Achievement Day for Clus set in Burns Hall June 10
The Lewis and Clark county Achievement Day for Home Demonstration Club members will be held Friday June 10 in Burns Hall at Wolf Creek. County agent’s office announced plans for a large event with county booths under defined divisions. A reception will follow, and a noon picnic is planned at World’s Grove with attendees bringing their own lunches.
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Lewis and Clark County
Beld Im Burns Hall
Wolf Creek
Tom Herrin
Booth
Ray Shumate
T. J. Kuzelka
Jarrow
Joe Falton
Glaude Corry
Ehabs
Exchels
Weing
Prickly Pear Home Demonstration Club
Dearborn Homes Demonstration Club
Joh Burns
Kenneth Burns
Robert Funk
R. E. Mahood
World's Grove
Margaret Tuller Af Bozeman
Otana State College
State Convention of Business Women Opens in Lewistown
Lewistown June 3 Nearly 100 delegates are registered as the three day state convention of the Federation of Business and Professional Women's clubs opens tomorrow morning. President Margaret F P Clifford of Ballspell arrives to attend the board meeting and opening ceremonies. Irene Headley Armes international field senator from Boston arrives as official representative. Highlights include an interclub luncheon with the Lewistown Rotary and Kiwanis clubs and a recognition breakfast for Belle Harmon of Lewistown for outstanding service.
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Lewielowo
Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Margaret FP
Clifford
Ballspell
Board of Direvigrs’ Meating
Irene Headley Armes
Natiomal
Boston
Ftational
Hizit
Lewistown
Kiwanis
Final Vote On Bill Delayed Amid Utility Funding Clash
senators debated restrictions on using funds for duplicating power plants while Roosevelt faced questions over good faith offers to buy out existing plants. Barkley warned the senate would stay in session late to push the spending and lending bill as amendments moved the total to 3.422 billion dollars.
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Roosevelt
Barkley
Jsdged
Harkley
Appropriations
Norris
Ind. Neb
Schwellenbach
Wash
Philp HH Gadsden
Committee of Utility Executives
Gadsden
Appropriations Group
Senate
Appropriations Committee
Lodge
Musa
W.P.A
P.W.A
House
Adame D
Colo.j
Entertainment to Be Sponsored by Young Democrats Next Week
The Young Democratic Club of Lewis and Clark county discussed plans for an entertainment event scheduled for Thursday June 3 at the American Legion ball. Marl Dalton was named general chairman and Ne W J Buller the state veterinarian spoke on department work. Gail Brown announced the national Young Democrats convention in Seattle July 14 15 and 16 with Montana delegates. Harvey Rosencraps offered vocal calls at the meeting.
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Lewis and Clark County
American Legion
Marl Dalton
Ne. W. J. Buller
Gail Brown
Montana
United States
Seattle
Harvey Rosencraps
Wheeler vows to oppose tariff cuts on metals and farm goods
Senator S K Wheeler writes to The Independent pledging vigorous opposition to any tariff reductions on copper, lead, zinc, cattle and farm products imported from foreign countries. He cites currency depreciation by Europe and Asia and says he will fight to protect American farmers, miners and manufacturers even if accused of opposing the administration.
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8. K. Wheeler
Independent
J. F. O'Brien
Hutte
Montana Metal Trades Council
Wheeler
O'Brien
Montana
Senate
Bank Raiders Taken by Buffalo Police
Buffalo police charged a tall Texas man with attempted bank robbery after a downtown Buffalo bank incident. Det. Thiel Whalen said two sticks of dynamite and a bottle of fluid were found in his pocket as he demanded $10,000 in the Liberty Bank lobby. Jesse Dalton of Tyler Texas was booked on the charge.
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Buffalo
Taapi
John J. Whalen
Jesse Dalton
Tyler
Texas
Huntsville
State Penitentiary
Thiel Whalen
Whalen
Liberty Bank of Buffalo
Vital Statistics and Death Notices in Helena
Marriage licenses list Robert Blythe and Ethel Louise Fisher both of Helena. Births report a daughter to Willis and Mrs. King of 1808 Oak Street, and daughters to Lawrence Sand of Craig and Roger Porter of 15 South Park Avenue. Deaths note Jota David Warris, 75. Funeral notices set private services for Stella Wart and services for John D. Harris with rites at Opp and Conrad chapel and Forestvale cemetery.
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Robert Blythe
Ethel Louise Fisher
Helena
Willis King
Oak Atrest
St. John’s Hospital
Lawrence Sand
Craig
St. John's
Roger Porter
South Park Avenue
St. Peter's Hospital
Stella Wart
Charles S. Tart
Resurrection Cemetery
Opp
Conrad
John D. Harris
Montana
Wolf Creek
Conrad Chapel
A. P. Alton
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Bern Forestvale Cemetery
Stockgrowers Warn Tax Overhaul Needed at Annual Meet
The Stockgrowers association hosts 500 stockmen for its annual convention in Torrington Wyoming. President Sam C. Hyatt from Hyattville blasts rising government spending and taxes. He warns rates will push assets into insolvency and calls for drastic tax reductions and comprehensive reform to prevent further strain on producers.
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Stockgrowers Association
Torrington
Wyo
Sam C. Hyatt
Wyomings of Hyattville
Ts Ur
Defense role of hydro power on St Lawrence rivers
Washington reports Representative Andrews of New York emphasized hydro electric power development on the St Lawrence as vital to national defense, urging action to expand water resources for energy security.
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Washington
Andrews
N. Y
St. Lawrence River
Steel issue taken at New York sale of 2% debentures
New York June 2. The sale of a new issue of 160,068,900 2 percent 10 year debentures of United States Steel Corporation at par was completed. Wall Street bond trades closed with whistling tonight.
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New York
United States Steel Corporation
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Young Democrats
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Calvert Distilers Corp
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Poquisville, KY
Chorus
Genator Wheeler
Buffalo Police
Jota David Warris
Rayoo
SALE
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