reporter and editor, He married Ellen Emma McGuire = die tet of a former ne’ late John 8. was @ newspaper for 20 years. the] Mr. Woodward is of Pa- Nebraska ht meet the coastal masses|in 1917, and they had five children. he said were “dissolved” by tense heat. f two previous 8 al irman = M’Lean Democrats] Stewart Is C! “4 “iis : au uF a il » 29, living at 310 Sager and] fo - noriheast, Mandan, dled acute Merton Recegeslpey 33 FH: 3 [he HE Were Baffled in Effort to Save Her Life CRAPTN GL DES. publisher of the ie fh i ip it fea 3 pr fagiat a ae Lp IN CRASH ON BRIDGE of Rear Window as Ma- and were on their | : “tht th iW : Prt | i a 5 fi is We arh na 3 ys ae i Taig A } i ith are Ug * id fii ct i Hie —-= a Split way home at the time of the acci- Langer and Welford ttributed which ut 3 115 Pennsylvania, ey Kan., and 1135 at Pitts- Cooker Eastward Cooler temperatures in Minnesote,|been vacationing at Liberty Lodge,| . senator | wisconsin, Michian, the Chicago area, |near Hayward, Wis., E ah ‘uit uh i ay tl HN ul Democrat ” [otudes 114 “ Peoria, Dl., and Well- , Kan, |GOP Appeals to Fone, reipich apes yp eogrd vr (Els Ls Hye ie ie er ap iE 2 ight 3S Eu inh wa MD ee i | Pe il tie ie he i a Ht La i Eat ig inane iN zt » i : z 5. ergsie |r: “volr.Near Boise, Ida. 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