Rail Wreck Wows Lake Uppatcong Panic After Crash
A Lackawanna excursion train rear ended a 96 car freight train near Lake Uppatcong New Jersey just after midnight. Hundreds injured and homes severely affected as cars burst into flames and passengers fled in panic while authorities tended to the wounded and cleared the line.
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Serantin Pa
Yen Girl Scoute
Technorem
Dover Conerat
Famies Pyres
Care Webber
Nasrence
Notre Dame Man Named New Carroll College Head Coach
Notre Dame alum Carson Kuharieh, a notable guard under Elmer Layden, is named head coach of Carroll College's athletic program for the 1947-48 academic year. The announcement came at a campus event attended by faculty and students, highlighting Kuharieh’s Notre Dame degree in physical education and his reputation as a smart, clever guard during his playing days.
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Lote
Allegens
Wincette Reneal
Kuharieh
Notrs Dame
Pivotal
Elmer
Trent
Sfontana
Calles
Chefe Tong
Mystetty Insel M Gilmore
Carrell
Past president of Eagles 13 dies in Spokane
Mel Cary Smith Sr aged 70 a Pakaper lawyer and past grand worthy president of the Fraternal Order of Eagles died today in Spokane Washington after a brief illness. He served as leader of Eagles 13 and was active in local fraternal circles. The death was announced by his family and he will be buried in Spokane. He is survived by his widow and children.
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Spokane Wash
Mel Cary Smith
Order of Eagles
Moral Rearmament urged by Roosevelt in Washington address
President Roosevelt told a national meeting for moral rearmament that the movement could lessen the dangers of armed conflict. He cited Dr Frank Buchman as leader and urged world scale support for a united American moral effort, stressing individual responsibility and national unity as keys to global peace.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Irank Buchman
England
Norwegian Royal Pair Visit Glacier National Park
Crown Prince Olav and Crown Princess Martha toured Glacier National Park meeting Blackfeet Todtan tribe members. They joined in a ceremonial dance, observed glacier lakes, and discussed geology with naturalist Dr George C Ruble. The royal party praised Norway like scenery and noted warm weather in Denver at month’s end.
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Gladler National Park
Ulverston
Olav
Norway
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Martha
Tthhey Park
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King George and Queen Visit Canada Church
Royal couple George VI and Queen Elizabeth attend a service at Portage la Prairie and meet veterans in Winniper before departing by train for the United States. Crowds surge along the route as authorities rearrange plans to accommodate the royal visit amid a lengthy western itinerary.
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Little Town
Canada
Winnisex
Manitoba
George VI
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Attin
Portuga la Prairie
Diackland
Miles Weat
Winniper
Neuiiva
Arnt Rira
Ontario
United States
Ningare Fale
Metine Sankatchawan
Officinia
Pollenance
Andynean
Carroll College Announces 1940 Year End Program
Carroll College concludes its year with 1940 program announcements and honors. Notables speak as seniors, degrees awarded, and diplomas presented under college officials in a formal year-end ceremony.
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Carroll College
Commencement list and faculty notes from Helena college
The Helena Independent lists graduates Edward A Covje James Graham and Joni 7 Witehhe plus Prigge and Monte J Jone among those presented at the 1930 40 commencement. Very Rex Drummet Riov, president, announced the thirtieth scholastic year beginning September 1928. Dr Topel Ph DB will return next fall as head of mathematics.
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James Graham
Joni
Helena
Whalen
James $ Retogio
Wuthe ‘Larbert
Prigge
Thittow Te Tieat
Ital
Monte J Jone
Jody Wye Ammaune
Rex Drummet Riov
Rey Bernud J Topel Ph
Japs and Guerrillas Clash in Shanghai Zone
Reported clashes between Japanese forces and Chinese guerrillas occurred along the banks of the Vangt river near Shanghai. A Welsh-owned river steamer passed by as shelling and rifle fire ensued, with guerrillas or allied forces returning fire and sustaining bullet damage.
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Shanghai Zone
Shanenn
Vangt
Pase Nengers
Presganer
Roosevelt to appoint Jones to head new consolidated lending agency
Washington reports President Roosevelt intends to appoint Tesse Jones as administrator of the upcoming consolidated federal lending agency, to begin July 11. Jones, RUC chairman, would lead the Treasury-led integration with major financial corporations amid Senate scrutiny and congressional logistics.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Tesse Jones
RUC
Wil
Stwellenbaeh
Idaho
Crop conditions in Montana look promising for 1939
Montana farmers report moisture good and crops advancing despite some brush damage in eastern regions. Wheat and grain prospects appear strong across northern central areas with optimistic farmer sentiment and ongoing measures to control pests noted. conditions improve as counties report steadier yields and livestock health remains solid.
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Wiltimera
Montana
Montana Range
Muntaua
Gross Farm Income in 1938 Falls From 1937 Levels
The Bureau of Agricultural Economics estimates U S farmers earned about 9.22 billion dollars in 1938 from production and subsidies, down from 9.46 billion in 1937. State figures show declines in several states with gains in government payments and livestock values offsetting crop decreases.
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Washington
Bureau of Agricultural Econories
Vaericam Farmes
Montana
Aris
Iowa
South Dakota
Mons Targort
Ohanans
California
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Colayada
Malia
Telarida
Announcement of Garner Candidacy Sparks Western Trip Talk
Washington June 4 Politicians anticipate a stir over Garner third term plans as the president’s west coast tour nears. Reports on departure dates and San Francisco fair itineraries spark debate about a Democratic nomination. Supporters weigh Roosevelt and Garner dynamics, with party leaders eyeing a possible bid and the congressional adjournment agenda.
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Simndos
Washington
Hugh
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Wand Jessen
Tom June
Wasington
Arideum
Mant
Lee
Nate
Ray Honinalion
Opeymarin
Jews Perhaps to Be Given Refuge in Philippines
Reportedly, a U.S. survey team explored relocating Jewish refugees to the Philippine Commonwealth. The plan contemplates settling up to 30,000 Germans on Mindanao where Japanese presence is strongest, with authorities wary of a large Japanese colony and seeking alternative settlement sites.
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Philipines
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Two Montanans Drown in Missouri River
In Great Falls a canoe party on the Missouri River suffered tragedy when Mario Mikkie, 16, of Eden, and Alex Anckle, 18, of Sand Coulee, drowned while navigating 10 miles upstream from Gert Palle Roth.
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Tune
Mioangri
Mario Mikkie
Eden
Alex Tom
Gert Palle Roth
Phole
Hiker Falls From Cliff Near New York Park
Robert Gorton, 28, of New York City, slipped while walking at Mook Mountain Park trail and was extricated today after a fall. Rescuers stabilized him and he was taken to a hospital. his condition was described as serious with a gradual decline over the past week in local reports.
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Nis
Fea
Robert Gorton
New York City
Mook Mountain Park
San Moga
Calle
Hitler Uses Encirclement Charge To Rally Vets
Kassel Germany June 4 Reichsfuehrer Hitler told a large crowd of German war veterans that Britain and France pursued encirclement and revived older practices that led to World War War changes include a focus on armament and defense while denouncing past government neglect He warned rivals and hinted at decisive action directing Germany’s path and noting continued state and party discipline with references to purge and power.
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Ama
Muel
Fugoslavs Cast Stones Italians Menaced by Mob
A chaotic crowd at a regional match pelted Italian minister and officials with stones. Injuries were reported as guards intervened and arrests followed. The Italian team accused the crowd of rough conduct while one minister pocketed a stone as a souvenir.
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Alnies
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Titan
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Y Agosty
Ly Zito Lin
International
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Slefant
War Stine
Tly Face
Gollie
Reid
Wandering Jews Seek Cuba Landing Amid Sea Refugee Drift
German steamer St Louis carrying Jewish refugees drifted off Miami as authorities and agencies negotiated possible entry to Cuba. Coast guard kept watch while Hamburg-America vessels attempted to repatriate or land passengers amid tense diplomacy and uncertain futures for the evacuees.
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