Travel Editors Are Guests At Banquet Here
Travel editors from Louisville Cincinnati Cleveland Detroit Spokane Fargo and Missoula tour the northwest. They will travel to Polson after a breakfast hosted by the Chamber of Commerce. At a banquet last night each guest received a copper gold van with a pick and Montana gold nugget from Helena Office Supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Rhodenhaugh
Louisville
Goutler-Journal and Times
Georges Schultz
Cincinnati Enquirer
C. W. Falbott
Cleveland News
Polson
Northwest
Chamber of Commerce
Montana
Helena Office Supply Company
Rev Tracy to lead Townsend parish in Montana
Missoula June 17. At a farewell luncheon at the New Hotel Bloreene sponsored by the Very Rev D P Meade dean of the Missoula conference the Catholic clergy of Western Montana paid tribute to Rev Father Fred H Tracy of Frenchtown now promoted by Bishop Joseph M Gilmore of Helena to the Townsend pastorate Tracy a Worcester Mass native and former assistant at St Peters Anaconda received a conference gift from Father Meade on behalf of his colleagues
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Missoula
Aj Farewell
St. Peter's Church
Anaconda
Frenchtown
Father Meada
Father Tracy
Diamond Jim Brady and Digestive Ailments Aired
A historic note questions if Diamond Jim Brady suffered stomach or ulcer pains from his legendary appetite. It promotes a 25a box of Udee Tablets as a remedy available at Owsleys drug stores nationwide, with a money back guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Anes
Jim Brady
Ely
Owsley
On the War Front: New details on sunk ship and escapes
United States consular officials questioned survivors aboard the Robin Moor after its sinking by a German submarine. Twelve escapees from a British merchantman, landed at an Eastern Canadian port, described a 29 hour drift after their lifeboats, while Japan faced failed talks for material supplies and warned against wider war in the Indies.
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United States
Washington
Imade
Dane
Robert Bush
Bristol
Bush
German Nationals To Be Checked
Berlin protested sharply against closing German consulates as relations with the United States stiffen after the sinking of the American ship Robin Moor. Officials said the attack and rescue of survivors did not change policy. President Roosevelt declined to comment when asked about arming merchant ships, noting plans existed since 1918 but no action had been taken. Funeral services were held for Mrs. Sarah King, and four Helena women were released after an assault charge was dropped.
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Batavia
Netherlands East Indies
Japan
Indies
Berlin
State Department
Germany
Robin Moor
Sumner
Welles
Roosevelt
Ins
Iit
Gapestown
Ioil
Helena
Mia
Hd Dowondon
Helen Gray
Joe Gray
Georgina Ford
Wilhelm Tannenberg
Tor
Washington
Germnan
U.S
United States
Grand Commandery Knights To Meet In Montana York Rite
The Grand Commandery of the Knights Templar of Montana meets at 10 a m at the Consistory temple during a four day York Rite convention. Grand Commander H W Burton of Butte presides. services at St Peter s procathedral precede. A parade and ball close the day with elections and reports at a Thursday morning session.
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Knights Templar of
Montana
H. W. Burton
Butte
St. Peter's Procathedral
H. H. Wax
Billings
Will
Metate
Knights Templar
Grand Lodge
N. Park Avenue
Burton
Hisschonl
L. L. Callaway
Virginia City
Sam C. i Ford
H. Clay Stith
Terry
Order of High Priesthood
Montana Era
Royal Arch Masons
Montana Club
State Bodies End Butte Sessions
The 51st Montana Pharmaceutical Association convention and the third joint Montana State Food Distributors and Associated Merchants of Montana ended in Butte with officers elected for each group. Drug gists chose William Spater of Great Falls as president and R. J. Losleben of Malta as first vice president, with H. E. Rakeman of Ennis as treasurer and J. A. Riedel of Boulder as secretary. New directors include Elmer Carkeek of Butte and Losleben. The next Montana convention will be in Great Falls, Montana.
Chiefs Named by Rainbow Girls
Eileen Plumb of Hardin was elected grand worthy advisor of the grand assembly of Montana Order of Rainbow for Girls in the final sessions of a two day meeting here. Other grand officers named include Betty Parker of Helena and Charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boecman
Eileen Plumb
Hardin
Grand Assembly of Montana
Order of Rainbow
Betty Parker
Helena
Charity
Tree Selection Is Matter to Be Given Some Study
The federal housing administration advises careful tree planting to enhance home appearance. Shade trees should be sited to shade the afternoon sun and frame the house, with space for growth. Avoid rapidly growing, heavily feeding varieties like poplars and willows as their roots clog drains and exhaust nutrients. Fruit trees are not desirable for their fruit and flowers.
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Federal Housing Administration
Britain Still Stands On Offense As War Turns A Year
The June 17 1940 situation report notes Britain's resolve after the French collapse a year earlier. Churchill declares solid grounds for continued war and victory. The article describes Britain’s improved defenses and offensives in Beyrouth north Africa and Syria, bombing from home, and the strategic pressure across the Atlantic and on German relations with Russia.
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France
Britain
Prime Minster Churchill
Pariament
Retaim
London
England
Berlin
Rome
Beyat
North Africa
Syria
Channel
Germany
Iself
Joe Louis Stakes His Crown This Evening
New York reports Joe Louis defends the world heavyweight title for the 18th time against Billy Conn at the Polo Grounds at 7 p.m. M.S.T. Weather is cloudy and warmer with possible postponement to Thursday. An expected crowd of 40,000 foretells a $400,000 gate as Louis seeks to prove his spark and power against the youthful challenger. The bout will be broadcast by Mutual at 7 p.m. NS.T. Preliminary at 5:30 p.m. ALS.T.
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New York
Joe Geuis
Billy Conn
Pittsburgh
Jess
Polo Grounds
M.S.T
Harlem
Mike Jacobs
Louis
Hels
Max
Heji
Fort Louis
Mutual Broadcasting System
WORL
Ns.t
Als.t
Softball Scores From Local Leagues Mixed Outcomes
In a Carroll field extra inning tilt the Old Men edged Western Life 10 to 9 after a pitching duel between Boswell and Mendenhall. In East Helena the Question Marks defeated the Hast Helena team 35 to 10 with Nooper and Davidson homering and Petek hitting a triple. The Highway Demons beat the Capitol Senators 16 to 6 as Stell ing homered for the Demons and two Senators homers counted for nothing. Also included is a disjointed boxing weight comparison between Billy Conn and Joe Louis for an upcoming heavyweight bout.
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West 1Ern Life
Carroll Field
Boswell
Mendenhall
Western Life
Whittaker
Rowe
Hast
Helena
Nooper
Davidson
Bilen Petek
Highway Demons
Capitol Senators
Stelling
Senators
Supreme Court to recess in July and August
The Montana Supreme Court will recess for July and August per a formal order by clerk J A Porter, with a fall session resuming in September. Also noted is a feature about doodlers in New York City where a collage building offers telephone booths equipped with chalk and erasers for doodling.
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Montana
Supreme Court
J. JA. 7. Porter
New York City
Mrs. Griffith Elected District 4 Leader of Montana Clubs
Mrs. A. E. Griffith of East Helena was elected president of district 4 of the Montana Federation of Women's Clubs at the biennial convention in Livingston marking the close of the 1943 session.
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Bozeman
A. E. Griffith
East Helena
Montana Federation of Women's Clubs
Livingston
Oil Ruling Extends Pre July Fourth Leases
Attorney General John W. Bonner ruled that oil and gas leases existing on or before July 4 may be extended if wells are not producing, under a 1941 state law. The opinion, written for W. Walker, state land commissioner, says extensions apply when producing wells are halted due to unfavorable market conditions.
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John W. Bonner
Bonner
W. Walker
New Electric Service Corporation Formed in Billings
Articles of incorporation filed yesterday with the Secretary of State by Sam W. Mitchell and the Electric Service corporation of Billings. The electrical appliance firm is capitalized at $60,008 with incorporators all from Billings: Harold Snell L. B. McCranie and W. J. Farquhar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam W. Mitchell
Electric Service Corporation of Billings
Billings
Harold Snell
L. B. McCranie
W. J. Farquhar
Ford to Speak at Northwest Aviation Banquet
Gov. Sam C. Ford will address the Friday night banquet of the Northwest Aviation Planning Council in Billings. Idaho Governor Chase A. Clark and Gill Robb Wilson of the national aeronautic association are also slated to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Chase A. Clark
Idaho
Northwest Aviation Planning Council
A. H. Brown
Sam C. Ford
Gill Robb Wilson
Washington, D.C
Natonal Aeronautic Association
Playground Program Discussed At Lions Meeting
Helena recreation supervisor Robert Westfall outlined the new playground program and its reach as over 500 children from ages 3 to 14 took part in the season opening. He noted its history and expansion while Lions members planned a delegation to the district convention in Glacier Park over the upcoming Thursday to Saturday dates. The meeting drew attendees from Van de Mark Cut Bank Art Dye Roundup Lon Crumley Shelby Julius Wuerthner Charles Clark Great Falls and Murl Beek Browning. A university agronomist returning from Australia described merino rains producing fleeces averaging 30 pounds.
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Robert Westfall
Helena
Lions Club
Westfall
Glacier Park
van de Mark
Cut Bank
Art Dye
Lon (Crumley
Shelby
Julius Wuerthner and Son
Charles
Clark
Great Falls
Murl Beek
Browning
Belgrade Team Wins National Rifle Championship
Belgrade, June 17. The Belgrade Rifle Club team won the national gallery championship at the National Rifle association ceremony, scoring a total of 1,552 points by members Hugh Bliss C Bennett Leonard Lynch and John Hreshears. Germany reportedly uses zinc to replace aluminum in slide fasteners.
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Belgrade
Belgrade Rifle Club
National Gallery
N.R.A
iThe
Hugh Bliss
C. Bennett
Leonard Lynch
John Hreshears
Fred
Germany
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