Forest Reserve Office to Stay in Livingston Says Kelley
Absaroka forest users will not lose the Livingston office or its efficient services. Major Kelley of Missoula confirms retention after a hearing prompted by civic leaders and Congressmen Leavitt and Higbie.
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Forest Reserve
Livingston Says
Livingston
Absaroka National Forest
George Martin
Major Kelley
Missoula
Chamber of Commerce
D. P. Bates
Leavitt
National Forester
Kneipp
Department
Montana
Bozeman
Billings
Kelley
Forester
David Higbie
Bates
Sec’y
Pryor
Forest Service
Scott Leavitt
Absaroka Forest
Work Resumes At Rushmore Monument Project
Rushmore on Mount Rushmore in the Black Hills Rapid City South Dakota May 30 work has restarted on the colossal memorial carving. Under sculptor Gutzon Borglum a crew of about 40, with 30 at the face, chisels dynamite and air hammers to shape Washington Jefferson Lincoln Roosevelt figures one by one.
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Rapid City
S. D
Black Hills
Mount Rushmore
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
Abraham Lincoln
Theodore Roosevelt
Gutzon Borglum
W. 8
Tallman
Hugo Vila
Rushmore
Borglum
Washington
Stone Mountain
Georgia
Calvin Coolidge
Anniversary Observed At Memorial Birthplace
In Carbondale Illinois Woodlawn cemetery marked its 65th Decoration Day observing the first Memorial Day in 1866 when General John A Logan spoke. Veterans gathered to hear Ralph T O Neil of the American Legion pledge to strive for permanent world peace through education cooperation and mutual understanding.
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Carbondale
Ill
Woodlawn Cemetery
John A. Logan
Grand Army of the Republic
the Legion
Ralph T. O’neil
American Legion
Joan of Arc Honored In City Of Execution
May 30 in Rouen France marked five centuries since Joan of Arc’s death with a citywide tribute. Hydros and aircraft, church bells, 21 gun salute from 75 mm batteries, bugles, drums, and the French army cry To the Fields accompanied sirens and bells across France at noon.
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Rouen
France
St. Joan of Arc
Wheeler And Frazier Hear Indian Welfare In Tacoma
Senators Wheeler of Montana and Frazier of North Dakota led a Senate Indian affairs subcommittee through hearings in Tacoma on Indian welfare. They pressed concerns about zeal of Indian agents and public officials as agents testified, including J. N. Alley of the Puyallup, N. O. Nicholson of the Quinault, and A. G. Duclos of the Tulalip.
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Tacoma
Wash
Burton K. Wheeler
Montana
Lynn J. Frazier
North Dakota
United States Senate Committee On Indian Affairs
J. N. Alley
Puyal‘lups
N. O. Nicholson
The
Quinaults
A. G. Duclos
Tulalips
Louie Schneider Wins Big at Indy 500 Upset Remarkable Race
Louie Schneider, once a motorcycle cop, wins the Indianapolis 500 after Billy Arnold’s fatal crash knocks him from the lead. Arnold had led most of the race before a late accident, as Schneider finishes two and a half miles ahead of Fred Frame with Hepburn third and Frame earning $10,000.
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Luther Johnson
South Bend
Ind
Arnold
Spide Matlock
Los Angeles
Johnson
Tony Gulotta
Kansas City
Schneider
Indianapolis
Fred Frame
Ralph Hepburn
Louise Meyer
South Gate
Cal
Myron Stevens
Russell Snowberger
Philadelphia
Jimmy Gleason
Ernie Triplett
W. H. (Stubby) Stubbiefield
Cliff Berger
Chet Miller
Detoit
Fame
Hepburn
Speedway
Frame
Tornado Devastates Train Wreck Killings and Injuries
A Great Northern Empire Builder wreck near Sabin Minnesota after a funnel cloud struck the train. The North Coast Limited, racing at 60 mph, narrowly escaped the tornado by a quarter mile. One death, 117 aboard, 57 injured, many treated locally.
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North Coast Limited
Empire Builder
Fargo
N. D
Great Northern Railroad
Thomas E. Clark
St. Paul
Northern Pacific Railway
Sabin
Minn
Moorhead
Emily Hannan
Seattle
Andrew Anderson
Montesano
L. O. James
Hollywood
Calif
I. M. Stauffacher
Monroe
Wis
P. H. Singery
Berkeley
California
Anna Bohacek
Portland
E. F. Pinnes
J. F. Lidral
Melvin Hatledal
Minnesota
Hatledal
Chicago
Pfargo
Clay Philbreck
Rotary International
Vienna
Austria
Emil Hannan
George Havens
Conrad
Mont
Alice Moore
Everett
Wash
Hilda Qualley
Wenatchee
F. W. Nippolt
Ore
Plot To Kill Mussolini Nipped By Execution
Michele Schirru, naturalized American, executed at 4:27 a m after conviction for plotting Mussolini's life. Former New York resident, 32, shot in the back by a special defense court after seven counts including bomb possession and police shootings. Schirru's daughter Carmela remains in America.
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Rome
Michele Schirrut
Benito Mussolini
Schirru
New York
Special Tribunal For
Schirra
Italy
New York City
Carmela
America
Paris
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Bate
Great Falls
Memorial
Joan of Arc
Wheeler and Frazier
James H. Wick
GIG Timber
Mussolini
J. J. Gallagher
Ges. Phone
Chnesset
Saic
Mony
Chevrolet
Gmem
Elien
Chearolel
Vai
Bee
Lakor
Cherchet
Hernar
Soveien Pedhey
Meer
Tee
B. Flint
Mich
Oie Motor Co
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