Martin faction of UAW reaffiliates with AFL in Detroit
The independent United Automobile Workers faction in Detroit announced an overwhelming vote to reaffiliate with the American Federation of Labor. A membership poll showed 66,168 in favor, 3,376 opposed, with 17 percent turnout and 38 voided. The group seeks AFL charter and full autonomy in state affairs, while rival factions contest official recognition in court.
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Detroit
Homer Bisrtlu
United Automobile Workers Union
Ulloy T Mendership
American Federation of Labor
Mianhallow
Martin
Elis
Bothaniin
UAW
C.10 Ua.w
Sta
Green
Amon
A. Fo of Lander
Martino
Ten dead nine hurt in German accident
In Twnburg Germany a crowded bus with passengers including Juan and Py Teo collided with a motor driven railroad implement at a grade crossing near Wultecn. Ten people died and nine were injured in the crash authorities reported today.
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Twnburg
Germany
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Ned
Wultecn
Personal notices from the Dacey era
Personal items mention Mr and Mrs 7 5 Comm of Wall attending a function on the Dacey septer Way Ed Kelly of Shelly visited the Maser yesterday Gordon of Shelly attended the Mager seaterday John T. Stork of Miings was a business visitor Ieee yesterday The Reytberbert 3 14 Fox from Taing4 registered At the Paver yesterday Arthur Sheehan and wife Maryel plan trips to Washington Di New York city Robert Aciler of Bully visited Inonda here yesterday
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Shelly
Mager
John T. Stork
Miings Wan
Ieee
Fox
Arthur Sheehan
Maryel
Washington
New York City
Robert Aciler
Hitler Seeks Encirclement as War Talk Grows
A chaotic exchange reports Hitler warning that encirclement is a risky game while associations discuss alliance aims. Daladier and Laval reject aggression and outline a return to independence, while France and Britain weigh mutual aid, Turkey, and Russia in evolving diplomatic moves amid Europe’s tense prewar climate.
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Dalauter
France
Rth Remiss
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Turkey
Monsrow
London
Tursia
Ncichhorn
Toursia
Mutuel Assistanca
Dala
Diet
Europa
Stnsael
Germany
Stish-Frough
Notre Dame Coach Joins Carroll College Staff
Notre Dame man Kuharich joins Carroll College as head coach of three-sport intercollegiate activities and intramurals after a long Notre Dame career as a player and coach. He will oversee Montana Conference play and supervise graduate training while guiding Carroll teams to prior benchmarks set by Bill Jones and Wilbur Eaton.
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Stern
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Elmer Layden
Mbyaieal Education School
Notre Dame
Wuharich Daas Betn
Route Bend High School
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Weley
Tiaat
Sailege
Carroll
Nous Dame
Bill Jones
Wilbur Eaton
St. Charlea
Har Athintic
Nuharich
Montana College
Bicycle Trip 10 Butte Acclaimed General Success
Report from a bicycle caravan returning to Butte last night after a festive ride through several towns. Led by Highway Patrolman Hugh Potter, the group traveled from Park to Montana and Nevada towns visiting inns and businesses, planning a truck serenade but rerouted by rain. They showcased relics and tales attributed to famous frontiersmen, with Frank Brown guiding a gathering at the Moose Hall at 7:30 PM.
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Butte
Hugh Potter
Bulle
Northern Pacific
Utah
Arizona
Park
Montana
Mt Middlebrooks
John Pulleh
Taylors
Kesalor'y
Charley M. Rigsell
Wild Elk
George
Indiana
Hultalo Bill
Kendall
Wild Bil Hickok
Mr. Gray
Nyeo
Frank Brown
Christian Science Lesson On Creation Opens With Biblical Verses
The article outlines a Christian Science lesson on creation and God's majesty, citing Psalms 93:1 and 108:4, 2, from the Bible, and referencing the textbook by Mary Baker Eddy. It also notes the June 4 opening of a granite walled section of the Colimaolo Highway in Lyons, Colorado, by Governor Ralph Lo Carr, providing a direct route to Rocky Mountain National Park.
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Chrvist
Lac Fm
Narman
Mary Baker Bidy
God
Lyons
Colo
Pietuiracque
Granite Wallad North
Ralph la. Carr
Rocky Mountain Nations Park
Carroll College Ends Year With Commencement Events
Carroll College concludes its year with graduation activities led by Joseph K. Kubarich as director of intercollegiate athletics. Governor Roy Ayers addresses graduates at the gymnasium, outlining duties to country and democracy. The day includes mass, baccalaureate at St. Helena Cathedral, and senior events at the Placer Hotel and college parlors. Alumni officers for 1939-40 elected, with Deacon Kevin Gelheunto as president?
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DeGroal
Ter. Jobe F. Gromle
Joseph K. Kubarich
University of Notre Dame
My. Teuharich
Notre Dame
Elmer Layden
Echoa
Yaifaux
Montapa
Idaho
Yors
Ing
Montana
Roy Es Ayers
Ayers
Valiegel
St. Selena
Carroll
John A. Gallagher
Cumorg
Father Gallagher
John Sa Itvan
Mfiorasan Thancellor
Thomas Ganton
M. A. Webte
Wishm
Iife
Piecer Hotel
Outtor
Placer Hotel
Wile Gelheunto
Helena
Catrol Footbellster
Ed Maroniek
East Helone
Hmnet Niley
Fwing Hold Their Convention in Cassville WI
A Cassville Wisconsin gathering drew a large crowd for a village convention featuring many twins, a potato salad, and a carnival. The event included a tree ride, a plunge into a river journey, and a civic club election of officers amidst a festive village fair atmosphere.
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Cassville
Wis
Dune
Minaizaipnd
Wisconsin
Iowa
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Taanvilla Civic Club Uth
Demobilization Under Way as Franco Army Near End
Madrid reports a new government order sets June 36 for completing demobilisation of about 420 000 soldiers in General Franco’s army of 1 30 000. Trains and other transport are crowded with homeward troops as officials keep precise records to guard against rash remobilisation.
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Madrid
Arden
Generelisaintc
Francisco Franco
Birth and Death Notices from St. Johns and Local Hospitals
Vital statistics list a birth to Mr and Mrs Kenneth Tyler of Howlder a daughter at St. John s Hospital. Deaths include Theresa Ladwig 78 wife of August Ladwic of Breckenridge who died at St John s Hospital. Reasle Marstall Wollcamb, longtime Helena resident, who died at St Peter s Hospital. Christian Scanner funeral services set for early Tuesday with burial in I.O.O.F cemetery. Governor Ayre and Dr Riley Goé Blehop Gilmore among speakers at ceremonies with multiple college awards and debate team memberships announced for Helena, Anaconda, Butte, Missoula and other students.
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Theresa Ladwig
August Ladwic
Breckenridge
Reasle Marstall Wollcamb
St Peter's Hospital
Ifelong
Christian Scianer
Onn
Comrad Chanel
Zo'slock
Burlat
Greenen
Praatdons
Ayére
Riley Goé Blehop Gilmore
Dnetnh
J. Mackie
Anaconda
Carroll
Janina L. Cumming
Helena
James D. Graham
Helote Nenlor
John P. Miller
Butte
James Aylwaré
Bultsresbonen
Floyd Willey
Missoula
Russians and Japanese clash near Changkafeng zone
Seoul dispatch reports Russians and Japanese fighting near Changkafeng, last summer's pocket war site. Six Russian bodies found, others carried away after noon battle. Japanese casualties listed as five wounded. Government claims Russians entered Manchoukuo's Chientan province.
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Tokyo
He Nawapaper
Niehl-Niebl
Seoul
Caplix
Korea
Huemain
Japmioss
Changkafeng
Chientan
Manchoukuo
Ikse
DOCTRINES OF CHRIST EULOGIZED BY FARLEY
Conway Arkansas June 4. Postmaster General James A Farley urged applying basic Christian principles and a moral rebirth to meet current needs. Receiving an honorary law charter from Hendrix College Farley spoke of following Christ’s taught doctrines to support constitutions. Also: a Texas Pacific passenger train derailed west of Colony Fork, two killed and several injured.
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Conway
Ark
James A. Farley
Charter of Laws
Hendrix College
Farley
Democratic National Committee
Earth
Ranger
Teear
Duce
Colony Fork
Hure
Wbd
Change in relief setup possibly 10 be made shortly
Washington June 4 A House Appropriations subcommittee reported rapid progress on a plan to restructure relief programs. Rep Woodruff acting chair said a measure would be reported to the House for immediate action, proposing to earmark about 125 million of the 1.447 billion WPA request to the Public Works administration. The panel debated ending WPA construction roles entirely, with testimony noting WPA costs often rose above private contractor prices.
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Washington
House
Woodrwus
Vad
Hoosswell
Tha
Wothke
Whia
St Tina
Janet
WPA
River transport blamed for farming price bias and railroad burden
The piece argues river transport subsidies favor consumers and farmers by depressing prices through rail costs. It claims river shipping, funded by taxpayers, keeps railroads underregulated while channels, dams, and locks require public support. It calls for looser railroad rules and fewer limits on river transport.
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