City Briefs Weather for Montana and Nearby Areas
The bulletin lists scattered historical weather data for Montana including temperatures for Miles City and Helena, with references to other cities in the region. It notes cooler, unsettled conditions across the Northwest, with cloudy skies and occasional precipitation in the 12 hours ending at a specified time.
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Y. Tay
al Aller
Pep Hare
Nelemar
Miles City
Calvary
Angeles
Benwteee
Portiane
St Daulatinnenpolly
Ealt Lake City
Nt Prancisco
Yellowatohe Park
Rockles
Pacific
Cash
Dentat
Marcel
Geary
Extradition Matter 15 Under Adisement Review
Governor Erlekean considers extradition of Claude Wo Gresne wanted in Minot on grand larceny charges. Greene allegedly possessed driving tools and machinery. Hearing held at the executive mansion yesterday afternoon with Fant and Smalling appearing for Greene, in North Nakata.
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Erlekean Bast
Claude Wo Gresne
Minot
Greene
Atplew Sonte
Mavre
Blanley Th. Fant
Mttorhos Reneral
Hearlt
Hel Apniicants
North Nakata
Chad A
Smalling Ixallarney
Personal Agencies and Visitors At Local Event
The item lists various visitors and arrivals such as Vienrge RL Sterkies from Ped Taden eos Wilhian Stinme and Hathelea Halena, noted as guests of Ve Nivkelapant. It mentions Mea Hobasen of Cholean, Avs de Williams of CMR, Alfrog Moka, Ran Irim, Teatney of Welt Cverde, and Moaker, among others arriving or leaving. Also notes Maustart, Crow Howton, and Mre Unvey Coli visiting, with references to the National Woel Machketing corporation and Pearl TWirdh regarding a family event at Montana Stito callege.
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Alfrog Moka
Walt Ereck
Tin Unsvey
Ran Irim
Marayde
Uhfiergn
JdAe
Ara
Nitros
Very Lippert
Wee Weal
Lippert
Margyle Mrekney
Ac J. Catrhing
Prime Rickert
Herzemanio
Mise Pearl Twirdh
Sonar AL Montana
Stito Callege
Helena College honors fifteen graduates in 1932 ceremony
Helena College conferred arts degrees on fourteen seniors from the class of 1932 and welcomed three additional graduates at the commencement yesterday in Helena Hall. Rev. Wart F Boyd delivered the address, urging graduates to follow Washington’s example, while honorary doctorates were awarded to Vermon G Jewine and Walter B Spaulding.
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George Washington
Intermountain Wal
Sollege
Wart F. Boyd
Presbyterian Church of
Vermon G. Iewine
Grand Forks
N. J
Walter B. Spaulding
Great Falls
Entermeimtain
Mir. Itlemmo
Nozeman
Montana National Guard
Tha
Backrlar of Arts Depgreng
Ruth Loretta Blasher
Ana May Chester
Loren Paul Glege
Vernoe J. Varehminn
Ivan HW. Minders
Kan Lantge Kiehl- Raneh
Tia Belle Kitchell
Esther Malen Kandsen
Leo Branies Koltad
Jether Valine Tore
Franres
Elizabeth Kranteh
Silver Fay Maeulre Menterio Gibri
Trurtros
Arta
Rail Hoard Schedules Four Hearings This Week
Rail entity outlines four hearings this week with dates June 7 to June 12 covering motor vehicle and water cases at locations including Shilhy, Sweet Grisa, Glacier Park, and Muraka. Also notes a Masonic meeting by Stelena lodge No. 3,4 and related ceremonies.
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Montena Railroad and Pone Service
Commission Mila
Shilhy
Sweet Grisa
Glacier Park
Muraka
Onac
Stelena Lodge No
Brother
O. O. Mtn
Merning
Kobler
Morestgate
Copper Demand Seen Rising Amid Air Conditioning Growth
The Copper and Brass Research Association estimates copper consumption for air conditioning will soar over the next five to ten years, projecting 36.6 to 45 million pounds annually. It cites more unit manufacturers, sales of compact cooling units, and novel uses like automotive radiators as drivers, with an expected 600,000 residential units and 35 to 45 million pounds yearly in ten years. Railroads also expand with air conditioning in cars, totaling 46 cooled cars in service and 200 more on order globally.
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Copper and Brash Research Association
Ximalt
Individua
Association
Councilmen reject mayor's third salary-cut plan
City leaders resist Mayor Bausch's push to reduce wages by ten percent to fund debt repayment. Council debates equity for workers, with statements from Wine and Smith and a vote on an unrelated plumbing inspector appointment. An emergency ordinance on licensing and regulation of padding and lodging is approved on first reading amid protests from hotel operators.
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Tausel
Colonellman Smith
Frank FB. Rayan
Wine
Smith
BMW
Pasar
Elena
A. J. MrDonald
Martha
Amadian Jobnean
Marv
Park
Charles Fy- Wel
Hoatelries
Othe Tineer
Councilma Whie
Poller
Chet Joseph Spurzem
Taller Avenue
Wid
Lack of Ore Shipments Forces Indefinite Smelter Shutdown
Amid ore shortages lead, antimony, and gold, Amyrium Snick Ink and Refining Co’s East Mel Enn plant in Idaho and Montana suspends operations for an undetermined period starting June 10. Ore and concentrate shipments will be processed as available. 15 000 workers expected to be affected, with about 25 men reassigned by unloading, chemical, and coffee departments.
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East Melenn
Americum Snick- Ink and Refining Company
Bester— Diy
Auarenstan
Phat Santary
J. D. Maelanale
Otntynunager
Operin
Idaho
Montana
Heratiga
Akeleton
Telephone company assessments rise after 1923 figures
Montana’s state board of equalization reports telephone company assessments nearly double from 1923 to 1921 and again from 1922 to 1991, with Mountain States Laws cited amid broad shifts. Lands and farm tax relief followed, reducing irrigated and non irrigated land assessments to boost public utility funds and ease farm burdens.
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Assesemants
Montana
State Board of Equalization
Assesamants
James Fl. Stewart
State Board
Stato N
Mountain States
Ita
Ecenhone
STATE UNIVERSITY GRADS TO JOIN BAR ADMISSIONS
State University law graduates ten will be admitted to the bar. Harold Anderson, Helen public school alumnus, son of Sear Anderson, and Walter Murphy head the list of graduates to be admitted. Other applicants include James F. Bortogha, Hens TP Brown, and Harold J. Dean, among several names from various towns.
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STATE
University Law Grads
BAR
Tor Erilinhes
Behonl
Othe State University
Ielachines
Haroll Andersan
Helens
Seheedy
Sear Anderson
Helen Tievelaty
Amurnine
Hama Sweet Cony
University
Walter Murphy
Barothy Vberbs
Hannotin
Tavald Aprerson
Fred A Ironside
Walter Tierzon
Vernon Bo Mayen
Lennard A. Schultz
Jom
Titastephens
Kievd S&s
Harvid Ty Thampean
Exirene
Murphy
Anticanda
Hopkins
Liuect
Motor vehicle certificate revocation and permits granted
The Illinois Board of Motor Vehicle Revocation revoked Irene Thompson of Hamilton for transporting property between Hamilton and Butte without authorization and failure to file a compliance statement. Dauggarea of Miles City denied a certificate to transport property between Miles City and Baker. Sam Merrifield of Broadus granted a trucks service permit. Wonk of Billings authorized to operate between Alberta and Montana outside interstate limits. Arthur Hubbard of Wall Point granted to transport between Glendive and Wolf Point with condition not to run when Northern Pacific provides service.
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Hamilton
Butte
Dauggarea
Miles City
Baker
Sam Merrifield
Broadus
Keinity
Wna
Bilings
Alminge
Montana
Arthur F. Hubbardl
Wall Point
Northern Pacific Raihway
Salyerds Sees Tourism Trade As State Industry
Marita Salyerds urged Helena and state leaders to treat tourism as an industry, citing a falling highway program and pending federal action. Montana farmers face continued hardship. local officials note business slowdowns due to unsettled conditions. William To Beaumont led yesterday’s Kiwanis meeting with greetings from the Helena club. correction issued for a prior fund warrants payment date.
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Atomehile
Centitl
Oeastern Shonkana
Montana
Cust
Centeay
Salyerds
William To Beaumont
Xe EL Vande Mark
jUelena
Miles City
Kiwanin Elit
Helena Cclh
Chester Fiske
Enginver
Berkeley
Calif
W Wah
Beaverheya County Tigh School
Dillon
Thero1
Val Doren
West Christian Church
Folena
Legionnaires Meet This Evening in Kalispell District Plans
Legionnaires Post No 2 American Legion will hold its June meeting at Moldy’s Cabin Wing starting at 8 o'clock. Delegates for the state convention at Kalispell and district meeting at Teer Lodge near Saturday will be chosen. Lewis and Clark county executive committee will meet at The Oddy tonight at 6 o'clock.
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American Legion
Moldy
Cohin
George Davis
Kalispell
Teer Lodge
Lewis and Clark Paat
Wddy
Dies bill passes house to curb communists in June
Washington on June 6 the Dies bill for exclusion and expulsion of communists was passed by the house and sent to the senate. The measure targets individuals and organizations deemed subversive, signaling a firm front against communist influence. The bill outlines grounds for exclusion and potential deportation and aligns with broader anti-communist policy pushes of the era.
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Washington
House
Senate
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Sterkies
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Cholean
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Moaker
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Legionnares
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Sheehan Bottling CO
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Anderson Chevrolet Co
Fuller Ave
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