Veterans Soon Hired for Forest Camps Nationwide
Veterans will be taken for forest jobs immediately from June 12 to 22. The Veterans Administration at Fort Harrison announced that veterans who served in wartime will be recruited for conservation work at forest camps, earning 90 dollars a month plus expenses. Selections are county based, prioritizing those in greater need. applicants receive blanks to fill and return to Fort Harrison. Physical exams, honorable service, U.S. citizenship, and dependents status influence eligibility. transportation, clothing, and equipment are provided, with eight hour days, five days weekly, six month term.
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Chnseyvanian Corps
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Watts
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United States
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Veterans Administration
Wheat growers push for emergency rail rate in Pacific Northwest
Spokane reports Inland Empire wheat growers led by the Spokane Chamber of Commerce urge railroads serving the region to set an emergency rate of 59 cents per hundredweight for market shipments to the Middle West. A telegram to major rail presidents cites a 2,006,000 bushel surplus and seeks immediate publication of the rate to cover anticipated shipments within 20 days, aiming to generate significant freight revenue.
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Spokane
Inland Empire
Spokane Chamber of Commerce
Middlewest
Pacific Northwest
Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul & Pacific
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Rendre
Geor Ge Robinson Elected President of Barbers
George Robinson was elected president of the Moana State Barbers Association at the annual convention held in Helena. The gathering included state lawmakers and notable barbers, with Peers and May Bosar Prbirean among those in attendance as candidates.
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Geo. Robinson
Barbers
Gen Tezeman
Bostar Prbirean
Ailuage
Moana
Helena Ak Shisen
Barbera
Merkin
Hageman
Joba Matas
Grads of University to be Admitted to the Bar
Montana will have 78 more attorneys after 10 o clock this morning when Assistant Attorney General 3 Dousman presents the diploma before the state supreme court. The graduates from the State University law department include Willian T Boone George WH Revinetan Jen T Flint PJ Gil feather Allan Smith Astrid Arnoldson of Missoula and others. Public figures and local residents among the class are Mrs Thomas C Dignan Glasgow Martin T Grande. Lennep Franklin A Lamb Billinge Huet Lemire Ronan Jennings Mayland Great Falls Lloyd A Murrills Shetty and William R Taylor Anaconda.
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Montana
Dousman
State Supreme Court
State University Law Department
Ag Joh Frickson
United States
Erickson
Mies Astrid Arnoldson
Missola Orchers
Willian T. Boone
Deer Lodee
George WH. Revinetan
Jen T. Flint
PJ. Gilfeather
Allan Smith
Thomas C Dignan
Glasgow
Martin T Grande
Lennep
Franklin A Lamb
Billinge
Huet Lemire
Ronan
Jennings Mayland
Great Falls
Lloyd A. Murrills
Shetty
Wiliam R. Taylor
Anaconda
State Board Awards Teaching Certificates Across Levels
Members of the state board of cali¢n pyamsiness granted about 79 second grade tractors certificates secured by examination. They issued first grade certificates and renewed fourth grade certificates. Elizabeth Ireland, state superintendent, announced after reviewing the board's actions. The board also approved 187 elementary life certificates, 41 secondary life certificates, 7 secondary state certificates, 127 elementary state certificates and renewed high state certificates.
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State Board of
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Elizabeth Ireland
Sain Yeetes
Farm Credit Master to Bare Data on Loans
Farm Credit Administration head Morgenthau announced a monthly public loan list. As of April 30 the total cooperative debts stood at 158 million dollars, with major loans from the American Cotton Cooperative Association, the National Wool Marketing Corporation, and the Farmers National Grain Corporation.
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Washington
Ine
Kenry Moreenthan
Farm Credit Administration
Farm Board
New Credit Administration
Pulettc
Sire Morreno
gSprino
Morgenthau
Othe American Cotton Cooperative Association of
New Orleans
National Wool Marketing Corporation
Boston
Farmers National Grain Corporation
Chicago
Thia Organization
Types of human race seen in Chicago show at Field Museum
A Field Museum exhibit opening presents bronze and stone figures of diverse peoples from across the world. Notable sculptures include an African dancer, a Solomon Islander, an Austra lian hunter, and a Malay group. a central trio depicts white, black, and yellow mankind supporting a globe. Also noted is an indictment against Harriman National Bank ex-chair Ray Harriman.
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Chicago
Chauncey Keep Memorial Hall
Field Museum of Natural History
Bnuehman
Ewart Bumatran
Malyina Moftman
Pculptor
Pernicalza
Ao Zidhe
Harriman Cprial
Ated Re Vark
Sune Sabie Dae
Harriman
Harriman National Bank and Trust Company
Tot Ray Today
Albert Mo Austin
Ales
Health program to be presented tonight at Central school
The Lewis and Clark county health council presents two moving picture films at Central School tonight at o'clock. "Overweight Is no leading matter" and "Working for Dear Life" urge proper exercise and medical care to prevent health issues. Films, 15 minutes each, come from Metropolitan Life Insurance. Admission is free.
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Central School
Lewis and Clark County Health Emuneil
Uno
Tir
William Copenhafer
City County
Metropolitan Life Insurances Company
Phils
Oklahoma
Ike
Exploding Gas Cloud At Signal Hill Kills Nine
Chief Jack Niblack reports a high pressure gas tank ignited at the Hichfeld 611 company absorption plant. A massive gas cloud formed up to 400 feet high, then fire caused a blast that flattened nearby houses and oil derricks. Nine deaths and about 750000 dollars in damage are estimated as responders continue to search charred remains.
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Une
Poller
Jack Niblack
Niblack
Hichfeld
Niback
Niblark
Collier Discusses Health of Indians
Washington June 5 Jann Collier commissioner of Indian affairs told state health authorities their clinical services would not lower the Indian death rates there were changes based on a facilitological factory affecting the Indiana Collier appealed to the late physicians to assist him in securing changes in federal appropriation laws he said are greatly impeding the Indian service in its desire to do team work with the Kater There should be a broad grant of power to the secretary of the interior to enter into cooperative arrangements with states and their subdivisions for welfare education and health services to the Indian There should also be a law that permits am in the Indian bureau to spend federal money building up local hospitals and schools plants waed by the Indiana
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Washington
Jann Collier
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Indiana
Collier
Phyateinna
Ita
Thanterlor
Indian Bureau
Fish Replanting Planned For Rainbow Trout In Montana
Kenneth MacDonald of the Montana Fish and Game Department announced plans to plant over 60 steelhead rainbow trout 13 to 29 inches long in Rock Creek Granite County and release some at Rix Hole River in Ralston Deer Lodge County. The hatchery will tag fish with numbered metal plates to track catches, and anglers are urged to report each catch. replanting will continue as long as rainbow trout are found in streams.
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Kenneth MacDonald
State Fish and Game Department
Rock Creek
Granite County
Rix Hole
Ralston
Georgetown
Bnt
MacDonald
Fish and Game Department
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Plea for Liberalism in Education in Colorado Address
Dr George W Frasier president of Colorado Teachers College urged a broad liberal approach to education in a commencement speech to graduates in Gresley Colo He warned that many organizations seek to influence youth aimed at preserving the status quo and resisting social or economic reform He cited J P Morgan as an example of entrenched interests and warned of the threat to liberal ideas in education.
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George W. Frasier
Colorado Teachers College
Bandar Dy
Frazier
J. P. Morgan
Senate
Dr. Frazier
America
Cril Frasier
Haing
Ezra Brothers Face New Federal Drug Smuggling Charge
San Francisco news reports Ezra and Isaac Ezra, once of Shanghai, appeared before Federal Commissioner Fi. Fo Williams on a booking charge. They are indicted on conspiracy to violate federal narcotics laws and now face an additional charge after contraband valued at 250000 was seized aboard a Japanese liner. The drugs were linked to shipments to San Francisco, Galveston, New York and other ports, hidden in wooden air barrels to a fictitious firm. The brothers remain jailed in bail of 40000.
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Junn b-Al - Mudah
Isaac Ezra
Coimmin Aioner
Galveston
Tex
New York
Orient
Land Transfer Act Divides Forest Boundaries Policy
Wyoming Senator Kendrick announced the Land Transfer Act would not create a forest commission. The measure aims to transfer public lands to the state from federal custody and adjust national forest boundaries jointly. Senator Walsh previously supported a commission, but Kendrick favored no new agency. Died on capitol line Cheyenne reports banker George W. Saher of Mankato Minnesota died after a Pacific train collision near Cheyenne with no details on cause.
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John Vs. Kendrick
Wyoming
Thetates
Kendrick
Vinod
M. Brancdford
Dent
T. J. Waleh
Montana
Walet. Lowovey
Lnter
Senate Public Lands
Surfere Committon
Mtr. Landrerd
Soenator Walsh
Corpse of Slain Woman Found Near Prospect Hole
Unidentified woman found in a Teller County prospect hole near Lorissant was ruled feloniously slain by a Teller County coroner's jury. The inquest in Cripple Creek noted skull fracture and trauma to the hip and arm, with ginger ale bottles found near the body. Authorities seek to identify the victim as they pursue the mystery. Governor Martin appointed Walter J. Robingen state director of agriculture in Pullman.
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Toller County
Lorissant
Cripple Creek
Sherlff Ed Winyard
Shariff Winyard
F. Craven Tempner
Teller County
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