Old Fort Bridger to be Historic Landmark and Museum
Fort Bridger Wyoming set for official dedication as a Wyoming historic landmark and museum on June 24. Descendants of Jim Bridger and delegations from Colorado, Wyoming, Montana will attend to mark the site of the fort founded in 1842. The fort, once a key outpost on the Oregon Trail, was later acquired by the state and designated a state historic landmark with completion of conversion to a state post scheduled June 25.
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Alfred Wall
Fort Bridger
Wyo
West
Bridger
Dregott Trail
de’ West
Young
Brigham Young
Utah
United States
Wreming
Boyd Plane Down In It Stuck In Mud Near Port au Prince
Captain J Errol Boyd and two companions on a Goodwill flight from New York to Port au Prince were forced to land near St Marc Haiti and became stuck in mud. The aircraft Columbia was undamaged though hard to move. A marine corps plane will aid and an official reception was planned.
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Port Au Prince
Haiti
J. Errol Boyd
New York
St. Marc
Hait
Boyd
Hie
Robert G. Lyon
H- P Davis
Reet
St Merk
Marine Corps
Bosch
Former Montanan Simmons by Death in San Francisco
Renty L Holdal a former Montana newspaper man born in Mandan North Dakota grew up in Plentywood Montana and served in the US Army 3624 Regiment 91st Division overseas. He died of pneumonia in San Francisco after a newspaper career there and is survived by his mother two sisters and a brother. He belonged to the American Legion and Masonic and Elks lodges.
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Portland
Ore
Renty L. Holdal
Newsnappy
Rytte
Helena
San Francisco
Calif
Wort
Georyn Weatherhead
Atha
Montana
Man- Holdai
Mandak
Mont
Plentywood
Son
United States Army
American Expeditionary Forces
Helang
Sinters
Ditmar
Great Falls
The
American Legion
Masonic
Avoid the Dangers of Constipation with Art Bran Cereal
An old advertisement touts Ballogg's Art-Bran cereal as a remedy for constipation. It claims the cereal provides bulk to stimulate the intestines and vitamin B to support regular bowel habits, noting iron in the product and gentle action like leafy vegetables. Kellogg claims easy preparation and recipes on the red and green package, sold nationwide.
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Ballogg
Au-Bain
All Grocarn
Kellogg
Battle Creek
Music Teachers of Montana Conclude Annual Meeting
Montana music teachers wrap up their annual association meeting in Helena with a closing program at the Placer hotel featuring the Helena Bering quartet. John Crowder of Missoula will close the state convention with a piano recital. The event includes talks, demonstrations, and a late afternoon concert of Montana musicians before a banquet tonight.
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Music Teachers OF Montana
Milele Tenchere Frank All
Tiorothy Averill
Stagel Michredsan
Dietard
Walker
Bic
Fights Pease
Paris
An Aaroviahon
C Evans
Elsa Swartz
Missoula
Association
Fev
John 8. Benson
St. John's
Wolve Teautiful
Arthur MY
Merrick
Grea
Mary
Orean
Helen LaVerne
Butte
Butte Dasnin
Placer Hotel
Dele- Fales
Mira Ani Janmin
Elena Arcet
Mountains Plate
Jocolin Matfield
Milan
CA Dren
Round Table Fiscasaiana
Remalindes
Rady Tank
Wiss Sion
Hiri Johnson
Great Falls
Grace Ward- Campbell
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Tutte
Starline
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Cencre
Madade Fteipheimer
Nes Brahing
Pauline Keane
Montana
Soncert
Eclock
Siven
Melick
Congress May Go Home Today
Congress may adjourn as Senate and House leaders reach agreements on Roosevelt era measures. Senators Cutting and Steiner broker a process allowing conferees to act first then seek Senate instructions. Glass-Steagall progress boosts hopes for early adjournment and timing of large appropriation bills. Senator La Follette blocks one bill pending industrial and veterans dispute settlements.
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Senate
Cutting
A. N. Mo
Steiner
Ore
Roosevelt
House
Disagreement on Aid for Veterans in Senate Conference
Washington officials report disarray over veteran aid terms as Senate and House negotiators clash regarding the compromise. Senator Steiner and Senator Cutting prepare a substitute to replace the House plan, while Robinson pushes for a vote on the alternative amid concerns over possible changes to the House agreement.
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Washington
Pi— Hawke
Senate
Senate Therore
Steiner
Oregon
Cutting
Taday
House
Stalwer
Robinson
Arkanaan
Reed
Ning the
Senata
Byrnes
Roed Aard
President's Pet Bill May Get By
Washington reports debate on a proposed bill linked to President Honsarek's order to reorganize the government. The item notes possible action by lawmakers and hints at political opposition and procedural maneuvering.
Congress Debates 48 Percent Cuts in Agricultural Programs
Opposition centers on a blanket 48 percent reduction to cooperative vocational education and rehabilitation and related agri cultural programs. Senator McNary offers a resolution to strike the cuts while Idehat and Borahi urge delay for 60 days to study the order as congressional session ends.
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McNary
Oregon
Borahi
Idehat
Congress
St. Reed
Florsh
Industrial measure to be passed today in Washington
Washington reports a decisive Senate action as five hours of debate prepare the way for a vote下 expected to send the industrial recovery bill to the president for signature at four o clock. The conference report faces scrutiny from Foran as he questions anti price fixing provisions while Harrison seeks to correct impressions on embargo and import controls.
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Washington
Senate
Foran
Idaho
Harrison
Finance Committee
Forees
Oricense
America
Widow Claims Fortune of slain recluse in New York cellar
Mrs Eliabeth Day fahove, a 63 year old widow of London, claims a fortune of about 1 million dollars left by the late recluse Edward Albert Risley. Risley was found with his secretary in an aquatic New York cellar office. Day seeks a share aided by Kate Hint and others, describing Risley as eccentric.
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Eliabeth Day Fahove
London
England
Edward Albert Risley
New York
Kate Hint
Hellavan
Helena children urged to learn value of drama
In Helena the youth drama program led by J. J Mackenzie plans a season opening with Little Jack Samb o at the Hawthorne theater. Adults will play Sambo roles while children train in staged productions and may write plays for community performance.
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Barryuwres
Mre J. Jp Mackenzie
Clideen Latouht
Mackensie
Jack Sambo
Mawthorne
Focal
A. Shakenheare
Helena
Belien
British Inject Ats Into Troubled Session
At the conference opening Premier Daladier and Secretary Hull spoke as King George urged cooperation to ease human suffering. There were signals that stabilization of the dollar pound and franc could be targeted, with Britain, France and the US debating currency ranges and debt issues as discussions proceed.
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United States
Tus
Daladier
France
Mr. Hull
New Show at Marlow Opens with A Lassie’s Profession
Alison Skipworth and Roland Young star in A Lassie’s Profession at the Mlow theater. The Paramount film follows Miss Skipworth as a British lady who leaves her castle to aid an impoverished man facing perilous scrapes. Nedley humor and lively performances, including Sac Martien and Kent Taylor, drive the comedy.
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Alison Skipworth
Roland 1
Madams Flacketeer
A .Unas
Paramount Picture
M Low
Allison Skipworth
Roland Young
Sac Martien
Mise Skipworth
Anglistinen
Martina
Kent Taylor
Paramount
Warren Thymer
Nereen
Americans Peeved at British at World Economic Conference
The American delegation voiced displeasure over Prime Minister MacDonald mentioning debts during a World Economic Conference opening. Critics said the debt topic was outside the agenda, with officials noting the remark worsened American sentiment and could hinder the conference's progress. James M. Cox was discussed as a potential head of a monetary commission, while Hull and others weighed possible leadership for tariffs and other non monetary matters.
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London
Jane
Cordell Full
Mr. MacDoneld
MacDonald
Axel
Toosevelt
United States
Homer Cox
James M. Cox
Ohio
Commission On Monetary Matters
Hull
Kaan
Commission On
Fragmented OCR notes on world trade and policy tone
Fragmented text discusses global trade shifts and historical figures, mentioning Tyre Rome London and New York. It references war secretary Hull and questions how economic policy affects national power, noting the weather center of finances and commerce and the impact of policy breadth and depth.
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Tyre
Car
Mage
Rome
London
New York
Hull
Machines and jobs debate cited by Dr Milithan
Pasadena scholar Dr Robert A Milithan argues that machines do not always create jobs. He cites Kansas University data showing employment rising from 4.7 percent to 29.8 percent between unspecified years, challenging the view that automation reduces work.
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Taree
Robert A. Milithan
Pasadena
Calif
Kansas
Alwass
Sanport
Cansia
Old Time Augusta Resident Remembered in Obituary
An elderly Augusta resident 83 years old is mourned in a funeral notice. Survived by a wife, a daughter and several sons including Hark of Austin and a brother in Everett Washington. Arrangements announce funeral services and burial following a death attributed to self-inflicted circumstances. Patterson, previously of Laurel and Shelby, was reported in local notices.
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Wiis Linen
Augusta
Bombay
Romley
Naviene
Aye
Dita
Reo
Austin
Dicoh
Canora
Isverett
Wash
Hospital at Harrison to Receive Patients
Urged improvements and assurances outline that the new dining mill will be created as part of updated rules and regulations proposed under the veterans proteins act. A study and new program are being formed to simulate the changes and prepare for patient reception at Harrison Hospital.
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Harrison
Fiona
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