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Newspaper

Helena Independent

Location

Helena, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1938

Page

9

Los Angeles Police Officer Guilty in Bombing Case

Captain Earle E. Kynette former head of the LA police intelligence squad was found guilty of attempted murder assault with intent to commit murder and malicious use of explosives in the bombing of private investigator Raymond A. Raymond. He faces life imprisonment. acquitted on conspiracy to murder.

Los Angeles Earle E. Kynette Harry Taymond Kynette Bint Lieut. Browne Raymond

No consensus reached on naming consolidated health head

City council and county commissioners failed to appoint a new health commissioner for Lewis and Clark County after a 60 minute meeting. Miss Nell Sullivan would run the office temporarily, while candidates debated residency and training requirements and the need for a fully trained public health officer.

Consolidated Health Lewis and Clark County G. M. Ehlers Aiy Nell Sullvan Health Service Department Ehlers C. F. Jump A. J. Roberts Council Patriotic Women's Organization Roberts Tom Cooney Board of County Comissioners Misa Sullivan Montana Jump

Local Residents Buy 10 More Five Dollar Season Tickets

Citizens faculty committee, Helena service club, and American Legion push a fundraising drive to raise 3000 for lights at the high school athletic field. Eight residents bought 19 season tickets for the opening night events featuring a Legion drum corps and auxiliary teams. Tickets offer access to at least five football games, aiming to complete the project with ongoing support from athletic enthusiasts.

Citizens Faculty Committee Eght Helena Service Club American Legion American Legion Drum Corps Legion Auxiliary Brill R E Allen and Quay Painter M. W. Fitman Ed Haegele Bill Sam D. Gore, Jr J. R. Wine

Butte Officials Seek Governor Help for State Aid

Butte and Silver Bow county officials conferred with Gen. Roy Ayers to secure funds to ease unemployment in Butte. The group included state relief and welfare leaders and local officials plus business leaders. An estimate warned 7,000 people could depend on relief jobs in weeks without action. No decision was reached to match federal aid yet.

Butte Silver Bow County Roy E. Ayers Joseph Parker LM. Brandford Peter Potter Public Welfare Board James Combe W.P.A Charles Hauswirth Harry L. Hopkins Tutte

State aid eyed to finish Bulle problem relief

Delegation seeks state help to match federal funds and complete ongoing relief projects in Silver Bow County. City and county claim funds are exhausted and warn the situation is growing desperate as nearly half the county's residents rely on relief.

Kone Silver Bow County

State to receive 16000 tons coal for institutions

Montana state institutions will get about 16 000 tons of coal for the coming winter. The purchase, costing around a humorous amount, was made from several Montana firms led by Ball-Coking at Roundup and including Roundup Coal Mining and others. Exclusions apply to state facilities such as the prison and state hospital at Warm Springs.

Montana Wineter I. 8S McQuitty Hum Ball-Coking Company Roundup Roundup Coal Mining Company Manana Coal and Iron Company Washoe North Fork Coal Company Columbia Falls Standard Service Company Missoula Ofutual Coal Company

Mayor Roberts Hindered by Passenger Request for Highway Favor

Mayor A J Roberts usually grants favors for friends but faced four requests that blocked him. One letter asked him to write a welcome article for the Montana Legionnaire for the upcoming Legion Convention in Helena. A Great Falls member then pressed for use of the Roger Pass highway, asking, Can we have it.

A. J. Roberts Montana Legionnaire American Legion Helens Great Falls Roger's Pass

Noel Mas awarded damages in theater injury suit

Alma Noel received a verdict for 4204 dollars in district court against Fox Missoula Theatre Corp over a fall at the Rio theater. She alleged a loose carpet caused her injury when she tripped on stairs and descended from the balcony to the main floor.

Alma Noel Fox Missoula Theatre Corporation Rio

National Guard Band Will Appear Tonight

Col T E H Moora announced yesterday that the 163rd infantry band will broadcast a 23 minute concert at 7 20 tonight through Montana radio stations. The program will come from Hill Park under Lieut John E Fechter, longtime conductor. Bozeman hosts the band with musicians recruited from several guard units after the encampment.

Col T EH. Moora Montana 163Rd Infantry 10 Hill Park John E. Fechter National Guard Bozeman

Democrats Name District Chairmen For Speakers Bureau

National officers of the Young Democratic clubs of America announced through local executives that Peter Melor of Helena and Randall Swanberg of Great Falls were chosen district chairmen of the national speakers bureau. Meloy ta marshal of the Montana Supreme court and Swanberg deputy county attorney of Cascade county. The organization plans to deploy campaign speakers.

Young Democratic Clubs of America Theaterday Peter Melor Helena Randall Swanberg Great Falls Meloy Montana Supreme Court Swanberg Cascade County Nall

Judicial ballot to allow one vote for chief justice says AG

Attorney General Daly issues ruling to Secretary of State Mitchell that Montana law requires a judicial primary ballot directing each elector to vote for only one chief justice candidate. The opinion cites a provision guaranteeing a separate judicial ballot and one vote per elector for the number of places to be filled. It notes the chief justice position is a single place. The piece ends with a stray line about the Mexican army listing a count of privates and generals.

J. Preabourn Secretary of Sam W. Mitchell Mentana Supreme Court Montana

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