Allied Forces Push Through Norway Front Near Dombas
Allied infantry and artillery moved along snowbound roads toward the northern front in Norway as heavy fighting loomed. British air forces bombed German targets in Denmark and Norway, attacking fuel dumps at Oslofjord and downing six planes while damaging eight others.
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London
Norway
Helm
Telck
God
Froah Royeres
Qermanth
Dombas
Trondheim
Denmark
Vallo
Oslofjord
Air Ministry
Decisive Clash in Progress in Norway
A savage headon clash between German and British troops was reported along the Guébrandsdalen road northwest of Lillehammer in central Norway. German columns were said to have captured Roros on the Glomma river, with fighting continuing 25 miles southwest of Lillehammer as Norwegian forces and Allied reinforcements reportedly retreated east from the area.
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Stockholm
Guébrandsdalen
Lillehammer
Dagen Nyheler
Roros
Glomma River
Otto
Germany
Rom Ringebu
Urely
Grips
Glomma
Trondhole
Aden
High Montana income tax total sets new record
With two months remaining in the fiscal year, Montana income tax collections began July 1, 1989, reaching a new all time high of 549,800 in state coffers. Board chairmen announced the record as 1, while total collections are 814,200 above the previous high. Taxable and nontaxable returns increased. 27,900 taxable and 14,208 nontaxable returns filed since July 1.
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Montana
Charman KB
A. Doe
Sam D. Goza
John A. Matthews
State Board of Polmuaation
C. Burns
Delegates Arrive For Big Meeting Of State Bankers
Delegates arrive from nearly every Montana community for a statewide bankers meeting hosted by the Montana branch of the Federal Reserve Bank. About 200 guests including 80 women are expected with spring decorations in the lobby. The women’s program includes luncheon, a piano concert, and sightseeing, while the men’s program features a luncheon, talks on industry topics, and an agriculture address by W C Coffey from the University of Minnesota.
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Montane Club
Stefan Bardus
Carroll College
Mont Club
Piacer
W. C. Coffey
University of
Report of death of Fleming denied by war office
Langon April 26 The war office announced tonight that reports that Captain Peter Fleming brilliant young Eagles journalist and author had been killed in Norway were without foundation A Glockhelm newspaper had quoted Norwegian refugees saying Fleming was killed in no manner.
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Langon
War Offics
Peter Fleming
Young Eagles
Wean
Noreway
Glockhelm
Fleming
Resolutions to Be Drawn by Chamber Meeting
The Mon tanana Chamber general membership meets at 9:80 this morning to consider resolutions drafted by committees yesterday and last night. Officers and board members will be elected in the morning session, with adjournment expected this afternoon. Committees worked late, with aviation and new industries reports submitted. Judge Leonard Dekaly of Lewistown chairs the new industries committee.
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Montanana, Inc
Ccnsonn
Nhane
Reperta
Rommitteca— Aviation
Induatrice
Industrica
Leonard Dekaly
Lewistown
Voto Ta Nc
Ayers and Rowe Lead Montana Talks on State Policy
Governor Roy E. Ayers addressed Montanans, Inc. at their annual meeting praising water conservation and land use plans while James Howe urged public support to resist foreign pressure. About 209 attendees from across Montana heard remarks as the banquet marked the organization’s largest meeting to date with 189 registered.
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Roy E. Ayers
Montanans, Inc
James Howe
Butte
Montanins
Treasure State
Montana
Montong
Casinder of Commerce
A. T. Hibbard
Union Bank and Trust Company
Asi
Daingates
Speaka
Ayers
Montanan’s Incorporated
Great Water Conservation
Theatre bank nights upheld as lotteries by Montana court
The Montana Supreme Court ruled three to two that theatre bank nights are lotteries under state law, affirming a Missoula County District Court injunction against Fox BiSouth Theatre Corp. Justice Ralph L. Arnold wrote the majority opinion, with Chief Justice Johnson dissenting. The opinion discusses the attempted legal workaround and confirms that such schemes are prohibited under Montana lottery laws.
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Theatre Bank
Supreme Court
Montana
State Supreme Court
Missoula County
Claude F. Morris
White
Bank Right
Pew Enterprise
Tuetica
Ronald
John L Lewis Urges Negroes to Join C SO in Politics
Washington April 26 John L Lewis urged American Negroes to unite with his forces in political action to improve the economic status of the masses. His appeal at the national Negro Congress ties to farm organizations and labor groups, and to support a Democratic platform in 1940. His speech is seen as part of campaign planning amid his break with the administration and broader nonpartisan labor alignment including youth and working groups. He proposed housing and health needs and old age security payments of at least 60 dollars monthly to individuals or couples.
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Washington
John L. Lewin
Negroea of America
National Negro Congress
Wee
Tle Premious
Bern
Wnaatia
Hoos Walt
Rie
Montana Registrants for Annual Meeting Listed
Following are the registrations for the annual meeting of Mantanong Ing up until late yesterday afternoon. The list includes names such as Roy Carrot Helena, Joseph Z. They, G. R. Byazler, Otfn L. Wieher, Ferguson, Matt G. Dalfour, Tovia Hobiltt, Paul W. Smith, Lewis Denwell, Fred Rennion, J. W. Moorinon, Kuehn, Tennes Trenne, HM Ellaworth, Joy G. Diamond, Jack Say-Jn, Carl Anderson, A. Fithhard, John Dishman, Leahey, Adams, McAllister, Grattan, Winkler, Thompson Falk, Missoula, and many others. Continued on Page 107.
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Man
Kuehn
M. PB
Trenne
Ellaworth
Red Nuegule
Joy G. Diamond
Hrea Be Duck
Paul Etchepare
Jack Say- Jn
A. FL Tuttle
Carl Anderson
Alt. Fithhard
Chinook
If Af
Atantgomerys Blaney
W. A. Nutt
J. A. Donen
Livingston
E. MM
Webley
Rongman
Weeley
St. Ignatius
John Dishman
G- St. Meckworth
Leahey
BR Graham
Thompson Falk Tames
Lo Adams
Ara
A. G. McAllister
Kallspell
Singer Grattan
al Winkler
G. A. Hummer
Wale Inen Monk
C. Crawhart
Mardin
Ut. W. Bunston
Missoula
Ben Ta Smith
George L. Kntaht
Tt. A. Campbell
J. OH. Ramakill
OB. Matthew
Lal T Cheval
Tf McLeod
L. S. MacDonald
Bet. Tutte
Tames
Mowe
Kealey
George N. Short
Gy Leipheimer
John C. Ityan
RB. Thonn
Carl Travermin
Thompson
J. MacDonald
Es Jonas
Adele Wilkingon
W. Z. Beaumont
Tom Marabell
V. W. Towne
Alex Legeal
Joe B. O'Brien
Marlin Guilerton
Jt. Gregg
F. A. Thomson
Z. G. Wedding
Bazentin
T. VR. Rone
H. Welsh
W. N. Poréy
Az correspondents die on battlefields
Borlin and Ay al report that 74 American war correspondents have been killed since the European war began. German newspapermen are described as sheltered observers who served as regular troops in land sea and air combat.
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Borlin
Ayal
Ayradia
Dun B
DNB
Fdr
Wheeler Declines Vice President Nomination
Washington April 26 Benatar Wheeler of Montana said he would not accept the vice presidential nomination, stating he is not old enough and would rather be a senator from Montana. He denied reports of a Roosevelt-Wheeler ticket and noted he has filed to run for the Senate. Other developments include a push for a constitutional amendment limiting presidents to two terms and Rhode Island’s delegation to the national convention.
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Wheeler
Washington
Benatar Wheeler
D. Mont
Tve
Roossvelt
Shi Available Wheeler
Cal
Rght Eguinat Lin Supreme Cork
Toosevelt
Tha
Senate
Montana
A. Itoporsi
Rep. Knutson
Minn
Rhode Island
Nalinoal
Thoman Fi
Dewey
Jones
Pennsylvania
Todlans
Baby Girl Killed In Fall Beneath Runaway Wagon
Betty Jean Derhelm, two year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Theo Derhelm farmers near Huntley, died after slipping from a moving wagon driven by a runaway team. The child was dragged several hundred feet and suffered a fatal skull fracture. The father found her after the wagon halted and pulled her free before she died.
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Betty
Yvan Derhelia
Mia
Theo Derhelm
Huntley
Alster
Trent
Betty Jean
Wage-Hour Act Revisions Spark House Debate
Washington April 26 furious debate in the House over amendments to exempt large groups from the wage hour law. Backers say exemptions protect farmers and processors, while opponents warn of widening loopholes affecting up to 2,000,000 workers and undermining existing protections. Party lines mix with claims of a farm era welfare aim and a lobbying push by lumbering, machinery, and dairy interests.
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Washington
Twe Barden
Representacive Arden Dy
N.C
Jnen Apt
Republicana
Democrats
House Tabor
Western Union Faces Charges in U S Lottery Drive
Chicago reports indictments in a federal gambling crackdown targeting wire and radio outlets. Western Union Telegraph Co and 18 individuals stand accused of transmitting horse racing data to aid betting. Four Chicagoans named alongside others allegedly conspired to run a miniature broadcasting setup sending track results to bettors.
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Chicago
Western Union Telegraph Company
Velograph Company
Hale billion dollars approved for roads
Washington on April 26 the highway roads committee tentatively agreed to recommend an appropriation of 476000000 for federal highway aid during the 1915 period.
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Washington
Howe Roads
Germany Looks to Press for Grave Diplomacy Statement
German Foreign Minister von Ribbentrop may disclose what invaders found in Oslo regarding covert talks between Britain and Norway to secure Norway as a northern war front. Berlin awaits the high level message as speculation swirls over a potential Reich declaration to the foreign press and diplomacy.
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Joachim von Midrentrop
Berlin
Norway
Sas von Ribbentrop
Hitler
Oslo
Min- Inter
Refchs
Continental Oil cuts gas prices in Helena market
Melena's Continental Oil stations led a price drop by three cents on premium and two on regular, with premium down to 23 cents and regular to 20 cents per gallon. Wholesale price cut of two and a half cents sparked dealers to reduce retail by another half cent, followed by broader citywide declines in motor fuel prices as of yesterday noon.
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Helena
Melena
Continental Oil Company
Steve J. Connolly
Continental of Company
Nnan Center
Desser
Mother and Daughter Die in Kalispell Fire
Kalispell April 26 A blast at a family farm home southwest of here fatally burned Mabel Iltama 22 and her daughter Nona 8. Mrs Williamta used dinant flate to light the kitchen fire causing the liquid to ignite the room. Ernest, the husband, and four children were elsewhere in the house. two of the other children were treated for burns at a local hospital.
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Kalispell
Stra
Mabel'Iltama
Nona
Rein Rose
Otal
Mother and Baby Die Under Train in Warsaw
In Warsaw Indiana on April 25 Inspector Gilbert 74 pursued after a mother and her 10 month old son as they stepped onto a Pennsylvania railroad train at Florceton. Both were killed by the train passengers.
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Warsaw
Ind
Gilbert
Pennsylvania Railroad
Trann
Florceton
Montana Range Revival Under Spring Rains
Montana's grasslands rebound after a wet season with widespread moisture across the state. Dr. Wyd. Bitter notes spring will bring better forage, aiding stockmen after a decade of drought and harsh heat. Sheep and cattle numbers surged amid pastures recovering, though some areas remain scorched and patchy. Water trucking to distant ranges persisted as ranchers faced lingering challenges.
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Montana
Wyd. Bitter
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Rowe
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Enferntine
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U. S
Jorepy Tauteig
Montanans Registration
Western Union
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