George Honors American Heroes at Washington Tombs
George of England paid reverent homage at Washington monuments in a joint ceremony with unknown soldiers and veterans. The King laid a wreath and met lawmakers as crowds and embassies observed the historic salute to America’s fallen in war. Continued on Page 10.
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State dinner hosts for Roosevelt at British embassy
Washington reports President and Mrs Roosevelt dine at the British embassy on Massachussetts Avenue during their visit. The event marks a formal, high profile greeting with crowds and ceremonial pageantry as the Roosevelts spend two days of state ceremonial hospitality.
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Young Czech Woman Held in Shooting in Kradno
Prague dispatch reports a young Czech woman in police custody over the slaying of German sergeant Wilhelm Streat in Kradno. German authorities imposed a 10,000 mark fine on the Kladno district and threatened severe measures, while Czech officials and residents faced uncertainty as shock rippled through the region.
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Owen Moore Found Dead in His Apartment
Kathryn Perry found her husband Owen Moore dead in their apartment. Moore had seemingly been drinking for days after Mother's Day on May 14. He and Perry lived separately with Moore staying upstairs in the same house.
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Girl's steer brings good price at show in North Salt Lake
North Salt Lake Utah Jane 9 up Hereford steer sold for 40 cents per pound at the Intermountain Vanter fat stock farm show. Last year's champion steer brought 35 cents per pound. Helen Montforton of Gallano Gateway Idaho owned the steer. buyer was Safeway Stores Inc.
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Intermountain
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Ateer
Helen Montforton
Galla- No Gateway
Idaho
Safeway Stores, Inc
New York Prepares to Welcome English Royalty
Garbled text describes New York gearing up for a royal visit by English royalty. Vague references to June events, crowds, security and routes imply a large ceremonial arrival with officials and parade plans, though many details are unreadable.
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New York
Montana Musicians Open State Meeting in Helena Tomorrow
Montana musicians converge in Helena for a four day state convention featuring Miss Eleanor McTucker and others. The program includes instructional sessions, examinations for teachers, and a Sunday banquet for delegates from two organizations.
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Helena
Alfi Mirovitch
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Auniel Syntor
Cork
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Orpauten
Mrs Ruth Rubens Freed By Soviet Officials
Moscow reports say a swift court action granted freedom to Mrs Ruth Mare Rubens, imprisoned in Russia for 18 months, amid questions about her husband Donald Robinson also known as Adolph Arnold Rubens. The case involved forged passport charges and unclear custody of her spouse’s whereabouts.
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Rubens
Tuhena
Lightning Claims Two Youths as They Stand by Father
In Pound Virginia on June 9, a father Shartt witnessed a lightning strike that killed his two sons Victor Shortt aged 14 and Kermit aged 5 instantly as they stood on the porch. The two boys were nearby when the bolt struck, and the father was unharmed.
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Pound
Monroe Shartt
Victor Shortt
Shartt
Kermit
Ubhirt
Bride on a Budget tale from The Helena Independent
A fragmented tale describes a woman named Iris Whittaker learning budgeting limits after relying on store credit and promises of no money down. The Helena Independent reveals a cautionary story about financial missteps and unexpected bills amid household shopping temptations.
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Iris Whittaker
Ut Ten Fm
Helena Indepandoat
Wheat crop outlook warns drought cut to 1936 lows
The state agriculture forecast, citing Wallington and Tone, warns winter wheat production may fall to 148 to 170 million bushels, the lowest since 1936 drought. It estimates nationwide yield decline and compares Nebraska, Iowa, and other states’ projected outputs with last year.
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Ynshels
Short Corp
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Mowann
163rd Infantrymen Move Into Helena Today for Opening of Guard Camp
163rd Infantrymen move into Helena today for opening of guard camp. General Walter OG Herons to arrive Sunday en route to Lewistown to attend the beanie of the 1st Montana Volunteers in the Spauls to American war. Brigadier General Carlos 4. Henington and General Pon nington also en route to Lewistown. Training and maneuvers planned at Camp Ayers under service company of Hoxzeman.
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Enecampment
Camp Ayers
Montana Guard
Service Company
Hoxzeman
Thuradas
Moore
Dr Mitchell's Peacock Squawk Taken Out Of Noisy Pet
In Mandarin Florida a peacock owned by Dr Mitchell was tranquilized to stop a loud squawk. Neighbors noted the bird’s noise persisted despite actions. The owner had the peacock restrained and a detector clipped, with the animal appearing calm afterward.
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Dr. Mitchell
Ina
DuPont Chairman Under Scrutiny By Securities Commission
The Securities Commission announced an inquiry into trades by Pierre S. duPont, chairman of DuPont de Nemours, in DuPont common stock. Corrected filings show he held far more shares than initially reported, including a shift from a long-held position to a net short stance through a December 1910 long-term contract.
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Interior Department
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Pont
DuPont
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B.C
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Ion
Hrokura
Leaves Today to Washington for 4-H Camp Trip
Daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Cramer of Poplar leaves this morning for Washington DC to attend the national 4 10 club camp Jung 34 to 24 Mina Cramer has completed four years of 4 H work in the county and is among four youths chosen for the trip Tay B Cameron state 4 H leader will accompany the group Others named are Lote Maffman Otto Hensos Missal and Stanley Howard
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Poplar
Washington, D. C
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Mina Cramer
la Ove
Peani
Tay EB. Cameron
Boreman
Lote Maffman
Port. Ape
Otto Hensos
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Stanley Howard
Shvaso
Chairman Names For Bituminous Meet In Idaho
Chaired by Cheney state districts engineer. conference in San Valley Idaho September 1 marks coord of research reports. Committees include Section 1 on research for maintenance and construction of bituminous surfaces led by WS Trouser of Michigan State Highway Department. Section 2 covers fundamentals.
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San Valley
Iban
Sume
Cheney
Neesistant Gitternt
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Thoaengitied
Michigan State Highway Department
Lane Ride
Wich
Girl Charged After Barn Fire Recounts Man Presumption
Police report identifies a named girl, aged from the farm, who says she has done men's work since seventh grade. Fire destroyed her father Jake Show’s barn and carriage. Captain Patrick J. South de Aured notes she will be arraigned in court tomorrow on a charge to be determined.
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Rome
Cxplate Smith
Derringer Arrest Ordered Over New York Judgment
New York June The life of Paul Derringer former pitcher was ordered arrested by Supreme Court Justice Ernest L. Hammers for alleged failure to pay a judgment of 6270. The judgment was obtained by Robert H. H. Condon of Larchmont NY who said Derringer assaulted him at a Philadelphia hotel room in July 1936.
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Paul Derringer
Cinctonet Heda
Britain Moves to Counter Encirclement Charges
Britain seeks to offset charges of encirclement with a vigorous counterpropaganda effort led by Prime Minister and Foreign Secretary. Officials deny policy shift from peace by settlement while Parliament debates German claims and possible negotiations. Reuters notes statements aim to answer encirclement propaganda without seeking concessions with Germany.
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