Three Young Men to Be Given DeMolay Honor This Evening
London reports Britain enlarges army in Norway with new troop landings along the coast and contacts Norwegian forces as preparations for a major clash with German occupiers occur. British planes raid naval bases daily and a Monday communique notes progress while indicating reinforcements landed at unspecified points. Norwegian sources suggest landings north of Trondheim possibly near Namdals, with northern commanders mobilized and confident they can resist the Germans.
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London
Britain
Norway
Navi
Son Fines
Trondheim
Nameos
Narvik
Afd
Balkan Neutrals Act to Throttle Coup by Germans
Belgrade April 18. A police raid on the home of former Yugoslav premier Milan Stoyadinovic and the arrest of former Turkish cabinet minister Sirel Bellasis mark a Balkan push against Nazi influence. Stoyadinovic, once a German ally, had resigned a year earlier and is under police surveillance. Bellasis faces charges of lobbying officials over Turkey’s defense pact amid German pressure.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Balkans
Hungary
Tourlaty
Janide Ita
Milan Stoyadinovic
Germany
Sloyadinovic
Ietantul
Sirel Bellasis
Army
Navy
Turkeys
Niles
Anaconda Go Chiefs Conclude Inspection
Great Falls April 18. Py-C. F. Kelley president of the Anaconda Copper Mining Company and 4. R. Hodding executive vice president with their wives boarded a train for New York City. They conferred with officers of the Great Falls Reduction works to end a western inspection trip.
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Great Falls
C. F. Kelley
Annonde Copper Mining Company
R. Hodding
New York City
DaMolay Conclave Registration Lists Delegates
The article lists registered delegates for the 16th annual DaMolay conclave including Marin Edgar Roderick Halsey William Tressle Brayton Vernon Vert Dud George Forbes Joe Jacob Eyler Nozeaman Hubert Nettl Ted Saunders Donald Spieth Lawrence Stewart Marvin Sunderland William Taylor John M Voulkos Vernon Wastlake Edward Stewart Bob Henderson Wills Glileland Val Unyes Carl Peterson Jock Penwell Douglas Morrison Albert Irueger Bob Kreinschidt Joy Huff Carl Mokanson Kenneth Carter Bill Zworsz Mixsoula Eaton Wockhart Bob Watson Jim Brager Earl Dahl Danad Kirkpatrick Lewis Jamison David Bates Wallace Danielson C B E Day Russell Cavey Robart Hight Bi Getchell Arayman and others, continued on page 4.
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Bo’clark
DaMolay Tonglaye
Marins Edgar Roderick Halsey
William Tressle Brayton
Vernon ¥. Vert
Dud George Forbes
Joe Jacob Eyler
Nozeaman
Hubert Nettl
Ted Saunders
Donald Spieth
Lawrence Stewart
Marvin Sunderland
Willum Taylor
John M. Voulkos
But Warden
Vernon Wastlake
Edward Stewart
Bob Henderson
Wills Glileland
Val Iunyes
Carl Peterson
Jock Penwell
Douglan” Morrison
Albert Irueger
Bob Kreinschiidt
Joy Huff
Carl Mokanson
Kenneth Carter
Bill Zworsz
Mixsoula
Eaton Wockhart
Bob Watson
Jim Brager
Earl Dahl
Danad Kirkpatrick
Lewis Jamison
David Bates
Wallace Danielson
C. BE. Day
Russell Cavey
Robart
Hight
Bi Getchell Arayman
Census Taker Stalemate With Papago Indians in Arizona
Washington reports a stalemate between census takers and Papago Indians in Arizona. Officials say the Indians refuse to answer common questions, claiming the matter is not the government's business. Meetings with interpreters have failed to break the deadlock, and arrests for noncooperation were mentioned, drawing a sharp rebuke of government action.
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Washington
Indiana
Arizona
Lin
Hoover says Reds instigated attack on FBI
Washington April 18. Edgar Hoover, head of the FBI, told the D A R that the Communist Party of America had explicit orders to ruin and compromise agents and that the bureau faces a direct challenge. He warned against foreign influence and asserted anti-American elements aim to disrupt U S law enforcement. The committee on un American activities will expose Trojan Horse tactics used by communist and foreign agents.
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Washington
Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Communist Party of America
Continental Congress of the Daughters of the American Revolution
FBL
Federal Bureau of
Federal Bureau of Toveat Pation
Ogpu
Meatapo
National Police
United Atates
Investiture Ceremony Set At Montana DeMolay Conclave
Three Montana youths Sidney Millegan Helena Dr Emmett Doles Havre and Norris J Hyatt Havre will receive the Legion of Honor highest DeMolay award at an 8 pm public investiture ceremony on the second day of the 16th annual Montana DeMolay conclave More than 600 youths from 20 chapters registered last night with expectance of about 900 attendees by conclave end Saturday evening at the Cline center A grand ball caps the event with program led by Chandler C Cohagen Billings past grand master councilor US assisted by Harold X Anderson Helena George H Yammer Hi Mags Hugo Johnson Great Falls Bishop H I Daniels Helena Russell Smith Missouri Tom Lacker Kalispell and Chatsen Q Continued on Page 2
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Montana
Sidney Millegan
Helena
Emmett Doles
Havre
Norris J. Hyatt
Legion of Hono
Cline Center
Chandler C. Cohagen
Billings
United States
Harold X
Anderson
George H. Yammer
Hi- Mags
Hugo Johnson
Walte
H. i. Daniels
Russell Smith
Missouri
Tom Lacker
Kalispell
Chatlen Q
Idaho Men Crash Hunting Coyotes By Plane
Two men hunting coyotes from an airplane crashed in sagebrush country near Shoshone Idaho. Pilot Kenneth Sects was killed and Kenneth Norris the passenger suffered multiple broken bones in the incident.
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Idaho
Shoshone
Kenneth Sects
Kenneth Norris
Senate approves massive naval fund for new ships and planes
Washington reports the senate passed a naval spending bill totaling 963,797,478 for the next fiscal year. The measure authorizes work on two battleships and 472 warplanes and other units, with 43 voting for and 4 against. Supporters cited European war pressures and urgency to speed construction, while opponents warned against delaying other programs.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
Golo
Danner
H. Conn
Reed
Rs Wan
Danger
Kan
Walsh
Moss
Square Naval Affairs Committee
Gaid L
Congress
House
President seeks large W P A funds amid rising dispute
President Roosevelt asks Congress to authorize a 975 million dollar W P A appropriation for next year with eight months liquidity if needed. Critics question the plan as a possible slush fund while supporters back the flexibility to adjust spending. A Woodrum amendment and discretionary power are central to the debate as Congress weighs funding for work relief and potential tax changes.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Hep. Fish
Lave & Room
Bankhead
House
W.da
Ton
Conalgar
Administration call on nations to keep hands off Dutch East Indies
Washington April 19 The administration urged all nations to stay hands off the Dutch East Indies with bipartisan support at the Capitol. Senator Bone asked if this implied the United States might go to war if Japan seized the Indies and urged clarity on whether a war would arise. In the House Representative Fish questioned if the policy extended the Monroe Doctrine to the Indies and whether Japan would seize the Straits would force U S into conflict.
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Washington
Capitol
Bone
Representative Fish
Bron, Yi
Japan
Hamilton Man Skids Into River and Escapes
Kenneth Sullivan, 18, of Hamilton, skidded on a wet highway and plunged into the Hitter Root river. He escaped by crawling through a car window and swimming to safety. no others were aboard.
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Hamilton
Tamilton
Apell
Kenneth Sullivan
Sullivan
Crawant
Norway Denies Nazi Controlled Council Is Recognized
Stockholm April 12 The Norwegian government rejected a proclamation claiming a Nazi backed council in Norway was recognized by Oslo. The government said the only valid authority remains the king appointed provisional government, not a German orchestrated group. The Oslo council was described as an illegal body serving the invading power and blocking the Norwegian people's will.
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Norway
Stockholm
Sonta
Tony
Council of
Khng
Vidkun Quinting
Promél
Hadta
Inga
Ing
Gounell
I Oslo Ag
Eimergouty
Waa Ng
Lack of Vitamins Triggers Proposals Amid Spring Fever
In April report from Senator Cmana quoting Dr. Victor T Levine of Creighton University, a vitamin deficiency linked fever is blamed for a rash of proposals. The nutrition expert notes feverish ideas during illness should not be binding and warns against repeated proposals during treatment with vitamins.
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Cmana
Sen
Victor T Levine
Creighton University
World Famous Kid McCoy Takes Easy Way Out
Detroit reports the death of boxing idol Kid McCoy in a hotel room at 66. Authorities say overdose or poisoning caused his death. Notes left imply burnout with life in the public eye. The once famed middleweight champion, known for many marriages and a dramatic career, faced a changing world and personal struggles before his death.
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Kid McCoy
Detroit
Heath
Norman €Elby
McCoy
Lyle C. Sing
Shwasher
Social Ton
Ste
New York
Porter
Maurice
Menoel
Richard Larding Tavis
New England
Switzerland Moves to Halt Nazi Hoax and Invasion Talk
Switzerland announced a government action to combat Nazi propaganda and deter any hoax of a German invasion. The proclamation calls for mobilizing 60,000 more militia to strengthen defenses, bringing armed forces near half a million. President Marcelay-Colaz and General Herel Gulsan supported the plan, which would trigger a general mobilization of citizens and national resources.
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Torna
Ape
Switzerland
Dewman
Norway
Awisa
Peonla
Enha
Comci
NEW SIGN OF ITALIAN ALLIANCE WITH GERMAN FORGES
Rome reports new alignment between Italy and Germany amid rising diplomacy. The government moved to suppress foreign influence abroad, especially in the Balkans, as rumors spread of possible hatin notions. Correspondents avoided publication due to security concerns and limited official comment.
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Rome
Haya
Herlin
Dligna
Ife
Geena
Experia
Anilia
Germany
Adriatic
Bern
Reelection of Wheeler Advocated
Washington April 14 Special Farmers Union officials from the Midwest and Northwest urged Montana voters to reelect Senator Burton K. Wheeler to the U S Senate. The resolution praised Wheeler for championing farm families and agriculture, with 23 officials endorsing the measure including H D Morph and leaders from Southern states. A copy of the resolution was circulated by the Montana Farmers Union amid a national show of support for Wheeler’s candidacy.
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Washington
Apell
Snakeanen
Midwest
Northwest
Montana
Hurlan K. Wheeler
United States
Santa
Wheeler
America
Neperataten
Pebase
Farmers Union
Organicntinn
Thorn
Texan
Arkaneas
Alabama
Great
H.D. Morph
Burton K. Wheeler
Anterlua
Unidentified youth found along Bainville railroad line
A body of a roughly twenty year old male was found on the Great Northern railroad right of way one mile east of Bainville. Sheriff Henry Pe Lowe said the man likely fell from a train. He was about 5 feet 6 inches tall, weighed 145 pounds, with brown hair and marked teeth. He wore hospital No. 1 overalls and a shirt with letters on the left front.
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Balmediie
Great Northern
Ramlpoad
Henry Pe Lowe
Wolk Polar
MSIL
Forces Hold Out Against Nazi Attack
Norwegian authorities north of Trondheim report confidence in holding their positions as German forces concentrate in the west for a major battle. Norwegian forces link with Allied troops by sea and air around Trond Belm frem and held a joint conference at Norwegian headquarters. Germans attempted to strike Namsgøa port 100 miles north of Trondheim with planes but were believed repelled by Allies at that location.
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Stockholm
Norway
Trondheim
Trond- Belm Frem
Legation
Neravad
Germany presses toward Norway as war expands
Berlin reports Germany pushing to conquer Norway in the 10th day of occupation. High command claims naval successes off the Norwegian coast including sinking a British cruiser and damaging several cruisers and destroyers. Britain admits only a cruiser was attacked but refloated to port.
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Berlin
Germany
Norway
Britain
Norwegian
DNB
Arendal
British Freighter Swamby Sunk by Germans
The 33 man crew of the British freighter Swamby report their 4925 ton ship torpedoed last night off north Scotland while carrying ammunition from Norway to England. They reached a Scottish port tonight to relay the loss after the attack by German forces.
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Londo
Frefpater Swamby
Norway
England
Scotland
Netherlands tells Japan Indies need no protection
The Hague April 18 The Netherlands disclosed that it has decided not to accept any foreign protection for its overseas possessions in the East Indies The move follows a warning of foreign intervention in the Indies even if the Netherlands is invaded The stance was conveyed to Japan in The Hague and Tokyo with discussions between Dutch and Japanese officials and a call from Batavia by business leaders urging measures against subversive activity by Indonesians amid the civil war tensions
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Hague
Netherlands
Japan
East Indies
Hall
Indies
Holland
Tokyo
Gacerns Unger
Wat Indies
Batavia
Tfcern
van Klaffens
Jayanexa
Miniatay Kard Tanth
Tha Hague
Bareign Miniater Arita
J. C. Pabat
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Mr. Milleewm
Balkan
Arizona Indians
Hoover
F.B
REDS
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W.P.A. Fund
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Welland
Low Countries
Nijmegan
Tessage Ps
Ling
Bret
Wetrolt
Ford Motor Company
San Qwenlo Risan
There Mora
Senator
Bainville
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