House Passes Amendments to Wagner Act in Senate Fight
Washington June 7 By a vote of two to one the House passed Wagner Act amendments creating a three man National Labor Relations Board and altering procedures. The plan abolishes current Madden Sapose Leiverson posts, shifts to an administrator, and allows court review of board decisions. The bill faces Senate pigeonholing despite broad support from labor and opposition groups. Also noted are divorces granted to Mary S Bradshaw from Rudy L Bradshaw for cruelty and Dominick Bruno from Catherine Bruno for desertion.
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le Boum
Senate
Pew
Threeman
National Labor Relation Board
Repunteang
Democrats
Fye-Man
Vision
David J. Sapose
William Green
American Federation of Labor
George W. Padbury, Jr
Mary S. Bradshaw
Rudy L. Bradshaw
Padbury
Dominick Brano
Catherine Bruno
Baker 9 Reelected President of Great Typographical Union
Indianapolis June 7 Official returns show Claude M. Baker of San Prandeco reelected president of the International Typographical Union. Baker 30 664 to 28 487 over Francis G. Barrett of New York City Local polls May 16 sent ballots to headquarters Official report to follow next Wednesday Unofficial totals include Randolph 28 621 to 28 362 for John J. Conley Fort Worth election of Jack Gul Cleveland and Holland Vancouver B C as other officers
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Claude M. Baker
San Prandeco
International Typographical Union
Wandrott Randolph
Baker
Francis G. Barrett
New York City
Spring Showing of GM Trucks Arrives in Pondur Michigan
Jurgen and Walker, distributors of General Motors trucks, announce a gala spring showing of M.C. commercial vehicles through June 10. The exhibit, in cooperation with the General Motors truck and coach division, will be held at Pondur Michigan and at other GMC dealers nationwide to acquaint operators with exclusive GMC features in 1940 models.
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Walker
General Motors
M.C
Pondur
Mich
G.M.C
United States
O.M.C
Winter pleads guilty in police court for driving under influence
J M Winter pleaded guilty in police court yesterday morning to a charge of driving under the influence of liquor and was fined 100 dollars. He was arrested Thursday evening about 8 o'clock by Patrolmen Leroy Kane and Tony Hames. The cavalry unit of the U S Army at Fort Russell Texas had been motorized. This was the flat and most famous cavalry unit in the United States.
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J. M. Winter
Gullty
Iqior
Winter
Leroy Kane
Tony Hames
U. S
Fort Russell
Texas
United States
Elliston News Hints of Return from Iowa and Local Mines
Elliston reports Byron Greany back from Iowa visits with Ditka roots noted. The Big Dick mine on Nigger Mountain halted briefly but is expected to reopen next week. Dozens of local residents including Mrs. Cavanaugh, Elwood Taplin, and the Tucker family are listed visiting, calling, or traveling in Helena, Deer Lodge, and nearby towns with a flurry of social and business activity.
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Helena
Portland
Ore
Bill
Palm Beach
Iowa
EllIston
Byron Greany
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Ditka
Big Dick
Nigger Mountain
Cinton
Clayton Christian
North Dakota
Elwood Taplin
Garrison
Mw Enllay
Chuck
Bob Smith
Austin
Bill Senceal
Justitia
Hotan
Thabia
Arther
Fee O? Drummond
Mia
K. Dougherty
Jamoa N. Dougherty
Eday Noouvon
Drummond
Bob Tucker
Oren Nelson
Helenk Ratlers
Bilney
Earnest
Daughtera
Annabelle
Tavrella
Sinkta
Phyllis Tucker Wera Holana Vislara
Chuck Smith
Tolat Bakke
Rich Spur
Gilbert Stayer
Fletcher
Poul Iglvie Sod
Delvin Mizner, Jr
Halana Castera
Walter E. Kelley
Dorolly
Melvin D. Mizner
Lawrence Carlyle
Unity
Tucker Hnme
Barney Cook
California
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C.H. Tucker
Lawrence Ward
Forrest Dyer
Walter B. Kelley
Margaret
Dorothy
Polson
Marvin Yedly
Markheta
Yakma
Wash
Tucker
John Lynch
Sherman Dovitn
William Greany
Sallern Bast Weak
Tim Neardon
Manhattan
James E. Reat
Bre
Richard
Galen Calle
Ara
Glen Lince
Carl Jorgensen
Washington
Miller
Farney Cook
C. W. Tucker
Dear Lodge
Fd Johnson
Red Lodge
Joe Henault
Deer Loige
B. H. Varly
Traton
Waah
BI Brown
Helene
Bill Myles
Dewitt
Great Falls
Louie Krieg
Kes‘ter
Drer Lodga
al Ming
al, Jr
Les
Tom Qualls
Bers
Melvin Mizner, Jr
Evelyn
Tlelens Cellery
James H. Dougherty
Frank Fl. Dougherty
Betty
Missoula
Annis Martingat
Butta
George Hiets
Deer Lodge
Ed Johnson
Carl Hermancon
Walter Manuia
Phllipsburg
Ben Standley
Arlee
Alfee
Eluln Gllen
Hysham
Fay Riley
Joe Pleren
Freddy
Helena Yialora
Huth Mahlin
Fort Benton Woman Heads State Clubs
Fort Benton woman A McLeish was elected president of the Montana Federation of Women's Clubs succeeding H S Mussighrad of Wisdom. The convention will close with installation ceremonies. new officers include Howard Bogart as vice president and Doon King as second vice president. About 300 visitors heard talks on topics from beautification to medical care.
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J. F. Walker
Great Falls
Lincoln J. Atkins
Billings Polytethale
Teonle
Warn
Woman Dies After Traffic Accident Near Timber
Mrs Nettia Thornby of New Auburn Wisconsin died in a local hospital from injuries after the car her husband Omar was driving left the road to avoid a truck. The couple were returning from Bis Timber when the vehicle plunged into a ditch. They were visiting their son Wil in Tig Timber. The report also notes Peruvian scientists claim nat pyrethrum can be grown there but farmers hesitate to start.
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Jones
Nettia Thornby
New Auburn
Wis
Omar
Bis Timber
Wil
Mam
Tig Timber
Catholic Men Begin Three Day Retreat at Carroll College
About 170 Catholic laymen from Montana gather at Carroll College chapel for the opening of the 11th annual three day retreat. Very Rev Dr Bramer J Riley notes registration is strong with more expected. Retreat master is Rev Dr Maurice Rheeny from Catholic University. The event concludes Sunday with mass and benediction and a banquet, part of a series of diocesan retreats through June for priests and laywomen with Rev Thomas Mulligan as retreatmaster.
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Carroll College
Bramer J. Riley
Riley
Retreat Association
Mauricn Rheeny
Reiluloua Education
Catholic University of America
Washington, D. C
Heena
Thomas Mulligan
St. Edwarda Seminary
Seattle
Wheeler Urges Calm as War Debate Intensifies
Senator Wheeler addresses fears over entering World War II urging restraint and realism. He warns of hunger, poverty, and societal collapse if nations focus on bogeyed air base stories while building hospitals and universities for lasting peace. He rebukes isolationist charges and says support for allies should be thoughtful, not reckless.
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New Orleans
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Inborttorien
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Europe
Wheeler
Hitler
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Seasor
Fragmented Cranium Crackers Q&A Amid Historic Names
Answers to Cranium Crackers include questions on Tage 8 3 and a list of terms like Baller Valladotid Apain and buffjufia. The garbled text mentions a religious orders, bread dough doughnuts, and a note about June 1 with a telegram from George VI to French President Albert Lebrun praising France's role in Belgium.
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Apain
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Eing
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Free Flight Training Program Opens at Carroll College
Twenty five applications already filed for a Civil Aeronautics Authority funded summer flight training at Carroll College. Up to 20 youths will receive full training toward a private pilot’s license, with priority to education level. Applicants must be 18 to 26, pass medicals, and hold a high school diploma. Applications due by Monday evening June 10 at Carroll or at Helong airport with Mr. Morrison as lead instructor and Dr. Neuman directing ground work.
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BE. J. Riley
Islay
Riley Caid
BR. B. Morrison
Helong
Morrison
Faward W. Neuman
Wil
Carton
Roosevelt comments spur talk of universal military training
A New York Times editorials urges universal compulsory military training. President Roosevelt, while acknowledging reading the piece, says he will consider it in light of self defense. War Department to send a test plane to Ford airport. debates grow in Congress on compulsory training and wartime equipment. Navy cruiser Wichita sails for goodwill tour to Rio de Janeiro.
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Hoosevelt
New York Times
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Ford
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Norria
Ind
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Alan
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Texas
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Rio da Janeiro
Lincoln resident Ra Bowat to seek Republican nomination
Ra Bowat, a well-known Lincoln resident and preacher, filed his nominating petition yesterday with the county clerk and recorder for the lower house on the Republican ticket. His slogan, No Promina Other than Honest Ward, will be printed on the ballot.
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Ra Bowat
Lower
Housa
Hower
Louise Robinson dies. funeral home held
Louie Rowton of 1227 Poplar street died near midnight after a ling er ing Western. The body rests at Opp and Conrad funeral home with services pending. She was born in Temy and moved to Helena about twenty to thirty years ago. No living relatives in the area reported.
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Louie Rowton
Poplar Street
Opp and
Conrad
Helena
Ares
Louis Stadler Honored by Looe Lodge Members
Louis Stadler, a long time member from Helena, was honored Thursday evening by Looe Lodge. Gov. Roy F Ayers attended to reminisce with Stadler as other locals including H R Straety and Judge A J Morvky offered tributes and well wishes.
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Stadler I
Looe Lodge
Louis Bradler
Helena
Roy F Ayers
Tate
Mr .Rindlay
Stadler
Kaufman
Forgua County
H.R. Straety
John C. Bayerd
J. W. Christa
George Scholte
Thomas Silleta
A. J. Morvky
Quaker City Prepares to Welcome GOP
Philadelphia gears up for the Republican National Convention with an expected 126,000 attendees and an entertainment program from a marathon race to street dancing. Mayor Robert B. Lamberton and arrangements chief Samus F. Pryor oversee the setup as workmen raise a festive streamer on City Mall plaza, while a decorative elephant motif signals the welcome.
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Marriage Licenses and Birth at St Johns Hospital
Herbert Whemain and Lesh Wolfe of Spokane obtained marriage licenses while Mr and Mrs A T Wadsworth of 49 Harrison Avenue announce the birth of a son yesterday morning at St Johns Hospital.
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Lesh Wolfe
Spokane
BSUTH
A. T. Wadsworth
Harrisan Avenue
St. John‘s Hospital
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