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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1926
Page
2
The bishop speaks on the law of life urging growth and liberty. He links physical, mental, and spiritual fitness to societal progress, citing athletic education and moral discipline as vital. The speaker argues the human spirit, empowered by God, is irresistable and conquers barriers.
Lieutenant George W. Goddard, of the MecCoole field army aviators, plans a high altitude flight from Darton to Detroit to photograph 218 miles distant. He will pilot and operate the camera, aiming for 32,000 feet with a plane built to withstand the strain. The mission seeks to capture broad terrain and military advantages in time of war.
Adournment slated for June 26 amid antigrets concerns. The Mlineis project in the rivers and hathars bill faced Senate Commerce Committee scrutiny. Warne Bo Wheeler tied to Ant-Saloon league probes. Justice policy 14 mergers challenged in the House Rep Noly of Texas and McNary Basin bill moved in the Senate as Borah Idaho and Randall Louisiana align with opponents.
The old church bell in Savannah Maine recalls a historic river disaster tied to the steamship Saluda. In April 4350s a Mormon emigrant wreck near Weston, Missouri led to heavy loss as the bell tolled the death knell for many aboard. Captain Belt and most officers perished. The bell was later found by river boys, bought for 17 dollars, and placed in the church tower where it remains in use.
Dr Livingston Farrand president of Cornell University urged the New York Publishers association to view the press as a key instrument of information and education. Kent Cooper of The Associated Press echoed the call for more candid journalism and wiser readership.
California Osteopathic association opens its annual convention in Pasadena. Des Moines physician Dr. Floyd J. Trewery warned over energetic children with precocious school work may show early tuberculosis symptoms, urging parents not to praise excess but recognize warning signs and the risk of invalidism despite science.
William R Hearst suing the Los Angeles Record for $125000 claiming a June 10 news report falsely linked his son William K Hearst Jr to a criminal offense and to an alleged party and lost car. The filing names Record managing editor Henry R Briges and city editor Rodney L Arink. A separate Texas dispatch notes 5800 cars gathered at grant shipping centers to fuel the banner wheat crop in Tarnhandle.
Hollywood awaits verdict on color photography as directors voice opposing views. Douglas Fairbanks and Albert Parker champion color for romance and adventure. others warn snatches of color disrupt storytelling and eye comfort.
A national shrine dedicated to the press will be built in the new Cathedral of St John Divine, currently under construction here. The Press Bay, one of fourteen chapels along the rear wave, will stand 115 feet high in a classic Gothic form and feature two stained glass windows and a chapel window recording press activities and progress of civilization.
The Princess of Connaught among prominent English women who sustained public welfare efforts during the war. She served on the staff of a surgical hospital several days weekly and performed regular duties with the medical team throughout the conflict.
Seventy three crew members of the Civ of Naples praised the Japanese warships Kase oraaid Urakare for bravery after their vessel was wrecked off a Mis reef. Japanese sea boats braved heavy seas to rescue and steer survivors to safety.
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