Contested State Primary Looms Amid Labor Republican Divide
Voters face a tense contest as Republicans rally to oppose Laborites in a high stakes primary. Incumbent candidates and fusion advocates clash with Democrats, with Francis H Tessman and Jaborites figures campaigning amid wary opposition to John Lind. Campaigns focus on nominations for state offices and a possible Senate race, as party factions battle for influence ahead of tomorrow’s pivotal voting.
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Undone Aat Meet June 7 At Ravalli Hall
About 200 attendees heard the Ravalli Democrats address party needs at Burns' Hall. John McOn attended as master of ceremonies with R E Dwyer group speakers including Murray Jr. and Berna Corley. George Mc spoke for the office. Tina Missoula and Ben Alderson provided musical numbers with Mrs Ts at the piano.
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John McOn Atessman
Burns’ Hall
E Dwyer
Murray Jr
Berna Corley
Aher
Representas Ay
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Tina
Missotla
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Dance party event lists performers and hosts
George Miles acted as caller at a social held by the Hamilton group with a supper buffet of strawberry shortcake. Militant Herpests Fowler of Darby hosted reception. attendees included Mrs James, John Wourt, Keith Hammell, Jenson, Mrs Soren, Lydia Smith, Mrs Leay, and Mrs A.
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Hamilton
Gerquist
Herpests Fowler
Darby
Mond
Mra James
John Wourt
Keith Hammell
Jenson
Soren
Lydia Smith
PJ Leay- See
U.S. Debt Payments Puzzle Through Dollar and Pound Flows
The piece argues that paying debts in dollars forces more British goods and fewer American goods, tracing how currency flows constrain trade. It discusses options like British goods in lieu of dollars, gold transfers, and the limits of such tactics, concluding only nontradable assets or new trade balances would resolve the dilemma. It mentions reparations, creditors reinvesting, and the impact on exports.
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National Gallery
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New York, Tribune, Inc
Treasury Bonds Lead Market Amid Strength in US Debt
New York June 17 The bond market gains came from strong US treasury securities and prime investment issues while secondary loans were uneven and foreign bonds especially Germany showed reactionary moves. Government announced $1.353 billion of six new 3 percent bonds and 24 percent notes, with public debt rising about $832 million despite maturities. A $192 million federal land bank 4 percent bond issue will be underwritten by the Treasury and open for subscription tomorrow, with partial redemption of existing 4 percent land bank bonds on July 1 and allotment favoritism for subscribers to the new issue. The German moratorium on interest payments surprised few as German reserves declined and Reich obli gations wavered. Italian issues softened while high-grade bonds drew attention to safe investments. The banking system reserve total rose to a record peak of over $1.75 billion, with total reserves near $3.1 billion and process reserves expected to near $2 billion.
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Local social visits and school exam results noted
Jackson residents report a week of social visits with Mr and Mrs Sam Robinson of Butte, Mr and Mrs Alfred Peterson, Mr and Mrs Dan Pendergast, and others visiting neighbors in Jackson Anaconda and Dillon. County superintendent reports show all seventh and eighth graders at Jackson and East Pax schools passed state exams. Ava Lee Shepard visits and Mrs Quigley visits Elkhorn, Sadie Ford returns from Centennial valley, and multiple families conduct business in Dillon Monday.
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Cspectaly
Sam Robinson
Butte
Alfred Peterson
Walter Clapp
Dan Pendergast
la Graham
Anaconda
Dilley
East Pax
Sanford Shepard
Ava Lee
Martin Quigley
Wisdom Wisdon District Rebekah Lodge MeetingAboard
June 17 special report notes Mia Wilson Young along with Mrs Claud Anderson and Meshanies Clarence George and Marry Helming attended a district Rebekah lodges meeting in Anaconda last Saturday. Also mentions Mr and Mrs Hans Lausen visiting Gibsonsville Idaho and several Wisdom residents with recent travels and medical updates.
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Utah
Wilson Young
Dunlap
Ansconda
Frank Husted
Wise River
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Laporte Ind
C. W. Francis
Wisden
Canal Zone Chief Called To Capital In Washington Summons
Brig Gen Lyte Brown commanding the Atlantic sector of the Panama department sails from Cristobal for New York aboard the liner Toten after a war department summons. Motive for the trip was not disclosed. Possible link to canal zone defenses noted. Also a note that the basking shark is harmless to man.
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Business vigor remains high with mixed industrial signals
New York June 17 mid June business conditions show enduring vigor across core sectors. Automobile output edges up while steel and electric power hold near peak. wholesale volumes hit April highs, consumer goods lag behind year ago due to abnormal prior factors, and NRA taxes loom. Building activity shows life but remains sluggish. auto price cuts persist despite manufacturer efforts to limit summer decay. Residence renovation plans in Washington unlikely to affect this year. Hospital departures noted for several patients and a child, with Mrs Horton and others leaving St James Hospital.
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Washington
Orem
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Skelly Burial Planned in Iowa City Davenport
Davenport, Jowz June 1. The body of Hal Skelly, actor killed yesterday in a crossing crash at West Cornwall Conn, will be brought to Davenport for burial probably Monday, relatives here said. His mother, Mrs Martha Skelly, resides here. He has four sisters and three brothers.
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West Cornwall
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Livingston Set for Ninth Annual Round-Up and Fourth of July
Livingston prepares a grand Old West Round-Up for July 2 to 4 with a $2000 investment. New rodeo grounds feature peeled pine corral poles, painted aluminum structures, and a steam-rolled arena. Lighting rigs use 500-watt globes to host night events. The lineup promises diverse livestock including long-haired Mexican steers Brahma cattle Brahma bulls and Scotch Highland cattle.
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Montana
Rome
Rotary of June Socials and Idaho Visitors in Boulder
Specials from Boulder report a bridge party hosted by Mra Sonny Mountjoy in honor of Mrs Franklin Girard of Boise Idaho who is visiting relatives. Episcopal Guild met with guests including Mra Kemp Sloan Dale Robinson and Mrs John Steelesr. Mrs Girard and Mrs L M Jones of Boise left for home after visiting the William Pendergast home. Mr and Mrs J A Riedel and children Al Jr and Shirley Anne drove to Helena to visit Mrs Riedel's parents. Mr and Mrs R A Hammer also noted.
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Sonny Mountjoy
Franklin Girard
Boise
Idaho
J. A Riedel
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Mra E Y. Kemp
Reymour Sloan
Dale Robinson
John
William Pendergast
J A. Riedel
al, Jr
Shirley Anne
Helena
Riedel
R A Hammer
National Parks Parade Opens July 2 With Cowright Events
Large crowd head for a celebration featuring 70 head of bucking horses and world champion rodeo events including bronc riding bulldogging calf roping. The Kiddies parade on July 2 will involve 1,200 children reenacting Yellowstone and Glacier National Park history scenes. Fox Movietone News plans to film in Livingston as locals from Billings and surrounding counties join in this nationally known fest.
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Asuel
Secretary of the Interior
Thas
National Parks
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Fox Movietone News
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Great Falls
Butte
Grain planted now will yield feed for fall and winter
Bozeman June 17 With a past water shortage easing and rains improving ranges farmers can plant oats wheat barley and rye now or in early July to assure feed for fall and winter, says Sam Sloan Montana State College agronomist. Early June plantings yield heaviest. fall rye and fall wheat help pasture next spring. Fall millets offer catch hay if planted after July 1. Consult county agent or Montana Experiment Station agronomy for seed selection.
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Sam Sloan
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Agronomy Department
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