Sloan Resolves To Aired Fundamentalist Fight At Conference
Dr Harold Paul Sloan of New Jersey sets up headquarters near Convention Hall in Kansas City and vows to force a full public airing of the fundamentalist dispute at the Methodist Episcopal church quadrennial conference. He has sent his resolution to the committee on state of the church seeking a 15 member panel to investigate alleged disloyalty to articles of faith.
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Associated Press
Kansas City
General Conference
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Harold Paul Sloan
Haddonfield
N. J
Convention Hall
Committee On State of the Church
Sloan
Danish exiled church leader seeks Kansas City defense
An expelled Copenhagen church member who sued the church and won 10000 in Danish court heads to Kansas City to defend his position and publish a newspaper detailing his case. The Bast trial will be held behind closed doors though talks suggest a public airing of the conference floor may occur regardless of church verdict.
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Kansas City
Methodist Episcopal Church
Anton Bast
Copenhagen
R. J. Wade
Bast
Hague
Edgar Blake
Paris
John L. Nielsen
Zurich
Beautify Butte Slogan Wins By Better Butte Group
The Better Butte association chose Beautify Butte as the campaign slogan for the clean up and paint up drive. Margaret Rawlins and N Waugh shared the top prize of ten dollars each, with ten runners up receiving smaller donations. Slogans came in from Anaconda to Big Timber, signaling wide statewide participation.
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Beautify Butte
Better Butte Association
Margaret Rawlins
West Galena
N. Waugh
West Granite
Butte
Anaconda
Deer Lodge
Great Falls
Bozeman
Big Timber
Justice Buckley 15 Recovering From Fall
Justice Louis A Buckley of Silver Bow township injured himself Sunday by a fall and remains unable to open court. He hurt his hip and abdomen when he stumbled on steps, with cases set for the day vacated or continued. He is expected to resume duties in a day or two.
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Louis A. Buckley
Silver Bow Township
Buckley
High Interest in QuhoLa g t ic Meet at State U
High school contenders flood Dr. J P Rowe with entries for interscholastic events in journalism Little theater debate and declamatory contests. May 9 finals set for 3 pm with track and field on Dornblaser field May 10 busy all day. Editorial association meets at Marcus Cook building with editors gathering Thursday and Friday mornings.
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Standard
State University
Missoula
J. P. Rowe
Main Hall
Little Theater
Missoula High School
Dornblaser
Marcus Cook
Win
Masquers to present one act at Missoula high school
The Masquers will stage a one act play at the Missoula high school auditorium culminating the state newspaper annual contest. Saturday brings a Grizzly track team dual with the Bobcats, offering visitors a chance to see track action.
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Ners
Missoula High School
Grizzly
Bobcats
Mines Poet Pleasees Listeners At School
Butte's poet of the mines Walt Rags Holliday lectured at the Butte high school auditorium last night. A good sized crowd enjoyed his recital of popular numbers portraying the sunny side of underground life. Nellie Baker presided as Holliday was applauded for readings including Old Country Dan The Miner's Home Poems on Safety First The Woman Hater The City Under the Ground Lights on the Hill Out on the Flat Yea Gulch The Main Range The Little Girl in Dublin Gulch Blasting the Chute Nobodys Dog and Children s Day.
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Walt
Rags) Holliday
Butte
Butte High School
Nellie Baker
Yea
Dublin Gulch
Vandal Barricade Blocks Anaconda Road Near Mine
Deputies removed a wooden iron and rock barricade on a dangerous curve near the Anaconda mine on Anaconda road. The incident appears linked to a gang of boys, with several similar reports in recent days. Night patrols are instructed to arrest any gangs obstructing streets or roads.
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Anaconda Road
Anaconda
Sheriff's Office
Famous chemist Dr Edgar Fahs Smith dies at 72
Philadelphia April 3 Dr Edgar Fahs Smith former provost of the University of Pennsylvania and renowned chemist died at the university hospital from pneumonia aged 72 He had been ill three days and was with his wife at his death He led Penn as provost 1911 to 1920 and later was emeritus professor of chemistry He held many honors including Priestly Medal and presidency of major scientific societies.
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Associated Prose
Philadelphia
Edgar Fahs Smith
University of Pennsylvania
University Hospital
Smith
American Chemical Society
American Philosophical Society
United States Assay Commission
Carnegie Foundation
League of Women Voters meet at the Y this evening
The League of Women Voters will convene at the Y this evening to conduct routine business including installing new officers and appointing standing committees. The program will be International Relations and each member is expected to participate in the discussion.
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League of Women Voters
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