Cathedral High Seniors Graduate at St Helena
Twenty five Cathedral High seniors graduate at the Cathedral of St Helena with Rev Emmet Riley delivering the address and Bishop Joseph Gilmore presenting diplomas. Honors include national honor society selections and several prize awards. class officers and a class play mark the event.
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Cathedral High School
Cathedral of
St. Helena
Emmet Riley
Carroll College
Joseph M. Giltore
Mary Alice Ballard
James Roswell
Lois Haswell
Dorothy Carico
Paul Choquette
Julia Choyanak
Heady Ann Coyle
Edith Crago
Luella Devan
Fay Grenier
Arthur Grunenfelder
Kathlene Henter
Rita MaeKeiley
Mary Keim
Vivian Kelleher
Maxine Witney
Vivian Linderman
Mary Claira Liston
Eugene MckKinnon
James McVeigh
Jessie Milch
Elmira Nunke
James Powers
Katherine Skoda
Helen Sonntag
Javan Pfeiffer
Carroll
St. Mary’s College
Bonnie Mullins
Eugene McKinnon
Marie Startnett
Jon Sebrapps
Alouez Flynn
James Boswell
Dorothy Carrico
Julia Chovanak
Mathlene Henter
Helen Sountag
Gene McKinnon
Hamilet
Copper mine operations at Santa Rita and Hurley suspended
Horace Moses, general manager of the Chino Mines division of Nevada Consolidated Copper, said copper mining and milling at Santa Rita and Hurley will be suspended for at least a month. The shutdown starts June 23 with a likely return in August, not affecting the $8 million smelter under construction to be finished by year end. The move arouses concern in Silver City, a region heavily dependent on mining.
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Silver City
N. M
Horace Moses
Chino Mines
Nevada Consolidated Copper Corporation
Santa Rita
Hurley
Moses
Chinese Protest Ruthless Slaughter at League Meeting
Geneva June 1 China urged the League of Nations to take urgent effective measures to halt Japan's savage bombardment of noncombatants. The protest against wholesale slaughter in Canton and other aerial attacks was presented to the league assembly council and Far East advisory committee, with the United States as a member.
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Geneva
China
League of Nations
Japan
Canton
League Assembly, Council and Advisory Committee On
Far East
United States
Grain Crops In State Show A Marked Advance In Week
Montana reports a weeks progress in grain crops with warm sun boosting winter wheat to its most advanced date in years. Early seeded spring wheat grows fast while later plantings show emergence. Hay crops benefit from May rains, irrigation holds ample water, and livestock are generally in good condition. insect threats from crickets and grasshoppers persist with limited damage so far.
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Montana
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Weather Bureau
Private Flyers to Take Part in Al Show This Week
Private flyers will participate in an air show at the Helena airport this weekend. Sponsors say the two day event will boost aviation interest in Montana and highlight private fliers as a key part of state aviation. N B Matthews of Missoula will attend, noted for advancing the industry and aiding Air Mail week. Inclement weather kept other Montana flyers grounded.
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Helena
Montana
N. B
Red” Matthews
Missoula
Matthews
Little Chicago Club Find Mess in Detention Session
The Married Men's night off club met at 1121 South State street in an extraordinary session held at the detective bureau on a Wednesday. Horace Norton and Edward Jeniken were reported indicted by the grand jury on charges of robbing a street conductor. Sergeant John Hanrahan arrested Ernest Engel, Charles Patterson, and Harold Norton on similar charges.
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Chicago
South State Street
Detective Bureau
Horace Norton
Edward Jeniken
John Hanrahan
Ernest Engel
Charles Patterson
Harold Norton
Woman Fined for Fishing Without License in Billings
Slate Fish and Game Warden James A Weaver was advised that a Billings woman named Geneva Saliaberg fell by the game violation wayside and was fined twenty five dollars after pleading guilty before a justice court magistrate for failing to have a fishing license.
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Slate Fish and Game
James A. Weaver
Fair Sex
Billings
Geneva Saliaberg
Justice Court
Lighting Equipment Plan for High School Field
Citizens faculty and Montana Power and General Electric representatives conferred on floodlight system type. Agreement to use underground feeders and transformers, with lamps ordered. poles donated by Montana Power to be delivered Friday. Student season ticket sale proceeds fund installation, with rewards for top sellers and a final contest on Saturday noon.
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Gommine
Montana Power
General Electric Companies
Eee
Q. A. Bernier
Montana [Power Company
Contin
Ceive
Late Tax Filings Break All Records Across State
Receipts from late income tax filings totaled 17 892.67, pushing state income from this source beyond 2 Half-million dollars for the first time. May income from the same department fell from last year’s level, with gasoline tax declines noted. Major May receipts included corporation taxes 35 971.76 natural gas taxes 9 235.83 electricity 8 703 2 chain stores 4 504 telephone 8 805.99. The May total was 488 123.16, while year-to-date figures show a stronger start than 1927. Death notice reports James Hedley, 25, who died after long aplastic anemia, relying on frequent transfusions. committee will continue action.
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State Income Tax Department
Emalizajlion Department
Luc Alumni Banquet and Meeting Saturday
Intermountain Union College alumni will hold a banquet dinner dance and business meeting Saturday evening at 7 oclock in Brarys tea room. All former students and faculty are invited and reservations are coming in from alumni in Billings and western and central Montana. Reservations via Betty Waters and listed organizers with toastmaster T. E. Mills Jr. at eve s
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Intermountain Union College
Brady
Billings
Western
Montana
Betty Waters
L176
Miss Waters
Violette Westland
Florence Molrine
Harriet Cruttenden
Leaps to Death in Los Angeles Hotel
A former Minneapolis insurance executive, W. A. Gillis, 66, leaped from the fourth story fire escape of his hotel in Los Angeles. Police ruled the death a suicide.
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Los Angeles
Minneapolis
W. A. Gillis
New Jersey Probe Demands Federal Inquiry
Washington reports a liberal bloc in the state house voted to seek a congressional and Justice Department investigation into what it calls arrogant violations of constitutional liberties in New Jersey. The move arrives amid concern over civil rights practices and potential overreach by state authorities.
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New Jersey
Washington
House
Congressional and
Justice Department
Sister Marie Gerard Named to State Board of Examiners
Gov Roy E Avers appointed Sister Marie Gerard of Lewistown to the state board of nurses examiners for a three year term. Sister Gerard is connected with the St Josephs hospital staff at Lewistown and will serve on the board alongside other nominees approved yesterday.
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Roy E. Avers
Sister Marie Gerard
Lewistown
State Board of Nurses’ Examiners
Sister Gerard
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lewistown Board Member Reappointed in 1942 Term
Lewistown official who has served on the board since 1935 will begin a new term on May 5, 1942. In New York, June 1, federal grand jurors questioned high ranking army officers including a colonel in charge of one harbor defense and two women as part of a government spy ring investigation.
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Lewistown
New York
United States Army
Federal Grand Jury
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Cathedral Gh
Rev. Riley
Nevada
Ourine
Parchen Drig CO
Ry Faris
Little Chicago
Bill
Niewers
Triumpas
LUC
Aa Calvert
Calvert
Calvert Disiltert Corp Desiree Relay
Tourseille
Cheysler Bldg
N.Y. C
Main Street
A. A. Garage
Dickey’s
Acer Streets
California
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