Naval officers arrive to establish volunteer radio unit in Helena
Captain N. O. Gross and Ensign H. E. Dildine arrived in Helena after visiting Spokane Missoula and Butte to confer with Dr. B. C. Shearer on creating a volunteer communications reserve for amateur radio operators. Dildine, a Montana native, promised a thrilling drop in a deeps mine cave at Butte. They depart for Butte to set up a service unit aboard a Curtis Hell Diver bomber.
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N. OH. Gross
13Th Air District
H. E. Dildine
Seattle Navy Air
Helena Yester Way
B.C. Shearer
Othors
Navy
Seattle
Spokane
Missoula
Butte
Dildine
Montana
Miles City
Missouri
Shearer
Boy Slightly Hurt When Hit by Auto Near Jackson and Sixth
A 12-year-old, Jackie Rouse, was slightly injured when struck by a car driven by Ellison Craig yesterday afternoon near Jackson Street and Sixth Avenue. He ran from between two parked cars at Montgomery Ward and stepped in front of the car, which stopped in time. Craig took him to St. Peter's Hospital for treatment and released him to his home. no charges were filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellison Craig
Jackson Street
Sixth Avenue
Jackie Rouse
W. Rouse
Craig
Montgomery Ward
Crafe
St. Peter's Hospital
Crafy
State Pardons Board Grants One Year Commutation for Youth
The state pardon board approved commutation of Ralph Strome from two years to one year for second degree burglary, issued yesterday. At 15 years old, he was convicted in September 1931 by the court of Judith. The commutation makes him eligible for parole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Strome
State Board of Pardons
Strome
Triat
Judith
World conference eyed to stabilize silver and debts
A June report from Washington notes that a world economic conference may include silver stabilization and broader monetary topics. Secretary Stimson says the US favors a world scope, not a separate monetary gathering, with US participation under consideration. Oil company reps voice cautious optimism about a future workable pact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Stephenson Smith
Washington
Liver
United States
Stimson
Linthicum
D. Ma
House Committee On Foreign Affairs
House
Senate
Great Britain
State Department
Senate Bill Conferees Preserve Tax Hikes Amid Relief Debate
Congressional conferees kept most Senate tax increases in a broad bill, approving higher rates on income, corporation, gas, and energy while extending many excises through July. The measure retains oil, coal, copper and lumber items and includes post and telecommunications levies, with adjustments to refunds and exemptions.
VEW TAX SCHEDULES IN THE FINAL FORM
Washington June 3 The new tax schedule of the billion dollar revenue bill in its final form follows: individual income tax rates start at one per cent on income over eight thousand dollars rising to fifty five per cent on income over one million. exemptions for married persons and singles are listed, earned income allowance removed, corporation rates rise to 34 4 per cent for consolidated returns, inheritance and gift taxes adjust, import and manufacturers excise taxes detailed, and various goods and services face new rates from lubricating oil to candy and sodas with explicit thresholds and percentages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aix
Ioana
Washington
Annual J UC Alumni Banquet and Class Day Events
Intermountain alumni from Montana gather for the annual reunion at the Eddy tonight at 6 40 with Professor Paul M Adama as principal speaker. The program includes glee club music, readings, a 1932 initiatory stunt, and officer installations. A dinner and later dance follow, with a daytime business meeting at Brady's Ter room at 2, and a class day program for seniors featuring a tennis match and baseball game. A reception by President Wendyll Brook is at Mile Hall at 4.
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Intermountain
Montana
Eddy Cabin
Paul M. Adama
Mila
Glee Club
John Carlson
Clana
Asanrlation
Brady's Ter
Linus Carleton
Association
Renervaliona
Certride R. Crane
Betty
Wendyll
Brook
Mile Hall
Marketing corporation poised to finance nation's wool output
The National Wool Marketing Corporation promises to finance the U S wool output, with Montana cooperation and Farm Board ties cited. It operates with 15 directors from five districts and an executive committee led by Sol Meyer and RF Clary, aiming to stabilize prices and manage surplus through orderly sales to mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marketing Corporation
National Wool Marketing Corporation
United States
Murray FB. Stebbins
Montana Wool Coonarathe Marketing Association
National Corporation
Federal Farm Board
Farm Board
Stebbins Caplained
Browers
Montana Wool Cooperative Marketing Association
Montana
Stebpins
Jewel District
National
Woo
Reetors
Sol Meyer
San Angelo
Texas
RF. Clary
Great Falls
Mont
Mitdager
If. B. Embach
Tian Agar
Paul Draper
Haste
Mayer
Clary
A. A. Johns
Arizona
A. W. Hovch
Oregon
J. J. Lemmon
South Dakota
L. W. Eliott
Frank le
Tadustriensly
National Wool Marketing Carneration
Montana Wnolerow
Ara
Roof
Ciary
Chancellor Brannon to Attend Multiple Montana Graduations
Dr. M. A. Brannon chancellor of the Greater University of Montana leaves Helena for Butte to attend State School of Mines commencement and will travel to Missoula Bozeman and Havre to observe graduation exercises at Northern Montana and Eastern Montana Normal and other state colleges. He also plans to address the state Rotary convention and return to Helena after attending multiple ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. A. Brannon
University of Montana
Butte
State School of Mines
Hell
Jie
Misaoula
Brannon
Rotars Club
White House
Miscellana
Bozeman
Montana State
Jon
Helena
Whit Tike
Billings
Montana Normal
Reco
Anton Chanelion Brannan
Innatle
Montana
Haven
Senor Wit
State College
State Treasury Report Shows June Balances and Receipts
The state treasurer reported Montana banks held in default on June 1 a balance of 1 598 988.37, covering cash balances of all state funds. May 1 balance stood at 1 380 054 512. June receipts totaled 990 082.93 while disbursements reached 1 055 949.25. Unfinished business amounted to 72 748.38.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
New Corporations Certificates Issued Yesterday
Secretary of State reports filings for domestic Harrix Thompson and Company of Missoula to conduct mining and milling with 100000 shares. Lune Ben Mining Company of Helena to operate mines and plants with 126000 shares. Foreign Beet Growers Credit Corporation of Ogden Utah to lend to sugar beet growers with 160000 shares. Principal offices in Missoula. directors named for each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson and Company
Missoula
D. A. Harrisy Ruth
Ambhrona Trimp
Minsoula
F. M. Ariny
Polton
R. W. Harper
Mianoua
Lune Ben Mining Company
Helena
Capital
T. B. Weir
George T. McCee
Helens
James T. Finton
Rude
Crowera’ Credit Corporation
Ogden
Utah
Peruana
Crapital Atock
Thin Atato
Miasaula
G. I. Keating
Forty to Be Released From State Prison
The release plan approved by a state board of parole officials includes 27 prisoners to be paroled abroad and 18 inmates who have completed their full terms to be released. The action, endorsed yesterday, outlines the reshaping of the state prison population.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jung
Heart of Driacn
Montana Supreme Court Advances Four Gases for Hearing in June
The Montana Supreme Court advanced four cases for June hearing, including matters against Toole County Board of County Commissioners and the State Board of Education. The June calendar lists cases such as State ex rel M. L. Peck and others. hearings set for mid-June under Justice Kidwin Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mont
I. C. Andareon
Board of County Commissioners
Toole County
State of Montana
Highway Commission
Charlen J. Anderson
ax.Grnulals
Philip KR
Barbour
State Board of Education
Lowls and Clark
Kidwin J. Campbell
Helena
Lowla Poals
District Court
Off and Clark
Lowls
Claris County
Montana Supreme Court Yesteray
State
M. L. Peck
Snakes and Cold Blooded Animals Show Temperature Variations
The temperature of snakes and other cold blooded animals varies with the environment, following a near mathematical pattern as surroundings change.
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State Pardon Board
Ccnteases
London
Mexico
Peru
China
Argentina
Soviet
Russia
Spain
Dino Grandi
Italy
Japan
Makoto Saka
Diet
New York
Gordon
Thistlewaite Shoe Co
State Nursery CO
Biill
the Nitty Tailor
Hooter
Mills
Fundea
Garner
Ceci F. Dickson Washington
LPI
Hoover
Virginia
William Green
American Federation of ‘Labor
Rankin
Mirkiesippi
Cannon
Dar
Hovan Wayk and Means
Big Hill
Stetet
Mite
Warles
Republican Senate
Thia
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Rapidan
Secrary Ballintine
The
Treasury
Dawes
Eugene Myar
Ita Board of
Federal Reserve Board
Firearma
Sheila
Mateher
J. UC
EDDY
Markried Motintz
Brannon Lewes
Citt
W.W. Harmon
West Side Market
Arthur Williamson
Corner Park
Hele
Iisa
Bae
Helena Meat CO
Capital Motors, Inc
Drcil
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