Congress to outlaw foreign-controlled groups in new bill
Washington reports proposed legislation to ban membership in foreign-controlled unions such as the Communist and German American bands. It would not bar ideology but restrict active membership and funding. President Roosevelt considered a national defense council to coordinate counter-subversive efforts across agencies. A Senate hearing planned behind closed doors. The FBI formed a national defense investigation unit led by Hugh H. Clere to track subversive activity with about 250 agents assigned.
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President Roosevelts War Power For Economic Mobilization
New York June 1 AP The magazine Factor Management and Balance asserts President Roosevelt under existing regulation has power to issue compulsory orders and commandeer plants to further defense, signaling broad executive control over industry. It notes the 1916 National Defense Act and section 20 grant wartime powers, while discussing how rapid emergency could redefine government industry relations if a major war occurs. The piece reflects on the scope of executive reach in peacetime and wartime.
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Tronberell
Garth Former Helena Minin Dies in Colorado
E A Garth a former Helena Minin died today at 78 in Denver after a career that included operator roles in various towns. Immigrating from Germany in 1883, he lived in Philadelphia and Helena before settling in Colorado. He is survived by his wife, three sons and a daughter, all of Denver.
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Germany
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Helena
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Colorado
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Terrible Terry aims Nebraska governorship myth
Scottsbluff Neb June 2 P opponents label Terry Carpenter a decade in politics a stormy figure. The 40 year old businessman built a public persona with radio serials and bold campaigns from mayor bids to gubernatorial runs. He campaigned on pensions and liquor schemes, built a business empire, and his rise from small town roots to state power is framed as a modern American success tale.
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Lincoln
Jnin Bu Aioena
Luialate
Milan
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Scotishft
Rover i
Terrytown
Ile
Almont
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Governor calls conference on pilot training in Idaho
Governor Bottelfeyen proposed an eight state conference in the Ninth Army Corps area to organize civilian pilot training under the national defense program. J G Bruce of Idaho Utilities Commission, named by General Knox to direct the program in two corps areas, suggested regional committees to prepare data on pilots, equipment, and training facilities for rapid action if needed.
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Gol
Frank Knox
Chicago
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Ayrea
Paniel
Bottelfeen
Senator Pittman Says No Immediate Danger From Invaders
Nevada senator Roy Pittman, chair of the Senate Foreign Relations committee, declares no immediate danger from invasion threats. He warns preparedness remains, noting war’s outcome could influence U S position, and cites potential fleet shifts if Britain and France fall. He skips attending a local wedding event.
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Roy Pittman
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Diltur
Pitnan
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Pacific
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Tulse
Eland
Hubert Alars
Fon Hardy
Teklisa
Whett
Attorothy McBirney
Tillan Tantetat
Soviet Yugoslavia ties tighten after ratification talks
Between Yugoslavia and Soviet Russia a trade pact ratification was followed by private conferences between Prince Paul and Soviet Minister Verily Lauren. The discussions aimed to deepen ties as official ratification neared.
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Soviet
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Prince Paul
Verily Laurenthail
Death toll for week end reaches two hundred fourteen
The nation reports 214 fatalities during the long Memorial day weekend with 149 traffic deaths, California leading with 37 traffic and 19 other deaths. Drownings, gym accidents, and plane crashes also noted across several states.
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Colorado
Montana
Nebraska
Wyomlog
Northwest Airlines action goes before Washington courts
Spokane June 1 a show cause order forces Superior Judge Greenough to prepare or certify a statement of facts in the $75,000 suit of Lorne Livermore against Northwest Airlines. The order, issued by Supreme Court Trustee W. J. Minar, follows a writ of mandamus over alleged improper settlement of the statement of facts. Livermore sued for the death of her husband Joe Livermore, a Northwest pilot, with a jury award previously $37,600 after a $76,000 initial claim.
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Wash
C. W. Greenourh
Jude Sa
Lorne Livermore
Northwest
Toda
Greenough
Supreme Court Trallee W. J. Minar
Hn Alfidavita
Judea Greenough
Caor
Offer of Million For Taking Hitler Is Withdrawn
Dr Samuel Warden Church president of Carnegie Institute announced the 1 099 million reward for Adolf Hitler has expired without claim He said the offer was made after a letter from a European statesman predicting Hitler would attack the Maginot line and divide the Balkans Wealthy Pittsburgh residents subscribed the money during May to place Hitler in the custody of the League of Nations for trial for crimes against peace and humanity
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High Court of Justice
Royal Air Force Raids Three Nazi Bases in Holland
The British air force carried out raids on three Nazi bases in the Netherlands including Willemporg and Biase Sule near Rotterdam. Reports from NBC relay that target areas around Nieuwpoort and Ostend in Belgium were bombed, with fires started and ammunition destruction claimed. A separate line notes German aircraft destroyed in Narvik, while a cautionary tech aside mentions vehicle tire maintenance and fuel efficiency.
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Ostend
Rotterdney
Brien Nehuing
Theregion
Narvik
Fron Ara
Woman from India to speak at Monteith State College program
Bozeman June 1 Traveling from Lombsy India Mrs Opal Petrausch Daft will be the guest speaker at the Woman's day program during commencement week at Monteith State College on June 3. She previously graduated from Montana State and was the 1940 Woman's day speaker. Her world tour began after her selection and she later married A E Daft. Her career includes work in Tokyo at the American consulate and a life of travel. She is daughter of Dr Luyelya Petramnett of Hoveman and was active in campus life at college.
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Lombsy
India
Howe
Opal Petrausch Daft
Aly
Apear
Monteith State College
Mary Baxter
Doramen Jaehatrman
Duff
Montana State
Ahe
Mia Haxter
Trl
Roundup essay contest on state bank for youth
A historical feature outlines how banks serve public deposits and fund long term savings. It explains bank income sources from loans, investments, and fees, and notes protections like the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. It argues banks balance profits with serving small depositors, urging trust in banking as a democratic institution.
Rainy stretch slows town as outages lash low wind
Readers report on days of light rain totaling .06 inches, leaving a .01 inch moisture deficit for June 1. A windy storm knocked Montana Power lines, cutting power for about half an hour and stopping elevators and till machines. Power restored after repairs and neighbors returned to normal. The forecast for last week was noted as cloudy.
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Montana
Britain Brace for Invasion as War News From Europe Grows
Fragmented dispatches describe civilians along transport routes cheering returning troops while reports claim British air and naval units downed German planes and damaged a torpedo boat off the Belgian coast. Soldiers recount brutal fighting and refugees pushed ahead as Axis forces press toward Britain.
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England
Britain
Duckerquy
Coset
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Wlandora
White House silent on Italian messages report
Washington June 1 The White House gave no light tonight on reports of renewed exchanges between President Roosevelt and Premier Mussolini. Stephen Early the president's press secretary said there had been an almost continuous exchange between the president and the heads of various departments.
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White House
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Muscolini
Stephen Early
Varlo
National Forest Timber Sealed Bid Notice for Missoula Region
Regional Forester announces sealed bids for merchantable timber on about 1200 acres in sections 17 15 30 and 2 T12N R7W MPM. Timber includes Douglas fir lodgepole pine and alpine fir with an estimated 1 950 000 ft B M plus 226 000 and 34 000 ft B M respectively. Bid deposit 286 required. Information from Forest Supervisor Helena Montana.
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Montana
Teludlng Jaan
Bear Trap
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Dart
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