Commencement Friday for St. Helena Pupilo graduates
Commencement exercises for 36 eighth grade students of St. Helena parochial school will be held Friday morning after the 8 o’clock mass at the cathedral. Rev. J. G. Tongas will deliver the commencement address. Music by the Cathedral boys choir under Rev. Matthias Weber. Class Diplomas go to George Blessinger, Jack Boswell, Carolyn Brennan, Patrick Campbell, Margaret Carney, Neil Chisholm, Mary Dwyer, Jerry Ky, John Fay, Louise Flynn, Marjoris Gabe, Florence Gramney, Charleen Hawkes, Virginia Hollow, Nicholas Kagalin, Katherine Kelley, George Kramer, Fern Larsen, Alice Larson, Robert Mougrain, Robert Mulvaney, Lois Murphy, Margaret Mary Nagle, Lois O’Connell, Carroll Perry, Warry Reinig, Mary Pac Sahinen, Maryel Sheshan, Mary Agnes Shidu, Herbert Sigety, Joy Stanley, Patrick Taylor, Lloyd Wagosr, Lois Winfield, Hileen Young and Raleigh Yuhas.
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St. Helena
Cathedral
J. G. Tongas
Cathedral Boys
Matthias Weber
Heights of Columbus Christian Doctrine
George Blessinger
Jack Boswell
Carolyn Brennan
Patrick Campbell
Margaret Carney
Neil Chisholm
Mary Dwyer
Jerry Ky
John Fay
Louise Flynn
Marjoris Gabe
Florence Gramney
Charleen Hawkes
Virginia Hollow
Nicholas Kagalin
Katherine Kelley
George Kramer
Fern Larsen
Alice Larson
Robert Mougrain
Robert Mulvaney
Lois Murphy
Margaret Mary Nagle
Lois O'Connell
Carroll Perry
Warry Reinig
Mary Pac Sahinen
Maryel Sheshan
Mary Agnes Shidu
Herbert Sigety
Joy Stanley
Patrick Taylor
Lloyd Wagosr
Lois Winfield
Hileen Young
Raleight Yuhas
Hunt Goes On For Levine Boy's Head
In New Rochelle New York on June 1 authorities using a coast guard cutter and private launch investigated a section of Long Island Sound searching for the missing head of 12 year old Peter Levins whose mutilated body washed ashore last Sunday. Investigators weigh whether the head was severed by a madman or dropped from a boat with weights to conceal the body. The dump-at-sea theory has gained wide acceptance as the most substantiated clue.
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New Rochelle
N. Va
Coast Guard
Long Island Sound
Peter Levins
Canada May Reject Waterways Treaty Debated
Washington on June 1 reported Senator Pittman predicted Canada would oppose the St Lawrence waterway plan while Secretary Hull announced a treaty to give the Great Lakes a shipping outlet to the Atlantic via the St Lawrence river plus wide power development. In a separate note Senator Pope said there is no chance this session to passage his Wyoming to Idaho irrigation bill diverting Yellowstone Lake water.
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Washington
Jane
Pittman
Nev
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
St. Lawrance Waterway
Canada
Hull
Dominion
Great Lakes
Atlantic Ocean
St. Lawrences River
Pope
Idaho
Yellowstone Lake
Fellowstone National Park
Wyoming
Stella Hart Dies in Helena Hospital
Mrs Stella Hart 30 well known Helena nurse and widow of Charles Hart died yesterday evening at a local hospital from spinal meningitis. Born Stella Munroe in Sioux City Iowa she moved to Montana about 17 years ago living in Lewistown five years before settling in Helena. She trained at St Johns hospital school and was a registered nurse since 1928. Surviving: her parents Mr and Mrs David J Munroe of 925 Eighth Ave and four sisters. The body rests at Opp and Con Tact mortuary with funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Stella. Hart
Helena
Charles 8. Hart
Stella Munroe
Sioux Ciy
Iowa
Montana
Lewistown
St. John’s Hospital
Hart
David J. Munroe
Eighth Avenue
Frances Wilber
Milo Haines
Maxine
Patricia Munroe
Fuera
Jersey City Mayor and Officials Under Probe for Policies
In New Jersey, June 1, three witnesses testified in federal court for a group seeking an injunction against Mayor Frank Hague and Jersey City officials. They alleged civil rights denial, arrests and street harassment of CIO organizers, seizure of pamphlets, and surveillance of CIO headquarters. Hague appeared briefly as a subpoenaed witness.
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NeWark
N. J
Frank Hague
Jersey City
CI0
Echo
CICO
American Civil Liberties Union
Unon
Hague
National Democratic Committee
Atata
Youthful Slayer May Prove Mental Growth Case
Cincinnati June 1 Lindberg Holst aged 16 accused slayer of 11 year old Shirley Ann Woodburn was placed in juvenile court and faced a mental test after allegedly confessing to attacking the girl with a knife as she fled a wooded area where he made improper advances Sunday. Prosecutor Dudley Miller said the bespectacled youth previously charged with murder signed the confession and denied criminal attack. In Indiana three youths confessed to shooting several people with a high powered air rifle “just to see them jump” wounding none seriously. Berlin June 1 Germany promised Italy to allow central European exports to pass through Austria to Trieste as authoritative word.
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Lindberg Holst
Shirley Ann Woodburn
Juvenile Court
Dudley Miller
Newsbey
Eyanavyilie
Ind
Berlin
Germany
Italy
Austria
Adriatic
Trieste
Lady Freeman-Mitford Quizzed by Czech Authorities
Praha June 1 Miss Freeman-Mitford Friend of Hitler faced a five hour examination by Czechoslovak authorities after driving through a military protection zone toward Karlovy Vary. Police confined her briefly, confiscated meters three cameras 34 films and a notebook before she continued to Karlovy. Pro fascist leanings and wearing Nazi swastika emblems reportedly drew displeasure among locals.
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Praha
Karlovy Vary
Freeman-Mitford
Miss Freeman-Mitford
London
Miller
Rathbone’s Narrow Escapes in The Adventures of Robin Hood
Star performer Basil Rathbone, cast as Sir Guy of Gisbourne, arrives in Chico to ensure his insurance coverage before filming start. The Technicolor duel saga features Rathbone knocked from his horse, struck by an arrow, and a blade clash with Errol Flynn. He only suffers a minor foot wound in a long sequence of action. The Adventures of Robin Hood with a large star lineup opens at the Marlow.
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Rathbone
Chico
Calif
Becausa
Robin Hood
Errol Flynn
Robin
Lis
the Marlow
Machinery Will Make French Planes
Paris reports France will raise active warplanes from 1400 to 2600 by next April with American brains and machinery. The chamber leaders disclosed a plan to nearly double aviation output and asked American industry for aid. The program calls for about 500 billion francs in expenditures, with 900 million francs allocated to purchase American machinery for French aviation factories.
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Paris
France
Chamber of Deputies All Committee
Kreigh Named Commander Of Local American Legion Post
James E. Kreigh was elected commander of Lewis and Clark post No. 2, American Legion, at Grand and Wartren streets. He succeeds Georges A. Davis. Officers include Percy Gaw, De C. F. Jump Jr., D. M. Stevens, L. E. Bilxt, and current board members. Delegates named to the state convention were Kreigh, Davis, Hoffman, Hugh Adair, and F. L. Sorenson. The post endorsed installing a lighting system at the high school athletic field and presented an exhibition by the junior auxiliary rill team.
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James E. Kreigh
Lewis and Clark Post No
American Legion
Legion
Grand and Wartren Streets
Georges A. Davis
Percy Gaw
de. C. F. Jump, Jr
D. M. Stevens
Rer
L. E. Bilxt
Davis
Uart Krettow
Martin Hoffman
Art Amundson
Américan Legion
Relief board should go ten communities
Orval W. Adams of Salt Lake City argued at the mountain states accounting conference that relief should be turned back to local communities and state governments, saying centralized administration in Washington jeopardizes democracy. The speech closed the gathering of accountants from California, Colorado, Idaho, Arizona, New Mexico, Wyoming, Montana and Utah.
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Salt Lake City
American Bankers Association
Mountain States Accounting Conference
Orval W. Adams
Washington
Adam
California
Colorado
Idaho
Arizona
New Mexico
Wyoming
Montana
Utah
Taxation of Officials Theme of Discussion
Treasury officials and a committee from 20 states discussed proposed legislation to prevent retroactive taxation of salaries for state and local officials and employees. No formal announcement was made. Treasury officials were cautiously withholding endorsement to avoid hindering the administration’s plan to tax future income of government workers and securities.
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Washington
Treasury
Saares
The
Merritt to be moved to Cincinnati in kidnaping case
James E. Merritt, 26, jailed in Sheridan on charges of kidnapping and ransom in the Starley Spruance case, will be sent to Cincinnati by the federal marshal for Wyoming. FBI officials say there is no need to rush. the indictment is not returnable until next fall.
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Denver
Duke
James E. Merritt
Sheridan
Starley Spruance
Cincinnati
Wyoming
Federal Bureau of Investigation
NR. D. Brown
F.B.1
Merritt
Ohio
Brown
Enhancing English via Harmonica Thesis Wins Praise
Borrah Minetitoh at the College of the City of New York earned his degree after mastering English and wrote a four song thesis on the harmonica. The work reportedly sold six million copies and boosted his acting profile in the film Rascals with Jane Withers. Army officers report peaceful conditions returning to the capital from Ban Luis Porosi.
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Borrah Minetitoh
College of the City of
New York
Mineyiteh
Ganz
Jane Withers
Jane
Rochelle Hudson
Robert Wilcoxr
Rio
Meno City
James
Ban
Luis Porosi
Henry Armstrong Signs For Battle With Lou Ambers
Henry Armstrong announced a July 26 title bout with lightweight champion Lou Ambers of Herkimer, N Y, aiming to win the triple crown. The 23 year old holds the featherweight crown and just won the welterweight title, with observers predicting he may capture the lightweight title as well.
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Alan Gould
New York
Henry Armstrong
Pugilem
Lou Ambers
Herkimer
N. Y
Yankee Tadium
Polo Grounds
Little Negro
Ambers
Armstrong
Jittle
Innes
Pate Sarron
Madison Square Garden
Barney Rosa
Los Angeles
Amberg
Henry Stll
Armatrong
London
Dave Crowley
Ross
Mrs Legare Faces Kidnapping Charge In Court
Mrs Anna Legare a 41 year old former tearoom hostess pleaded innocent to a kidnapping charge. A 4 year old Betty Jane Hobbs smiled and waved a blue handkerchief as she sat with her parents in court. Betty had been missing nine days since disappearing from her home yard and was found safe in Ohio with a family. Legare said she took the girl there for a visit with the mother's consent, a claim denied by Betty's parents.
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North Tonawanda
Anna Legare
Betty Jane Hobbs
Betty
Caolville
Oho
Legare
Hobbs
Frederick A. Hoeftert Baid
Motion for New Trial in Harlan Labor Case
In Lonton Kentucky on June 1 a defense motion for a mistrial in the Harlan labor conspiracy case, now in its third week, was overruled by Federal District Judge H Church Ford. The motion, led by former Judge Charles I Dawson as chief of defense counsel, rested on testimony by a writer Boyd Jeom about the death of his baby boy.
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Lonton
Harlan Labor
H. Church Ford
Charles I. Dawson
Ees Defensi Legal Corpa
Boyd Jeom
Bor
Peace Plea Made by Presbyterian Church
Philadelphia June 1 AP The general assembly of the Presbyterian church adjourned urging unity with China and Japan to end the war and seek a just peace The plea was in the report of the standing committee for foreign missions presented by Rev Dr Ezra Allen Van Nuys chairman The assembly will meet in Cleveland May 25 next year
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Philadelphia
China
Japan
General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church
Cleveland
Standing Committee For Foreign Missions
Ezra Allen van Nuys
Qualifying Play On Lines Results In Some Upsets
The story recounts Walter Hagen failing to qualify for the Open at Cherry Hills and notes other top players missing the cut. It covers 1,224 entries, regional centers in Seattle Los Angeles San Francisco and Salt Lake City, and leading scores like Jack Westland Olin Dutra and Mark Fry. A Mexico City strike interrupts phones nationwide for four hours.
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Walter Hagen
America
Hagen
San Francisco
Jos Kirkwood
Joe
Mark Fry
Oakland
Calif
Hazan J
Ponte Vedra
Fla
Cherry Hills
Denver
Gonie
Craig Wood
Jess Swertser
Wilfy Cox
Leo Walper
Washington
Gene , Kunes
Judd Brumley
Chick Harbert
Ted
Seattle
Jack Westland
Chicago
Los Angeles
Olin Dutra
Charles Lacey
Dutra
Lacey
Francis Sehnelter
Oklahoma City
Fry
Salt Lake City
Kingsley
Magna
Utah
Horton Smith
Chain store tax revenue hits new high in Montana
During the first five months of the year Montana issued 7 800 chain store licenses under the chain store tax and officials expect the total to reach about 8 005 with the close of the campaign. Delinquent taxes total more than 95 000 for the year and May license sales added 4 504 23 in revenue.
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State Board of Equalization
Board of Equalization Records
AML
Montana
Repair Work Begun On Meagher's Statue
Workmen yesterday began repair on the statue of General Francis Meagher before the capital portals. The principal task is to straighten the sword wielded by the bronze reproduction of Montana's territorial governor.
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Francis Meagher
Montana
Sawmill Operator Julius Johnson Dies of Injuries
Julius O. Johnson, operator of a saw mill near East Helena, died at St. Peter's hospital from injuries after a heavy belt broke and struck him in the head and face. Johnson, formerly of Williston, N C, had recently moved to the McClellan creek district. His body to be shipped to Williston for funeral services. Opp and Conrad in charge of arrangements.
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Julius O. Johnson
East Helena
McClellan Creek
St. Peter's Hospital
Johnson
Jolson
Williston
Opp
Conrad
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