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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1939
Page
1
A damaged text fragment describes a woman facing a fatal illness and a prayer answered by mysterious means. The passage references examination by a doctor, years of suffering, and a family affliction. It reads like a clipped historical obituary or medical note with unclear names and places.
A Philadelphia museum reports the theft of twenty three rare Greek coins dating around 2,500 years old. The damaged collection, insured under an All Valuaita policy, was valued at potentially thousands of dollars depending on collector demand. The Penneylyala Academy of Taine Arte announced the loss.
Japanese forces press a Chinese maritime blockade amid Western threats of action. Economic measures cut off concessions at Tientsin with all area businesses barred from external trade. Officials weigh further steps as regional tensions rise and rumors of allied responses swirl through the border zones.
Fragmentary text shows names and titles with many garbled terms. Key entities are unreadable, no coherent event or outcome can be determined from the readable fragments.
Fragmented report details a riot by prisoners in Kansas over silk undergarments. Guards used machine guns to quell the unrest as inmates protested conditions and warden actions. The melee ended with no immediate further disruption.
The fragmentary text mentions King and Queen Te in a northern New Munem region. It references welcome events, a hospital or expital setting, and several unclear names and places. The entry lacks clear dates, roles, or outcomes due to damaged OCR.
An inquest today ruled the death of Jamies Willy Kink, president of the American Association of Railroads, as accidental. He was found near the Richmond and Washington tracks after an incident yesterday.
Washington reports President Roosevelt endorses tightening provisions to curb evasion by corporations and retained profits. House committee pursues swift drafting and passage before June 30 expiration, hoping to bolster Treasury revenue.
Fragmentary report describes a proposed peace condition for a conference with Britain and Germany. It cites Lord Halifax and Foreign Office mood, insisting colonies stolen must be returned and an atmosphere of equality. The text references Halifax, Vilarount Halifax and external diplomats and hints at a broader secrecy and tension in early conference planning.
In Billings Ada Nerma of Rilings was elected president of the local Catters association during a convention in Mi ter City. Ruta Cato of Maker became secretary and Tom Vroneh of dhardin was named vice president, with pan and party from the district present.
An informed quarter warns of a possible British Japanese clash at Tientsin as efforts were made to blockade the British concession there. The report notes tensions rising over plans that could trigger a broader conflict between Britain and Japan.
A bill creating a hopper fund signed by President Franklin D Roosevelt, detailing funding support and administration. The measure aims to address agricultural, labor, and industrial concerns across western states and various colonies or territories.
Prague reports a Czech Legion of about 1 000 men organized to oppose German domination. The movement aims to contest control in Bohemia Moravia and Poland while familles seek exile and safety from ongoing hostilities. Uncertain leadership and scattered actions mark the resistance as authorities suppress gatherings.
Helena Housing Authority proposes a new dwelling plan for two buildings to be erected on a single site. Officials outline grant support, construction costs estimated at $8 million, and required approvals before initiation. Local authorities coordinate with Washington office to finalize plans and deadlines.
A chaotic incident unfolds as a cigarette misfire injures a Chicago resident at Castle Street. Witnesses report a loud explosion and a man bleeding from a chest wound. Responders remove a cartridge fragment and treat the injured person at the scene.
Montana workers gear up for port of entry duties with western outfits and khaki uniforms. Stations listed across U S highways near Gardiner Missoula West Yellowstone and Kalispell will begin official duties Thursday. Officials anticipate questions from travelers and will provide maps and regulation guidance as the highway department prepares a weekly road report.
Fragmented report describes an artist in Barcelona facing execution by Spanish Republicans. The text mentions repeated death sentences, alleged torture cells, and claims of brutality against nationalist prisoners, with references to officials and judicial actions.
Elks Flag Day services are planned for this evening with a full program. The ceremony includes readings and prayers as members gather at the lodge hall to honor the flag and national traditions.
Baltimore hearing reports charges and countercharges as grand jury probes alleged branding of a Jewish youth. Widespread rumors of harassment and a related pension matter surface amid testimony disputes and a magistrate’s hearing before a city court.
The C L O board was asked to authorize use of injection and fining schemes in preparation for a new organizing drive in the nation’s large industries. The move targets the rival American Federation of Labor as the struggle intensifies.
Marlene Dietrich leaves a New York nightclub in a satin evening gown with a hoodlike feature. The scene includes a remark about theft and a quoted remark from Dietrich denying further involvement.
A house subcommittee praised the WPA as a notable success and began drafting a final bill said to sweep changes through the relief system. The item is framed as aimed at broader reform, with discussions referencing President Roosevelt and broader relief programs as the draft progresses.
Senate debate exposed unbudgeted increases tied to farm benefits and parity payments. Provisions include 200 million to 400 million in various forms, with a conference between the Senate and the House amid discussions with Secretary Wallace and Senators Bankhead and Tussell.
Paterson June 13 Mira Doria Mattis marked her 110th birthday with gray hair smoothed and a plain brew. She hopes to reach 116 as she traces her life from Vienna born 1828 to the United States arrival in 1833. Her birthday was celebrated at the home of the Little Sisters of the Poor, where she has lived 18 months.
Thirteen people were injured today as riotous strike action erupted at a Milwaukee manufacturing plant. Sheriff Tawant-Mitten ordered guards to protect the large industrial works amid clashes with pickets and workers. Vehicles were attacked, windows smashed, and deputies assaulted. officers used gas as tensions spiked before a deal allowed pickets to halt stone throwing.
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