Surplus Sugar to Britain Proposed in Senate Debates
Senator Clark of Missouri urged removing sugar production limits and sending any surplus to Great Britain to ease their shortage. He argued the US could produce to capacity and export excess while maintaining domestic supply. The debate centers on a bill allocating the Philippine deficit between foreign buyers and domestic producers, with opponents claiming it would break promises and hurt the US sugar industry.
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Washington
Benator Clark
Great Britain
Senate
Philippine Islands
Wiender
Clark
Britain
United States
Eilender
Cuba
Hult
Wickard
O'Mahoney
Wyo
Harper
George
The
Foreign Relations Committee
Huff
Townsend Store Liquor Vendor Assumes Duties
Townsend June 2 Special Townsend has a new liquor vendor, Lynch, who succeeds Al Schwab now manager of Montana Elevator. Sergeant Keith recruiting service officer to visit Townsend for 18 to 36 year olds interested in army. contact at Townsend postoffice. Local notes list social visits, school attendance, guild meetings, and community updates across White Sulphur Springs, Helena, Missoula, and Great Falls.
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Townsend
Wheil Lynch
Mr. Lynch
al Schwab
Montana Elevator Company
Keith
Army
Ward
George van Fleet
Bozemat
Lessie Kirley
Owen Kirley
Floyd Kirley
Mae Kirley
Missoula
Ruth Blanchard
Helena
Edith Fox
Blanchard Taugh
Tash
Lester Ormiston
Lois White
Billy Hran
Ormiston
Ernest Young
Ray Nydegger
Mary Schreiner
Jean Reynolds
James Ward
Wright
James Nydegger
Ramona Sheridan
Joyce
Jackson Schmitz
Young
Gloria Lundin
Irons Sul
Schmitz
Higan
Agnes Ann Holloway
Eloise Woodland
Calif
and Toney
Grace Franklin
Great Falls
Margaret Smith
V Vernon
Dorothy Ballard
Murray Schreiner
Colleen Guffey
Ira Merritt
Lester
Douglas Haxey
Fairfax
St. John’s Guild
Martin Juhl
Ed Daniels
Langora
Andy Bach
Henry Cottonwood
L. M. Gooley
Syil Werg
J. B. Houck
Butte
Guy Kirscher
White Sulphur Springs Guild
Fred Weed
Will
Boyd
Warren Horner
Joseph Bossier
Montana
A. J. White
Tana Liquor Control Board
Sn- B. F
Butte Visit by Iowa Lab Tech Cited Tragic Death Return
Iowa laboratory technician Hazel Hammersland of the Montana State Livestock Sanitary board traveled to Butte yesterday to discuss an airplane for Daglé Grove Iowa where her mother died Sunday night. Hammersland had visited Heleni two years ago.
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Oss Hazel Hammersland
Montana State Livestock Sanitary Board
Butte
Daglé Grove
Iowa
Hammersland
Heleni
War Strikes Babies Hardest At Bethnal Green Hospital
Wartime London slums endure nightly air raids driving families underground. The Queen's for Children hospital at Bethnal Green treats bomb casualties and ill infants, funded largely by American relief donations and New York State’s anti-meningitis serum supplies, captured in 1944 images.
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London
Queen's For Children Hospital
Bethmal Green
New York
Council Defers Bid To Lease Course
The city council deferred a decision on a three year lease with a possible two year extension for the Last Chance golf course at the request of operator Bill Roberts. Noble P Evans reported six basements on Warren street flooded by the weekend storm and blamed tree roots in sewer pipes for the slow drainage. May city revenues included 840 from dog licenses 6.50 bicycle licenses 47 building permits 71 street opening permits 126 plumbing certificates 46 sewer permits and 25.50 gas inspections. A bid deadline for a new police patrol car is 10 am June 23. A quarterly health conference with Dr L FP Hall was scheduled for this afternoon.
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Last Chance
Bill Roberts
Noble P. Evans
Warren Street
L. FP. Hall
Chungking Hit by Fifth Japanese Raid on Mission Home
Japanese raiders bombed Chungking for a fifth time this bombing season after a Lub-day lapse. The Rev W A McCurdy residence, a guest house for missionaries, was damaged to about 6500 dollars. There were 20 casualties.
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Chungking
W. A. McCurdy
Welfare Department Issues Checks For Many Persons
Welfare Department issued checks totaling 236076.61 to assist 9090 persons in June. Administrator J M Brandford said funds were apportioned 25320051 for 12449 under age assistance, 77151.85 to aid 6283 dependent children, and 5724.25 for 258 needy blind. Average payments ran 20.33 for old age, 12.08 per child, and 22.18 per blind person. Last month totals were 251402.96 for 12448 aged, 77997.05 for 2662 children, and 5407 for 280 blind.
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The
Gate Public Welfare Department
J. M. Brandford
Violent Death Toll Rises With Five Fatalities
A week in Mortana saw six deaths linked to violence and accidents including an auto accident, gunshot wounds, a self inflicted Runshot, a dung overdose, and a logging accident. The toll for the year reaches 53 in the state, while the Army Medical History in Washington houses about one million reference volumes.
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Mortana
Funeral Services Held For Harriet Gadbow
Kaltepell reports services today through June 7 for Harriet Gadbow 18 whose death resulted from an accidental rifle shot fired by her brother 9. Coroner Harry C. Campbell noted the incident amid the investigation.
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Kaltepell
Feneral Aervices
Harriet Gadbow
Tie
Tim
Harry C. Campbell
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Montgomery Ward
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Placer
Welfare Department
Army Medical Mhtory
Gallatin Gateway Inn
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Gallatin Gateway
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