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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1933
Page
4
A damaged OCR fragment reports a break in incident targeting lockers at UC and ADB. The readable parts mention thefts of shirts and cameras, with unclear details about dates, locations, or suspects.
Dr Brannon spoke to the seniors of Harlowton High tonight addressing graduates, classmate contacts, and nearby schools. He recently visited a local school and wartime notes mention college programs, with references to Northern War era topics and state normal college activities in tone.
A garbled article reports the Industrial Board will not cover Henry's pajamas claim. The piece references the Woodward area, Burke Clements, and various officials, but readable details are scarce. The tone resembles a brief government action notice with uncertain names and locations.
A terse historical note describes Montana court sessions, focusing on civil cases and prisoners, mentioning Pasland as a small county and detailing itinerant hearings. The text references Wadeq and Jewstown as locales and notes a declaration of special hours around noon.
A gathering at Dillon on March 15 ended in tragedy as a serious accident injured several attendees. Witnesses recall a sudden crash when a carriage skidded, the vehicle tipping and the wheels collapsing, leaving multiple family members and friends affected and prompting immediate medical attention.
A chaotic recount describes two suspects linked to shoplifting incidents. Patrolman Thames detained the pair after a busy afternoon as locals and witnesses explain the sequence of events and resulting arrests.
Los Angeles May 31. Hawkes aims to test a robot controlled transcontinental air plane with Frank Watlis leading the effort. The 14 cylinder monoplane, capable of 266 miles an hour, could land at Find Bennett airport Brooklyn after the flight. Hawkes expects robots to fly commercial planes soon, following tests.
Navy officials and aviation experts clash over the value of airships in military use as Rear Admiral Cree Marvell and Rear Admiral King defend aeronautics while General Favtor and Dr Karl Arnprein dispute their place. Akron designer Los Angeled Akron defends the airship program amid charges. In other notes, a race at Tanforan track ends with Quiver third after a favorite fails to win.
A garbled OCR fragment describes a Salt Lame school event with Wines leading the field amid uncertain names and scores. The piece references Memphis Court, a teacher, and various student names, suggesting a track or athletic meet with multiple participants and outcomes.
In western Montana the Northern Montana men compete at the 60th Games with participants from multiple tribes and communities. The piece notes fifty or more tribes involved, a Denver-based head basketball coach from the University of Colorado and a focus on endurance, training, and ceremonial aspects amid the event's long history.
A California crash injures five tourists including Arlene and Wanises with several children reported among the victims. The scene involved multiple unnamed individuals and authorities, and the report mentions Corrington and Mr trek in puzzling detail.
A slow paced gathering of Western Line leaders discussed adoption of a code and its enforcement. Officials from Minnesota Iowa and neighboring states framed proposals with leaders of the steel and industry sectors weighing in on production regulation and policy shifts.
Fragmentary text with scattered names and terms. Difficult to discern a coherent event or person focus from the noisy OCR snippet provided.
Fragmented OCR note hints at a sports item or local event involving Papeete, Wests, and a game or match. Details are unreadable. no clear teams, score, date, or location emerge.
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