Carroll College hosts 12th annual lay Catholic retreat in Helena
One hundred forty Montana Catholic laymen gathered in Carroll college chapel for the opening conference of the 12th annual three day retreat. The Very Rev Dr Emmet J Riley reported strong attendance and a full schedule of mass and conferences. The retreat is led by the Very Rev Martin J O Malley of Kenrick seminary and will conclude Sunday with a mass benediction and a Montana Laymen's Retreat Association meeting followed by a college banquet. Mr and Mrs Charles H Hull returned to Helena after a three week visit in St Louis Missouri.
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College Chapel
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Kenrick Seminary
St. Louis
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Helena
Carroll
Soviet Press Notes German Moves and Japan Axis Ties
The article analyzes Soviet reaction to German troop movements into eastern and northeastern Germany and the Balkans, the Robin Moor incident, and Japan's axis commitments. It notes Moscow’s stance that the Soviet Union aims to protect its interests while avoiding entanglement, and discusses the broader implications for U.S. Soviet and U.S.-Japan relations amid wartime tensions.
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Japan
Tokyo
Washington
Berlin
Enigmatic Nazi Soviet Talks Fuel War-Tilt Rumors
Reports from Tass say Soviet Germany nonaggression remains intact with no territorial or economic demands. London chatter links Hitler Stalin to a possible clash or staged crisis as troop movements loom near Finland and the Baltic, with Finland tightening border travel and rail routes in several regions. J J Pelley says U S rail system can meet current transport needs and will be supplied as required.
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Balkans
Germany
Russia
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Black Sea
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Tass
London
Adolf Hitler
Joseph Stalin
Britain
Stockholm
Sweden
Finland
Helsinki
Hanko
Gulf of Bothnia
Swadan
Rumania
Moldavia
Russsia
War Front Hints at German Soviet Economic Concessions
A Spanish correspondent reports possible capital importance events between Germany and Soviet Russia and new Russian economic concessions to the Reich that could give the Axis control over blockade-impacted trade. Germany may have concentrated motorized divisions on the Russian frontier to back talks with Moscow. Cairo reports British air operations across the Mediterranean claim 14 Axis planes shot down and attacks on Rhodes, Malta, and Lebanese coast as fighting extends from Lebanon to the east.
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Egypt
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Malta
Lebanon
British pilots rescued as forces push toward Sidon
Beirut June 13. Australian troops advancing along the Mediterranean coast toward Beirut penetrated Sidon’s outskirts but were repulsed by a French counterattack described as brilliant. The report notes two British pilots were rescued in Bengasi harbor, Italian Libya.
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Lebanon
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Decrease in Montana cash balance reported by state auditor
Montana's cash balance on June 1 fell from 14,460,940 to 12,234,033, a reduction of over two million dollars. Investments totaled 18,574,261, with major funds showing Public school general 594,060.11, fish and game 59,934.90, state highway 303,920.08, highway patrol 180,796.65, trust and legacy 176,229.53, common school income 451,228.32, unemployment compensation 6,170,170.16, and interest and sinking 804,373.60.
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Trust and Legacy
Hull Attitude on France Draws Sharp Criticism
Hull accused France of aiding Germany and using Syria as a base to threaten Britain. He warned that Vichy cooperation risks turning Frenchmen against French policy and expanding the war into Iraq, Egypt and the Suez zone.
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Great Britain
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Hull
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Egypt
Suez Canal
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Hwil
Britain
Shriners End Annual Convention City Choice Deferred
The Imperial Council of the Ancient Arabic Order of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine ended its three day sixty seventh annual meeting without selecting a 1942 convention city. A committee report urged postponement due to unsettled world conditions, leaving the choice to the imperial divan. Potential host cities listed included Atlantic City Boston and Portland Oregon. The session installed new officers with Hubert M Potent of New Bern North Carolina becoming imperial outer guard and Thomas Law of Atlanta named imperial potentate.
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Mystic Shrine
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Portland
Ore
North America
Hawaii
Hubert M. Potent
New Bern
N. C
Wake Forest College
Lnwest
Imperial Outer Guard
Thomas
Law of Atlanta
St Mary's College appoints new president in Moraga
Heads Moraga Calif June 13 Brother Austin 45 year old professor Spanish and authority on Central and South American customs named president of St Marys College to assume office about Aug 1 In Toronto Canada June 13 a two day quarrel between Richard Henry Dendis 45 and his wife Odessa 37 ended in violence with the woman and three children dead
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Calif
Austin
Central and South America
St. Mary’s College
Toronto
Canada
Richard Henry Dendis
Odessa
Steamship Company Charged With Spoiling Marriage
The McGormick Steamship Company faces a $75,000 lawsuit in San Francisco court for allegedly wrecking a marriage. Radgar Grindstaff claims the firm failed to send his wife a fare or a guiding cablegram for San Francisco, leading to divorce, remarriage, and damages. In a separate case, a coroner’s jury blamed a 13-year-old girl for her father’s death after a spanking dispute with her 11-year-old brother in Canby, California.
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Klamath Falls
Ore
Canby
Calif
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