Time Weekly Newsmagazine reports on wartime tensions and mobilization
The piece notes U S provocation toward Italy and Tokyo calls for sacrifice as Japan warns citizens to brace for hardship. Koki Hirota says no optimistic view. Kiyoshi Hasegawa notes the war is only half over. Konoye cites mobilization act for emergencies. Chinese forces resume coordinated actions near Suzhou despite no clear victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japan
Koki Hirota
Kiyoshi
Hasegawa
China
Prince Konoye
Suchow
Lunghai
Oddball Wartime Patching Shovel and Hole Budget
In Hankow China bombs crater air fields with holes valued at 2000 dollars each. A Chinese man offered an imperial scale solution with a machine and 5000 coolies at 66 cents per hole. In Vermont a pastor faces church trustees after fishing on Sunday on opening trout season. In Cambridge Sally Rand spoke at Harvard urging brains and labor politics. In Ohio Mrs. Julia Fitzgerald applied for citizenship and quipped that constitutional change is by the Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hankow
China
Springfield
Vermont
Lawrance Larrowe
Larrowe
Chillicothe
Ohio
Julia Fitzgerald
U. S
Divorce filing in Syracuse over nightly reading of murder stories
Mrs. Julia Dobin filed for divorce in New York State Supreme Court Syracuse listing a nightly habit by her husband Stephen of reading aloud newspaper stories about husbands murdering wives. The case was entered last week in Syracuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
New York
Julia Dobin
New York State Supreme Court
Stephen
Library Receives Five New Foreign Subject Volumes
The Dillon public library announces five new books on foreign subjects now shelved. War in China by Varian Fry presents a concise panorama with 16 maps and charts and can be read quickly. Assignment in Utopia by Eugene Lyons contrasts with a personal, experiential style. Defence of the Empire by Norman Angell argues war is futile. A Wayfarer in Estonia Latvia and Lithuania by E. C. Davies explores the Baltic region. The Family of Nations by Nicholas Murray Butler envisions global progress through a true family of nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Public Library
Mary Innes
China
Varian Fry
Orient
Utopia
Eugene Lyons
Sir N. Angell
Norman Angell
Estonia
Latvia
Lithuania
E. C. Davies
Poland
Republic
Baltic Sea
Baltic Countries
Nicholas Murray Butler
Worcester Rites At Wisdom Saturday
Funeral services for Bob Worcester, Wisdom ex serviceman killed when the well he was cleaning collapsed. Rescue crews reached the body after more than an hour asphyxiation listed as the cause of death. He was 38 and long a Wisdom resident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Worcester
Wisdom
American Legion
Worcester
Jack Hurley
Dige
Specialist Inspects 4-H Club Calf Projects
Howard Lewis state livestock extension specialist from Bozeman visited 4-H members last Friday and Saturday to review calf projects. He reported baby beef will display at the Northern Montana Fair in Great Falls August 1 and many animals will also compete at the regional livestock show in Billings in November. Visitors included Harry Tash Jr, John Hartwig, Jim Hartwig, David Hartwig, Charlie Greene, Otho Graham, Rudy Platt and Ralph Harrison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Lewis
Bozeman
Montana
Great Falls
Mr. Lewis
Billings
Harry Tash, Jr
John, Jim
David Hartwig
Charlie Greene
Otho Graham
Rudy Platt
Ralph Harrison
Wranglers Banquet Installs Officers and Reports
Wranglers club members hosted a banquet at the Presbyterian church parlors with a dinner by the Presbyterian Manse society. The group gave annual reports and updated multiple constitutions as John Collins was named president, Ben Stevenson vice president, and Leonard Schulz secretary treasurer. Jud Best retired as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wranglers Club
Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Manse Society
Wrangler
John Collins
Ben Stevenson
Leonard Schulz
Jud Best
Christensen Family to Depart for Denmark
Mr and Mrs Berg Christensen and children Alma Erwin and Betty Lou plus Mrs Marie Anderson travel to Denmark. They plan to leave Thursday according to the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berg Christensen
Alma
Erwin
Betty Lou
Marie Anderson
Denmar
Local Socials and Obituaries Track Week of Montanan Life
Community notes detail visits and greetings from Jackson to Dillon including Mrs. Lena Nelson and Mrs. Royce Barth hosting the Royal Neighbor Lodge luncheon. Tributes touch on Bob Worchester’s funeral after a cave-in, Miss Margaret Sweeney leaving Jackson school, and various family weekend gatherings and travels across Dillon Wisdom Lima and Missoula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Johnson
Carrol, Clemon, Hazelbaker, Stewart and Nelson
Johnson
Joe Carrol
Dennis Smith
Jay Nelson
Ethel Anderson
John Anderson
Dillon
Lena Nelson
RoyceBarth
Jackson Royal
John Krause
Coy Price
William Melogue
Phil Murphy
A. W. Wilson
Fred Nelson
Ross Hill
Martin Jackson
James Johnson
Harry Lapham
William Showe
Tom Clemow
Elizabeth Clemow
Clarence Hocking
Ida Olsen
Dysart Gowen
Coy Rice
Margaret Sweeney
Odd Fellows Hall
Miss Sweeney
Jackson School
John Trouper
Jean
Bob Worchester
William Christianson
Wilma
Missoula
Fred Hirschy
Women's Club
Wisdom
Sanford Shepherd
J. P. Lessi
Lima
Howard Hess
Basin
Iowa
Mark Clemow
Beaverhead County Federation Women Meet in Wisdom
A general invitation calls all county women to the semi annual Beaverhead County Federation of Women’s Clubs meeting in Wisdom on Saturday May 14. Programs start at 10 30 am at Wisdom church with a luncheon at the club house at 12 30 pm. A candle lighting ceremony marks the Wisdom Women’s club 25th anniversary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County
The
Wisdom Church
Wisdom Women’s Club
Attorney General Rules Dual Office Candidacy Qualifications
Harrison J. Freebourn issued an opinion holding that candidates for consolidated offices must meet the statutory qualifications of both offices. The ruling was sought by County Attorney Robert H. Allen of Virginia City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison J. Freebourn
Robert H. Allen
Virginia City
Local bowling and shooting scores feature regional names and clubs
The report lists numerous individuals and businesses from Dillon and surrounding towns, paired with scores from 50 third singles, 25 targets, 50 target handicaps, and doubles events. Participants include Barrett, Meacham, Calvert, Merrill, Peterson, Smith, and others from Lima, Butte, Sheridan, Billings, and sponsors such as Bond Grocery Co and War ner's Food Store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Creamery
Dart Hardware Co
Graeter-Waldorf Co
Berg Christensen
H. B. Jackson
John Gelhaus
Constance
Nancy Barrett
Eula Berry
Laura Sprinkle
Sam Cardinale
Harry C. Graves
Ella Ford
Louis Stahl
R. G. Stone
Great Falls
S. S. Patterson
William, Dunn
Chas. A. Burden
Mizpah
O.E.S
Kathryn Caskins
Twin Bridges
Teamsters and Helpers
Betsy Haines
Bertie Mathews
Georgia Mathews
Norah Connelly Daub
F. E. Boger
Martinell Bros
Dell
Geo. W
Paul Temple
J. H. Keenan
Joe Latimer
Eddie Tonkins
Butte
Bill Gray
Lima
J. J. Keenan
Sam Langdorf
Herman Peterson
Dr. Free
P. Westergard
Stump
Helena
Russell Smith
Vic Westergard
Otto Schulz
Sheridan
Tige Talent
Ted Renfro
Pirsch
Billings
Fred Smith
Lester Schulz
McMahon
B. Gleed
Chuck O'Connell
Paul Schwab
C. Meacham
Max Merrill
Cliff Calvert
Lewis Smith
R. L. Tolson
George Bryant
George Roe
Dillon Proclaims Air Mail Week May 15 21
Mayor I D A Galt designates May 15 through 21 as Air Mail Week in Dillon to honor the Post Office Department for twenty years of regular air mail service. Citizens are urged to observe the week by supporting air mail and recognizing the department’s efforts for the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post Office Department
Washington
National Air Mail
United States
Dillon
I. D. A. Galt
Air Mail
Release of Prison Guests Prompt New Wardrobe Styles
The warden Theo B Bergstrom announces that guests released from the Deer Lodge will be offered a range of clothing options. Previously they received baggy tan square-toed shoes, but future selections will vary in style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo, B. Bergstrom
Deer
Montana grain prospects rise after inspection tour
James C. Sparling reports strong winter grain conditions and sprouting spring wheat across Montana while Mormon crickets resurface. Poisoning will be pushed by the State College as Sparling and George L. Knight toured inspection stations from the Dakota border to Wyola and the Yellowstone valley amid light dust damage in northern counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Rocky Mountains
James C. Sparling
State College
George L. Knight
Horticultural Division
Sparling
Dakota
Yellowstone Valley
Wyola
Wyoming
Dairy Division advises Montana merchants on butter handling
On recommendation of the State Board of Health merchants and creameries of Montana were advised by the Dairy Division of the Department of Agriculture that butter should be handled under specified conditions to protect public health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board .of Health
Merchants and Creameries of
Montana
Department of “Agricultir
Eppler Funeral Held Tuesday for Beav erhead Ranch Worker
Funeral services for Chris Eppler a Beav erhead county ranch laborer died Saturday night were held Tuesday afternoon at the Brundage chapel Rev J A Meeke of Grace Methodist Church officiated Eppler 63 came to this country from Germany as a young man and worked for the Cornell Ranch company Interment followed at Mountain View cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Eppler
Beaverhead County
Brundage Chapel
J. A Meeke
Grace Methodist Church
Wir
Eppler
Stone Creek
Dillon
Germany
Cornell Ranch Company
Mountain View Cemetery
Barney Stingley Died in Barrett Hospital
Barney Stingley aged 388 died last week at Barrett hospital. Born in Sheridan Missouri he lived in Dillon the past four to five years working on county ranches. He was buried Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney Stingley
Barrett Hospital
Sheridan
Dillon
First time in months, Warm Springs patients decline on May 1
The state hospital for the insane at Warm Springs reports a May 1 decline of five patients, bringing total to 19 hundred. Deer Lodge state prison population rises by 13 to 578 inmates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Hospital For the Insane
Warm
Springs
John C. Dunne
Deer Lodge
Junior Auxiliary to Meet at Ann Carrolls Home
The Junior Auxiliary will gather at Ann Carrolls home Friday evening at seven o'clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Carroll
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SIK SI Supreme
H.P
Montana Auto Supply Company, Inc
Illon, Montana
Free
Renfro
H. Peterson
C. O’connell
L. Schulz
Maurice Humber
E. Everett
Richard McCarthy
East Granite
Lewis & Walker
Butte, Montana
Shippers
P. O. Box
Beaverhead Abstract Company
Title Association
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