Rational Guard schedule lists parades at Camp Roy E.B.
The 163rd Infantry at Camp Roy E B Ayers near Fort Harrison holds three battalion parades and a provisional battalion review this week with Governor Ray E Ayers to oversee the parade. Public encouraged to attend nightly 4 45 p m as each battalion performs. Friday features picked companies and next Thursday the full 1,200 men parade before the governor.
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163Rd Infantry
Camp Roy EB. Ayers
Fort Harrison
Ray E. Ayers
183Rd
16Rd Infantry
Pitt Twins Born 3 Hours Apart in Pittsburgh
The Hartman twins, a boy and a girl, were born in Pittsburgh on June 13 three hours apart, with the boy arriving at 2 a.m. Saturday and the girl Sunday afternoon. Both mother and children are reported well. The father works as a cemetery caretaker.
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Pittsburgh
Hartman
Helena man loses second relative in air crash
Dean C Gillespie of Helena had a second relative die in an airplane crash within two years. His brother Captain Reginald Gillespie was killed in a crash at Rantoul Illinois. Last week an Army plane near Delevan Illinois killed eight officers including Captain Richard B Reeves, a cousin. Captain Gillespie and Captain Bee were former classmates.
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Eleventh Avenue
Reginald Gillespie
Helena
Rantoul
Delevan
Ill
Bringios
Richard B. Reevs
Gillespie
Captain Bee
Gillespis
Campaign cards banned on poles in Helena city
Police Chief Roger Smith announced Helena ordinances forbid campaign cards or banners on telephone lines inside city limits and ordered tear down of cards on such poles. He said the police department will take stronger action if violations continue after noting widespread breaches.
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Helena
Roger Smith
Smith
Moley Warns Roosevelt Aide Group Risks Democratic Split
St Paul June 13 Ray mond Moley magazine editor and former adviser to Roosevelt warned that the president and his liberal circle risk splitting the Democratic Party unless they alter their program. He spoke at the National Conference of State Liquor Administrators indicating the depression would endure under current taxation policies.
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Raymond Moley
Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Moley
National Conference of State Liquor Administrators
Washington
Power program approved amid flood control clash
A Senate house conference committee backed a revised flood control power program costing an estimated 375 million dollars but without direct funding. It relies on WPA allocations and future appropriations, removing local contributions while allowing federal title rights. Copeland and Gibson denounced the title amendment as dangerous to state powers, though President Roosevelt indicated support. The plan envisions hydroelectric facilities and lists 150 local levee projects and 196 reservoirs, plus 10 million for surveys and 1.59 million for hydroelectric surveys.
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America
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Federal Power Commission
Corcoran's five dream jobs for a future Roosevelt aide
Washington June 13. Thomas G. Corcoran, not seeking office, imagines five nonpolitical roles he would enjoy. They include forest watcher atop Mount Carrigan NH, head of a civil service career program, leader of the Boy Scouts of America, chief of federal conservation, and a coordinator matching new graduates to suitable early positions.
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Thomas G. Corcoran
Tommy the Cork
Roosevelt
Sami Gay
Wall Street
Herbert Hoovers R.F.C
White House
Top Mount Carrigan
New Hampshire
Civil Service
Hava
Boy Scouts of America
Counties Submit Tax Funds show 11 more counties aid tax drive
State Treasurer Ray N. Shannon reported 11 additional counties sent half year property tax receipts, bringing total to 30. Amounts from Daniels, Dawson, Fallon, Fergus, Gallatin, Garfield, Hill, Phillipa, Powder River, Toole, Yellowstand compared to last year varied, with Yellowstand highest at about 48 666.35 this year versus 45 930.46 last. Also mentions Spain ready to exchange prisoners including 14 Americans per US envoy’s note.
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Fallon
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Galliatin
Garfield
Hill
Phillipa
Powder River
Toole
Madcap Scene Could Spark New Social Vogue
A scene from the madcap comedy You Cant Take It With You at the Marlow on Saturday June 18 features a game called Forget-Me-Not. The piece, praised by experts, centers on social elites and a party mishap driven by reactions to five arbitrary words.
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Arcene
Marlow
Syca More
Sycamores
Sycamors
Lousad
Executive of State Wool Group Returns From Dako Meeting
Kathleen Neilsen secretary of the Montana Woolgrowers Association returns from Ta Boise Idaho after attending the field day program of the United States Sheep Experiment Station. More than 300 attended including Montana sheepmen and Bozeman station staff. Discussion covered range management and deferred grazing practices. The program reviewed breeding experiments at the station and noted the Columbia breed and a new Targhee breed cross developed for range conditions. The station conducts wool research and prepares a modern laboratory while collaborating with the Forest Service. The U S Sheep Experiment Station spans 50 000 acres with about 3 000 head of sheep. The western breeding lab is linked to 12 western state stations with Dr R T Clark leading Montana’s animal husbandry representation.
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Mentina Woolgowers
Tabois
Idaho
United States
Montana
Bozeman
Weilson
Columbia
Dubois
Lincoln
Nelisen Saia
For ‘Est
Wilson
Western Sheep Breeding Laboratory
United States Sheep Experiment Station
R. T. Clark
Montane
Little Boy Dies Rescuing Dog At Rail Yard
Nine year old William Creighton died while rescuing his brindle bull terrier Puddles in a Garden City park near an electric rail line. Puddles touched the third rail and died. Billy ran toward the dog and was struck by a train, perishing with his pet.
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New York
William Creighton
Garden
Long Island
Billy
Guffey Calls for Backing Democrats in November
In Stairisburg Pennsylvania on June 18 Senator Joseph F. Guffey urged followers to support the Democratic nominees in the November election while preserving the party organization that backed the state committee in May. The meeting preceded the Democratic State Committee session. winners included Governor George H. Earle for U S Senate and Charles Alvin Jones for governor.
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Stairisburg
Joseph F. Guffey
T Hem
Democratic State Committee
Guffey
John L Lewis
George H Earle
Charles Alvin Jones
Wheat Bill Sent Up To Chief Executive
Washington June 13 Congress sent a wheat planting bill to the White House to relax restraints on the 1939 crop. The measure would fix the maximum acreage at 43,000,000 and ACA caperta said without the amendment the crop control law would limit total acreage to 44,000,000 to 50,000,000.
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Washington
Congress
Agricultura Adjustment Administration
Caperta
Minnesota boy of 4 reported missing near farm
River Minnesota June 13. National Guard airplanes from Camp Riley to aid volunteers in searching Swamplands for Nick Hawley Ware who disappeared Saturday while cattle hunting with his brothers. Several hundred volunteers spent the day and night in the search. In Toronto a boxing match ended with Pancho Villa defeating Small Montana in ten rounds.
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Jume
Minesota National Guard
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Weiry
Nick Hawley Ware
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Montana
San Francisco
Pancho Villa
Mexico
Roosevelt lauds Advertising Federation at 24th convention
President Roosevelt sent greetings praising the Advertising Federation of America as the 24th annual convention opened. He cited advertising’s key role in the economy and the need for truthful claims and high ethical standards to boost production, distribution, and purchasing power while expanding employment.
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Advertising Federation of America
Pesident Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Dean to Treat Sinus Infection Delays Cubs Pitch Return
Chicago June 13 Dizey Dean pitcher for the Cubs was kept home with a sore arm and will undergo sinus infection treatment within days officials said He rested six weeks and then reported renewed soreness delaying his comeback He will not throw for at least a week and when he resumes tossing a ball he will avoid bearing down for several days
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Dizey
Dean
Chicago Cub
Tomigh
Alma
Battle Royal Turmoil Hits Wheeling Ring
In Wheeling West Virginia an unscheduled battle royal sparked a chaotic scene as police broke up a brawl between ring handlers and fighters during a scheduled event. After warnings about low blows, fans surged toward ringside before order was restored and the bout resumed. Akron fighter Fine, 130 pounds, recovered from a slow start to score a ninth round knockdown and win the decision over Muller of Wheeling, 123 pounds.
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Wheeling
Miller
Spiners
Fine
Akron
Ohio
Muller
Kidnap Killing Case Stages Grand Jury Indictments
Miami on June 13 with Franklin Pierce McCall and Jaunti nes showing worry as a grand jury weighs indictments in the kidnap killing of Jimmy Cash Minnesa. State Attorney George A. Worley led the proceedings causing the jury to defer decision. James Bailey Cash Sr. arrived from Princeton to testify before the grand jury.
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Miami
Florida
Franklin Pierce McCall
Jimmy Cash Minnesa
George A. Worley
James Bailey Cash
Princeton
Drowning accidents claim five young boys in two pits
St Louis reports five youths ages 11 to 16 drown in two separate swimming accidents. Four boys perished in an abandoned clay mine pit while one drowned in a nearby quarry. Names given include Robert Hanneken 11 Cosmo Formosa 12 George Bruemmer 14 and Joseph Stock 11 Wall Rhodes 16. Later sports notes from Indianapolis and Des Moines detail player movements and a boxing result.
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Kive
Robert Hanneken
Cosmo ‘Formosa
George Bruemmer
Joseph Stock
Wall Rhodes
Treasure hunters to work on wreck of sunken Merida
Norfolk May 13 Salvage crew plans to probe the wreck of the Ward line steamer Merida resting about 254 feet deep off the Virginia Capes. The Italian salvage steamer Falco will carry supplies for the renewed expedition expected to recover possible valuables including rumored jewel caches from Emperor Maximilian of Mexico. The Merida sank after a May 11 1911 collision with the Admiral Farragut, with over 200 passengers saved and cargo including silver lost.
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Merida
Virginia Capes
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Masimillian
Mexico
Faragut
Tettuw Jack at Marlow Theater Spotlighted Drama
A new film at the Marlow Theater stars Robert Montgomery in a dramatic lead as Major Walter Reed. Vierma Grace co-stars with a tropical Cuba backdrop, recounting the yellow fever investigation by the army medical commission after the Spanish American War. The story centers on voluntary human experiments to determine the disease’s cause, as Montgomery’s character influences others to volunteer. Also notes a Washington bill creating a Public Health division to curb stream pollution and a stray line on mildew removal from clothing.
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Marlow Theater
Robert Montgomery
Vierma Grace
Levis Stone
Walter Reed
George Seitz
Cuba
Hts
Montgomery
Queer experiment in cave in Kentucky Mammoth Cave Ky
Two University of Chicago psychologists live in Mammoth Cave to test if man can forget normal life cycles by forcing a 28 hour day in a constant 4 degree environment. They remove sun and warmth to minimize external cues and study adaptation. Meanwhile in Washington a bill to overhaul the $2 food drug law is sent to Roosevelt.
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Mammoth Cave
University of Chicago
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