Kiwanis Club Helena Tour Booklet Preview
A Kiwanis club compiled pamphlet listing tours and sites in Helena including hotels stations camps and local landmarks. Publication funded by The Chamber of Commerce and Lions clubs with maps and photos.
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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1939
Page
3
A Kiwanis club compiled pamphlet listing tours and sites in Helena including hotels stations camps and local landmarks. Publication funded by The Chamber of Commerce and Lions clubs with maps and photos.
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a debate on neutrality policy and related actions. Names and clear events are unclear, but the piece centers on a prolonged struggle over neutrality and potential near resolution.
The newly seated Eagles head announces committee assignments and chairmanships. Key figures include Henry Russe, James Clank, and Charlee Lredp as chairs, with Lun Glorpe and Stanley Wilbon listed among leaders. Meetings begin immediately with planned activities and publicity efforts.
Fragmentary OCR recounts six inmates escaping near a Colorado facility, seizing a motor vehicle and fleeing toward Durango area. Descriptions reference guards, warden remarks, and pursuit efforts with scattered locations and names indicating a violent break and attempted recapture. Nearby witnesses and defenders appear in disjointed fragments, rendering precise sequence and identities unclear.
Montana farm income rose in the first quarter as government payments aided farmers. The report notes gains in revenue from various crops and livestock, with officials citing improved prices and steady demand. No further details or names are clearly readable.
The royal party led by King George VI and Queen Elizabeth visit New York for church services and a late night arrival. They attended an informal dinner, were welcomed by crowds outside a Roosevelt estate, and joined a broad group including President Roosevelt and Prime Minister Mackenzie King. The scene featured a national anthem, prayers, and reflections on allegiance to Almighty God.
Montana farmers report late spring rains ended severe drought fears. Warm, moist conditions boosted pasture, grain, sugar beets, and crops like wheat, corn, and gardens. Officials note moisture remains adequate with some dry spots. emergency aid proposals were discussed as crop prospects improve statewide.
A British rector who married into Windsor and later divorced a woman faced a boycott as a public dispute unfolded. The report outlines social backlash, community reaction, and ongoing scrutiny of personal and clerical conduct amid the controversy.
The King and Queen of Hagliid depart Hyde Park for Canada after a brief stay in the capital. President and Mrs. Roosevelt welcomed the royal guests at the Noonevelt home and bid them farewell from the plain red station. The ceremony contrasted with the subdued tone of the prior days.
An unusual incident describes a man standing seven hours in water near Nege while various figures including Roosevelt family members and political leaders are noted in the narrative. The passage references a Far East or national event, a transit to a station, and a royal or presidential entourage with mentions of James, John, and Franklin Roosevelt, along with travel to a public station and crowd reactions. The text preserves a historical tone with references to a world tour and a presidential entourage.
Fragmented text reports tentative moves toward an accord with Franco amid war worries. Mentions premier Chribessin and cabinet shake up as politics focus on appeasement, German and Italian claims, and possible general election timing. Greenwood signals caution on negotiations and living space policy.
An awkward yawn caused a shoulder injury at a Philadelphia hospital. Physicians treated the unnamed patient and stressed the need to stretch before getting up. The report also notes James Boyle, private secretary to President Buckkin-Jey and former Liverpool consul, has died in Columbus, Ohio.
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