Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1935-08-15
IN THE WEEKS


A deficiency In certain German
food supplies was described by an
authoritative source as a POSSIBLE
ity, with a definite shortage Of
fruit already existing and with
vegetable crops In doubt.
An infectious brain disease Is
rapidly spreading among horses in
North Dakota and from indications
will be prevalent In every county
In the state.
A typhoon ravaoino Formosa
drowned 1873 persons aboard 40
fishing vessels In the vicinity Of
Keeling.
Senator Pat McCarran, demo-
crat, Nevada, who fought unsuc
c~essfully to include a prevailing
wage provision in the work-relief
bill, predicted that the New York
strike of PWA workers would be
followed by others il the admins
tration does not act quickly to
boost wages OF relief jobs.
President Roosevelt, after con-
ference with health authorities
has cancelled plans for the Boy
Scout jamhoree In Washington
this month. The cancellation wal
duo to prevalence Of InfantiIe par
alysis In Virginia.
AAA officials say that they an
ticipated hog prices this month
would reach and possibly exceed
parity levels for the first time.
Third party talk has revived fol-
lowing the New Deal defeat In
Rhode Island this week. Senator
Nye Of North Dakota, has made
tho prediction that there will be a
third party next year.
An attempt to assassinate Presi-
dent Lazaro Cardenas of Mexico,
was frustrated by the arrest OF
five men. A Communist newspa-
per In Mexico City issued an extra
Sunday night announcing the exc
cution OF two persons for attempt
ing to assassinate Cardenas at Ur'
Japan, state OF Michocan.
A roaring blast Of dynamite,
planted along the main line OF the
Illinois Central railroad at Spring.
field, Ill.,, tossed a locomotive and
ten freight cars from the tracks,
In what appeared to be fresh
outbreak Of the bloody Illinois
mine war.
The 7-dayold SON of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Gagain, Of Milford,
Conn, has had extracted the two
teeth with which he was born /.
Doctors say he will get his regul-
ar baby teeth In due time.
Smoke laden skies over north
ern Idaho and western Montana
held a gloomy warning for forest
ers that the annually feared fire
season In four heavily timbered
Pacific northwest states was at
hand.
Ethiopia plans to throw an army
of SOC, 900 men into the field II
war comes with italy, according to
a report from Adds Ababa.
c. Lloyd Fisher, associate coun
sci for Bruno Richard Hauptmanr
conferred with his client in the
death house at Trenton, N. j., anG
said he received evidence which
might alter the status of Haupt
mann's case.
konstantine Manea, 20, was ar
rested by Bucharest police FOL
marrying 80 women in five years
Manea wasted a 100000 fortune
on one To get even NJ
married go women, took their rich
es and left them.
Hundreds OF persons at BostoI
saw Mrs. Rose Tassi killed as she
dropped to her knees and prayer
In the path of an electric train
She became terror stricken wher
trapped on a trestle. The impac'
threw her body into a brook.
Lew Stewards cat at Niagara
Falls, Ontario has kittenLfour o.
them Joined together at the body
Stewart says the cat Is pretty muc'
b~ewildered.
Seventy-three persons have los
their lives in Montana motor We
hicle accidents thus far in 1885
Last year there we're more thar
200 deaths In the state from thi!
cause. At this date in 1884 the
death total was 118.
President Roosevelt late Tues
day signed the bill restoring fu'
pensions to Spanish-American wa
veterans at a cost of $45,000,0O(
annually.
State highway patrolmen nea'
Bohemian arrested a man for drunk
en- driving which resulted In TIVE
.o,,tc,ope opd Fined him 1000