England Cannot Stand Alone If France Falls
The article argues that Britain, alone in Europe, faces a grim future as France surrenders to Germany and Italy. It warns German terms may target British seapower, demand French fleet assets, and push a Franco German rapprochement under Hitler. Britain's naval strength and Mediterranean reinforcements would be strained, with an uncertain postwar European order.
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England
Europe
Germany
Italy
Adolf Hitler
Benito Mayxolini
France
Britain
Unilean
Dunkerque
Near East
Suez Canal
London
Britten
Arctic
Mediterranean
Flante
Denmark
Norway
Belgian
Holland
Axio
Reich
Hitler
Berlin
Grand Council of Royal Masters elects staff in Billings
In Billings on June 17, the Grand Council of Royal and Select Masters elected Ferry W. Coles of Havre as grand master, replacing John B. Carkeet of Butte. Ralph L. Arnold of Missoula gave the principal address at the Grand Council dinner. Ten officers were advanced one chair, including Dewitt G. Warren of Glendive as deputy grand master and Alvin E. B. Lister of Missoula as grand first conductor.
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Billings
Grand Council of
Royal and Select Masters
York
Ralph L. Arnold
Missoula
State Supreme Court
Grand Council
Dales
Ray 5
Lorer
Chinook Grand Sentinel
John Scott Harrison, IV
Luther T. Hauberg
Helena
Oscar A. White
Rolling
Dewitt G. Warren
Glendive
Alvin EB. Lister
Ellsworth BF. Lyman, Jr
George TW. Padbury, Jr. Helens
Francie W. Sherpe
Great Falla
Matthew W. Kay
Dillon
Glacier Park ready for influx of dudes
Glacier National Park readies for summer visitors as mid June marks peak activity. The Glacier Hotel Company reopens Many Glacier, Glacier Park and Lake McDonald hotels and popular services. Going-to-the-Sun routes reopen. Wranglers move horses to park corrals for saddle trips while trail crews clear 900 miles of trails. The Empire Builder resumes summer stops at Glacier Park and Belton. Park rangers and lookouts return to duties.
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Glacier
Glacier Park
Lake McDonald
Two Medicine
Belton Cialete
Glacier Park Transport Company
Thamselves
Bar X8
Park Saddle Horse Company
Park Service
Glacier Park Boat Company
Great Northern Railway
Empire Builder
Glacer Park
Belton Avilons
National Park Service
Gincior National Park
Spokane Man Heads Vets of NP Service
Sidney L. Whipple of Spokane Washington was elected president of the Northern Pacific Veterans association in May succeeding Jesse B. Campbell of Brattle. More than 300 members met at Mammoth Hot Springs for the 16th annual meeting and planned the Portland Oregon convention for 1941 during Rose Festival week. J A Leduc of St Paul was named vice president and J P Schubert of St Paul became director. E B Nonnett of St Paul was reelected secretary treasurer. A Yellowstone park tour was arranged for railway veterans for Tuesday.
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Yellowstone Fork
Wyo
Sidney L. Whipple
Spokane
Wash
Northern Pacific Veterans Association
Jesse B. Campbel
Brattle
Mammoth Hot
Portland
Ore
J.A. Leduc
Paul
Odd Fellows Gather for Whitefish Sessions in Montana
Whitefish hosts a three day convention of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows and companion groups. The 66th annual grand lodge session of the I OOF, the Renegahs assembly, the Patriarchs Militant meeting, and the women’s auxiliary program are planned across the gathering with multiple ancillary events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitefish
Order of Odd Fellows of Montana
Grand Lodge of the
Nentana 1
C.F
Renekahs
Missoula Man Made Big Chief of Lions
Missoula hosts 1941 Montani Alberts Lions convention in Glacier National Park after scrapping Alberta site due to Canada's war involvement. Browning club invited the assembly to Many Ginders hotel. T. A. Harkness of Missoula elected district governor succeeding H. J. Kilndt. Don M. Robertson of Calgary withdrew as the other nominee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Montani- Alberts
Lions International
Glacier National Park
Alberta
Unito
Lions In Convention
Canada
Browning Club
Ginders
T. A. Harkness
H. J. Kilndt
Billings
Don M. Robertson
Calgary
Jury rules death by car not avoidable in Maki case
Hamilton June 17 A Ravalli county coroner s jury ruled the accident that killed Warmer M Maki 99 not avoidable Maki of Butte was struck by an oncoming automobile while loading from a parked vehicle on highway No 93 two miles south of Victor The other vehicle was driven by Syl Weater Graham of Great Falls Maki s body sent to Butte Survivors include his mother Mrs AMM Maxl a brother Ted of Bur bank Calif and three sisters Mrs Jack Watson Irene Maki of Los Angeles and Tatal Maki of Maltil
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Hamilton
Ravalli County
Warner M. Maki
Maki
Butte
Victor
Syl- Jveater Grahawe
Great Falls
Butts
Amm Maxl
Ted
Bur>bank
Cultt
Jack Watson
Irene Maki
Los Angeles
Tatal Maki
Malif
Detroiters Dispute Theft Case Heads to Jury
In Bozeman on June 17 four Detroit Mexicans are charged with stealing 25 pute from a local clothing store. John Mendoza Delores Mendoza Jesse Gomes and Sam Carro did not testify and defense was brief. The trial proceeds to jury after limited testimony. Authorities say the defendants shipped goods from Bozeman Whitehall and Butte to a Detroit address 5227 Hamilton agenu s.
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Bozeman
Detroit
John Mendoza
Delores Pacedo Mendoza
Jesse Gomes
Sam Carro
Fey
Helena
Whitehall
Butteo
Hamilton Agenus
REA Meetings Set in Montana and Washington Dates
Washington on June 17 announced dates for Rural Electrification Administration meetings in Montana to discuss next year’s programs. Western Montana meeting is at Spokane Davenport Hotel June 2. Eastern Montana meeting is at Fort Hoxsan Agricultural College June 21.
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Washington
Montana
Wheeler
Mont
Western Manana
Pokan Wash
Davenport Hotel
Hoxesan
Agricultural
County Ads Session Discusses Relief Programs
H H Winter of Miles City urged production to create jobs and warned against government-made work at insufficient wages. John G Brown urged decentralizing administration of relief to local groups. The first annual convention of the Montana Association of County Commissioners opens with 72 commissioners from 49 counties attending.
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H. H. Winter
Miles City
To Manana Association
Comansalouere
John G. Brown
Helene
Association
Railway Business Women in Session Opens Annual Convention
The first annual convention of the National Hallway Business Woman's Association opened today at Karat's ranch, a mountain resort near here. Delegates from New York, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Detroit, and Chicago attend as the 18 year old organization gathers in session under Bateman.
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Bateman
National Hallway Business Woman's Sasociation
Karat’s Ranch
New York City
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Detrott
Cui
Toston News notes social visits and local events
In Toulon June 17 Mr and Mrs Edgar Borberet of Long Head Callt are visiting Berberet family. Several relatives including Clarence Berberet and his wife visit, with outings to Helena, Salt Lake City, and Madison area fishing. Local meetings include the Ladies Aid and bridge sessions. Notables include Margaret Talbott Stevens editor of a railway magazine. Jack Kirkpatrick visits, and the Phillips family plans a Indianapolis trip for a Musicians National convention.
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Toulon
Edgar Borberet
Long Head
Callt
Boerberet
Clarence Berberet
Tundday
Atra
Clarancy Bareberet
Fister
Ruth
Joan
Edgar Berberet
Srv
Clarenza Berberet
Mra
Ralph Tidity
Butle
Thureday
Morsrison Emve
Jack Berberet
Ifelena
Baba Erlaton
Corn Shull
Hel Ha
George Putnam
Qtah Construction Company
Mickey
Salt Lake City
Putnam
Aon Gordon
Toston Missouriver Dam
Mra. Buttarton
Wenatchee, Wash
Ladies Aid
A. J. Chubblek
Gus. Sanderson
Townend Clinic
Boln
Jack Kirkpatrick
bin Meter
A. J. Chubbick
Bob Ledingham
Chas
Hegeman
Hoy Stith
Lyla Middleton
Ralph Darwin
J. A. Klein
Pete Maat
J. A. Phillipa
Jack
Portland
Ore
Phillip' Slater
le Young
Indianapolis
Phillips
Faculty Shakeup At Monmouth State College
June 17 report from Boseman notes resignation of Keth een Chrisman, physical education instructor for women at Montana State College for the last three years. Miriam Hart of Greeley, Colorado, a graduate in colored education, is named to fill the position, awaiting approval from the state board of education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boseman
Ketheine Chrisman
Monetune State College
Miriam Hart
Greeley
Colo
Colorgde Mers
Chinaman
Tate Board of Education
Loans Show Gain Amid Bank Lending Surge
Washington financial brief notes that for the week ending June 17 commercial industrial and agricultural loans rose, boosting total bank loans to 4.377 billion dollars. The Federal Reserve reported strong gains across sectors with overall lending up by around one hundred one to one.
Doctors Invention Truss Offered Free Trial
Ruptured men may try a doctor’s truss invention for 36 days at Phyllallan's Appliance Co Kansas City. The device has no leg strap elastic or leather bands and purportedly holds rupture comfortably. If unsatisfied, keep the $3.50 truss and return the rest. offer valid at 2029 Koch Bldg and 2406 Main St.
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Kansas City
Phyallan’s Appliance Co
Koch
Main Bt
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York Ite
Justice Arnold
NP. Service
Taval
Rea
Brown
Railway Business
Toston News
Rae St. Paul
Minneapolis
Margaret Talbott Stevens
Oagmore
Baltimore and Olio Railway
R. Hardgrove
Twaimmer
Sans Oe
Aan
Riverside
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