May warrants totaled 4.4 million for Montana funds
State Auditor John J. Holmes announced that warrants issued in May reached 4,406,380 with 922,998 earmarked to redeem investments. General fund withdrawals totaled 462,473, other major fund withdrawals included university millage 473,287 and public welfare 260,000, plus allocations from common school and highway funds. About four percent of Americans are affected by thyroid flu.
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Montana
John J. Holmes
General Fund
University Millage Fund
Publi Welfare Fund
Common School Permanent Fund
State Highway Fund
Industrial Accident Board Fund
Nquor Board Fund
WPA Boss Seeks Funds for Cricket Control in Montana
State WPA Administrator Joseph Parker says the entomology bureau must cut cricket workers from 1300 to 200 due to funding gaps. He notes a rejected state insect control plan, urges an extra 180000 dollars to continue efforts through July 16, and wires legislators and WPA to secure aid.
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W.P.A
Joseph
Parker
Bureau of Entomology
WPA
Parker Gald
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Montana
Wp.a
Salt Lake City
Bureau
Miss Bennett Named State Supervisor of Music
Miss Minerva M. Bennett, long time director of musical education at Temple University Philadelphia, appointed Montana State supervisor of music by Ruth Reardon. She will oversee music teaching in all grades rural and high schools and assist teachers and faculty in establishing a progressive program for public schools. Bennett is a native of Virginia City and previously supervised music in Anaconda public schools.
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Minerva M. Bennett
Temple University
Philadelphia
Ruth Reardon
Miss Bennett
Virginia City
Montana
Mule
Anaconda Public Schocts
Misa Bennett
Muse
Mise Reardon
Mise. Bennett
Annual 4-H Tour Heads to Bozeman Convention
About 100 Montana 4-H leaders and delegates will tour Helena Saturday en route to the eighth annual state 4-H convention at Montana State College Bozeman June 13 to 16. County officials W O Zhustein and Neva Woods Magraw organize the visit highlighting a stop at Gov Roy E Ayers offices. Alfred Bross Sr and Jr represent Lewis and Clark county with other club leaders and members. The program runs 7 am Sunday to 9:30 pm Wednesday with emphasis on leadership, home economics, agriculture and cooperation.
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Montana
Bozeman
Helena
W. 0. Zhustein
Neva Woods Magraw
Roy E. Ayers
Lewis and Clark County
Alfred Bross
Alfred, Jr
William Mlacker
Geraldine Yuhas
Yuhas
Montana State College
Republic plant riot leaves several injured in scuffle
Police and deputies clashed with 69 demonstrators at a Republic plant as a truck carrying food was escorted onto company property. Patrolman Roy Welch and Detective Mike Flynn were hurt by clubs but not seriously. Tear gas, nightsticks, and gas shells were used. witnesses estimate about 60 to 70 participants.
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Roy Welch
Mike Flynn
Banten
Pollee
Strikera
Thetrick
Thay
Ralph EH. Wiser
Elser
Yo Heamen
Reputles
Steel Workera
Nmantrike
Agaleat Stepubtle
Youngatown Sheat & Tube
Taland Steel Company
Helena Chamber Drives Membership Signups
Myron R. Wilson, chair of the Helena Chamber of Commerce membership drive, reports daily gains toward a goal of at least 600 members this year. He says the committee and finance members are working hard and the campaign will continue until the objective is reached. He stresses the chamber as a central agency for community betterment and urges enthusiastic support from citizens and businessmen.
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Myron R. Wilson
Helena Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce
Helena
Mr. Wilson
Vanderbilt's Yacht Ranger Wins Final Trial Race
Harold Vanderbilt skipper-owner of the defending yacht Ranger topped Chandler Hovey Rainbow and Gerald Mt. Lambert Yankee in the last race of the first defender trial series. Ranger won four starts, beating Yankee twice and Rainbow once, with Yankee defeating Rainbow in the remaining races.
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Newport
Harold Vanderbilt
Tringer
Prrsia
Vanderbilt
Ranger
Chandler Hovey
Rainbow
Gerald MT. Lambert
Yankee
Thea
Bath
Woodmen policy dispute over common law wife decisi
The Woodmen of the World asked Montana Supreme Court for a rehearing in Marta Cushing Stevens v. the society over a $1,000 life policy on her late common law husband A. W. Stevens. District and high courts upheld a verdict for Stevens. Proceedings question adultery as grounds. three Montana justices supported the district court while Chief Justice Sands and Justice Stewart dissented. Attorneys Trown, Urant, and Schweigert represented the company.
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Waodmen of the World Insurance Society
State Supreme Court
Marta Cushing Stevens
A. W. Stevens
Quahing
Stevens
Cushing
Woodmen of the World
Tather
Marle Cushing Stevens
Montana
Marcie Cuahing Stevens
District Court
Marie Cushing Stevene
Achievement Day at Wolf Creek Draws 200 Women
The annual Home Demonstration Club Achievement Day will be held in Burns hall Wolf Creek with more than 200 Lewis and Clark County women participating. Registration starts at 10 AM, judging at 11, a fall call at 11:16, and community singing at 11:40. A noon luncheon precedes an afternoon of skits, pantomimes, and original numbers, plus 12 educational booths and two county displays.
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Burns Hall
Wolf Creek
Lewis and Clark County
Neva Woods Magraw
Akits
Meetings at Coburn Free Methodists set for June 13 27
The Rev O E Howell of Longmont Colorado will speak at 4 services each evening June 13 to 27 at the Coburn Free Methodist church. Rev G A Hall of Sanders Idaho says the speaker is outstanding and will discuss The Fatal Transgression and The Devil's Masterpiece. A church picnic for young people is planned at MacDonald pass. Also, sixteen year old Raymond Ogden of Bellingham Washington was struck by lightning and survived after being found unconscious and burned on his foot, treated at a hospital.
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O. E. Howell
Longmont
Galo
Coburn Frea Methodiat
G. A. Hall
Sanders
Idaho
Hall
Hiw Mengages
MacDonald Pass
Bellingham
Wash
Raymond Ogden
Ogden
Kelvinator dealers hold Montana convention closing dinner
More than 100 Modern Utilities dealers and salesmen met at the Placer hotel for a closing session of their Montana convention. Mayor A J Roberts welcomed them as Helena hosted the event with speeches by B H Chamberlain Frank Grady Frank Paul and others. Lamport hosted a store visit at Fuller and West Lawrence highlighting Kelvinator equipment as the largest Montana stockholder.
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Modern Utilities Company
Kelvinator
Placer Hotel
A. J. Roborts
Helena
B. H. Chamberlain
Dester
Frank Grady
Frank Paul
C. F. O'Hara
Sassatant
Great Northern
Neil MacLean
Northern Pacific
Leon Hampton
Ford Johnson
Sompany
C. Lamport
Lamport
Fuller
West Lawrence
The
State Nursery and Seed Company
Montana Flag to accompany scouts at national meet
The Montana national guard will loan the state flag to Montana Scouts attending the national jamboree in Washington from June 20 to July 23. Acting Adjutant General John W. Mahan will arrange the loan, featuring the great seal of Montana on the banner. Deaths from infectious diseases have declined by about 50 percent over 30 years.
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Montana
Washington
Euard
John W. Mahan
Helena couple wed in Livingston before surprise party
Teuterdahl, employed in the state accountant's office, wed Miss Markie King of Helena on May 29 in Livingston. They announced their marriage at the state home yesterday. King has lived with her parents in Kenwood. Teuterdahl, formerly of Miles City, came to Helena last November for his current position. They will reside at 1127 12th Avenue.
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Boa. Teuterdahl
Nfftve
Markie King
Ielena
Livingston
Statehoe
Ban Cupid
Helena
Crisis in Big Strike Delayed and Labor Clash Deepens
In Chicago amid week old crisis, WOC protests and eight deaths from Memorial Day strikes spur Wagner Act action. Inland faces unfair labor practice charge as WOC aims for unified contracts. Senator Copeland seeks Senate labor investigation across major industries including steel.
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Chicago
Wotsr
5.W.0.c
Tn Jand Steel
van A. Bittner
B.wo.c
Atria
Copeland
New York
Senate
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