All Passengers Remain on Board Malolo Tug Tow Begin
By the Associated Press May 26 in New York the tug Re Hance began towing the distressed liner Malolo off Nantucket after a freighter rammed her in a fog. About 150 aboard, many shipbuilding experts and officials, were on board with a skeleton crew. fog and heavy swell hindered transfer. The Guil Refining company’s tug Guifland first towed but its steel cable parted. The Malolo, recently completed for Pacific service, is said to be the world’s fourth largest vessel.
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Pacific Passenger Service
Tug Warren Crew Lost After Ocean Rescue Failure
The tug Warren from Victoria, en route with a scow, disappeared Monday night and wreckage found by coast guard today confirms all five crew members aboard are presumed dead. The Associated Press report from Seattle notes the ongoing search yields no survivors.
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Victoria
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Bishop condemns lingerie for South Seas islanders
A bishop interviewed on Romes argues aborigines are born semi-naked and that clothing harms their vitality. He supporters civilized dress and opposes Western lingerie for island women, claiming full coverage undermines health and culture.
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South Seas
Legacy of West Order Court Decision Cites Lynch Case
The court affirms a verdict in favor of the plaintiff in a $200,000 dispute involving Peter and William Kilcorn, noting the old order of the West has faded. Judge Lynch ruled a verdict for the plaintiff on the defendants cross claim, in Park County. Nearby, a boy named Dan Shea sustained a dislocated shoulder from a fall near Blaine School and was treated at St James Hospital.
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Rex Baking Flour Trial Promises Better Home Breads
At least half of baking failures come from flour quality though a brand may seem fine. Rex millers use Montana wheat, mill to a fine texture, and test every batch daily in the Rex baking kitchen. Try this trial next bake and order a sack from your grocer now.
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Itinerant Evangelist Held At Helena For Federal Court
Adam Rice an itinerant evangelist and self styled healer is held at the county jail in Helena to await the federal court term opening in Butte on June 13 He is charged with violating the Mann Act and failed to furnish a bond of 2900 He was arrested in Florida after a three year pursuit and is alleged to have transported a church member woman across the state line The case followed accusations of misusing church funds by women members in Butte who had charged Rice with appropriating money for church improvements He sent a letter to Silver Bow county sheriff asking Butte people to stand by him.
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Rooney Elected Central High Alumni President
Taut Rooney was chosen president of the Central High Alumni Association at the annual election held last night in the K of C gymnasium. Other officers include Cole Mathet first vice president Frank Whelan second vice president Willand T Murphy treasurer and Miss Margaret Leary secretary. Claire Harrington presided and paid tribute to retiring coach Steve Sullivan. A social and dance followed and Harrington announced the annual dance at Columbia Gardens on June 17. The alumni initiated 10 new members, graduates of the 1927 class, with contributions from the Centenist orchestra and Dramatic club.
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Steve Sullivan
Central
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Columbia Gardens
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Roger Deeney
Maud Dewisl
Cenerist Orchestra and Dramatic Club
Turnesa Retains Lead In Open Championship
Turnesa holds the top spot in the Open Championship as day two progresses May 26. The field includes Johnny Atten and Quake William, with morning play giving way to afternoon rounds under improving conditions.
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Geir Tom
Yesstorday
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Quake
Willamn Ture
Crulekahank
Serine Phin
Fight results fragment from May 26 boxing notes
AP reports May 26 boxing results across several bouts. Al Webster defeated Wannte weight in a referee decision after ten rounds. other draws and knockouts occurred, including Bing Pete stopping Dut for two minutes. Matches featured Duke Tramel versus Ray Macias in Fort Worth San Antonio welterweight clash and Marty Philadelphia triumph over Tommy in Pittsburg elektro ball context.
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al Webster
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Leavitt F amily Visits Montana for Memorial Day
Congress member Scott Leavitt his wife and young son travel by automobile from Washington to Montana arriving near Lewistown and planning to stay through September to study government projects and assess conditions before moving on to Great Falls in the morning.
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