Elliston Pioneer Mrs James Jenkins dies at 77
Mary Saul Jenkins born June 24 1859 in Galena Illinois arrived Montana in 1874 by Missouri steamboat and ox team. She married James Price Tonkins in 1880 at Elliston. Survived by husband son Herbert and three daughters Adeline Warren T H Blaine and E H Gallivan, 16 grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral at St Helena cathedral with rosary this evening at Gallivan home. Burial Resurrection cemetery.
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James Pri¢s Jenkins
Elliston
F. H. Gallivan
Helena
Jenkins
Galena
Montana
Treasure State
Missouri River
Fort Beaton
Mary Saul
Deer Lodge
James Price Tonkins
Additon
Adeline Warren
T. H. Blaine
E. H. Gallivan
Herbert J. Jenkins
Chicago
Chengchow Sitrep Delays Japanese Drive as Flood Strands Civilians
Heavy rains flood the Yellow river region aiding Chinese defenders near Chengchow while Japanese pressure shifts toward the Yangtze. Refugees flee the city as mud blocks roads and rail lines, hindering any advance toward Hankow. Japanese naval forces move with sunboats and transports reported within 250 miles of Hankow as the campaign continues.
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Yellow River
Chengchow
Hankow
Lunghai Railway
China
Garrow
Lunghai
Paisha
Chengchaw
Peiping-Hankow
Iankow
Yangtze River
Hakkow
Iowa Primaries Stir White House Pressure and NY Deal Hopes
Washington reports the administration anxious to swing wins in Iowa primaries as a test of New Deal loyalty. President Roosevelt’s personal backing appears aimed at easing post primary tensions and shaping support for 1949 party doctrine. Talks of harmony, possible White House sponsorship, and last minute shifts involve Senator Gillette, Wearin, and political aides amid pre primary maneuvering.
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Roosevel
Tywa
Keystone
Congress
Iowa
Seth
Gus Gilles
Ises
Tarry Hopkins
Roosevelt
Hopkins
Leach
Fin. Lane
White House
Gillette
Wearin
Jess
Four Die When Potomac River Boat Capsizes
Four people die when an outboard motorboat capsizes in rough Potomac River near Seneca Maryland. The victims are Lucille Hogan 42 Franklin Jentell 7 James Jentell 7 and Paul Grim 43 of Merrifield Virginia. Eleven aboard the craft were rescued or survived as rescuers struggled in the river.
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Seneca. Md
Potomac River
Lucille Hogan
Franklin
James Jentell
Paul R. Grim
Rota Merrifield
Anaconda Girl Struck By Bolt Receives Minor Burns
Anaconda June 12 AP Bernice Ilardtla, 17, was struck by a bolt of lightning while in her yard 13 miles west of Anaconda during a storm. She was taken to a local hospital where doctors reported only minor burns and that she was practically unhurt.
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Anaconda
Bernice Ilardtla
Aidcenda
Funeral notices and wartime update from Helena and Yangtze
Vital statistics report funeral arrangements for Mrs. James rrice Jenkins of Blinston and Frank L. Day former Helena fire chief with services today and burial at Resurrection and Forestvale cemeteries. Also notes a rosary at Mrs Gallivan's home and St Helena's cathedral. Brief wartime dispatches describe Japanese landings near Anking with gunboat support along the Yangtze.
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Frank L. Day
Helena
Helena bank dedicates new $100000 Helena branch building
Chester A. Davis a member of the board of governors of the Federal Reserve and former Montana official will come from Washington D C for the dedication ceremonies of the Helena branch home. The formal dedication at Lawrence and Park avenues coincides with the 39th Montana Bankers Association convention opening here Thursday.
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Chester A. Davis
Pedoral Reserve Bank
Montanan
Helena
Washington, D. C
Winth Federal Reserve District
Lawrence and
Park Avenues
Montana Bankers Associative
Montana Banker Session Highlights and Speakers
The Montana Bankers association hosts their sixth session with outstanding speakers. Carl S. Dakan of the University of Washington will speak Friday morning. Dr. Adam Bennion of Stah Power and Light Salt Lake City and Frank H. Johnson of Portland will present Saturday. Friday includes dedication of the federal reserve branch bank and a cocktail party. Committees for the Helena Clearing House association are listed alongside event details and entertainment plans.
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Carl S. Lakan
University of Washington
Adam §. Bennion
Stah Power and Light Company
Salt Lake City
Frank H. Johnson
Helena
Federal Time Loan Bank of
Portland
Bennion
Johnson
L. Johnson
Plains
Montana Bankers Association
Dakan
O. M. Jorgenson
Billings
Shairman
Insurance Committee
A. T. Hibbard
Selena
Henrietta Kornellis
Rapelje
Federal Reserve Branch
First National and Union Bank and Trust Company of
Shrine Temple
Federal Reserve Bank
Helena Clearing House Association
Cgeneral
Aa. T. Hibbard
R. E. Towle
I. O. Hammond
Fred Helnerke
J. G. Reitsch
John Carson
Frank Isagart
A. A. Hoerr
G. J. Larson
M. D. Sather
Leon Weat
J. Su. Slattery
George PB. Stadler Hotel
J. S. Hazard
Chairrman
Ten R. Draper
Goll
Watler Brutsch
AL A. Hoerr
H. C. Schuyler
M. 0. Sather
GC. Hinze
Walter Hrutsch
George EB. Studdler
W. A. Brown
Johnson of
E. B. Merlintock
Chisook
Ll. R. Gillett
Miles City
J. G. Edmigton
Kallspelt
P. B. Murphy
Seabey
A. J. Lorkine
Butte
I. F. Galt
Great Falls
F. N. Saner
Resolzuinus
I. RF. Wailander
Froid
A. Callan
Jsweet Grass
A. W. Heidel
Aroadus
C. A. Johnson
Hetlowton
F. T. Merrill
Surplus Wheat Policy Talks At White House Conference
Washington officials indicate the administration may take the initiative to place surplus American wheat in export markets rather than rely on normal trade channels. President Roosevelt directed Wallace and State officials to survey foreign markets and prevent price collapse amid a potential record 1.22 billion bushel crop and 450 to 590 million bushels of surplus. Government could use loan funds and customs proceeds to move wheat abroad, possibly selling 280 million bushels at 10 cents below loan rate, though private sales and market outlets remain uncertain. European crops have improved, and officials say dumping at a heavy loss would contradict reciprocal trade policies.
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Dune
Agriculture Department
White House
Roosevelt
Wallace
State Department
May Ge
Full
Prepare to Meet Thy God Biblical Sermon Summary
A sermon reflections on Amos in the wake of Solomon's kingdoms, urging Israel to repent before God. It links social ills, drunkenness, cruelty, and ritualism to genuine worship, warns that wealth and pleasure rival God, and compares sin to fire that consumes and blinds. Amos calls readiness to meet God two years before a prophecy of judgment, then centers on Christ as the path to true preparation.
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Solomon
Israel
Judah
Amos
Folstow
Anos
Bethel
Itou
Jesus
Jesus Christ
Wheeler to speak on WPA politics on NBC Forum
Burton Wheeler Montana's senior senator will address the WJZ NBC Radio Forum at 7 p m tonight transmitting from New York. He will discuss a matter of national importance with the topic The WPA Has No Place in Politics. In Indianapolis plans are under way for a statewide inquiry to see if WPA funds will be used in Senator Wheeler's reelection bid.
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Burton RK. Wheeler
Montana
United States Senate
Wjz-Nbc
Associated Press
New York City
Waveler
United States
WPA
van Nuys
Wight
Indianapolis
Works Progress Administration
Hig Carpaign
Man once questioned in Chicago killing identified as murder victim
Chicago residents report Eugene Alessandro, 45, shot to death while standing on a street corner. He had been questioned in February in connection with the prior slaying of Dr. Max Hernan Sammet, a dentist found dead at a west side entrance. Authorities say fingerprints linked Alessandro to a 1931 liquor conspiracy arrest in Crown Point Indiana.
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Chicago
Eugene Alessandro
Max Hernan Sammet
Uverman
Sammet
Garant House
D' Alessandra
D'Alessandro
Bureau of Scientification
Leavenworth
Akach
Crown Point
Ind
Airplane Business Booms in Early Year Surge
New York June 12 The airplane business boomed in the first four months with foreign customers making up over 30 percent of activity. Leighton W M Rogers president of the Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce of America said total deliveries of planes engines and die parts were 46 140 702 compared with 50 491 501 for the same period last year an increase of 15 849 901.
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New York
Leighton W. M Rogers
Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce of America
Tragedy Reported In Wyoming Air Crash Near Worland
Investigation by Bureau of Air Commerce Inspector E B Hughes concludes into a four passenger plane crash near Worland Wyoming killing five people, including pilot William Bashaw. Witnesses recall low altitude flight before the spin and motor sputter en route from Worland Airport. Funeral details listed for Lloyd Paris and Helen Brattus with services in Warland and remittance of remains to Ronis.
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Worland
Wyo
E. B. Hughes
Bureau of Air Commerce
Hughes
Salt Lake City
Washington
William O. Bashaw
Seattle
Wash
John Nicola
Washable County
Helen Brattus
Remus
Lloyd Paris
Weorland
Wesley Bard
Greybull
Spokane
W. H. Bledsoe
Valley Falls
Kan
Bashaw
Nicola
Brattus
Ronis
Paris
Warland
Railroads push for higher freight rates to cover rising costs
The Great Northern, facing 40 percent rises in taxes and materials since 1932, sought a 15 percent freight increase to cover expenses. Actual operating costs and taxes for the first four months surpassed revenues by 1,132,277, highlighting the shortfall from only a 6 percent approved rate hike.
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Minneapolias
Chicago
South St. Paul
Boston
Great Northern
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