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Helena Independent

Location

Helena, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1932

Page

4

Vigilante Camp Opens For GIs Of Helen Tory Camp

A summer camp by Camp Fire opens for girls aged 10 to 20 at Camp Wighanto on York Road. Dorothy Howton watches health. Eleanor Dyer and Loretta Solomon lead crafts and nature studies. Halcyon Siegel directs singing and campfires. kitchen and dining led by Mr and Mrs Russell Sweet.

al Elena Camp Fire Organization Eleanor Dyer Sheridan Misa Loretta Solomon Halcyon Siegel Russel? Sweet- Ingen

Reconstruction Corp Advisory Board Meets in Conference

Members of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation advisory board for Montana met yesterday in conference with T O M Tawls manager of the Internal Agency at the Federal Reserve Bank. Attendees included former State Senator EL Williams, Toler Rank, Omar Milcaim, Fred Telnecke, and Governor VY Stewart among others. the meeting was described as purely routine.

Reconstruction Finance Coporation Advisary Board Montana T. OM. Tawls Lnterna Agancy Federalexorve Bank EL Wiltaima Toler Omar Milcaim Conadtiaak Hreat Malle Taividsen Kagem Mekteannn Ie Union Rank and Test Fred Telnecke Nie Hanal Bank Yistena Tomle Stewart Lagu

Crowds at Camp Erlekson Parade 1832 Encampment

Large crowd gathered at Camp Erlekson for the 1832 encampment of the U S Infantry Montana National Guard. Col Willems reviewed the parade with Majors Foote Ghendle Finley Lowry leading the battalions. Base camp activities and baseball Athletica drew major attention with results showing Company outcomes across battalions.

Vlanora Erlekson U. S. Infantry Montana National Guard Biafore WR. Willems Hie Lyman J. Foote E. K. Ghendle, Jr George W. Finley W. J. Lowry

Audience Hears Burgess Talk On Applied Psychology

A large audience at Intermountain College heard Dr Thanna O Burgess visiting psychology professor discuss applying psychology to everyday life. He described writing characterization and how readers interpret writers, with examples referencing Roosevelt and Wilson.

Burgess Thanna O. Burgess Intermountain College Muprerh Syokn Wiis Tiseinaen Theodeto Rooayvelt Wondrow Wilson Aelyas de Barbee Tie Nest Beetee Tnterremitelas Nroroapingi Lemey

Voting lists arrive from five counties in Montana

The report details that several counties including Donialley with 32 precincts, Santer with 6 precincts, Milbeater with 22 precincts, Toole with 27 precincts, and Bonnevelt with 8 precincts provide registered voters counts. It notes numbers for past and present years, noting increases and declines in voter totals across multiple precincts and counties.

Wit Fis Antinn Weves Setere Elise Ratty Vatigtinn Eeyttes Wien Eine Montana Donialley Arcoming Santer Deo Milbeater Wwe Sear Agns Tooler Bonnevelt

Governor Erickson on Future Wheat Prospects and Production

The article reports Governor Erickson speaking on future wheat prospects and farm conditions. He cites 1927 growth, forecasts large wheat production, notes price pressures, and mentions farmers potentially earning around 40 000 dollars. He praises conservation gains and farm prosperity, with references to state agricultural output and a Helena to Paris trip related to station events.

Wald Prahybin Pragent

Enpress Agency Seeks Elimination of Service Request

Report from June 30 notes Enpress Agency seeking to remove a service. The text mentions a xenon powered motor vehicle and a rail route near Montana central linking yesterday. Commission actions are slated through June 27.

He- Dyeen Laver Malta Montana Railroag Jnbway Kaxpreas Ageney Tre Ald Thane Haw Bern Alondy Drereian Pha Commiaston Piolesta

Forbidden Love In A Wealthy Neighborhood

Cherry Phillips, 19, defies her rich parents and secretly marries newspaper reporter Dan Phillips after a night of emotional tension. Dan battles money worries and work pressures while Cherry endures housework and longing, leading to a heated argument over a planned evening out and future plans. The segment ends with Dan storming out, leaving their unresolved turmoil hanging.

Cherry Dixon Lovo Dan Phillips Cherry Dan Howls California Llave Hag Justice of the Deace Tan Tony Toecalls Welington Dana Max Pearson Max Jack McAdllster Capitol Theater Jack Mil Mixie Nipside

Moderates Seize Control In Chile Government Crisis

Reports say the junta solidly backs the new Davila regime as guards man strategic points and arrests 00 communists while promising a moderate socialist state. Colonel Grove and aide Matte are kept under guard amid an announced shift toward moderation and pursuit of extremist groups.

Ve Tate Blere Grove Eugenio Matte Argentina Davila Agathet Colonel Grove

Miss Ireland Returns From Bozeman Trip

Misa Hhlandeth Ireland state superintendent of public instruction returned yesterday from an event where she attended the Smith Hughes conference. She also joined the state meeting of music teachers and a school trustees' gathering at Melinac, with authority granted to them to undertake related duties.

Misa Hhlandeth Ireland

Lutherans Vote to Unify Home Mission Work

The Missouri and Ohio synods of the Lutheran church, meeting in Milwaukee, Wis., voted to unify and place under the central authority all home mission activities. Rev. J. W. Hencken of Houston, Texas, elected vice president, Rev. F. Lankenau of Napoleon, Ohio, elected second vice president, and Rev. Fred Randt of St. Paul, Minnesota, elected third vice president. A wind tunnel project was discussed in Pittsburgh, Pa, but details remain unclear.

Milwaukee Wis Missouri and Ohio Synod The Lutheran Church Barly W. Hennken Houston Texas Lutharan Aynod Lankenau Napoleon Obie Fred Randt St. Paul Minn

Legion Post Plans Big Governor's Day Activities

Legion Post here announces Governor's Day events at Camp Erickson next Tuesday June 22 and a big night program including boxing and music. A ring is being erected for the occasion with a parade and a review by judges to award the Maj. Joseph C. Thomas trophy for the most military outfit.

Legion Post Camp Erickson National Guard No. 2 American Legion Legion Shrine Temple Joseph C. Thomas Moat Susan Barbour Misa Ellen Erickson 163Rd Infantry Thoman Willams Earl Angle Maj. Joneon C. Thoman Erickson Regiment J. Ward Crosby National Guard Entertainment

Silver Bow County Second Half Taxes Greatly Decreased

A sharp drop in Silver Bow county second half tax receipts reduced the state's share increase for 1932 to 4147.68 compared with 1931. The state treasurer received a 44773.87 check from Silver Bow and 5372.24 from Lake County. Across 33 counties, second half tax collections totaled 942822.73, up from 498675.05 last year. John Hancock’s signature on the Declaration is noted as unusually large.

Silver Bow County F. B. Williams Lake Counts

Dagen Wanted by Auto Authorities Extradition Sought

County attorney of Aliver Bow county filed requisition papers yesterday asking Idaho officials to return J. Barry from Poen ello to Hutte to face a forgery charge for 44.40 dollars. Complaint signed by Hennessy store owners in Bolte. Deputy Shere J. Rua teck will deliver the requisition and return Barry if extradition is granted.

Aliver Bow County Govnor Firickson J. Barry Poenello Idaho Hutte Hennessy Bolte Shere J. Ruateck Silver Row County Tdaho Barry

Two Men Fined for Selling Ramo Animals in Sanders County

Iimor Vanzant and H T Falls of Naxon were fined 25 each after pleading guilty to selling Ramo animals. Deputy H H Larsen reported to the state fish and game department. Each man sold a cut hear earning 5 and 7 dollars respectively, claiming they did not know it was illegal to sell the dears.

Iimor Vanzant H. T. Falls Naxon Sanders County H. H. Larsen State Fish and Game Department

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