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Newspaper
Helena Independent
Location
Helena, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1941
Page
2
Washington June 15. The State Department acted to bar from the United States Germans or people from German controlled countries who might have an obligation to act as a foreign agent here. The measure tightens immigration restrictions and targets individuals with potential obligations to influence U. S. policy or public opinion for Germany.
Warren W. Shake, 24, of New Ulm, Minn., was killed and three other Camp Haan anti-aircraft base officers were injured in an auto accident. Denver reports a teen geography prodigy, June Handke, 17, recently completed 13th grade in Salt Lake City, having attended schools in 48 states.
Buenos Aires June 18 A socialist deputy Juan Antonio Solari charged in the chamber of deputies that a Nazi like group named Bucara aims to unite Argentina Uruguay Paraguay and Bolivia into a single morbid state. He said German agents are active and cited the US closing 24 German consulates as a continental conspiracy signal. Interior Minister Cualaciati acknowledged abroad directed groups run clubs and camps that could be used against democratic institutions in Argentina while promising peace and order.
Jurors will return to district court Friday morning to hear one criminal case and one civil case. The criminal case charges Wong Sun with practicing medicine without a license. The civil suit Myrtle I Hambidge versus Charlotte Tapping seeks 20,000 in damages.
Port Stanton New Mexico June 15 German sailors from the scuttled mer Columbus interned here suffer subsistence changes as presidential orders freezing German assets and closing Nazi consulates take effect. border patrol supplies now cover men with limited rations while Italian seamen in Newark harbor face a courtroom verdict and possible sentencing in a controversial ship financing case.
Maggie Smith Hathaway of the state temperance commission spoke before the Women’s Society of Christian Service at St Paul’s Church on the street, urging abstinence as part of national defense. She called for stronger law enforcement and said public awareness of alcohol harms to youth would boost enforcement.
Hillside New Jersey police said Adolph Benitz 69 fired buckshot at a group of junior high boys who taunted him after a rock was thrown at his home. He claimed the taunting continued after warnings to stop. Edward Earle 14 was critically wounded. William Mulan 13 hospitalized with abdomen and leg wounds.
Philip M. Flant a multimillionaire big game hunter and former Broadway playboy died at Polyclinic hospital from a heart condition at age 38. He inherited a 15 million dollar fortune from his stepfather Commodore Morton F Plant yachtman and was once married to actress Constance Bennett who divorced him in Paris.
Hay F. Slocum of the American Academy in New York spoke on embalming to Montana Embalmers Institute members at the Placer hotel final meeting of a three day session. More than 300 attend ed the gathering. He praised the state board for making the convention possible and thanked members and the board for cooperation.
Britain has turned its radio locator program over to the United States with recruiting for a civilian technical corps in New York. The device spots approaching planes by compass bearings from two stations to locate the bomber, and may aid submarine tracking. British fliers already use it, and there is hope it could reduce night bombing within a year.
Two transients Alex Taubrey and Buck Avery were held by police in Butte as suspects in yesterday stabbing of transient Frank Engstrom in the Great Northern railroad yards. Engstrom hospitalized with non serious chest wound. County Attorney J M Smith and Undersheriff John Gillan investigating.
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