New Montana liquor store vendors named in statewide revamp
The Montana liquor control board announced 60 new liquor store vendors and 12 assistants effective May 1 after a state wide study of store operations. The list includes East Helena with T. W. Richardson succeeding Marvin Flatow and names dozens of towns and personnel across the state led by Ray A. Wahl.
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Montana Liquor Cone Tool Board
Liquor Starr Network
Ray A. Wahl
T. W. Richardson
East Helena
Marvin Flatow
Belt
George W. Stuffel
Butte
Thomas J. Kennedy
Timothy J. O'Connor
H. W. Johnson
C. F. Rearden
Great Falls
Roy W. Page
Fred Dorn
Fort Benton
C. M. McCaulay
Geraldine
Lars BP
Mogsiad
Freid
James €. Ryder
Virginia City
W. H. Thomas
Gardiner
Ed Link
Sidney
C. G. Baldwin
Saco
C. W. Nelson
Male
N. Misfeldt
Sandusky
Sami Deniff
Bozeman
W. Ray Diem
Vendor
Maurice Jones
West Yellowston
H. A. Cassels
Polson
Jerry Paul
Stonan
Justice Rathbone
St. Ignatius
H. A. Tasker
Ailed
Anton Rasmussen
Stockett
Tony Anderson
Hare
Herbert Warp
George MacMillan
Chinook
Norman Mosser
Harlem
R. AL. Barton
Turner
Frank Phillips
Supenor
William & Hyde
Hardin
Russell Danielson
Dillon
Donwid A. Gast
Poplar
Oscar A. Lar
Oscar A. Lar~ Son; Philipsburgh, Mrs. A. H. Neal; Alanda, M. C. Morgan
Qut Bank
George Edkins
Alberton
William F. Gast
Gelata
J. H. Fenton
Wilsall
Lawrence Knapp
Kalispell
Ray Tabason
Francis Ripke
Whitefield
William Donegan
Columbia Falls
Chris Ragzen
Miles City
Alex
Caudel
Sam Findlater
Hingham
Ben F. Mu
Hysham
Charles Lyndes
Circle
James H. Howden
Shelby
J. B. Ewing
Glendive
Haskell
Columbus
Piol B. Schmidt
Absaroka
H. B. Fellows
Baker
Leon LeCross
Ataconda
Howard Thompson
Hobson
Wilhwn Parsons
Gerser
Joe Pelestri
Deer Lodge
Hugh McEl
Skies Clearing in North Mountain Region After Snowstorm
The Rocky Mountain region began clearing as a late spring snowstorm moved southward. Snow covered northern Colorado and the northeastern sugar beet area with potential crop moisture. Montana Wyoming and Colorado reported resumed air travel and reopening schools, while some highways remained hazardous.
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North Mountain
Associated Press
Rocky Mountain
Colorado
New Monsey
Montana
Wyoming
Cody
Wyo
Tarmern
Nazi Capital Checkered With Hames
London reports the RAF pinned Berlin with the war's heaviest raid, more bombs and bombers than ever, framed as a regular strategic strike on German industry rather than reprisal for London damage. Churchill warned of Vatican City attacks if Axis aggression continues. Rome would face systematic raids once begun.
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London
Berlin
Ra.f
Britain
Ghurchill
Vatican City
H.A.F
Rome
No. 10
Downing Street
Church- H
Athens
Calra
Italy
Alfred Dutt Cooper
Mussolini
Cairo
Greece
R.A.F
Yugoslav People to Carry On War Against Axis
Yugoslavs will keep fighting despite defeat of armies in Yugoslavia. Minister Constantin Fotiteh told reporters after a meeting with Undersecretary Summer Welled that Yugoslavia will aid Britain and Allies by releasing about 120000 tons of Yugoslav shipping in Western Hemisphere ports for the common cause.
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Washington
Yugoslavia
Constantin Fotiteh
Summer Welled
Foutch
Britain
A E Wiggin Montan Leading Resident Dies Suddenly
A E Wiggin longtime manager of reduction departments for the Anaconda Copper Mining Co. died suddenly of a heart attack at the Finlen hotel in Butte while here for a conference with company leaders. Born January 12, 1886, in Malden Massachusetts, he studied at MIT and spent 85 years with Anaconda, beginning in Great Falls.
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Butte
Albert B. Wigglh
Great Falls
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Finlen Hotel
G. B. Rodes
Murray Hospital
Wiggin
Cornelius F. Kelley
James HR. Hobbins
Anaconda Company
Mr. Wiggin
Malden
Mass
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Boston
Anaconda
Tage 2
Japanese Forces Seize Vital Port of Ningpo
Shanbei April 19 The Japanese bombed and captured Ningpo a key Chekiang port used for Shanghai to Chungking supply and communication. The land and sea assault lasted about nine hours with warships and aircraft backing ground troops. Reports say landings along the Fukien coast neared Hongkong and that Shaohing near Ningpo fell as civilians evacuated.
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Shanbei
Ningpo
Chekiang Province
Shanghai
Chungking
Ningao
Cheklang
Fukien
Hongkong
Ningbo
jDork
Hese
Shaohing
Ningpo,Hangchow-Shanghai
Severy Resigns as Officer of State University
Missoula April 18 Acting President Ww Leaphart announced the resignation of Dr J W Severy from his post as vice president of the State University. Severy joined from Oregon State College in 1921, headed the botany department in 1928, became chair of biological science in 1934, and was named vice president in 1939. He also serves on the State Fish and Game Commission, which he chairs, and will remain head of the biological science division.
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Missoula
Ww. Leaphart
J. W. Severy
State Uni
Severy
State University
Oregon State College
State Board of Education
Itm
State Fish and Game Commission
Vessels Guarded Against Sabotage At Boston Base
Three ships at the United States army base in Boston were provided with extra guards after authorities disclosed today a possible sabotage attempt on one slip. The ships were described as two of the vessels being of scr een reglatry and one American, with no details given on which vessel faced danger.
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Boston
United States Army
Amer- Ivan
Kostas Kotzias Named To Form New War Cabinet
King George of Greece named Kostas Kotzias to form a new government to carry on the war against the Axis after Premier Alexandros Kortsis death. Kotzias, former Thrace governor, was to present a cabinet list this morning and addressed a radio message urging Crete to stand firm with Greek troops who have shown heroism for six months in difficult battles.
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Athena
George
Greece
Kostoa Votelis
Athens
Alexandros Kortzis
Hotzias
Thrace
Kotatas
Crech
Proposal of Sales Tax Sparks Conflicting Views
Washington April 18 71 Conflicting views emerge on a general sales tax to raise 3 500 000 000 in new revenue as the house ways and means committee studies the proposal. President Roosevelt signals opposition while some committee members argue many excise taxes function as sales taxes and support using a general levy in the current emergency. The panel plans to start examining how to obtain the revenue next Monday.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Roosevelt
Fuehrer Appeals for Red Cross Funds
Adolf Hitler appeals for contributions to the German Red Cross saying a year of tremendous battle confronts the nation Historic decisions unique in extent any proportions will fall The German people look upon its sons with proud confidence as they fight with historic risk of their lives for the security of coming German generations
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Berlin
Adolf Hitler
Red Cross
Weather Summary for Montana Weekend
Mostly fair weather across the state Saturday and Sunday. A chance of snow in the Yellowstone valley early Saturday. Warmer conditions in the eastern half Saturday and in the Yellowstone valley Sunday.
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Montana
Yellowstone Valley
Tuberculosis Meeting Draws Over 150 in Montana
More than 150 members of the Montana Tuberculosis association will gather at the Placer Lodge for the annual meeting. Dr. J Arthur Myers of the University of Minnesota will speak, and tuberculosis control reports by state officials will be presented. Registration starts at 10 with business sessions at 10 30.
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Montana Tubeculosis Association
Placer
J. Arthur Myers
University of Minnesota
National Tuberculosis Association
E. M. Larson
Great Falls
Henrietta Crockett
Lucien Benepe
State Board of Health Statistician
Missoula
Butte
Billings
Lewis and Clark
Bozeman
Great Falla
Anaconda
Meredith DB. Heidorffer
Montana State University
Missouri
F.B. Qolner
Montana State College
First Troops Are Sent To Bermuda
President Roosevelt urged rising public awareness of the grave international situation as the Senate debated naval convoy claims. The War Department announced the first contingent of troops to man a new Bermuda outpost base, including artillery and infantry. The maritime commission awarded contracts for 184 cargo ships totaling 364.8 million dollars, with 112 standardized emergency ships and the rest 16,000 ton vessels. Senator Taft criticized the defense organization as exceedingly inefficient.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Capitol
Senate
Barkley
Tobey
N.H
Knox
Harold R. Stark
Naval Affairs
War Department
Bermuda
Maritime Commission
Taft
Ohio
Steel production slowed by fuel shortage in Ohio area
Steel production in Youngstown Ohio was slowed yesterday due to a coal fuel shortage caused by a stoppage in soft coal mining. New England factories faced immediate coal-delivery shutdowns. Two New England railroads warned fuel could become critical while government rationing to protect defense industries was discussed. United Mine Workers negotiations for a new contract across the Appalachian coal region remained stalemated.
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Associated Press
Youngstown
Ohio
New England
United Mine Workers
Premier Korizis Dies Amid Greece War Crisis
Athens reports the sudden death of Premier Alex sandros Korizis at age 50 amid Greece’s war with Italy. The government announced only the death and a Saturday funeral, while Cavrakos claimed supreme military governor duties. King George II and leaders pledged to form a new government to continue the war effort.
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Koizis
John Aretaxas
Metaxas
Koriala
Italy
Korlzig
Christos Cavrakos
War Ministry
Cavrakos
Eddie Rickenbacker Resumes Duties After Crash Recovery
Eddie Rickenbacker has recovered enough from February injuries to resume some business activities. Still in a hospital bed, the Eastern Air Lines president presided at a board meeting at Piedmont hospital in Atlanta today.
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Atlanta
Eddie Rickenbacker
Here
Eastern Air Lines
Piedmont Hospital
Fierce Fighting Rages on North African Front and Greek Advances
April reports from Cairo describe stubborn close combat along the Tunisian and Libyan border as Axis forts at Tobruk and Salam suffer heavier losses while British imperial forces push far into key positions. Prisoners rise to about 1,577 with 77 new captives noted. Italian dispatches claim decisive Greek stagnation near Toannina and imminent recapture of Porto Edda, with Italians asserting numerous Greek prisoners and seized materiel.
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Cairo
Egypt
Asis
R.A.F
Middle East
Tobruk
Salam
Rome
Toannina
Epirus
Porto Edda
Albana
Stefani
Santi Quaranta
Mussolini
Deanna Durbin Weds Producer Vaughn Paul in Wilshire Church
Nineteen year old Deanna Durbin married Vaughn Paul, 26, associate producer, in an elaborate double ring ceremony at Wilshire Methodist Episcopal Church with Dr Willsie Martin officiating. About 960 guests attended before a Beverly Hills hotel reception.
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Hollywood
Deanna Durbin
Vaughn Paul
Wilshire Methodist T
Hitler to Observe 52nd Birthday at Army Headquarters
Hitler will spend his 52nd birthday at military headquarters poring over maps with generals and tracking the progress of German armies. Dietrich said the Fuehrer will review reports from around the world, incorporating them into planning and orders while in vigorous health. Goebbels urged Germans to display the Swastika in honor of his birthday.
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Hitler
Berlin
Thefuehrer
Otto Dietrich
Dietrich
Germany
Joseph Goebbels
Germans Face Buffer Line in Greek Front
In eastern Greece near Mount Olympus a German advance met a British Greek buffer line. Observers say the Germans may have encountered a 27 strong defensive line as battles continue through difficult terrain despite road destructions. Prisoners, many Allied, total 17,000 from Yugoslavia capitulation. New Zealanders and Australians among captures. booty includes 25 heavy guns and 12 British armored cars.
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Berlin
Mount Olympus
Greece
Pindus Range
Larisa
Trikkalm
Icannine
Yugoslavia
Thessaly
Trouble At Ford Plant Sparks Guard Posts In Detroit
Police set up posts at Ford Motor River Rouge plant after reports of trouble inside the property. A crowd gathered with several men seen wearing United Automobile Workers insignia and a union broadcast warning workers away from the foundry. Early morning reports mention clashes between union members and workers during a 10 day strike at the Rouge plant that ended April 21.
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Detroit
Stets
Ford Motor Company
River Rouge
United Automobile Workers
Ronge
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A.E. Wiggin
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