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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1939
Page
3
A World War II era account notes a protest by Yu nine regarding a Japanese bombing mission. The report references wartime events, arrests, and suspected espionage tied to Allied and Axis actions, with mentions of officials and wartime personalities.
The article outlines a military guard camp parade schedule for this evening led by commanders including Walter and Pennington. It notes preparations, expected activities, and the sequence of events as units assemble for combat piloting and training exercises.
Northern Montana herders convene to elect officers and directors in a Lock end gathering. Andras royins of Stanford is named president Otto Iswald of Broadview becomes vice president Russell Glante of Billings is treasurer Tiny MWhue of Manhattan Tam Maine of Billings, Yost of Liltings named to the board.
4 H club leaders convene at State College for their annual convention. Delegates from counties gather to discuss project work displays and leadership training. The event includes presentations, demonstrations, and recognition of outstanding club members.
Helena area residents are listed as Ire Watchers in a community alert and poster campaign. The group includes local figures such as Massoud Chiener Mo Wor and others from Forest Mood dens, Ballard and Helena institutions, aiming to monitor wildfire risk and share safety information with residents during fire season.
Last rites were conducted by OW Price for Mrs Ian Sehway who died suddenly in Butte. Attended were Donald Row Mantey and Margret Compe with Stella Rev a Peter oof Wests Lalla and others. Mis Seiwes was born here and attended Helene aehngis before moving to California.
The United States Fidelity and Guaranty Co. a defendant in a suit brought by Helene School District No 1 filed a motion in district court seeking removal to federal court. Co defendant West Coast Construction Co of Seattle and others are in federal jurisdiction. claim filed March 13 alleges $873,000 for alleged future noncompliance with construction specifications for a high school building. The Fidelity Co supplied a bond for the construction company.
Denver council approves pursuing aeronautics authority to extend service from Gretwi Wall Mont to Lethbridge and aims to bring Western Air Express and Inland Aviation Inc. into the plan. Louie Straub presides as officials consider the proposal for Canadian city service.
Engineers survey the local airport to develop the master project while city officials face disputes over WPA and federal aid. A court fight could arise over damages from a fallen crew, as May values and airport receipts are tallied and committee appointments planned.
The rowmaker reported a sequence of events with scattered readable fragments mentioning FAINMAKER and TARGET in a Treasure State context. Names, dates, and places are unclear due to OCR garble, but references to weather, temperatures, and misty conditions surface amid distorted words.
A family style training school for about ten men will open today at the Melon Baton feck facility. The program focuses on basic instruction, including detection methods and control techniques, led by instructors Licke Card, Werterston, and Ter Aas.
A fragmented report covers a sensational ransom letter linked to a kidnapping case amid claims of pressure by Spanish Syndicalist leaders. The document mentions a girl named Susi and alleges coercion to write a note under duress. A military court case in June cites torture chambers as context for nationalist prisoners.
A Helena club association announces a membership drive targeting 1500 new members. The campaign includes completing a pheasant shelter and pen wiring, with construction underway on the Last Meloy pheasant pen and earlier nests renting 190 pheasants last summer.
The Labor Department announces a hearing date of June 19 regarding wage and hour division concerns. Details on seasonal industry exemptions and applications are to be reviewed with Washington officials. The event marks formal opening discussions for federal labor matters and related regional impacts.
The article describes large crowds greeting King George VI and Queen Elizabeth as their royal train traversed towns along the St Lawrence River. Flags, decorations, and platform gatherings marked the return, with rain and damage on some routes yet widespread enthusiasm across border towns to Halifax.
A motion was filed in federal court asking that a Montana Power Company case to quiet title to Missouri silver spires be remanded from a state conservation board matter. The Water Association of Water isis and the state argue removal is proper.
Thomas addresses a large Jersey City gathering urging peaceful civic action amid a Supreme Court ruling. He warns against publicity and cameras, stresses democratic rights, and calls for orderly justice. The report continues with a separate note on Great Falls Deaconess hospital nursing school graduating 14 in Friday commencement.
A Chinese city near Ghengtn 175 miles NW of Lungking was bombed by Japanese planes injuring residents and damaging property. West China University physicians protested to President Roosevelt and Secretary of State as the United States faced hostile aggression amid escalating regional conflict.
A fragmented report details a raid by extremists and harassment incidents along a roadside route. The account mentions deaths of individuals as the convoy moved toward a distant destination and references a political faction linked to a figure named Swanson.
Boston observers report a public address by Landon supporters at Boston University challenging the New Deal stance on property rights. The event attracted discussion on federal policy and individual liberties amid university attendees and local commentators.
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