Achievements Highlighted by Templeton in Chevela Schools
Superintendent Payne Templeton released a comprehensive list of achievements by Chevela teachers trustees and students for 1939. He noted many efforts go unlisted, with only the most notable projects receiving public notice and heralded progress in high school organization, home and family education, citizenship, health, and employment guidance. The report cites the vocational program forming at the aero nabiles and related trades and mentions elementary projects like Emerson’s farm unit and a fifth grade latem pale project as examples of active classroom activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Payne
Templeton
Cheleva
Igh
Ighec
School of Aeronabiles
Emerson
Helene's Diamond Jubilee Loses Cobb Attendee
Lyn A. Cobb, noted humorist and short story writer, cannot attend Helene's Diamond Jubilee July 13 to 16. He sent a courteous note via Henry Waard, Jubilee secretary, citing other plans. A mock invitation letter from Cobb expresses regret but gratitude. A city permit was issued for a false front on Higgins cigar plate at 24 North Main Street, with no fee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyn A. Cobb
Helene
Henry Waard
Woure
Fred Naggole
Helens
California
Helena
B. J. Decker
Higgins
North Main Street
General testimony on revolt and security duties heats hearing
A witness, Moseley, testifies on presidential power to act for citizen safety as hearings probe revolt. The committee debates credibility of sources while General with military bearing presents a lengthy statement and documentary evidence. A Hawthorne music test and school community issues are also touched on, noting rising student orchestras and PTA concerns.
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Thorkelson
Mont
Liberation
William Dudley Pelley
New Statesman
Central
Chairmas Healey
Mass
Hawthorne
Truin
Fowrth
Americans Question Healey As House Committee Probes German Bonds
A House committee interview with Healey devolves into demands for a statement. Committee counsel seeks answers while Healey seeks permission to read a prepared statement. Witnesses discuss German American groups, New York meetings, and identities of attendees as Moseley and Thorkelson push toward floor disclosure.
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Healey
Moseley
Thorkelson
Epaet
More Moisture Reaches Eastern Montana and Dakotas
Weather reports show showers spreading across eastern Montana and adjacent states. Glendive logged 0.66 inches by 5:30 p m Horeman 0.42 inches and Billings 1.26 inches. Storms blanket area east of Billings, Wilton North Dakota 0.38 inch. Rain brings relief to farmers troubled by grasshoppers and drought. Expect generally fair and warmer weather Thursday and Friday.
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Montsaarosiarcey
Glendive
Horeman
Billings
Bilinga
Wilston
N. D
Drouth
Weather Bureau
Prinay
Goberly War Veteran Passes in Montana
Thomas J. Coberly a 68 year old native of Helena and longtime Butte resident died yesterday at Fort Harrison veterans hospital after illness since February 26 He enlisted in the First Montana Volunteer Infantry in the Spanish American War and was honorably discharged in 1899 Surviving are his wife Sophia his sister Etta Rang a half sister and brother-in-law John Astle plus a half sister Ada Toralykill The body is at Opp and Conrad mortuary
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Thomas J. Coberly
Helena
Butte Ronident
Fort Morrison Veterans’ Hospital
Coberly
Butte
Montana Volunteer Infantry
Sophia H. Coberly
Ainter
Etta Rang
Oklahon
John Astle
Seattle
Mra
Adne
Toralykill
Opp and
Conrad Mortuary
Suit Settled By Stipulation In Damage Action
A $53,000 damage suit brought by Stele Onion against Kenneth Spry and Consolidated Freight Lines was settled in district court by stipulation. The defendants were accused of negligence in a truck horse collision that severely injured a plaintiff riding a saddie horse.
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Stele Onion
Kenneth Spry
Consolidated Freight Lines
Pistoilet
Man Seizes Police Lead After Surrender
A man named Tap of Livingston entered the county jail and told Sheriff O Connell he was wanted on a Livingston forgery charge. Authorities later confirmed his admission and plan to take Tap into custody. He offered no explanation for surrender. A theft report from Mrs. Cecil Storm noted a laundry bag with clothing items stolen from her car at Carroll College. In London, British cookery faced sharp critique at a conference of the Angoriated Country Women of the World. Dr H F Martin, former Midland College president, resigned and will join Western Theological Seminary as dean and professor.
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Ray ‘Tap
Livingston
Brien O'Connell
Tap
Top
Cecil Storm
Boon
Carroll College
ARK Critical
London
Mia
Fitenboth Coleman
Lexington
Fiucator Quita Fremont, Neb
H.F. Martin
Nebranks
Oldent College
Midland College
Malis
Western Theological Nemnary
Presmont
Justice Manton On Stand In Own Defense
Justice Manton prepares to testify in his own defense as prosecutors argue he directed or solicited bribes totaling about 225000 through a network involving judges and clerks. Defense counters irregularities and calls witnesses disputing co defendant status and prior bribery claims. The case follows Manton's resignation amid ethics complaints and scrutiny by the House Judiciary Committee.
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Urge Buin Diamond & Roberte
Circuit Court
Hie
Lethe
Maoton
Dows
Bomeelt
Manton
U. & Supreme Court
Iitiquaia Bafore Tis Court
Camimlaints
Te Douse
Newark County Bistrict
Thonis H. Dewey
Personal notes drift from a busy small town
A string of brief personals from Butve, Hutte, Great Falia, Missoura and nearby areas lists residents seen at Harvey and Placer venues, with numerous names including Uiarry I Klit, d Glurk, Irwin, W A Johnson, DC McCabe, Lea Engated, HM Helen, Masten, Ralph W Brown, E H Binkenles, N Martin, Tos BlackWond, OM Taha, J Moore, and T Tr iinworth. The entry closes with a separate brief report: Burton Franks, 22, found guilty of murder in Waxahachia, Texas, for the Wilemon bank president slaying during a May 30 robbery.
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W. A. Johnson
Great Falia Wan
D.C. McCabe
Great Falta
Helens
Butta Regia
McLean, Ar
Lewistown
Vincer Yesineday
A Kelly
Mikaonla
Terea
Paevey Yéatarding
JG. Sinclatr
Wolf Creek
Harvey
Ralph W. Brown
Missoura
Plactr
E. H. Binkenles
Ewe Y Ve
Martin
Rilings
Waxahachia
Texas
Burton Franks
W. D. Wilemon
Marypenis
Leadership in Congress Aims at Speed on Hull Proposals
In Washington leaders push to adjourn by July 15 while House and Senate debate Hull arms policy proposals. Nye hints at possible filibuster against the embargo but suggests it may not be needed. White House talks yield no clear path for action, Foreign Relations committee to weigh the plan.
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Whitley
Mous Baeror Tang
Auld
Mauriatinty Legislatas
Aguate Fareigh
Ith
Hull
House
Nye
Renortera
Congress
Washington
America
Rayburn
Barkley
Soviet Leaders Weigh End of Aggression and Western Tactics
Molotov signals Britain and France may seek reciprocity while warning against pulling Germany as a cat's paw to manage European tensions. He notes Britain and France prefer defending those they guaranteed and insists Soviet cooperation requires broad, binding terms amid stalled negotiations and lingering distrust.
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Germany
Moscow
Covcett
Mylatott
Hugin
Nore
Hiitens
Frange
W.S
Britain
France
Rayer
Russia
Latvia
London
Paris
Fter
Wither Hritaln
Mraner
Nils
Stalin Sid Rureta
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Missouri Insurance
Thomas J. Pendergast
O'Malley
Kansas City
Lentheric
Shanghai
Fligelman
Palm Beach
Cobb
Jubilee
Kohn Maal
Rhea Whitley
Jounner
Frite Kuhn
Mre
Rudyard Urzeff
Jamates
L. 1
Uzzell
Nan
New York City
Uszell
New York
Kano
T. J. Goberly
Mannage
Albert Curtin Stekjem
Sheridan
Wye
Anne Mae Rummel
Helpai
Justice Manton
U. S
John T. Caniil
Aagu
Madson Samsell
Juhn B. Lotech
Lotach
Thar
Edeim Yho
Connecticut
Thomas
Jonas Johnson
Federal District Court
Uiarry I. Klit of
Butve
Eb, d. Glurk
Hutte Wan
Mergey Gratertay
Flor. Irwin
Marcy
Sae
BlackWond
Taha Fon
Dye
Tabrink
J. F Moore
Wlacer Yraterday
Tr Iinworth
Milneworth
Senate
Europe
St John's
Mat
Denver Tailors
A.D. Liberman
KODAK
Lescerlintets
Woodbury
Tor
Avalons
Sensation Wings
Dominoes
Hepolira Boe
Maggiorla
T&s
Ee Col Ward Drug CO
Strain Brothers
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