Governors appoint Yellowstone river watershed commission members
Governor Roy Ayers named Bert H Armstrong J B Scanlon and Rockwood Brow to serve on the Yellowstone river watershed commission to assist state and federal representatives in crafting a fair apportionment plan. He reappointed Montana grazing commissioners Lee Williams James B Grierson and Howard Morse for two year terms ending April 4 1940.
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Roy BH
Oassist
B. B. Donahoe
Helena
Yellowstone River
Ayers
Bert H. Armstrong
Livingston
Rockwood Brown
Billings
J. B. Scanlon
Miles City
Donahue
Wyoming
J. D. Quinn
Clyde Seaver
Yellowstone
Montana
Rivera
National Congress
Wyomning
United States
EB Arnstrong
Rockwood Browo
Mules City
Grazing Commission
Montana Grazing Commission
Lee Williams
Deer Lodge
James B. Grierson
Myers
Treasure County
Howard Morse
Dillons
This Man Ilan Joe Murray corcoran
A dramatic serial segment centers on Joe Murray, his sister Irene, and Terry Mallow. Terry faces family abuse and social stigma while seeking work and independence. Joe confronts threats from Terry’s brutal father and a dangerous circle, as Terry and the Murrays navigate control, pride, and a looming tragedy.
Grand and trial juries called in city for June 20
Federal Judge James H. Baldwin orders a grand jury of 60 to report June 26 and a trial jury of 60 to report June 20 in the city. Arraignments and pleas set for that day. One criminal case on calendar involves Mrs. Mary Taylor of Thel ieja charged with forging Floyd J. Howe’s endorsement on a $24.20 federal check drawn by Butte disbursing officers.
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Charles R. Gerlow
Federal Court
James H. Baldwin
Butte
TV A. mm
Mary Taylor
Thelieja
Nherry
Floyd J. Howe
Howe
Taylor
New York girl rag laureate of the city high schools
Clara Brussel, 16, a senior at Thomas Jefferson High School in Brooklyn, has been named poet laureate of New York City high schools for her poem The Idiot of the Park. The contest drew 40 student finalists and featured grim themes from war to persecution, with judges urging distinction between adolescent emotion and genuine expression.
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Nery York
Clara Brussel
Thomas Jefferson High School
Sterling Place
Brooklyn
Dhaiverd
Mise Brussel
Peter Pan
Hla
Hari
Moment of Suspense as Teen Parachute Jump Goes Wrong
In Batavia New York a 17 year old nephew rented a balloon for his first parachute jump with a woman known as Lady Luck aboard. The chute fouled the shrouds at 1500 feet, nearly causing a tragedy before it freed and carried him to a rough but safe landing. He had planned a home made hot air balloon jump but it burned during inflation. Warres Alleh, a balloonist, is listed in the tale.
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Joe
Terry
Irene
Wayward Home
Jon
Bug
Hank
Mrs
Rene
Irena
Ife
Papke
Tammy Witherg
Tommy Withers
Trea
Withers
Lady Luck
Cheater
Batavia
N.Y
Warres Alleh
Class of 171 Seniors Are Given Degrees at M S C
A class of 171 received degrees today at Montana State College for its 42nd annual commencement. Nine earned masters degrees. Dr A L Strand presided. no commencement speaker. List of award winners includes Natalie Trbovich as Alpha Lambda Delta scholar and Grace Moore winning Hawksworth trophy.
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Tozeman
Montana State College
A. TL. Strand
Frst
Dhumags
Clas
Alpha Lambda Delta
Freshmaun
Natalié Trbovich
Anaconda
Hawksworth
Grace Moore
Hamilton
Martin
Mary Barlow
Bozeman
Dorothy Bunker
Evelyn Weigh
Three Forks
Elsie Klingston
Big Timber
Mildred Green
Virgina Hall
Fort Shaw
Daisy Flick
Dutton
Ruth Allen
Great Falls
Mercedes Butler
Bozenan
Dean Hamilton
Robcat
Minnie Schaeffer
Helena
Helen Sandvng
Margo Sentans
Huntley
Isabel Travis
Sun River
Evelyn Hiaigh
Jace Moore
Charlotte Roll
Butte
Stella Withrow
Gereldine
Anne Wisrhmmian
Circle
Margaret Graham
Conrad
Virginia Hall
A J Healy Named President Of Mines Alumni
A J Healy was named president of the Montana School of Mines alumni association at a Finlen hotel banquet honoring the graduating class of 1928. Other officers elected included August Grunert as vice president Joseph A Judge as second vice president George F Vivian as secretary and treasurer Thomas H Wilkinson added to the executive board. About 70 attendees heard welcomes and remarks from Francis A Thomson and others as plans for future activities were outlined.
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State School of Mines
Butte
T.—A. J. Healy
Montana School of Mines
Finlen Hotel
August Grunert
Joseph A. Judge
George F. Vivian
Thomas H. Wilkinson
T. F. McBride
Clifford Milkwick
Healy
Br. Francis A. Thomson
Montana School of Min
Imagination Blamed For Real Pain in Surgery Case
A San Francisco psychologist cites a case where a girl undergoing an appendectomy had only a normal appendix. The pain was linked to multiple phobias including fear of solitude, walking in darkness, and subway fear, challenging medical diagnosis. Dr. Wolfe of New York presented the study to the American Psychiatric Association.
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San Francisco
Thordure. Wolfe
New York City
American Psychiatric Association Today
Wolfe
Charles Rollman Elected Barbers Presidents In Montana
Anaconda caps a centennial barber convention with Charles Tollman of Butte elected president and Nollman succeeding Rabinson as vice president. James Ostella of Butte Was elected secretary treasurer for the eighth consecutive term. Marty Burnham of Missoula reelected as vice president. Chicago report notes Montgomery Ward sales for May at 36 million and fiscal four months at 126 million, with declines from 1947. average gasoline tax bills discussed.
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Anaconda
Capy
Montana
Charles Tollman
Buthe
Nollman
George Rabin
Tillings
Marty Burnham
Missiila
James RK
Ostella
Butte
WAH
Chicago
Montgomery Ward Aid Company
TOP COURT DELAYS WRIT HEARING ON HIGHWAY PROJECT
The Montana Supreme Court postponed the writ hearing from June to June 20 to allow deposition of nonparties and three highway commissioners. Justice W B Sands signed the order, issued after Sherman Smith for RM Mills sought relief to halt the Rogers rail unit construction amid a supervisor writ and injunction.
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Menton Suprene Court
Tertany
Enhiro
Itook
Injuhchou
Montana
Wehehutt
Sherhian Smith
RM Mills
Towls and Clark
Foy Ail
W. B. Sands
Appointments in State Announced
Washington June 7 AP President Maogerelt sent to the senate nominations for postmasters in several Montana towns including Bozeman Miles list of names: Harry H. Howard Dil son Marty J. Andrua Jordan Hannah M. West Philipsburg Allen S. McKenzie Molson George T. Farrell Ronan Godfrey Johnson St Ignatius Joseph Buckhouse Shelby Glen Mace Cox Sheridan Flossie A. March Stevensville Philip W. Pindexter Whitefish Lonnie T. Dennis Fairview William L. Thompson Richey Estrid Ho Knauta Twin Bridges Lucile D. Knight Walter Townsend H Darnell Wisdom Ray E. Willay Deer Lodge Robert Midting.
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Washington
Maogerelt
Senate
Monelena
Bozeman
Harry H. Howard
Dilson
Marty J. Andrua
Jordan
Hannah M. West
Philipsburg
Allen S. McKenzie
Molson
George T. Farrell
Ronan
Godfrey Johnson
St. Ignatius
Joseph Buckhouse
Shelby
Glen Mace Cox
Sheridan
Flossie A. March
Stevensville
Philip W. Pindext
Nanny Goat Explosion Shocks Farm Near Carlinville AL
Arnold Carlo and Melvin Miller, tenant farmers, recount a fatal goat accident after a nanny goat named Garlo drank gasoline. As they cleaned farm tools near Carlinville, one man lit a pipe and dropped a match, the goat’s fur and whiskers caught fire and she died in the blaze.
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Carlinville
Arnold Carlo
Melvin Miller
Garlo
Miller
Nanny
Nancy
Montana measures sent to president
Washington June 7 The senate passed a bill giving the president discretionary power to create or enlarge national forests in Montana by adding public lands to protect timber and watersheds. Another bill would let Miles City obtain free fuel from Fort Keogh. Vice President Garner lost $1 betting congress would adjourn today.
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Washington
Senate
House
Miles City
Mont
Fort Keogh
President seeks 50000 to pursue Balley ash kidnapers
President Roosevelt asked Congress to provide 50000 in a deficiency bill to fund G men pursuing the kidnapers of 1 year old James Balley ash missing from Princeton Florida since May 28. Details note ransom paid by the father and ongoing federal effort involving about a score of agents. In Hillsboro Texas a plane crash killed Jim Tom Moody and Raymond Taylor, both men aged 35 and 44.
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Jane
Roosevelt
Congress
James Balley Ash
Princeton
Fla
G-Men
Glass
Senate Appropriations
House
Hillsboro
Taxa
Jim Tom Moody
Raymond Taylor
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