Embalmers Open Montana Convention in Helena Today
The Montana Embalmers Institute begins a three day convention in Helena with headquarters at the Placer hotel and opening sessions at 10 am. President Larry Opp expects about 50 attendees from Montana and some from Washington. D E Ashworth and Dr Hosford are among early speakers. the program is extensive.
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Montana Embalmers
Tnatitute
Helena
Business Seassons
Placer Hotel
Larry Opp
State
Montana
D. E. Ashworth
San Fyaddeeo College of Embalmins
Algo
Dr. Hosford
San Francisco College
Opp
Women’s Softball League Meeting At Eddy’s
A meeting of the women’s softball league is scheduled for tomorrow night at five o’clock in Eddy Rose room. Members must pay their entrance fee. those unable to attend but planning to play should call an officer so names stay on the list. Amelia Bardon, president, urged attendance.
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Eddy Rose
Croup
Amelia Bardon
Crest of Flood Pauses Near Safina Kansas
Safina Kansas teeters as the Smoky Hill river flood crest pauses. Two square miles flood the eastern farmland and danger grows toward Abilene and Enterprise. More than 40 families evacuated, with Red Cross flood relief at Memorial Hall sheltering evacuees and refuges.
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Safina
Kan
Smoky Hill River
Dickinson County
Here
Saline
Abilene
Enterprise
Memorial Hall
Red Cross
Laurel and Hardy Star in Swies Mlag at Rio
Laurel and Hardy reach new peak of comedy in an Alpine set within Swies Mlag a musical film that opened yesterday at the Rio theater. The picture offers a highly entertaining plot and sumptuous production with village inn scenes notable for pictorial quality and colorful background scenes including yodeling alpen mornings bell ringing and flag throwing.
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Laurel and Hardy
Varith
Rio
Italian Tyrol Welcomes Crown Prince Umberto and Marta Jose
In Bolsano Italy on June 5 an official welcome praised Italian sentiment in the Tyrol, highlighting the region's Teutonic population but declaring loyalty to Italy and its royal pair.
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Bolsano
Italy
Tyrol
Umberto
Marta Jose
Seminole Indians weigh guilt in chief killing at corn dance
Immokalee Florida June at an Everglades rendezvous Seminole Indians hold the green corn dance to weigh Chief John Qaceda's killing of Johnny Hilly. Osceola, 81, was accused by the coroner's jury but exonerated. tribe plans council action, while the dance serves as their annual business convention with feasting and clan rites.
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Immokalae
Fla
Everglades
Tacituri Seminolle
John Qaceda
Johnny Hilly
Miami
Osceola
Billy
O. BL. White
Charlo Dairy Plant Destroyed by Fire in June Blaze
Charlo located dairy plant valued at 10000 burned early in June, sparked by an electric spark. Fire consumed offices, feed store, service station, and the partially completed plant in the north end of town. Water from irrigation canals saved nearby buildings. two hours after ignition at 7 15 o clock the plant was gone. London. Sir Forward Benny Bacon,77 noted stamp authority, died.
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Charlo
Lake County Dairymen’s Association
Ritz Brothers film scene shot uses three cameras then spread
Director David Butler explains why multiple cameras film a single scene including long medium and close ups to capture all angles. The Ritz Brothers new Fox film Kentucky Moonshine plays at the Marlow theater with Tony Martin Marjorie Weaver Elin Summerville John Carradine and Wably Vernon in the cast.
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David Butler
Chicago
Ritz Brothers
Warry Ritz
Thunly
Fox
Marlow Theater
Tony Martin
Marjorie Weaver
Elin Summerville
John Carradine
Wably Vernon
Fair Luna Off Her Track Said Earth At Fault
Astronomer Harold Spencer told a Royal Observatory meeting that the moon has jumped its track and the earth bears responsibility. He quoted a slowing of Earth's rotation causing about six seconds of lunar time drift, with a century rate of a thousandth of a second. Dr Martin Davidson noted the ongoing deceleration.
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Nendon
Harold Spencer
Royal Observatory of Greenwich
Jones
Martin Davidson
British Astronomical Associaion
Livingston Youth Dies En Route Home From Seattle
Butte June 6. Henry Fager, 18, of Livingston, died suddenly today while on the way home from Seattle where he had been taken by family for medical attention. The body will be sent to Livingston tomorrow night. His father, Gilbert Eager, is a well known Livingston contractor.
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Butte
Henry Sfager
Livingston
Seattle
Gilbert Eager
Pacific Coast League Scores From West Coast Games
In Hollywood the first game ended 10 to 2 with Lindell Van Fiet and Halmonds starring for Hollywood while Niccholas Brenzel led Oakland. The San Francisco set saw Los Angeles prevail 9 to 2 as Latt, Garnet and Sueme powered the visitors against Ban Francisco. Portland saw Seattle and Portland split, Hutchinson Spindel and Liaka among top performers as Turpin and Fernandes led Portland. In San Diego, Sacramento beat San Diego in a seven inning second game with Freitas Franks and Craghead Hogan producing the hits. A note from New York states 98 European Rotarians are en route to California for the Rotary International convention.
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Hollywood
RRE
Oakland
Tagcees
Lindell
van Fiet
Halmonds
Niccholas
Brenzel
Joyes
Raimmonds
Bolen
Crandell
Outen
Breneel
San Francisco
RKEE
Los Angeles
Lahtt
Garnet
Sueme
Stuts
Sprinz
Francisco
G. Lillard
Cotting
Frazier
Ballo
Wondall
Portland
Seattle
Hutchinson
Spindel
Liaka
Radonits
Dickey
Turpin
Fernandes
Thomas
Darrow
Shealey
Cronin
San Diego
Sacramento
Walker
Grube
Chaplin
Hogan
Detore
Freitas
Franks
Cragheadland Hogan
Florida witness recalls beating and abduction in covert police case
Bartow Florida June 6 Eugene F Poulnot pressman and Florida Workers alliance leader testified before a criminal court jury in the second trial of five former policemen charged with kidnapping him He described being abducted outside the Tampa police Station flogged tarred and feathered in a wooded area near Tampa He identified three defendants as participants but could not name the others He said others forced him into a car and noted a heavy rubber tire and a chain used as instruments of torture The case also involves the beating of Shoemaker who died nine days after the incident with the judge excluding testimony about his death from the trial after acquittals on second degree murder charges
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Bartow
Fla
Eugene JF
Poulnot
Florida Workers Alliance
Tampa
Fournot
Hin
Manuel Glover
C. W. Carlisle
Sam Rogers
Joseph Shoemaker
John P Briggs
F W. Switer
Co. A. Brown, Jr
Sam Crosby
Shoemaker
John L. Mowe
Britons and Americans Near Agreement on Battleship Size
Washington reports a nearing accord between the United States and Great Britain on the size of the new 45 1000 ton battleships and their armament. A state department official would not detail the terms but reliable information suggests a proposal aligned with 16 inch guns. Negotiations had stalled for months over ship size and weapons.
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Washington
United States
Great Britain
State Department
National Aviation Conference Proposed in West
Salt Lake City June reports that the Western Aviation conference plans a national scale organization. A Dudley of Sacramento conference secretary says the National Aviation Planning conference would establish a clearing house to present a unified aviation viewpoint. Harry Coffey of Portland chaired the meeting with Stanley T. Wallbank of Denver Chamber of Commerce among attendees.
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Salt Lake City
Western Aviation Conference
Northwest Aviation Planning Council
A. & Dudley
Sacramento
Calif
National Aviation Planning Conference
Harry Coffey
Portland
Ore
Stanley T. Wallbank
Denver Chamber of Commerce
Newark Refuses Permit for Red Leader Norman Thomas Speech
City Commissioner Joseph Byrne Jr declared Norman Thomas would not be granted outdoor speech permits in Newark after a riotous scene at Military Park. Thomas, vocally opposed to the crowd, vowed to continue campaigning, while police and spectators clashed, sending one to the hospital and four arrested as a marching group protested with flags and banners.
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Newark
Joseph Byrne, Jr
Norman Thomas
Thomas
Military Park
Meyer C. Eltenstein
Byrne
Department of Parks and Public Property
Cold Spring Harbor
Essex County Socialist Party
Denver Pageant to Mark Good Highways
Denver pageant to celebrate road progress with a July 2 parade through the city. More than 60 riders, many grandsons of regional pioneers, will carry a letter from the Kansas governor to Colorado’s governor marking completion of third-surfacing on U S highway 140 from coast to coast. The event serves as a prelude to Berthoud Pass celebration on July 3 near Denver.
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Denver
Rockysmountain
Berthoud Pasa
U. S. Highway 140
Colorado Statehouse
Pony Express
Kansas
Colorado
Dud shell kills California citizen in bonfire blast
Noel Webb, 29, of Oakland, died when a supposed dud World War II shell exploded in a rubbish bonfire. Robert Duffield, who had moved into the nearby house, said Webb helped burn debris from a former tenant when the blast occurred.
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Oakland
Calif
Noel Webb
Robert Duffield
Webb
Baseball scores and standings from AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
Milwaukee 2 Columbus 5 St. Paul 3 Indianapolis 7 2. Second game tied after 8th. O clock Sunday law Kansas City minus 5. Toledo 7 12. Minneapolis 9 5. Louisville 4.
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Milwaukee
Columbus
St. Paul
Indianapolis
O'rlock
This Man This Woman and the Trains of Fate
An excerpt from a 1938 tale follows Joe Murray and Helen, lovers torn by a fatal railroad accident. On a June noon two trains collide killing Helen, driving Joe into a long wandering journey. His mother recalls his drift from town to town, seeking work in sheet metal shops as he tries to bear the loss. The piece promises a continuation.
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Joe
Itc
Palty Road Travke
Bio
Murrars
Homen
Helen
Mrs. Murray
Duluth
Detroit
Dallas
Heyl
Murray
Jos Wa
Wisconsin Governor La Follette Calls Streamlining Government
In Boston Governor Philip F. La Follette of Wisconsin urged applying ordinary business principles to government. The progressive party founder, speaking after a northern New England tour, said there is work to be done if government can connect workers with jobs, addressing Dartmouth College and Rutland Young Republicans.
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Boston
Philp F. laFollette
Wisconsin
New England
Dartmouth College
Ver‘sant Young Republicans
Rutland
New Progressive Party
Ardent Hunt for Jimmy Cash Abduction Case
In Princeton Fin June, agents led by J Edgar Hoover pursued leads after kidnapers demanded ransom for six year old Jimmy Cash. Dozens questioned as bloodhounds and hundreds of volunteers sweep the Miami area for the missing child, with no arrest announced and parents hopeful yet wary.
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Princeton
Fin
Jimmy Cash
Hach
G-man
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
Hallanda
Miami
Miami-Key West
Cash
Skeegie
James Batley Cash
Jammy
Credit men meet for 43rd annual congress opener
San Francisco hosts about two thousand leading credit experts for the opening session of the 43rd annual congress of the National Association of Credit Men. The event runs from June 3 and showcases industry talks, reports, and networking opportunities among major lenders and bankers.
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San Francisco
The
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