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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1935
Page
6
A quirky note promotes Jurhee's tangy essence and fresh sauce options. It hints at zest for salads, dinners, and cold sides, inviting readers to try new flavors and seek a different taste. Local shoppers are urged to get a sample today.
Hamilton June 14 Special With primaries approaching Ravalli County campaign activity rises as candidates file for various offices. Democrats H C Groff and George McLean Jr seek state and county posts. Republicans include Ralph Dougherty Don Foss Jack Coulins Sid Hageman Roy Tillman and others. Several incumbents face opposition for sheriff assessor and other offices as party nominees contest the field.
CORVALLIS June 14 Special Miss Virginia Whitesitt daughter of Mr and Mrs Alvin Whitesitt of Corvallis graduated last week from Missoula high school with a Kinman college Spokane scholarship. She becomes assistant bookkeeper at the Golden Glow creamery in Missoula and plans to enter business college in the fall. Dinner guests at the Whitesitt home included J C Renfro and family of Arlee Harry Whitesitt and family of Stevensville and de Mathisen of Victor. Reverend W D Lear is now able to be moved about his home in a wheel chair after 13 months confinement to bed.
Friction over tariffs in Washington paints Franklin D Roosevelt as the top “horse trader” who would negotiate reciprocal trade deals to swap goods for reduced duties. The plan would grant the president broad new powers to bargain with other nations, aiming to clear surplus U.S. goods and raise foreign markets while protecting domestic producers amid a history of tariff wars and surplus agriculture.
In Venice on June 14 Adolf Hitler and Benito Mussolini held a high level conference to discuss general political issues and curb an arms race. Hitler arrived at Lido airport with a retinue, was greeted by masses, and exchanged the Duce and Der Fuehrer greetings amid fascist salutes and cheers.
The Young People's Fellowship of Mountain View Methodist Church elected officers. President Mabel McCoy first vice Harold Hopewell second vice Mary Eleanor O'Brien third vice Vera Richards fourth vice Jim Smitham secretary Vera Brodden treasurer Millicent White assistant John Prater chairman of mute committee Winnifred Moyle pianist Vera Stodden assistant Vera Richards.
The article describes Mussolini and Hitler arriving by launch to the Grand hotel near the lagoon, accompanied by entourages, then traveling to Ville Pisani ab Stra for lunch and talks. They are shown saluting cheering crowds as they travel by gondola, raft, and car. Baron von Neurath accompanies them, and Mussolini and Hitler greet crowds with the Nazi-Fascist salute.
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