Measure 6 Drawn to Benefit France and Great Britain
June 18 report from Watkinson notes debate over a neutrality bill. It would repeal the arms embargo and allow wartime sale of munitions to nations at war, with payment and title transfer required before shipment. It would bar credit extensions, forbid belligerent ship entry, and, if enacted, aid Britain and France more than others if Germany and Italy enter conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watkinson
Bowie
America
France
Houre
Senate
Great Britain
Germany
Italy
Infant Girl Drowns Near Irrigation Ditch
The Semonthald daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Brown drowned in an irrigation ditch west of Darby. She was recovered after an hour's search yesterday. Survived by parents and two brothers aged five and three. The family moved here recently from Sainton Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamilton
Harold Brown
Darby
Nareate
Sainton
Idaho
Kangaroo Court Delivers Night of Whiskers and Yells
In a noisy kangaroo court at a Ulyle auditorium, spectators booed and clapped as Judge and prosecutor clashed in a chaotic trial. A speaker, John S. Jewell, joked about whiskers while Gov. Ayers secretary faced comic accusations. Public welfare official W. I. M. Bradford boasted about whiskers, and Raymond Wine faced faked facial hair. The event ended with plans for future action by the kangaroo court. Gardiner publication, Gateway Sentinel, launched by editor John Beckett with Thursday as publishing day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoya
Ulyle
Len Kattig
Jimmie Smith
Niar
Sherman Smith
Shorty Huber
Fred Gardner
John S. Jewell
Roy E. Ayers
Jewell
Big
Kangaroo Court
W. I. M. Brandford
Brandford
Raymond Wine
Ana Horae
Nate Gwalter
Praney
Harold Woods
Woods
Wooda
Kangares Enirt
Gardiner
Gateway-Sentinel
John Beckett
Achievement Day Brings Home Demonstration Clubs to College Place
Home leaders from Lowte and Clark counties, about 326 members, meet today at College Place School in Helena Valley for annual Achievement Day. Exhibits range from ready-to-wear buying and budgeting to nutrition, hosiery selection, color in dress, and Montana copper crafts. Local club chairs organize reception, lunch, and entertainment with clubs contributing demonstrations and booths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Place
Lowte
Clark County
Ocllegs Place
Helenm Valley
Lillian Slone
Denny
Ation Akeot
Last Chance
Oro
Helena
Craig
Wolf Creek
Dearborn
Sunshine
Prickly Peer
Golden Glow
Greenborn Mountain Clubs
Uundcraft
Sheshimua Club
Montana
J. P. Morgan
Sun Ishine Club
BE. E. Stanfield
Heleng Homemakers Setiinr Club
Tor Kuzelka
Helena Homemakers Junior Club
Nra
A. G. Habu
Oro Fina Club
Artist Held in Spain for Weird Torture Scheme
A Spaniard relayed details of a torture program during the civil conflict era. Prisoners were subjected to forced walking, cement beds, and iron restraints to induce fear and delay. The architect claimed he fled to join Franco’s side, later facing charges for aiding rebellion and for plans to blow police quarters and attack enemy targets. The document notes the long reach of wartime repression and a separate line on U S national park management figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chk
Spain
Amierica
Barcelona
Franco
Syndinaliats
Syndicailain
Puarney
Nur
Blackent
Gik Anid
Cherr
Montaniv Christian Churches Convene Annual Convention
Five Montaniv Christian churches opened their ninetieth annual convention at First Christian Church in Tinga with about 125 ministers and delegates expected. Dr Adam Held Liverett of Indianapolis will be principal speaker. Weller Jr Sandy of Great Falls will preside at the morning session.
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Tinga
Montaniv
Adam Held Liverett
Inlamnapolis
Ind
Priier
Weller Jr
Sandy
Great Fallin
P E O Sisterhood Holds Montana Convention in Great Falls
Delegates from 29 chapters gathered in Great Falls on June 13 for the 17th Montana convention of the P E O Sisterhood. Mrs. Veda M. Jones of Portland, Ore., first vice president of the supreme chapter, will give the principal address. A memorial service honored departed members at morning session.
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Great Falls
Montina
P.E.O. Staterbond
Mre
Veda M. Jones
Porthind
Gre
Firgy
Answers to Cranium Crackers and notable figures
The fragment lists names including Gept. WT. Melkle Karen Louis De Nothaengt Governor Chandler of Kentucky Ray Beau Bell and George Walmer Putnam. It notes the steel industry consumes 3,000 grams of platinum valued at 416,000 annually.
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WT. Melkle
Karen Louis de Nothaengt
Governor Chandler
Kentucky
Ray “Beau" Bell
George Walmer Putnam
Gastric Ulcer Symptoms Warning Booklet Offer
Sufferer from stomach ulcers and gastric hyperacidity can face serious health risks if untreated. Free booklet explains stomach aliments and proper care. Addressed to Omaha customers with offer from a mail service in Omaha, Nebraska.
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Omaha von Company
Keefina Aig
Omaha
Nebr
Veterans groups elect officers at Lewistown session
In Lewistown on June 13 two Civil War and Spanish American War veterans groups elected officers. The Women's Relief Corps state department named Mildred Jolietson as president and others to senior vice president, junior vice president, treasurer, and chaplain roles, with several members named to the executive board and delegates. The Ladies of the Giddy elected Mildred Jazelton as president and appointed vice presidents, a treasurer, chaplain, and delegation roles.
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Lettistown
Bute Department
The
Women's Relief Corps
Miro
Letha Jouca
Hamilton
Garatha Slack
Butle
Melissa Hori
Kallapell
Thelma Thompson
Hamitton
Mae Williams
Great, Falls
Laura A. Kelter
Grewk Fats
Mra
Josephiie HK. Stoftel
Great Falls
Lucy Pike
Bozeman
Pearl Cattney
Heaste McGoldrick
Missouri
Kiva Yeager
Gestiva Slack
Buth
Melisa Horn
Kalispell
State Department
Tadies
Mildred Jiazelton
Billings
May Vudigey
Atherton
Cora Martin
Lewhin
Lula Bithonsen
Migapula
Treasiver
Rosaig Dennis
Deer Lodge
Ehapla
Sought Young Artist in Theft of Masterpiece
Police search for a young artist linked to the theft of a 19th century French painting from a gallery. An alarm was raised Sunday after a small, similar work was found missing the same day, suggesting the culprit may have fled with a deliberate copy.
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Paris
Watteam
Carey
Boys Disobey Parents Then Return Home Repentant
Three two year old boys wandered for a weekend without permission and returned home in a heavy rain. They were found in an unoccupied cabin with their supplies left behind. They suffered mild illness while a search party scoured the area and bridges nearby.
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Mirh
Dune
Hase
John Corgan
Ward Barnes
Berious Cumdifon
Genmonia
Lysulhs
TVA Battle in House over Power Policy Sparks Rhetoric
Lawmakers clash over Tennessee Valley Authority measures with Rep May accusing TVA of confiscating private power and others arguing for restricted sales. Debate centers on regional impact, potential bond issues, and accountability while voices from both sides warn of economic disruption and constitutional questions.
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T.V A
Leilgnes
David Wilienthal
TVA
Beverel Republicn
Ole
Senate
Wendell Winhig
Ibe
Vonied
$5,000,000 Weed Control Fund Proposal Considered
Washington notes report a plan to approve a 5 percent request for a $5,000,000 annual fund to control weeds across crops. Senator Ulaik and Representative Pierce pressed for agricultural department approval, citing labor support from federal and state agencies if the bill passes. Clark warned the bill may miss this session but promised hearings when Congress convenes next January.
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Washington
Dune
Ulaik
Idahay
Renntative Pierce
Verlultural
Clark
Rho
Tay
Pierce
Works Progress
Sansatstration
Elvitian Sanservation Corps
Vonaraes
Congress
Slayer Creates Trust Fund for Wife of Victim
A convicted murderer Robert G. Pony said he formed a trust on May 10 to pay $74 monthly to the widow of his 26 year old victim Jack Anthony. If she remarries the allowance ends or goes to his child. The confession came as he awaited execution in the lethal chamber. Also noted is a separate item about Richard Strauss conducting the Philharmonic in a celebration involving Adolf Hitler amid a weekend feature.
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San Mego
Robert G. Pony
Alachan Gourdough
Jack Anthony
Peru
Mary Anthony
Percy
Composeil Holoren Viewen
Juur 13
Richard Strauss
Philharmonic Orchestra
Tofry
Nhu
Adolf Hitler
Rainbow Girls end annual convention
Ellie Mibbs of Wiliga was elected land worthy adviser of the Montaug Assembly of Rainbow for Girls, succeeding Joan Middleton of Deer Lodge. Other named officers include Jelen Watseth Glendive grand associate adviser Lois Coch Boreman grand charity Alberta Dulla van Whitefish grand hope Edith Lungren Polson grand faith Wardie Morluy Livingston grand recorder and Mary Galligan Helena grand treasurer. The sessions closed with a grand ball at the Masonic temple hallroom.
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Helena Daily Independent
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Jane Howard
N. W. Howard
Nerlops- Howard
Albert Carson Perkina
U. S. NW
New York
K’ Atepa
Eireles
U. S National Park Service
Fligelman
Ontario, Cal
Bill
S. H. M. Bill
Christian Churches Holding Convention
PE. O. Sisterhood Holding Convention
Lewistown
Yaigdiid
V.A
Tage
Sparkman
Ald Munkin 1
Mies
Chandler LO
Tew
Bud
Adaw Munna
Investinenta Af Tagen
May
Mirate Power Company
Tv AL Girodara
St. Louis
Louisville
Gurdewin Whitton
I A
Strain Brothers
Slayer
Morris E. Sanford
Puller Ave
Rainbow Girls End
Batch Tailoring Co
Ian
Palio
U. S
Jeir Kleist
Lena
Gillette
Jom
Helena Hardware Company
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