Billion Dollar Relief Bill Reported Favorably in Senate
Washington reports a 61.085 billion relief bill with national defense provisions. A new section would authorize noncombatant Civilian Conservation Corps training for youths, including vehicle repair, road work, photography, first aid, cooking, signaling, and other duties relevant to defense. The subcommittee trimmed funds, kept allegiance oath, and adjusted administration costs.
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Relief From Nervous Troubles Through Chinese Herbs
After years of nervousness heart and kidney trouble I found relief in one week using Won Sun's Chinese Herbs. The user, MH. J. A. Songer of Cody, Wyoming, praises the product and recommends it. Chinese Herbs are available from the Wong Sun company at 1911 Lyndale Avenue, Helena, Montana.
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Filing Deadline Looms as 92 Enter Field in Montana Race
The article notes a filing deadline at midnight and lists candidates Lovelace Padbury and others. Lovelace, a Montana resident for 49 years, runs a motor supply business and ranch, pledging to advance water conservation and aviation development. Padbury, from Helena, seeks secretary of state, vowing a businesslike, efficient administration and has served three terms in the state house.
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Casualties in Raid on Paris Rise Amid Wide Allied Bombing
Reported sustained Allied raids hit key German targets in France and along the Somme front with numerous explosions and fires. German bombers attacked northwest Germany and Holland while swarms of planes strafed the Rhone valley and Paris prior to the German drive on the heart of France. Paris casualties rose to 167 in the city, with 124 civilians and 47 soldiers killed, plus hundreds wounded.
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Louisiana Democrats Unify Behind Uninstructed Delegation
Baton Rouge June 4 The Louisiana Democratic convention booed Senator Alten Blender while he sought third term support for Roosevelt yet approved a unit rule for the national convention with Louisiana's 20 delegates to vote as a unit. The body rejected a third term resolution and backed an uninstructed delegation while noting past factional alignments and naming statewide figures.
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Governors urge rapid nationwide armament for defense
Hibbing Minnesota June 4 Governor Harlan J Bunfield a South Dakota Republican told the national governors conference the United States must arm quickly to deter war and protect democracy. He warned that war could bring dictatorship, urged vigilance against hysteria, and criticized federal spending as wasted on useless projects while neglecting a strong national defense.
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South Dakota
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Iowa Republicans Jubilant Over Expanded Primary Vote
Des Moines Iowa June 4 Republicans celebrate a larger primary vote with more than 50000 GOP ballots, the largest since 1994. Governor George A Wilson Rex Wilican and Jubo Valentine named as sub senator nominees for the fall. Democrats expect turnout well below 2000 levels, contrasting 1938 high marks.
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Rollman Heads Journeymen Barbers at Montana meeting
Charles Rollman of Hut te waarr was elected president of the Montana State Association of Journey men Barbers at the closing session of the biennial convention in Livingston. R Woods of Roundup named vice president. J R Coatesla reelected secretary. Convention city selected for 1942. about 40 delegates and wives attended. Washington report notes Senate confirmation of Montana postmasters including Loa Rigggratat Charlo and Charles Gihaon Monkinai Choteau.
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Senate Today
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Harlem
George T. O'Brien
Sidney
Reginald W. Spangler
Supérior
Richard B. Vickers
Virginia City
Missouri Woman Charged With Murder by Poison
Emma Barone Hepperman, 46, of Wenteville, charged by warrant with murdering her husband Tony Henpermen by poison. Jurors found the farmer’s death after a two-year marriage to be a homicide, while doctors cited a dying declaration. Exhumation and autopsy details noted, with Hepperman denying involvement amidst husband’s death.
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June
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Tony Henpermen
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der Lk Neuberner
Hepperman
Hore
Alogélus A. Behneldar
Schneldar
Peter
Canadian Navy Aids Britain's Defense From Invaders
Ottawa reports ships of the Canadian navy in British waters to aid in defending Britain. Prime Minister W. L. Mackenzie King told the House that Canadian troops have relieved British garrisons in the West and that a fighter squadron and Royal Canadian Air Force units would be deployed overseas.
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Railway business women meet at Karata ranch gathering
Bozeman June 4 The fret convention in its year history will be held June 17 22 by the railway business women of the Valleys center. More than 10 million delegates from railway centers of the West are expected. Speakers include RB W Clark vice president Northern Pacific and Margaret Talbott Stevenson editor of the B&O magazine. TREED DY DEAT bears on a forest ranger attacked by a brown bear at the Apache national forest Arizona last week.
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Northern Pacffc Railway
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Albuquerque
Jina
Robert Munro
Forest Service
Abacho National Forest
Arizona
Butte Woman Honored At Daughters of the Nile
Terre Haute reports Mrs. Cora J. Byana of Terre was elected supreme queen of the supreme temple at the international convention of the Daughters of the Nile. Mrs. Laura McGregor of Butte Montana was named supreme princess lahker of the fraternal order.
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Terre, Heute
Supreme Temple
Weather Record in Aman India Reports Heavy Rainfall
A message notes an extraordinary fall of rain measuring seventy seven inches at Aman in a single event. The report emphasizes the extreme intensity of this storm and its impact on local conditions.
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