Straton Targeted By Atheist Letters Trial Verdict
Charles Lee Smith president of the Association for the Advancement of Atheism faces sentencing after conviction for sending letters and literature to Rev. Dr. John Roach Straton of Calvary Baptist Church. Smith hoped to convert Straton to atheism and "sex sanity" and awaits sentencing on May 21 with potential three year prison, bail set at 500 dollars while probation officers review the case.
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Associated Press
New York
John Roach Straton
Charles Lee Smith
Association For the Advancement of Atheism
Calvary Baptist Church
Smith
Straton
A. H. Utley
Aldine Utley
Supreme Court
Crain
Butte Girls Track Meet Set For May 25 26
Butte hosts its annual girls track and field meet at Clark Park Friday and Saturday with preliminary heats Friday at 2 pm and finals Saturday at 1 pm. Miss Marian Fitzpatrick of the Y M C A says the Rotana club sponsors the event which drew 375 contestants last year and aims for more entrants. The meet has three divisions by contestant weight and banners awarded to winning schools. Also announced is the second annual O Leary tournament to be held Thursday at the Y M C A and Knights of Columbus gymnasiums. entry lists are due at the Y this afternoon.
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Butte
Clark Park
Marian Fitzpatrick
Butte Rotana Club
O'Leary
Fitzpatrick
Knights of Columbus
Anglers' Club Builds Feeder Pipe to Divide Hatchery
Butte Anglers' club workers installed a six inch feeder pipe from the Big Hole dam to the Montana Power house at Divide where a new fish hatchery is under construction. The hatchery should be ready this week for the first egg shipments. The club notes a pending Ennis hatchery funding by Congress and honors Montana Power for assistance. Signs will warn against fishing during Delmo lake spawning season from March 15 to August 20.
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Butte Anglers’ Club
Big Hole
Montana Power House
Divide
John M. Evans
Ennis
Anglers’ Club
Montana Power Company
Delmo Lake
Butte
Autos Collide On Downtown Street
A two car collision at the Broadway Dakota street intersection was reported to police yesterday. One vehicle belonged to E R McLonough of the Berkshire hotel and the other to Agnes Wall of the Thornton hotel. Neither car suffered major damage.
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Broadway
Dakota Street
E. R. McLonough
Berkshire Hotel
Agnes Wall
Thornton Hotel
Reverence for Al Smith highlighted by New York observers
Washington correspondent notes New York leaders and voters admire Governor Smith and view him as a potential national figure. Report cites Albany encounters with lawmakers praising his leadership, finances, and international experience, while acknowledging limits of reverence beyond New York.
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Governor Smith
New York
Washington
Albany
Smith
G. Oo. P
York State
al Smith
Dawes
Ditto
Albert R. Ritchie
Maryland
Nix
Baltimore
Annapolis
New York City
Manhattan Isle
State House
Lifts Bremen Aid Plane Out of Mud
An American Army amphibian plane stranded in mud at Shu benacadie river near Maitland was floated by the rising tide and reached Pictou at 5 45 p m. The craft carrying Major General Fechet and pilot Lieut Elwood Quesada heads toward the Straits of Belle Isle to assist in recovering the German Bremen transatlantic plane.
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Associated Press
Pictou
Nova Scotia
United States Army
Shubenacadie
Maitland
Fechet
Elwood Quesada
Straits of Belle Isle
Bremen
Amphibian
Fred Melchior
Junker
Ira Eaker
Tatamagouche
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Atheists’ Association
Owide
North
South America
American Bureau of Metal Statistics
Charles P. Stewart
Central Press and Standard
Jimmie Walker
Manhattan
Walker
Empire State
New York State
Pilgrim's Progress
Hell's Half Acre
Lincoln
Alfred E. Smith
Symons
Symons Apparel
Alaska
The
New York Express
van Raalte
Child's Union
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