Admitted 10 Bar By Supreme Court In Montana
Montana State University law school graduates, 24 in all, were admitted to practice in the state yesterday by the Supreme Court. Among them was Margaret Holmes, daughter of the State Auditor, and other Helena residents. The class included numerous named attorneys from Butte, Great Falls, Missoula, and Billings. The admission occurred on motion from the attorney general’s office, followed by a banquet at the Montana Club honoring the 1838 law clan.
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Montana State University
Montana
Supreme Court
Margaret Holmes
John J. Holmes
Helena
David J. Clarke
Wilbur Wood
Charles L. Whittinghill
State Institution
Montana Club
V. Stewart
Ralph J Anderson
C. F B. Morris
A. H. Angstman
A. T. Porter
A. G. Behnelder
J W. Mahan
Harold K Anderson
Clarence Hanley
Peter Meloy
Mehan
Hanley
Law School
Bayid R. Mason
Milton Thompson
Edwin Brigga
Aasistant
Alex Blewatt
Butte
James B. Castles
Superior
William J. Costello
Great Falls
Cregg E. Coughlin
Orin R. Cure
Missoula
Harold R. Orange
Shepherd
Delegates from County to Attend Tate 4-H Meeting
Four delegates from Lowia and Clark counties will attend the ninth state 4-H club convention at Montana State College, slated for mid May. Ruth Gehring and Eris Picotte represent home economics clubs, while William Greenfield and E. K. Hilger represent agricultural work. the group aims to promote 4-H, develop leadership, and foster cooperation across Montana clubs.
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Lowia
Clark County
Montana State College Taste
Ruth Gehring
Eris Picotte
William Greenfield
Ten Mile Garden Club
E. K. Hilger
Lewis and Clark County
Haa
Montana
Montana group endorses convention ethics code rollout
Ferguson and Montana Association of Commercial Organization secretaries returned from Lewistown after a two day meeting. Speakers included W E Hammond A J Brettenstein and H L Buck. They agreed the ethics code should be distributed to chambers and clubs in eligible cities for board approval and display at headquarters.
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Matt Steff
William @. Ferguson
Montana Association of Commercial Organization
Lewistown
W. E. Hammond
Northwest
United States Chamber of Commerce
A. J. Brettenstein
Great Falls
Atta
Chambers of Commerce
Chambers
M. A Co.8
Amaliet
Helena Chamber Considers Rogers Pass Meeting
A Helena Chamber of Commerce committee urges a general meeting this week to discuss the Rogers Pass highway controversy. A joint session with a Great Falls committee yielded no definite action yesterday. Friday’s local meeting may hear the committee report and decide next steps. Members include A. J. Horsky, B. Power, Clyde Burgan, J. F. Haytin, and Great Falls delegates O. B Warden, Jen King, W. Townsend, Dr Harry McGregor.
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Helena
A. J. Horsky
B. Power
Clyde Burgan
J. F. Haytin
O. B Warden
Jen King
W. Townsend
Harry McGreagor
McGregor
Wartden
State Highway Commission
Louis Schmeling bout pace set by Pompton sparring
Joe Louis resumed training in the warm weather at Pompton Lakes preparing for the June 22 title fight with Max Schmeling. He endured six rounds with three sparring partners while Gene Tunney endorsed Schmeling and dismissed any idea of a quick knockout, praising Schmeling’s condition and Deliberate style as Louis eyes the bout.
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Pompton Lakea
N. J
Joe Loas
Max Schmeling
Joe
Gene Tunney
Max Lehmsling
Joe Louis
Gene
Schmelng
Pompton Lakes
Louis
Upper House Passes Watershed Bill in Senate Action
Washington June 7 AP Bill passed by the senate and sent to the house for action would protect national forest watersheds supplying water to about 100 municipalities. The presidents would be authorized to withdraw and protect watersheds from all forms of location entry or appropriation.
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Washington
Senate
House
National Forest
Laundry upsets Anderson Clothing in softball clash
Capital Laundry, led by Smithers on four-hitter pitching, beat championship Anderson Clothing 4 to 2 in a top game. Anderson pitching Day and Dicker limited Laundry after early innings, while Laundry pitchers Smithers and Topel protected the lead. In other action Telephone Company routed Western Life 25 to 4 with Hye errors, and Adama and Zipperian starred with a double, single and homer each.
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Capital Laundry
Smithers
Anderson Clothing
Iron Horses
Anderson
Laundry
Laundry Boys
Andersons
Topel
Day
Dicker
Telephone Company
Telephone Boys
Western Life
Hye
Adama and
Zipperian
Salyail and
Lindstrom, Young and
Boutag
Carroll Teld O
Distillers
Montana Avenue
Baby Arizmendi Earns Draw With Ambergers in Lively Title Bout
In Los Angeles a furious ten round lightweight title bout ended in a draw as Baby Arizmendi, 136 1/2 pounds, rallied from behind to against Lou Ambers of New York. Ambers, nearing his last major bout before facing Henry Armtrons, fought hard in the final rounds. Referee counted Ambers four, Arizmendi three at the end of the eighth, and both traded blows through the tenth with blood and boos greeting the champion.
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Los Angeles
Baby Arizmendi
Lou Ambera
New York
Ambers
Henry Armatron
Washard
Avothers
Arigmendt
Amhers
Arizmendi
Arizimendi
Senior class address at NYU signals WPA shovel talk
Paul M. Mahon delivers the senior class address at New York University class day. He notes graduates are ready to lay aside caps and gowns and take the pick and shovel of the WPA. The item also mentions James Budin as the only unmarried president of the United States.
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New York
Paul M . Mahon
New York University
Walch
W.P.A
James Budin
United States
East Helena Triumphs Over Casteel In High-Tempo Duel
East Helena defeated Casteel 3 to 2 in a closely contested Helena Baseball League game at Legion Park. Joe Langenius pitched well for East Helena, while Kovich and Martello contributed key hits, and defensive miscues hampered Casteel. Next up, East Helena visits Kessler Beers Thursday, with Casteel at Leaston Park Friday.
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Casteel
East Helena
Kessler
Legion Park
Casteel Cleaners
Smelterites
Joe Langenius
Lowe Martella
Bilston
Mons
Martello
Beyensaffles
Langenius
Genoza
Krisman
Rocky Mountain
Leston Park
Cagters
Reed
George
Ceilen
Thorenson
Chilton
Clendif Smidth
Travis
Serenay
Kovich
Hudoklnib
Langentus
Tursich
Kriaman
Veratih
Beore
Leray
HR Kosick
H Kovich
E Kosich
Hudoklin
George White
Shampion Jameson Opens in Mississippi Golf Tour
In Tulaa Oklahoma on June 7 AP reports Betty Jameson of San Antonio won her first round match in the women's trans Mississippi golf tournament. Beatrice Barrett of Minneapolis challenged her as Jameson faced Mrs Vin Sant Hoechat of Dallas. Minnesota champion Barrett eliminated Mrs A D Jack of Tulsa and posted an outward nine 86. Top players including Opal Hill, Marion Miley, Vielen Hofmann, Patty Berg, Patty Newbold and Frank Goldthwaite won into the second round.
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Tulaa
Okla
Shampion
Betty Jameson
San Antonio
Beatrice Barrett
Minneapolis
Betty
Vin Sant Hoechat
Dallas
Minnesota
A D Jack
Tulsa
Beatrice
Uwlul
Opal S Hill
Kanana City
Marion Miley
Lexington, Ky
Vielen Hofmann
Salt Lake City
Patty Berg
Patty Newbold
Wiciita
Frank Goldthwaite
Fort Worth
Verdict in Death of Power Company Man
Great Falls Montana June 7 Hubert M Schaeffer 29 a Montana Power Company employee died May 29 after falling down Rainbow dam and being swept over the Rainbow falls into the Missouri River a coroner s jury ruled accidental drowning The body will be sent Wednesday to Schaeffer s Polson home Cleveland Frank Tap In 62 who headed a large coal company died
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Great Falls
Hubert M Schaeffer
Montana
Powa Company
Rainbow Dam
Missouri River
Schaeffer
Polson
Unclear sports standings snippet with scattered names
A fragmented OCR excerpt lists numerous names and places such as St. Paul Louisville Kansas City Indianapolis Milwaukee Toledo and Minneapolis. It shows scattered initials and figures without coherent context or complete events. The text resembles a race or standings fragment with insufficient readable details.
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H. B
Kansas City
Columbus
Breue
Freese
Martynik
Lynn
Grace
Minneapolis
Indianapolis
Parmelee
Galvin
Johnson
Tuddle
Flowers
Lewis
Hinkle
Milwaukee
Toledo
Heving and
Just
Nelson
Linfon
Foxx Reds Lead Milestone Batting Feats
In a brisk summary of the latest baseball action, Foxx and Red Sos posted notable RBI counts while Averill topped the Indians with 49. Ott contributed for the Giants, and Cal Galan of Cuba carried a .44 average, with Medwick and Kelner named among key performers.
Power Development at Fort Peck Dam
Washington reports Army engineers told Montana lawmakers that funding to begin the Fort Peck power phase is expected soon with about 3 million dollars allotted. Senator Wheeler noted a 5.05 million dollar amendment was removed but may arrive via a lump sum allotment. The project would cost around 6 million dollars and pump water to irrigate roughly one million acres across Montana and North Dakota.
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Washington
Hj — Army Engineers
Montana
Congress
Fort Peck’ S Dam
Wheeler
T. Mont) Seid
War Department
North Dakota
Powers Take Action on Austrian Loans
London reports Britain and French trustees of 1933 34 Austrian loans protested in Berlin over nonpayment of monthly interest due June 1. Britain France Italy and other guarantors of capital and interest reacted though Italy reportedly did not join. The Bank for International Settlements at Basel announced a protest to Germany over default on a 1930 Austrian government loan for which it acts as trustee.
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London
Austria
Berlin
Britain
France
Italy
Bank For International Settlements
Basel
Switzerland
Germany
Shrine Parade Opens 64th Shrine Convention in Los Angeles
In Los Angeles a 64th annual shrine convention opened with a parade at Memorial Coliseum. About 1,000 red-fezzed members marched before Imperial Potentate Walter S Sugden and 40,000 spectators. The event included animals and humor as the imperial banquet for the imperial divan and representatives followed, with Deputy Imperial Potentate Andrew A. Rahn noted for succession to shrine head.
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Los Angeles
Calif
Memorial Coliseum
Ywrvade
Imperial
Walter S Sugden
Andrew A. D Rahn
Minneapolis
Philippines Volcano Eases After Ten Year Dormancy
Mania in the Philippines shows a loosening eruption as violence declines and earthquakes cease. Scientists note a definite reduction in activity with bursts of lava and smoke now separated by longer quiet intervals. In Portland, five thousand restaurant and hotel workers vote to strike for higher wages. Wallace Heery, actor and naval reserve lieutenant commander, logged over 1,200 flying hours.
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Portland
Ore
Wallace Heery
United States Naval Reserve Force
Five convicts in break stage two captured near Florence
Florence, Ariz June 7 Two of the five fugitives from the Arizona state prison farm were captured tonight about 40 miles east of Florence. Bloodhounds tracked the remaining three who fled in a prison truck after overpowered guards Lezear and Ruiz. Warden Eager said Van Winkle and Johnson were recaptured while Bailey, Reece, and Meyers remained at large with Reece in critical condition from wounds.
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Florence
Ariz
Arizona State
Here
John G. Eager
Eager
J P. van Winkle
Marlegot County
Lezear
Richard Johnson
James Bailey
Columbus Reece
Negro
Tony Meyers
Lezeat
Pinal
van Winkle
George Ruiz
Kelvin, Ariz
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