Kentucky Governor restores citizen rights for Lieut Massie
May 1 Frankfort Kentucky Lieutenant Massie is granted citizen rights by executive order from Governor Laffoon. Massie and his wife left Winchester for Charleston after the order, planning to visit the East before returning to duty on the West Coast. The governor emphasized the act does not imply Massie forfeited rights.
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Frankfort
Laffoon
Thalla Maasie
Wintchester
Charlenton
Washington
Ihay
New York
Liewt Maasle
Budweiser contest draws crowds amid final judging
Entries flood the Budweiser contest with thousands of submissions from various locales. Advertisements highlight prize categories, including five first prizes and multiple runners up, as organizers outline rules and posting dates for winners while detailing the event’s promotional citywide reach.
Egg Grading Law Compliance By Dealers Reported
Officials say most egg dealers comply with state grading rules under scrutiny yesterday. The better grade eggs dominate shelves but officials note limited supply in the special grade, while retailers face enforcement as the year progresses.
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Raat Helena
Kenneth Raven
Grain Excellent in Central Montana Report
In central Montana fall grain yields are reported as excellent with promising prospects for the upcoming season. An official from the agriculture department noted strong conditions across the northern region and indicated continued field inspections and planning for grain initiatives.
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Montana
O'Conner
Ehlet
Renin
Ainte Topartant
Auld Ypsterday
Gasoline tax receipts rise in May in Montana state report
The Montana state board of education releases a May gasoline tax report showing higher May receipts than April and 1941 figures, but below May 1951 totals. Five months of 1951 yield 1,074,896.23 dollars from gasoline tax, with May at 371,800.08.
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Monetana
State Board of Equalication
Federal action grants Montana police jurisdiction over roads
The interior department informs that Congress has approved concurrent police jurisdiction over the Blackfeet highway and Glacier National Park road system on the Blackfeet reservation. It notes the federal government through the National Park Service will assume native control and administration of rights of way, as provided by the 1929 Montana law.
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Whbar Rave
Nader
National Park Service
Awius
Montana
Mexican Found Dead in Hotel with Relatives Sought
A Mexican national was found dead in a hotel room. Officials sought next of kin as arrangements were made with the mortuary to identify the deceased and notify relatives. Local authorities reported no immediate signs of foul play and began the standard inquiry process.
Montana Crop Outlook Bright Says Pewters
The report highlights favorable growing conditions across Montana and neighboring states. Great Northern headquarters in St Paul notes improved outlook with indicators from Helena to Great Falls and Lewistown. Pilots Priore and Struan discuss lines on the GON route and porous reporting from Minnesota and North Dakota.
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Montana
Pewters
Agpatcent Hiroighout Koriera
Rentral Montana
Dhsersniiong
Gentora
Assisan Frricht Rattenmaniger
Great Northern
St Paul
Tenawing
Struan
Minnesota
Nort
Dakota
Priore
Ferieil
Helena
Pra Inalinno
Great Falls
Tewtora
Mire
Dsis
Lewstown
Witags
Butte
King Solomon Lodge to Host Evening Program and Ceremony
A King Solomon Lodge event at the Almsante Temple in Hronadwar features a regular meeting, a short session, and a titled program including a baptism and musical performances led by AL Gooduo. The night will include a banquet, light refreshments, and honorings. A separate Wyoming news note discusses garden contract negotiations after a month of talks.
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Salomon Indee
Almsante Temple
Hronadwar
Yestering
Ty AL Gooduo
Thor
Konra
HD Miller
Dontro
Leal Mint
John Peown
Maleng Alternay
Foreclosure Granted Against L. DePrata in Suit
Judgment for $3,149.28 results from a suit by Lenn Htandill versus G. DePratiz. The case involved two promissory notes for 2,100 and 100, dating back to 1940. Recovery totals include $2,565.09 principal and interest, $170 fees, $8795 taxes, $16.25 costs, and $2149 for title abstract, with foreclosure and sale of two parcels including the Augusta hotel property in Augusta.
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Sesteydas
Corcover
Costa
Une
Muda Wee Pouiltan
Aimusta Hotel
Far Moon Proved Real Estate
Fawn
Augusta
Good rains reported over most of state
Weather bulletin notes widespread rainfall across Montana with heavy showers in the southwest and some isolated downpours elsewhere. Havre and adjacent areas received significant totals while Williston also saw rain as the system shifted northeast into Montana.
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Montana
Fureau
Havre
Williston
James Will Attend Irrigation Meetings
Fragmentary notes mention James attending irrigation meetings in Carbon County and the Massshell valley area, with references to seven HOH meetings and an irrigation project meeting in Roundy. The text is garbled but indicates scheduled gatherings related to irrigation planning.
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James
Maseeishell
Building total for May drops slightly from month before
May building totals show a small decline from April with permits issued for new construction and repairs. Total May value around 12 880. March and April figures cited, including 31 permits in April and 2 in May. Notable permits: 4415 Eighth Ave dwelling frame at 350, 1720 Aspen St log dwelling at 200, 1626 Landale Ave gasoline pump and tank at 5 placeholder.
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Monty Deided
John Bergun
Walter Paghs
Aspen Sireet
Ora Guffey
Landale Avenue
Fishermen Arrested for Fishing Without Lenses
Large party from Livingston faced charges after pleading to simple counts related to fishing without lenses. Deputy Tom Dunaker reported the incident while Deputy Wood and Dorrington noted others pleading and a dismissal.
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Patielho
Livingston
Tom Dunaker
Nelson
Lea
Wood
Dorrington
T A Johnson
Labin
Pan-Hantlers Turn To Panning For Gold In Jungle Town
A long passage chronicles Pan-Hantlers turning to gold panning in a jungle town. Mentions Washington resolutions, refugee policies, and agriculture related funding debates affecting states. Includes references to China, settler economies, and various regional concerns.
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Jungle Town
Hazel Mulaudghlin Named Helena Chairman of Nat s Radio Audition
Hazel Mulaaughlin is named Helena chairman of a national radio audition. The event gathers professional singers from Montana and surrounding states. Contestants travel from Armend Dana Idaho Nevada Mreson Chal Wath oxton to audition in a regional round leading to a national finals. The aim is to discover talent and select finalists to perform on national air.
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Jhazel Mulaughlin
Helena
Nat's Radio Audition
Armend
Dana Idaho
Nevada
Mreson
Chal
Wathoxton
Army Balloon Last in Air in Great Race
Calgary May 3 The last remaining United States Army balloon in the national race drifted toward central Alberta with a chance to reach Edmonton as the other five balloons had already dropped. Rowittid Saskatchewan May 31 One of two remaining balloons, starting from Omaha, arrived in Saskatchewan, while the other was spotted in the province’s southwest. The Goodyear VII, crewed by Roland Blaw and Frank Trotter, landed near Tygun about 75 miles from the North Dakota border.
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Calgary
United Stats
United States Army
Central Alberta
Edmonton
Tsyan
Sask
Rowitid
Omaha
Neb
Saskacheuan
Roland Blaw
Frank Trotter
Tygun
Here
Aboent
North Dakota Boundary Line
Cone Pressed as State Secretary Candidate amid Primary Recall
A stained message reports Fyn Vine of Hamilton as a possible candidate for state secretary with Favot Cone urged by supporters to run. He is seen as acceptable though debated, recalling 1928 race where Cone narrowly lost by 126 votes to W E Tarmon. Cone says a decision will come within days.
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Hamilton
Cane Henself
Ias
Cane
Freascher
Neck
Areck
W. E .Tarmon
Cone
Liam
Sidney Sanders Dies After Brief Illness
Sidney Savidera 79 a resident of the Odd Fellows home in the Yakes died at St Peter's hospital yesterday afternoon after an illness of two days. He suffered a stroke at the home Monday and was rushed to the hospital. He weakened and died within a short time. Born in Inols he came to Montana years ago and had lived at the Odd Fellows home nine years. The only surviving relative is a Waterbury Wash niece. The body was taken to the J Victor Kohler funeral home with arrangements to be announced.
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Sidney Savidera
Odd Fellows Home
Yakes
St. Peter's Hospital
Sanders
Inols
Mr. Sanders
Montana
Waterbury
Bulle
Brads
J. Victor Kohler
St Marys School Graduates Seven In Commencement
Seven diplomas were awarded at St Marys School graduation held at Overcises hall. Rev Peter M Grett delivered the commencement address. Graduates named: Richard George McKinney John Gardenmitz Frances Josephine Miller Edward Clinton Mellowan Margaret Helen Waterloway Wilma Josephphing Domain George Lawson Ryan. Class colors white and gold. Motto Onward and Upward. Program included St Vincent academy orchestra, Mother Goose playlet, school songs, and a dinner scene. Special numbers featured Anttie McGowan tap dance and Betty Purcell Lattrene Miller Chloris Davidson Vera Domain huck dance.
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E Main Srade
Gt. Mary's
St Mary's Wall
Peter M. Grett
Richard George McKinney
John Gardenmitz
Frances Josephine Miller
Edward Clinton Mellowan
Margaret Helen Waterloway
Wilma Josey Phing Domain
George Lawson Ryan
St. Vincent Academy
Anttie McGowan
Betty Purcell
Lattrene Miller
Chloris Davidson
Vera Domain
Mannie TAKAN BY LIE DETECTOR MARRIAGE REPORTED
Chicago May 31 a strange wedding ending with a lie detector test. Harriet Berger 21 and Yaclav Hund 24 married by Judge Charles B Adama while strapped to Northwestern University's lie detector. The bride's heart stopped briefly as the judge asked the bridegroom to take the bride.
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Chicago
Auang
Steel surface treated by rapid chromium Plating revealed
An extremely hard surface can be placed on steel using rapid chromium plating. The process was reported to the Electrochemical Society by Taeut A Whlink of Frankfort, Argentina, Philadelphia.
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Electrochemical Society
Taeut. A. Whlink
Frankfort
Arsenal
Philadelphia
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