Carroll College to Host 30th Commencement on Capitol Hill
Carroll College on Capitol Hill observes its 30th annual commencement with 17 seniors receiving degrees, awards, and plans announced for 1940 41. The Rev Tr Mantiea S Sheehy will deliver the principal address at 8 o'clock p m in the college gymnasium, with the Most Rev William J Condon and other clergy participating in a day full of masses, luncheons, receptions, and a banquet for relatives and alumni. Commencement exercises begin at 8 o'clock in the gymnasium, featuring the college orchestra and glee club, and include degree conferrals by Most Rev Joseph M Gilmore. The graduates hail from Helena Anaconda Irvington Roberts Idaho and Roundup among others.
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Helena
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Wiliam Molloy
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Stanley Marks
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Government Wins Most of Actions in High Tribunal
Washington reports the Supreme Court largely ruled in favor of the federal government, upholding price fixing to aid certain industries, protecting national labor board orders, and limiting judicial interference. It also noted appointments shaping the court and discussed Sherman Act interpretations affecting antitrust cases and labor unions.
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Federal court limits on administrative action in 1930s rulings
Summary of multiple decisions limiting federal courts from reviewing administrative agency actions and statutory interpretations. Courts upheld agency findings when supported by substantial evidence and restricted review to legal questions only. Notable rulings include labor board certification decisions and the PCI of minimum wage actions, plus a Connecticut permit requirement and censorship of religion case.
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Senator Smith foresees F. O. R. nomination likely
Senator Smith declares the nomination of F. O. R. appears inevitable as a Democratic response to the war effort. He cites broad public support and a push to renominate the chief executive, while Senator Johnson notes only two moves could stop Roosevelt’s renomination.
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German Troops Fight to Save Narvik Units
German forces press to hold Narvik positions as they fight to prevent Allied advances. Violent clashes unfold along the road north and near the Swedish frontier with units attempting to keep supply lines open amid mounting attrition.
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Fifth Column Threats and Police Reorganization In 1940s News
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Divorced agitators and fascist ties linked to wartime politics
Fragmentary account describes exiles and dissidents connected with Hitler era groups. It mentions funds allegedly handed to Nazi figures, admiration for nationalist state ideas, protests over a Nazi movement label, and claims about anti-communist funding. Emphasis on public influence under wartime pressures and the role of law enforcement.
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Roosevelt faces New Defense Push After Flanders Setback
Fresh Western powers re evaluate Allied position as Germany gains in Flanders and the Battle for the Bulge looms. Roosevelt signals a larger defense program, with a focus on aircraft, gas, tanks and motorized support to expand U.S. war production for imminent needs and a stronger protection force.
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Liberal election laws urged by 40-year socialist party
The 40-year-old socialist party announced a drive for broader election laws to require independent political groups to place their candidates before voters in competition with the two major parties. The movement seeks eased rules on ballot access and independent candidacies, aiming to widen participation in elections.
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