Wallace Demands Preparedness On Economic Fronts
Washington, Jan 4. Secretary Wallace called for broad economic mobilization to support military preparedness. He warned that if England and France fall, the Americas become the next target and urged rapid production of guns, munitions, aircraft, tanks, and ships. He noted costs could reach 20 billion dollars annually, and said such a program would end unemployment and help domestic agriculture, but warned no such plan has been proposed yet and emphasized protecting farmers and workers from wartime trade disruptions.
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Communists Train Aides For Sabotage In U S
Government investigators warn of a foreign conspiracy within the United States led by organized communists who recruit operatives to disrupt defense efforts. They report attempts to undermine power sources, strike defense industries, and use provocations to incite violence, with influence among radical unions and fascist elements.
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Crow Creek project sale yields no bids in county session
Townsend Montana June 1 no bids were received when county commissioners Olaf Kieling Wous Smith and Herb G1 met for the sale of Crow Creek Irrigation district lands. Meanwhile Flynn and Hazelton filed in district court to enjoin the sale contending lands are subject to outstanding bonds. The action will be heard as soon as possible. Townspeople noted residents Betty Kirscher Audra Plymale and Joseph Gaab graduated from Montana State College Bozeman with degrees in home economics science and agriculture respectively. Summer school at Holy Cross opens with classes from 8 to 12 noon and 2 to 4 pm assisted by Cecelia Hazelton and Virginia Simons.
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North Montana school marks tenth commencement
Havre June 4. Ninety graduates received diplomas at the tenth annual commencement exercises of North Montana College. Dr. George W. Stewart of the University of Iowa delivered the address, then a week of vacation followed with various local visits and travel among residents and friends from Havre to Missoula and Helena.
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Pioneer Rancher of North Montana Dies
Glasgow June 4 A funeral service for G R Jamison 72 pioneer rancher and banker will be held Wednesday at 3 30 p m Jamison died Monday from heart ailment He came to Montana trailing sheep in 1883 and built up extensive ranch holdings In 1914 he became president of the Farmers Stockgrowers bank Survivors include his widow a daughter Mrs Paul Hoffman who goes to Washington and sister Mrs Inez James of Antloch Mil
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State College Class of 1940 15 Awarded Diplomas No Speaker
Bozeman June 4 With 285 bachelor of science degrees and 12 graduate diplomas the 1940 Montana State College commencement held over three days produced the largest class in its history. President A Strand presided and there was no commencement speaker.
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