Compromise Bank Reform Bill Nears Passage in Congress
Washington records report a compromise bank reform measure moving toward law after conferees reach agreement. The plan would insure deposits up to 3500 beginning Jan 1 1944 with full guaranteed deposits after July 1 1934 and scale insured limits thereafter. A national corporation would oversee insurance with funding from treasury reserves and Federal Reserve assets.
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Washington
Congress
Glasa-Stearns
House
Senate
Federal Reserve
Afl
Treasur
Stout
Death of Orn H Nolan 72 in Canton district
Orn H Nolan 72 long time Canton cattle operator died yesterday at St John’s hospital after a sudden illness. He had been in poor health and confined to hospital previously. Survived by brother Charles Nolan of 22 N Rodney St. Body at Opp and Conrad funeral home. funeral Wednesday at 1 p m with Dr Price officiating. burial in Canyon Ferry cemetery. Also note: Boston News Letter first Americas paper founded by John Campbell of Borlin in 1744.
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John H. Nolan
Canton District
St. John's Hospital
Mr. Nolan
Nolan
Canton
Charles Nolan
N. Rodney Street
Opp and
Conrad Funeral
Conrad Chapel
BR. Price
Canyon Ferry
Boston News
Americas
John Campbell
Borlin
Jimmie Jewett Speaks to Helena Kiwanis Group
Jimmie Jewett of the Placer Hotel spoke to Helena Kiwanis at their weekly noon meeting. He downplayed hotel business concerns amid economic turmoil and urged optimism for a rapid recovery. The talk honored union leaders and included musical entertainment by Virginia Bird and Reb Whitney. Next week’s program plans were announced by Lawrence Ope, Art Nelson, and George Roberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timmie Jewett
Placer Hotel
Helena Kiwanis
Pine
Senator Walsh
Knute Rockne
Avistar
Jimmie Doolittle
Roosevelt
Kiwanians
Virginia Bird
Bute
Reb. Whitney
Forsyth
Atate
Musafe
Wre
Service Club
Milo Dean
Lars Carlyon
Harold Hendren
Pauline serves as acting Montana governor during absence
State Senator Robert Pauline of Flathead county became acting governor of Montana while Governor Frank Cooner attended a federal relief commission meeting in Washington. The move marks the first ad interim gubernatorial appointment in three years. Kalispell and Flathead areas fear potential flood damage as cool weather gives way to rising snowmelt. nearby mountains report two feet of new snow.
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Robert Pauline
Flathead County
Montana
Frank H. Cooner
Washington, D.C
Federal Relief Commission
Pauline
Frank Hazelbaker
Dillon
Erickson
George Cooper
Mineral County
Kallapell
Flathead Lake
Damace
Kalispeli
Examinations for Private Music Teachers Under State Board
Fifteen applicants for accredited private music teachers are taking examinations at the studio of Mrs Ruth Whalen. The state board of music examiners, including Ralph Rauh Bozeman Mrs Johanson Billings Mrs Margaret DeCamp Helena Miss Marguerite Hood of the department and Mrs Whalen, opened the tests yesterday and will continue today. Pupils of teachers who pass these exams will receive regular credits in their high school music course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Department of Public Instruction
State Board of Music
Ruth Whalen
Serdey
Ralph Rauh
Billings
Johanson
Bozeman
Margaret DeCamp
Helena
Marguerite Hood
Whalen
State Treasurer reports county tax receipts and bonds
The state treasurer announced second half tax collections from six counties led by Wigaux with 1941 figures, listing payments by Wibaux Silver Bow Judith Raein Lincoln Treasure and Valley. Nine counties have submitted second half funds. An order for 3000 in state funding bonds was received from a Townsend resident, requesting maturities in 1940 1945 and 1948.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James J. Brett Wigaux
Wibaux County
Siiver Row
Judith Raein
Lincoln
Treasure
Valley
Brett
Townsend
Game board session at department offices
State flow and game commission members meet at department offices to dispose of routine business before an inspection trip to Warn Springs state game farm and Georgetown Lake hatchery. Warden Marrs and Fisheries Superintendent MacDonald accompany the group to Waynr Springs and Georgetown. The commission includes Sullivan of Aquare Bute, Steinbrenner of Missoula, Stanford of Kalispell, Price of Laurel, and Flynn of Anaconda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Flow and Home Commission
Warn Springs
Georgetown Lake
Overark
Thares A. Marrs
Kenneth MacDonald
Waynr Springs
Georgetown
Anaconda
W. PF. Sullivan
Aquare Bute
Wiliam Steinbrenner
Missoula
Harry P. Stanford
Drop in Montana dairy production in April
Montana dairy factories produced 47 905 pounds of butter in April this year, down from 77 868 pounds in the same month last year. Ice cream output declined to 30 556 gallons from 39 041 gallons, and cheese production totaled 127 699 pounds versus 144 283 pounds a year earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elate Dairy Division
Montana
Mattern Near Alaska Flight to Beoon Arrival Haze
Jimmie Mattern eyes a non stop leg to Alaska to beat Post Gatty’s world record time. Officials expect a possible Alaska arrival tomorrow with the Texan three days behind the eight day, 15 hour mark. Clark says landings after Alaska will be routine with mapped routes discarded for mountains and rivers guidance.
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Mattern
Petropaviarek
Beringava
New York
Dunn
Jimmie Mattern
Alaska
Runterny
Khataroveh
Jack Clark
Siberia
Clark
Jimmue
Mark
Honom
Lark
Winda
Negligence Seen In Plane's Crash Claims and Testimony
The coroner's inquest heard that the plane bound for Talwauke airport was in need of repairs and piloted by Vickery who logged long duty hours. Bodies identified include Fay, Ogorek, Schalter, Rohnson, Digodwin and Goodwin with others unidentifiable after the fiery crash. Survivors described the wreck as the aircraft faltering and diving with passengers in agony as flames engulfed the cabin. Funeral plans were announced for Mrs Ida Goodwin, with her son Dean Goodwin and Gail Noll traveling to Chicago to retrieve her body for Missoula services.
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Talwaukes
Vickery
Harrington
Goodwin
Muntanin ' Fay
Miss Ogorek
Missoula
Gail A. Noll
Chicago
Dean Goodwin
New York
Ida Goodwin
New York City
Vean Goodwin
Honneveltfeld
G. Trainor
Bronx
Sbr
Avont
Hewlett, N
Langsland
Debt default fears shadow British leads at Lausanne
The Washington government faced a looming debt default amid tense Lausanne talks. Britain rejected a ten percent offer, as American officials awaited Chamberlain's response. The conference seeks a completed settlement on German reparations, with Mr Mardonald's remarks stressing urgency.
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Posal
Washington
Mardonald
Lausanne
Chamberlain
Apsault
Italian Ministers Debate U S Debt Payment Plan
Rome June 13 Premier Muscoli discussed paying the debt instalment due the United States with the Fascist leadership. A communique indicated no public decision yet and an opportune moment will be chosen to reveal it. An earlier May Finance Ministry report flagged Italy's inability to pay and suggested an 8 percent reduction to Allied indebtedness.
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Rome
Muscolin
United States
Brandenuneil
Guido Ding
Italy
New Corporations Formed in Helena and Tivingsinn
Domestic firms establish two companies. Helena Distributing plans wholesale beer wine and beverages with $59,000 capital split into 59,000 shares at $1 each. directors J. F. L and ty Start and Cte Carlson of Walle. Mivingeton Milling and Elevator co proposes $50,000 capital, 50,000 shares at $1 each. directors Mark Pu and Rather TV Kearhig and A. J. Hetued of Faving atan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Domest
Helena Distributing Company
Helena
Conffort Reataurants Ant Beerspariers
J. FL
Ty Start
Cte
Carlson
Ftrent Walle
Mvingeton Milling
Levator Sampany
Tivingsinn
Oparate
Decerinion Sapitat Sinck
Mark Pu
Rather
TV Kearhig
A. J. Hetued
Faving Atan
Lions Club President Attacked at Shaft Incident in Butte
International Lions Club president Charlen Hatton, along with graduates from Falls and Canada, were escorted through the Leonard mine during a convention. The party toured underground areas yesterday noon, returning home after a brisk session noted for generous local hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Renidente
Revisions Announced In All Grazing Fees In National Forests
National forest grazing fees for 1933 will be adjusted based on general cattle and sheep market prices from 1931 and 1920 1929 basic periods. Supervisor J N Templar announced the order guiding fee changes with refunds or extra charges as needed. Cattle fees drop to 9.05 cents per head monthly and sheep to 2.06 cents, reflecting substantial reductions from earlier appraisals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Templar
Kelona National Forest
United Blazen Forester
Appratea
Secretary of Agriculture
Mollin
American National Livestock Association
F. R. Marshall
National Woolgrowers' Association
Butte Officials Inspect Elena Street Oiling Work
Butte city officials visited Elena yesterday to review the street oiling project begun last year by Councilman ATW Stith andto consider extensions. They noted $19,000 earmarked from a state act for paving unpaved areas, praised Vovneimans Smit’s work, and discussed fees from automobile registrations. A bid was held for remaining work with plans to close alleys near block 446 and part of the Helena town site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atehia McTaweart Tod
Hutte City Coupes
Stith
Rutty
Vovneimans Smit
Butte
Helena
Taterk
Veterans' Quota for Conservation Camps Unfilled
Fewer than 190 Montana men had applied for the veterans Contingent of the it tur ont ceonaspiation corps. De. Hh Ct Watts, manager of the veterans administration at art Harris states, urged veterans to expedite their applications for physical examinations before parol ing must cope from the veterans administration at the fort. The Chat of Tex were forwarded today. Doukhbor Weld in court here today. Peter Ver gin, Doukhabor leader, bail set, deportation ordered, to report tomorrow for hearing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Veterana
Te Tur Ont Ceonaspiation Corps
Ct Watts
Veterans
Art Haris Sates
Ind Ls
Bart Missauld
Jane M. de Watta
Veterans’ Administration
Fort
Dourhchor Weld Winmdpep
Dune
St. A. Dokwa
Peter Ver‘gin
Doukhabor
Waa
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N. Park Ave
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Eugene Walter
R. Walter
Mian Darne
Angeles
Abe
Amnerda
Donn Beremey
Walter
Trosseau
Varia Most Fang Eouturiers
Barbara Hutton
America
Paris
Fletress
Woolworth
Mise Hutton
Prince Alesiy Mdlvanl
Osa I
Howard
Arma
Jayne
Wade
U.S
RAM Watch
Lions Taken
WAI Memonte
James Hammond
Nanking
Cirelas
Caat
Netra
Elena
Hrlot Seastor
Stewart Ware
Cardia
Chas. J. Brady
Imon
Lineh Reviews
Ratirdas
Dine LT
Carty Gate Khe
Afrobert Brah Aon
Plan Sinetairenate
Willan Dox
Leven
Placer
Beckman Furs
ED R. Beckmann
Ceptance
Helena, Mant
Cheaneng
Aafo
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Trocesa
Ring
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Wun
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