Catholic High School Graduation Address Highlights Patriotism
The Rev Father M O D Barry gave a patriotic graduation address at Broadway theater for 70 Central Catholic high school seniors. Bishop John P Carroll distributed diplomas as Principal Rev M J Leonard presented the class, noting Father Barry’s late arrival due to an accident and subsequent recovery.
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Father Barry
M. O.D. Barry
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Broadway Theater
Central Catholic High School
John P. Carroll
Helena
M. J. Leonard
Father Leonard
Central High School
God
Montana graduates urged to serve state in faith
Father Barry spoke to 70 graduates praising Montana pride and home schools. He urged training at Butte and Anaconda Catholic high schools and the Helena college, calling for Montana trained men and women to serve during the war with blessings for their future studies and service.
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Carroll
Montana
Father Barry
Butte
Anaconda
Helena
Naval experts foresee forced general sea battle in war
Copenhagen reports Captain Kellehwitter of the Berlin Lokal Anzeiger predicts the submarine campaign will push Britain and Germany toward a general naval battle to end the submarine menace. Weather is blamed for fewer submarine victims as chasers venture farther, while May and April results are deemed unsatisfactory and entente counter measures fail.
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Kellehiwetter
Berlin
Lokal Anzeiger
Kuehlwetter
Admiralty
Wolf Bureau
Warsaw Ghetto Clearance Sought Over Food Crisis
Copenhagen reports municipal authorities of Warsaw with German help are moving unemployed poor, many Jews, from the city to villages as a response to food shortages. The measure aims to ease supply strains.
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Copenhagen
Warsaw
German Forces Storm French Positions Near Soissons
Berlin reports German troops advanced on the Aisne front northeast of Soissons. The German headquarters said they stormed French positions along a width of 1,500 yards yesterday.
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London
Soissons
Aisne
Finnish Pool Hall Owners Fined For Minor Rule Breach
Three Finnish pool hall proprietors Henry Hs Kala Isaac Kala and August Pollak were each fined 25 dollars in police court for allowing minors in their establishments. Earlier three Finnish boys were fined five dollars for frequenting pool halls underage. Two Finnish men Lauri Salo and Cibray Barick received 20 dollar fines after a drunken window-breaking incident on East Park Street.
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Henry Hs Kala
East Broadway
Isaac Kala
Covert Street
August Pollak
Lauri Salo
Cibray Barick
East Park
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Air power cost to win war eyed by aviation chief
Washington notes Allan K Hawley, president of Aero Chief America, told a House subcommittee that a billion dollars may be needed to build 100000 airplanes and train 20000 aviators. He argued 25000 aviators could end the war faster than 1,000,000 more soldiers and backed a separate air department bill.
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Washington
Allan TK. Hawley
Aero Chief America
House Military Affairs Committee
Hawley
Flour Drop In Chicago Prices Set Short-Term Decline
Drop in flour prices observed in Chicago with standard spring patents at 14.00 per barrel and bakers brands at 12.10. About 50 cents of the decline occurred yesterday, and overall drop was $2.40 less per barrel than a week ago for Mour sold today.
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Chicago
Wae
Women Push Red Cross Drive in Butte Meeting
About 200 Butte women attended a Silver Bow club gathering to organize fundraising for the Red Cross. Mrs. P. J. Brophy led the effort with a committee and district captains named to recruit housewives and collect donations as volunteers are secured.
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Silver Bow Club
Butte
Red Cross
P. J. Brophy
J. J. McHintton
W. L. Creden
Don Campbell
Stone
Young Men's Christian Association
Eugene Carroll
Silver Bow
Mra. Brophy
John B. Wellcome
M. A. Rockwood
A. R. Currie
D. J. Charles
B. Calkins
C. L. Berrien
H. A. Gallwey
J. F. Rust
Arthur Corry
H. Bowman
Elmer Snabley
A. L. Bradshaw
Agnes Attridge
D. P. Mack
R. TU. Sitter
P. J. Gilligan
Friend Interferes with Police, Pays Fines
Steve Sleska paid a $20 fine after aiding friends and interfering with Patrolman Dan Rea gan. Two companions, Lewis Lawiske and Sam Hopaton, were fined $10 each on a disturbance charge.
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Dan Reagan
Steve Sleska
Sleska
Lewis Lawiske
Sam Hopaton
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