C C C Boy Killed in Rimini Truck Crash Near MacDonald Turnoff
Carmine Cambella a 19 year old Rimini C C C enrollee from Brooklyn N Y was killed instantly when a convoy truck overturned in soft sand at the Rimini turnoff near MacDonald pass about 5 30 yesterday afternoon Four other enrollees were injured and 10 escaped unscathed Officials and patrolmen began an immediate investigation with authorities noting the death was due to a fractured skull The truck driven by Joe Fates was part of a four vehicle convoy returning from Massoula Continued on Page 3
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Rimini
Carmine Cambella
Rimini C.C.C
Brooklyn
N. Y
C.C.C
MacDonald Pass
Cambella
Hugh K Patter Fo
Highway Patrol
Wan
Joe Fates
CCG
Advange on Trondheim Held Up
Stockholm reports German blitzkrieg in Norway paused to let Oslo Nazi force catch up with mechanized advance. Swed dispatches say Germans fortifying Roroa sector near Osterdalen as British hold Trondheim Dombas rail line. Two additional German columns probed Gudbraodadalen and Horos sector toward Btoron.
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Norway
Oslo
Trondheim
Osterdalen
Roroa
Storen
Trondheim-Dombas
Host quits WPA but some back
Washington reports that over 1,260,000 workers have left the WPA rolls voluntarily in the last 22 months likely to seek private work. Commissioner Harrington released the figure amid National Employment Week observances. Hopkins noted that about 106,000 quit per month, though many were later recalled to WPA duties.
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WPA
Colonet F. C Harrington
Roosevelt
Hopkins
Stagsen in Capital to See Chiefs of G O P
Governor Harold Stannen arrives in Washington for meetings with national party leaders as he seeks input from party factions before delivering the keynote at the Philadelphia convention. Blassen’s supporters expect him to deliver the keynote.
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G.0.p
Washington
Harold Stannen
Mino Aotm
Capital
Aaluses
Oanional Party
Blassen
Delver
Philadelphia
Germans Confess Allies Delay Norway Advance
Berlin reports new German blows against Allied land and sea forces in Norway with reinforcements moving north toward Trondheim. The high command notes some resistance from Oslo northward, with heaviest fighting around Dombas, Tynset and Horogaress as German forces encircle Norwegian units in Etranvanger.
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Germany
High Command
Trondheim
Oslo
Dombas
Tynset
Horogaress
DNB
Eaid Nasl
Etranvanger
Andgisnes
Troydhelm
Huistad
RolIa Duncan Becomes Helena Police Chief Today
Rolla Duncan a longtime Montana peace officer and former U S marshal for the state becomes Helena chief of police succeeding Roger Swish who resigns to move to Oregon. Duncan says he will focus on stronger law enforcement and keeping the community safe for families.
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Rolla Duncan
Helena
Montana
United States
Lewin
Clark County
Pallee
Brontana
Roger Swilch
Corhan
Dewey Halts Western Tour Due to Illness
Colorado Springs April 28 Dewey begins rest after illness forces bed, stopping his Wichita bound campaign departure tonight. A New York district attorney spokesman says he suffers fever on a two day layoff to recover before planned departure Thursday. Dewey's party remains in place as physicians advise rest.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Thomas F Dewey
Ujnras
Wichita
Kansas
New York
Dewey
Daney
US Ambassador Steinhardt Leaves Moscow for Home on Personal Trip
Moscow April 33 P United States Ambassador Laurence A Steinhardt departed for the United States for a brief personal leave since taking the embassy post last August He is not accompanied by Mrs Steinhardt and plans to confer with President Roosevelt and Secretary Hull in Washington upon arrival The trip is described as purely personal.
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United States
Laurence A Steinhardt
Steinhardt
Roosevelt
Hull
Washington
Local Police Veteran Tom Martin Dies After Heart Attack
Tom Martin, 69, longtime Helena police officer, died after a heart attack that began years ago but worsened while at a police banquet Saturday night. He retired from active duty earlier this month and was remembered for his service to Helena's citizens. He attended a Montane Police Promotion banquet at the Eddy cafe, where Chief Roger Smith was honored.
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Helena
Montane Police
Roger Smith
Oregon
Eddy Cafe
Simith
Apesker
Helene
South Park
Fagtory Whistles to Call Folk to Prayer
Pallas plans a noon one minute silent prayer for world peace. The event, supported by church groups and the city council, aims to restore calm and unity.
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Pallas
Counell
Breathitt County Feud Flames and Two Men Killed
Breathing county feud turns deadly as William Combs 41 is shot in a house while seeking refuge and Dent Stermare 28 is killed by a bullet. Four suspects named by County Jailer Omet Booth are linked to the killings in Breathitt hours after a Clark County report.
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Clark County
Omet Booth
Es Dudels Combs
Boone Comba
Petey
Ronan Boy Victim of Accidental Shooting
Ronan, April 28, a small Caliber bullet wound proved fatal to Grant Lewell Zabel, nine, reportedly inflicted accidentally by his brother. The coroner said the rifle was left loaded in a corner after a gopher hunting trip and no inquest will be held.
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Ronan
Grant Lewell Zabel
Mtw
Zabell
John Mimon Pal
Zobell
Coronira
American Legion Roundup Adds Members in Indianapolis
The American Legion reports its annual Roundup added 62,179 members this weekend, bringing total membership to 880,572. Last year’s roundup added 1,210 members. The organization aims to reach a past high of 1,062,909, tying its best year.
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Indianapolis
The
American Legion
Ipereana
Allied forces repel German attack in Gudbrandsdalen Norway
London April 28 The War Office says Allied troops drove back a German assault in the Gudbrandsdalen valley the Oslo to Trondheim corridor. Fresh Allied divisions landed in Norway despite heavy German air activity and claims of German resistance being broken are disputed. A limited operation against Narvik area was noted as aviation and ground actions continue to unfold.
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War Office
Gudbrandsdalen
Oslo
Trondheim
Norway
Mo Routh
Trondetin
Narvik
Arette Circle
Young Woman 5 Hurt As Car Crashes Into Lamp Post
Mary June Stoner eighteen was injured when a car driven at high speed struck a lamp post and trees at Eleventh and Drive streets. Passenger Katharina Haggerty escaped injury. Minn Staner was taken to St Johns Hospital with noncritical injuries. Officer Williams investigated, noting the vehicle slid about 154 feet before stopping.
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Eleventh
Drie
Jameu Williams
Mina Stoner
Lloyd Brensgard
Bear
Pakaenger
Katherina Haggerty
Boulder Avenus
Murray State Teachers College bans hugging and kissing on campus
Murray Ky April 28 A college notice warns expulsion for any student seen hugging or kissing on campus after an editorial criticized a student exhibit. President James Richmond said he is addressing complaints by convening a chapel session to rebuke offenders and uphold morals of the institution.
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Murray Ky
Caeda
Murray State Teachers College
Isang
Jthis
Jamey Richmond
Neutrality Violations Targeted by New Justice Unit
Washington reports the Justice Department creates a Neutrality Laws unit to centralize arrests and prosecutions for neutrality violations. Attorney General Jackson said the unit will review cases for national interest and civil rights, with prosecutions assigned to U.S. Attorneys or special prosecutors.
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Justice Department
National Defense
Neutrality Lawa Unit
Jackson
Department
United States
Voters urged to turn out for $60 000 school bond issue
Voters urged to cast ballots tomorrow on a $60,000 school bond to enlarge Helena High School vocational department to one and a half times its present capacity. The drive, led by local committees and the Helena Chamber of Commerce, targets about 2,000 voters to validate the election with 40 percent turnout.
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Lenter Loble
Citizens Committee
Lo Volera
Helena High School
Itn
Agroinsition
Smaleyes
Zach
Loble
Naexelo
Ray Higgins
Ralph Nagisy
Jimmy Jowell
J H Walter Larson
Helena Chamber of Commerce
Helena
Farraer
Flying Cadeta
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Bood Lasve
American Legion
Vetorana
Foreign Wars
Itelena Hers Hae Benn
C W Adams Former Smelter Manager Dies in Los Angeles
Charles W Adams 60, mining engineer and former manager of Americana Smelting and Refining plant at East Helena, Mont, died in Los Angeles after a heart attack. He previously led the American Smelting and Refining Co in San Francisco and East Helena and was educated at the University of Missouri School of Mines.
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Los Angeles
Charles Whiter
Ted Adama
United States
Canada
Mexico
Adama
American Smelting and Refining Company
San Francisco
East Helena
Mont
Carheil
Charles W
Ted) Adame 50
Americana Smoetting and Refining Company
Ton Angeles
Ocenada
Merlea Howan
University of Missouri School of Mince
Adams
Armorican Smelting and Helleing Company
Roundup Man Dies From Auto Crash Injuries
Oscar Strickland, 49, a Roundup construction company employee, died at a local hospital from injuries after a car overturned on a slick highway Saturday evening. State patrol said rain made the road slippery as Strickland’s car skidded off and overturned four times.
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Oval
Strickland
Wage-Hour Amendment Battle Dives Into Farm Votes
Washington April 28 Opponents of major wage hour changes work to defeat the Barden amendments in tomorrow's house vote. Leaders say three sided trading among city and farm state members aims to win enough farm votes to block the amendments by trading votes on urban voter protections and farm relief. If the Darden amendments pass lookouts for fireworks. The situation hinges on WPA appropriation considerations and rural support. Continued on Page 3.
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Tt Farm
Barden
Uibur
Tragedy in Butte Hotel Ends in Dynmite Blast
In Butte a 32 year old man identified as Freak Mingus triggered an explosion with dynamite in a downtown hotel. Mingus died instantly after the blast, injuring Cyril Koln a police officer and a hotel resident Mrs Mattia Mingus who had come to see her daughter. Mingus allegedly killed himself after an unsuccessful reconciliation attempt. The blast wrecked the bathroom and part of the hall.
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Mra J Martin
Cyril Koln
Mattia Gold Mingus
Bre Lals Mingus
Kohn Wan
Min~ Rus
Irish to Render Real Help to Britain
London April 28 British aid from Ireland increases as Dublin officials Dr James Ryan minister of agriculture and Sean LeMass minister of supply plan to visit London on Tuesday to discuss mutual trade matters related to wartime food supplies and cooperation.
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Britain
Dublin
James Ryan
Sean Lemass
Negroes Face Roosevelt Policy Denunciation In Congress
In Washington on April 28 the National Negro Congress condemned Roosevelt administration polices and joined John L. Lewis in a nonpartisan league pact. It criticized A. Philip Randolph’s leadership, elected Yergen to succeed Tandorph, and denounced the Dies committee while urging anti-lynching laws and abolition of poll taxes.
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National Sagro Congress
Policien
Roosevelt
John L Lowin
Inter
Philip Randolph
New York
Enieago
Atos Yergen
Bite Tandorph
Ild
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CTO
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