Ex-Awy Men Form Permanent Group At Meeting
An informal meeting leads ex-AWY personnel to establish a permanent organization in Helena. U S Navy recruiting officer announced formation of a 76 member group with a constitution and by laws committee led by E C Thompson. Former Marines invited to join. group to fund a city float and secure materials from local sources. Navy ship USS Helena artifacts were donated for display. the Helena hardware store will showcase the collection.
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US Navy
U . S Helena
Sui Sersed
Gene Naegelé
Jim Giah
Mepara
George Jackhy
Helsna
Cuba
Helena
Mir Beam Alga
Rais Deco van Miver
Montana
Montany
Missoula
Opvinia
Beammay
Elona Hardware
General Motors Operations Resume After Strike
General Motors plants here resumed normal operations after a six day strike by the AFL United Automobile Workers ended in an early morning settlement attempt. Police kept peace as tension lingered between AFL and CIO factions and in some GM units workers returned to work while others crossed picket lines.
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Genes Motors
Saginawhich
Hury
Yintence
St Thin AB
United Auto Workes
Dhiston
T AW
Bint
General Motors
Homer Mar
AFL
United Automontic Workers
CTO
UAW
Meker Jiner
Chevrolet
Fisher
Woll Sees Clap At President In Stand Of Lewis On Peace
New York Tune reports John L Lewis declared Iber peace was impossible. AYL vice president Matthew Won called the remark a discourtesy to President Moorevelt and accused Lewis of sabotaging peace efforts. Woll said negotiations were not terminated and would resume. This marks a second alleged wrecking of labor peace by Lewis, following a 1937 veto of a cross union agreement.
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Woll
Lewis
New York
John L Lewis
Iber
Matthew
AYL
Moorevelt
ATP
AFL
CI0
Callap
Eforta
Lowls
Japan Denies Negotiations With Britain Over Tianjin Crisis
Tokyo informs that no negotiations with Britain are planned amid the broader Sino British dispute over prestige in the Orient. Five cabinet ministers meet to discuss action at Tientsin where a blockade on foreign concessions has begun. Japan seeks greater Chinese authority in the Tientsin government and a financial policy to curb Japanese reserve note circulation, and demands immediate release of four Chinese prisoners.
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Tokyo
Foreign Office
Bratich
Ambientslit
Orient
Tientsin
Wedleriny
Federal Reserve
Four Armories To Be Built in State in Future
The armory plan outlines construction funded by bonds to be repaid from rentals. The armory board chaired by Ms John A Stagg of Anaconda includes H M Morris Billings Nelson Storey Bozeman Fred Bullock Lewistown and Rup adt Larcombe Malta. The board discussed Montana cities needing armories to meet War Department standards and noted additional towns may join for review.
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Armory Board
John A Stagg
Anaconda
H M Morris
Billings
Nelson Storey
Bozeman
Fred Bullock
Lewintown
Rupadt Larcombe
Malta
Montana
War Department
Kids Stage Demonstration Opens Off Lot in Louisville
In Louisville on June 16, children staged a protest at an off lot, marching with placards and chanting slogans like We Were Horn First and We Pay Traxx To the youngsters. Mrs Robart, owner next door, elected to arbitrate amid the disturbance, while adults discussed a lemonade and cooking party in the backyard.
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Louisville
Childres
Mark Plackide
Youpgatera Paradad
Lola Orl
Mra TM Robart
Barkyord
Allis Chalmers Strike Settlement Reported Near
Milwaukee dispatch reports tentative settlement of the Allis Chalmers Manufacturing strike after a lengthy conference led by Gov Julius Heschelsfel and Harold Christoffel. Details not disclosed. plan to submit terms to union for approval expected soon. Injuries and production disruptions noted across plants in Milwaukee area.
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Milwaukee
Alls Chalmers Manufacturing Company
Max W
Rome
18 Year Old Boy Ends Flight At Chicago Port
An 18 year old, James Menver, ended his solo flight after a 22 hour journey from Denver to Chicago with stops at North Platte and Des Moines. He reported his first cross country flight with demonstrations for reporters and credited lessons started at age seven with his father, Leonard James Menver, an auto dealer. The event drew interest from assembled reporters who noted his potential to fly to both coasts this summer.
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Chicago
Chiga
Aly
Bowie
Fom
Pal Uport
Young James
Denver
North Plaite
Grind Island
Omaha
Des Moines
Moline I
Uades Leskons
Leonard James Menver
RLV
Tom James
Clergyman to return to homeland amid a displaced life
A clergyman born in America plans to return to Germany with family. He seeks a settled call to preach in Hanover while facing questions about his American ties and future funding. The piece notes a hopeful path and the family’s tentative plans to move back after years abroad.
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Corman
Mirins Carman Pern
Dehl Vineh
Tex Radiolt
Hanburg
Germany
America
Theclinen
Milam
Ruth
Har referendum bill looms in senate committee
Washington tone shifts as a Senate subcommittee considers a referendum measure. Advocates say it would calm a heated national debate while opponents warn it could hinder government functions. The panel weighs risks of delay and potential impacts on national security.
New Rochelle Faces Racial Tension in Exclusive Estate Area
Residents of the Sutton manor community in New Rochelle report unrest as alleged Black colonists are described as invading the area near the Hudson River. City officials, including Corporation Counsel Agion Simmons, seek ouster measures amid tensions with local elites and Republican leaders in Westchester.
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Hell
Ducky Angels
Pathe
Divine Marlen Hey
Sutton Manor
Broomy
Hidsny River
Moosevelt
Urat Thug Corporation
Agion Simmons
New Rochelle
Old
Isw
Lee Parsons Davis
Bland
Rand
Charles H Gylifiths
Westchester County Republican
Robert & Bavier
Ken Rochelle Trust
Compu and
Buller Whitley
New Heens
Wait
Bng
Beach Ang Yacht Clube
Leno Bay
Premim Point
Entate
Playboy Fommy Manville
Reserve Officers in Spokane for Training Encampment
Spokane Wash June 15. Reserve officers from Montana and Washington report for the third annual summer encampment at Fort George Wright after roll call. Major William JH Johnson commands the Montana group with Majors Trenry Bozeman Foster and Cohn leading contingents, while Captain John Plizer heads the coast artillery guard. The six weeks of intensive training will cover drill, tactics, and field exercises.
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Spokane Wash
Montanas University
State
University of Thaho
Washington
Fort George Wright
William JH Johnson
Missoula
Montana Wif Jris
Thomas Trenry Bozeman
Montana
Albert D Foster Moston
Idle Renerves
Samuel F Cohn Pullman
Gas prices boosted half cent in state
Montana drivers face a state wide price rise as Continental Oil announces a half cent increase on all grades. J Z Strong of Butte district manager confirms the move aligns with a regional hike across the Rocky Mountain area. No statements yet from other major oil companies locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Montana
Continental Oi
J Z Strong
Dutta Diviero
Strong
Iino
Rocky Mountain
United Air Lines Seeks Control of Western Air
United Air Lines plans to acquire a controlling stake in Western Air Express. A proposed offer covers about 241 748 Western Air shares, equaling 61 percent. The deal would mix cash and United stock, with up to half payment in cash, and awaits acceptance or rejection in days.
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United Air Lines
Western Air
China
United Tabines Vinmeport Corporation
United
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