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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1939
Page
3
Tench yesterday suffered serious injuries when he fell through a flimsy piece of board covering a hole in the floor at a work site. He was rushed to St Peters hospital with a broken back and other injuries were ruled out. The incident occurred at the site near She 4a and Ileh Puudine where he was moving models and materials.
Washington June 5 Senator Wheeler proposes legislation to adjust debts for farmers facing foreclosures. The plan would shield mortgage holders during a new scale down period and redefine terms for loan relief. The measure aims to curb bank foreclosures and reshape farm debt handling with federal support and government oversight.
The document details bids on cleaners and related supplies for state units including quantities such as 446 pounds of India ink, 4 110 pound bags of soap, 18 cases of toilet paper, 150 boxes of cleanser, barrels of rest, and other items. It references a bid of 2400 dollars and mentions supply firms and contact points for formal procurement.
A garbled article reports South American nations lag in modernizing armed forces. It mentions Argentina and likely Brazil seeking U S aid and training while facing limited manpower and weapon supplies. It notes U S influence shaping defense programs and naval expansion in the region.
Congressional and White House aides discuss possible use of gold profits for business needs as adjournment dates remain unsettled. Officials cite unresolved priorities including national debt reduction and incentives for small enterprises while lawmakers push for a plan to channel revenues and avoid stockpiling.
Washington dispatch reports a beet worker died when a car overturned west of Yakima on a highway near I-44. The crash sent the vehicle into a ditch, killing the occupant. no immediate details on the driver or others. A separate note mentions Senator King introducing a bill to form a permanent commission to audit and reduce appropriation measures.
The Duchess of Kent was reportedly the target of a gunman after a shot near the Duke of Kent’s residence. Police questioned an unidentified man found nearby as guards secured the scene. The duchess and Duke attended a later cinema visit, unaware of the incident, as investigations continued.
Senator Wheeler attends a peace promotion luncheon with diverse attendees including Vice President Garner and numerous senators from states such as Wenlocky folumds North Coraline Idane Washington Missouri Tenax Delawme Mintina Pennalyants Nevada New York South Dalola Sbeichusetts. The event features discussions on friendly dialogue and international understanding.
An account recalls Crown Prince and Princess touring Glacier Park Montana in June. They, with attendants, visited Galag to Sun chalets at Lake Mary and climbed a pass for views before a ceremonial adoption with the Black Tent tribe.
The article notes pianist Miovileh arriving in Helena to attend the Montana convention of Music Teachers and the Montana Federation of Music clubs from June 11 to 14. He plans a concert featuring American compositions, and discusses the potential for fresh musical material in the West, including pieces by Galon, MacDowell, and Grifter. He reflects on education, democracy, and the cultural role of music, stressing the need for teachers to guide and inspire through artistic expression.
Acting Postmaster Fred Maso announces that postal receipts for Mar 193% totaled 16 a282 ag versus 145923 for May 1938, a rise of 19a597. Bond sales for May 1444 totaled S15.5625019, up from 10 $1229 for May 198s, a rise of 637.50. New York May 5 reports that Senator Davis, sometimes called an American ambassador at large, returns from Finland where tensions were high, with optimism for peace.
Tonight the TSH and Game Group will gather for a lagniappe meeting led by main speaker Natchoery at the Mon fant Power dacwment. A Dutch lunch will be served and all members and special guests are urged to attend.
The state government seeks a commemorative stamp marking the anniversary of statehood. Officials anticipate a ceremony in summer with multiple cities observing the event and honoring the milestone.
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